The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-27

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remacy they once had and which Il
rightfully theirs, even in Chicago
And the city does not forget its deb
to the missions of the world.
The lecture was interesting ant
the audience. though not large, was
| greatly pleased.
| Elder c. C. Hill filled the pulpit at
| the Christian church. both morning
! and evening Sunday. In the morning
the house was crowded and the serv-
ice was a splendid one. The sermon
was on stephen, the First Martyr"
1t was a character sketch, in which
Stephen was shown to be the most
Christ-like of all the Apostles. The
many beautiful characteristics of the
first martyr made thought for the
congregation that undoubtedly did
much good Mrs. J. f. McClane sang
most beautifully the solo, 20, Dry
Those Tears" The choir had special
music also.
At night Elder Hill preached the
fourth of his series of sermons on
Conversion" the attendance being
very good. The conversion of the Sa-
maritan and Simon Magus was the
particular subject. and it proved very
as developed by the
speaker. There was one addition TO
the church after the service
Sunday was day of special serv-
ices at the Southern NJ. E. church.
R. E. Lund of the Presbyterian
gave an address. reviewing |
he slessons of the quarter. At the |
lCur of the morning sermon Judge |
Augustine NJ. Campbell delivered an |
address, on Christian Citizenship"
He divided the subject into. three |
,arts. as mans relation to God. to |
lis home and to the hereafter The |
address, was a very interesting one
nd was given close attention. AT the
resented the saloon license petition,
nd twenty additional signatures We're
ecured. making a total of 1875 from
his church. At night the attendance
vas not as good as usual, but an int
resting service was conducted by
he Epworth League, on the subject
The Greatest Missionary" who was
eclared to be st. Paul.
Rev George Hinson preached both
al service at st. Andrews Hail. the
tendance being very good. In the
lorning his subject was THE Mellow
light Of Eventide" taken from Zach.
AT At night the subject was THE
State" from First Thess
:13. The music was up to the usual
Ugh standard of this church.
In his morning sermon Rev. Hin
on took up the text, But at Even
Ide it Shall Be Light" in three ways.
'irst. the last days of the Jewish ma
Ional existence Second. as applying
D the future of humanity as a whole.
'hird as to individual Christians. His
light sermon was on the disembodied
tate. or the time between the grave
nd Judgment.
At the First NJ E. service in the
o. o. F. hall Sunday morning the
astor Rev. VIM. Reace. preached
n "Humanity's Warfare Against It
elf" and in this he gave out some ,
trong points on the saloon question.
ringing il down to a local issue and
ointing out the evils of the saloon
n this city. He took up the salooIfsl
n regard to politics. religion. the
ONE and the Sabbath. He said that
he city had laws against chickens.
lOrses and cattle, but none against
he saloon. He presented the petition
o the council on the saloon question
nd secured enough signers to make
total of forty in this church, nearly
Ii the adults placing their names on
he paper. Rev. Reace received many
on his sermon. Miss Es-
abrook sang a beautiful solo. and
he was AT her best. There was one
ddition to the church. At night the !
ttendance was better than usual. /
he sermon was on ''Absalom. the ,
last Young Man. and il was given