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tions, and we hope to reopen with fine

in the class room this week and next,
and although the carpets have been torn
up, preparatory to repairs, the services
will be held in the church next Sunday.
The Red Men have kindly granted US
the use of their hall for the Sunday SER
vices while the church ia 10 the hands of
the workmen. This courtesy is greatly
appreciated, and our thanks is hereby
publicly recorded.
The "Glory Song" which is being sung
all over London, through the influence
OF the Torrey Alexander meetings, was
sung by the choir Sunday morning.
Sixty-seven people in BALD Mountain
voted the straight, clean Citizens ticket
in the election held April 4th, and while
the ticket was possibly beaten by few
votes, these sixty-ssven have the com.
pensation Of knowing they will never re-
voting.
"For right is right, since God is God,
And right the day must win.
To doubt would be disloyalty,
To falter would be SIM
Lad by the superintendent, Mrs. Post,
about seventy members of the Junior
Epworth League marched from the
church to the home Of Mrs. e. o. Trem-
bath, last Friday, each carrying pack
age that was worth WHILE" After
song, Mrs. Trembath was presented
with purse Of money, and although
taken completely by surprise, she ex-
pressed her appreciation in few broken
and fearful words, and the Junior League
realized the truth of the Masters words,
1T is more blessed to give than to re.
ceive."
Some one has said, "Pastors used to
talk about having cornerstone More
recently they report having so many
confessions and now one says he had
number of 'decisions.' Perhaps we shall
hear next of a revival which resulted 10
so many determinations or 'inclina-
tions.'" If you don't believe that we
are having a continuous, old fashioned
Methodist revival in Bald Mountain, at
tend the class meeting at $50 any Sun
day morning, and be convinced" and
convicted" and converted"
The Ladies' Aid society will give one Of
their enjoyable social affairs on Thurs
day evening, April Goth, at the home of
Mrs. Sol James. Everybody is cordially
invited, and an especial invitation is ex-
tended to the young people.
De-, n T n.to., ...ll <.;,.o -
can lecture on the Holy Land, at the
Russell gulch NJ. e. church, Friday even
ing, April 14th. This will be worth at
tending, as the views that will be shown
were taken by Mr.. Orton himself while
on his trip through Palestine last spring.
If you cannot visit the Holy Land your
self, the next best thing will be to at
tend this lecture and see it through an
other mans eyes.
We heard the pastor say be did not
know when he had heard SO many peo-
pie express their appreciation OF SER
mon as on last Sunday morning. The
text was, "In whom ye were sealed by
that Holy Spirit OF promise, which is the
earnest Of our inheritance" Eph. l; IL.
IA. A large congregation attended the
service.
A little girl has come to help swell the
Methodist ranks down on what has been
called Methodist ave-" We could wish
no greater thing for her than that she
should become second Susannah Wes-
ley (McCallister)
Mr.. Wilson allowed his school to hold
a model election on election day. to help
the future citizens to understand the
mysteries Of the right OF franchise. We
understand that 80 per cent Of the schol-
ars voted the Citizens ticket. sand it
shall come to pass that little child
shall lead them"
A little Prohibition voter has come to
grace the home OF Brother James Prouse.
We don't believe there is happier home
in Bald Mountain, since "Salvation came
to that house."
All, that's the Route.
t,k H., rzI a.