CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-30

e CANON CITY RECORD
him at his residence, 715 Floral avenue.
He, will. of course, be pleased to have
members Of the congregation call at
any time, but the dates mentioned
have been set aside for that particular
purpose.
The Ladies' auxiliary and st. Mary's
guild will give their annual sale and
supper Thursday evening, December
Z, at 418 Main street.
A very pleasant social was held in the
parlors Of the First Baptist church,
under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples society, last Tuesday night.
An interesting literary and musical
program was rendered.
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The regular monthly social of the
society of Christian Endeavor Of the
First Presbyterian church was held in
the church parlors last Tuesday even
ing. There was large attendance and
an interesting program Of entertain
ment.
Rev. Thompson Of Denver will assist
Pastor Harl in revival meeting at the
First Baptist church here in January.
Rev. Thompson is heralded as an ex-
cellent preacher, and in collaboration
with DR.. Harl is expected to do a great
deal of good in Canon City.
Rev. B. E. Harl, pastor of the First
Baptist church, assisted in the dedica-
tion of the Lake Avenue Baptist church
at Pueblo last Sunday. DIR. Chivers,
of the Home Mission society, preached
the morning sermon in the church, DR..
Harl occupying the pulpit at the even
ing service.
The attendance at the First Presby-
terian Sunday school last Sunday was
the largest in its history, and was well
up toward the five-hundred mark.
There has been a manifest growth in
the attendance during the last two
months, and nearly every Sunday has
shown an increase over its predecessor.
For a number of years past the mem
bers of the Congregation of the First
Baptist church have sent a box Of
Christmas presents to Miss Jayne's In
dian mission, in the Indian territory,
for distribution among her pupils. and
this year will be no exception to the
rule. Those who expect to contribute
should send their presents to Mrs. Hux-
ley, 6l6 Rudd avenue, as soon as pos
sible
Catholic church opened last night at
Annex hall with fine assortment of
fancy goods suitable for holiday pres
ents and will continue four days. There
is an excellent display of artistic needle
work, and the person that could not
find some article that would appeal to
him as specially adaptable for Christ
mas gift would, indeed, be difficult to
satisfy. There will be orchestral music
every evening at Annex hall during the
fair and verybody is invited to come
up and enjoy it. Today special
Thanksgiving dinner, at which turkey
will be feature of the bill of fare, will
be served from until 8 clock p. IN.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
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Seventy-four boys and girls attended
the meeting in the Tabernacle for the
organization OF Junior league at 8
o. clock last Sunday afternoon.
After devotional service and lesson
on - Causes for Thanksgiving" Ethel
White and Lewis Duval were appointed
captains and chose sides for member
ship contest to see which can bring in
the largest number Of new members at
the next meeting.
A nominating committee prepared a
list of candidates for the various offices
to be voted on at the next meeting.
The work to be done in the line OF
study includes that usually done in
probationers' classes, and the assistance
Of at least eight additional adults,
young men or young women. will be
necessary as leaders if the best results
are to be secured.
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