The Appeal., 1905-06-03

| thing; don't miss It. Miss Hattie
Hobbs, who has the management OF
the affair. has way of getting up
unique things. Among those who will
| take part in the program are: Rev.
F. Frazier, Miss Hermer Gregory.
Mrs. r. Chapman, Miss Mariana
Sproot. Mr.. R. Richardson. Miss Min
ME Duncan, Miss M. Teasdale., Tick
cts, 25 cents, children. 10 cents. Pro-
| ceeds for benefit of church. Every
| body invited.
The beautiful Minnesota building,
! which was at the st. Louis Exposition
! is being reconstructed on the state
| fair grounds at Hamiline, and will be
used as headquarters for the publish
| ers of the weekly newspapers OF the
state, which it is believed will add
to the enjoyment and comfort of edl'
| tors while VISITORS at the fair AS
one of the attractions in this build
! ing. a newspaper exhibit will be ar
ranged, consisting of file of all the
! weekly newspapers in the state for at
least three months previous to the
state fair. The fair begins September
4th and continues to September 9th.
| Rev. w. D. Carter will deliver an ad-
| dress at the Mems Union Club to-
! morrow afternoon at St. James A. NJ.
| E. church. His subject will be: "The
| Necessity of a Reading Room
! The program on last Sunday. La
, dies Day, under the direction of Mrs.
#. E. Franklin, was very interesting.
and pleased the large. crowd present
very much, it was as follows: Open
ing song. Mrs. S. J. Bellesen's Sunday
School class: remarks, Mrs. T. D..
Franklin; recitation. "Our Country
| Miss Adina Adams; vocal solo, Miss
Eva Bell; paper. written by Miss
! Viola Berry but who being unable to
appear, it was read by Mrs. O. c.
Hall; piano solo, Prof. w. A. Weir;
remarks, Rev. r. Seymour; remarks,
Mrs. J. R. White, representing the
Ladies of the G. A. R. A collection
was raised by Biddle Circle L. G. A..
R., and presented to the club.
The Thanksgiving services of the
u. B. F. and S. M. T. lodges at ST..
James A. M. E. church attracted the
most magnificent crowd that has been
seen at the church in many moons, in
fact, many could not get into the
house The lodges made an excellent
appearance, the ladies looking especl-
ally fine. The exercises were very
pleasing in every particular Mr.. }.
"a. Adams was the master of cere-
monies. and performed his part very
| satisfactorily The exercises consist.
ed of singing "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name by the congregation;
prayer by the pastor of the church.
Rev. R. Seymour; solo. mot Ashamed
of Jesus" Miss Helen Anderson;
Grand Masters Proclamation, Mr.. J.
O. Adams; Scripture reading in con-
cert, master of ceremonies and mem
bers of the order; special prayer. ".
NJ ]. R. White; anthem, "Come Thou
Fount of Every Blessing" choir; his
torical sketch by Mrs. J. H. Charles
ton, S. M. T.; remarks, Miss Ell
more Boxdale. Juveniles; Master Fred
die Parker, Juveniles; hlstorlca!
sketch, Mr.. E. o. Robinson, U. B. F.;
violin solo, "Traumeri," by Schuman,
Prof W. A. Robson; sermon, Rev. H.
Seymour; collection; benediction.
There were two tables for the Of
ferings, one for the pastor in charge
of Mrs. J. R. White and DR.. F.. G. Mel
son, and the other for the church trus'
tees, in charge of Mrs. Anna .Mofatt
and Mr.. Frank Falks. The sum rails
ed for the pastor was SIS, presented
in neat little speech by DR.. F. c.
Nelson. The sum of 1925, donated to
the trustees. was presented with a
speech by Mrs. Anna Mofdtt. The
decorations in purple and white, cut
flowers and blooming plants and ever.
green's were made under the direction