The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-12
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the order of service.
$50 a. m.-Sunday School, Prof.
E. S. Taylor Superintendent.
IL a. m. anniversary sermon-"I
was glad when they said unto me, let
us go into the house of the Lord" by
pastor Undertake.
3 p. m. Rev A. E. Thompson, d. D.,
(white), pastor of the church in Be-
rea, will preach. Attorney J. NJ
Stevenson and Messrs. H. G. Gar
rett, j. G. White, N. H. Witherspoon,
DR.. j. j. Porter and other prominent
white citizens have been invited and
the pastors and their congregations
are expected.
w. W. Banks will read an address
on the " History Of our Church"
Special music.
s p. m.-Sacred Musical.
Organ Voluntary-Laura Allen.
Song, Holy, Holy, Holy-Choir.
Invocation-Rev., r. A. Straus.
Solo, "The prints of the Nails in
His Hands"-Rev. H. d. Coleraine.
Address, "The Organizers of
Broadway"-Dr. ]. H. Tyler.
Solo, '1n That City"-Mrs. T. Tim
berlake.
Recitation, "The Dying Singer
Ida NJ. Hayden.
Duet, "Sooner or Later Frazier
and Murray.
Recitation, "Give the World the
Best You Can"-Lucy Wakefield.
Trio, ''He VIII Come"-Dr. Deany,
Frazier and Taylor.
Paper, Influence of Christian Ed
ucation"-Mrs. Hattie Straus.
Solo, "Not Half Has Ever Been
Told"-Mrs. w. W. Banks.
Short talk, "Our Church, Pastor
Undertake.
Solo,. "Holy City"-Dr. A. B.
Deany.
c. f. acknowledgements.
If YOU want work of any kind or
to buy home, call 60 n. Maple.
strees. I2-S-'..
Chattanooga, Tenn, is to have a
negro daily paper.
Liberia is celebrating her sixty
first anniversary this week as a ne
gro government.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank l.. Williams,
president of the State Teachers As
ISOLATION will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Woodford during the holi-
days.
Allensworth, Cal, is the name of
a negro town founded by Col. Allen
Allensworth, ex-chaplin in the United
States army and uncle of DR.. J. H.
Tyler Of this city.
j. C. Gilmore, colored, of Char
lesion, has been appointed State Lii
brarian of West Virginia to succeed
the late s. w. Starks also colored.
Frank Fouke, colored,, Of Grow,
Texas has a sawmill in which he Civ
es employment to one hundred col
ored men and number of whites.
DR.. w. ID. Crum colored has been
re-appointed collector of the Port at
Charleston, S. C.
Hon. w. H. Anderson, of Cincin-
matt, delivered a mastery address be-
fore the Elks Of this city last Sun
day.
Ed. S. Wills, a prominent citizen
and familiar character on our streets
was operated on this week and at
this writing was doing well.
Mrs. w. II. Anderson of Cincinnati
has been the guest of the family of
John ]. Bruner this week.
Dan Mason has returned home
from Ohio.
R. B. Woodford has resigned as
one of the financial agents for the
new college and has been re-appoint-
ed in the Government Revenue service
and is now on duty.
Rev. A. B. Montgomery will preach
at the Christian church Sunday.
Robert Cooper, an old resident of
our city, has returned home to live
after an absence Of several years.
Among the new enterprises recently
opened by some of our more progress
sive citizens are, w. NJ Taylor OH Oh
i've street, has accepted the agency
for Green's (the colored doctor)
and James William Deck
in addition to soliciting subscribers
for The News is engaged in buying,
selling and renting property, writing
wills and deeds, also Sc
curing servants and finding homes
for same, already he has 800 acres
of land in Powell county to dispose
of.
The meeting at the C. NJ. E. con-
tinues to grow in interest.
The Odd Fellows will elect officers
on Tuesday night.
Hon. 7. G. Stuart, prominent at
torney Of this city and one of the
best known and best informed men
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