The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-04

| to be in attendance, but also all the
men of the parish are cordially invit-
ed. The principal event of the even
ing will be an address by Rev. limo
| thy Magmen, o. F. NJ, of Indianapo-
lis, a speaker of note. Thereafter re-
freshments will be served and So
cial time will be had.
| St. Paul's Lutheran.
/ Monday, IT'S p. m, the annual con-
| gregational meeting will take place at
the church for the transaction of bus
mess.
(, Services every evening at 7:15 with
the exception of Saturday evening.
Saturday from to 1880 a. NJ,
catechetical instruction.
Election Was Held.
New officers have been chosen by the
Fifth street NJ. E. Sunday school. who
will conduct affairs during the current
year. The past year has been very sue
cessful for the Sunday school. The
new officers are:
Superintendent. J. o. Foss.
Assistant Superintendent, Ernest
Reid.
| Second Assistant Superintendent.
Mrs. E. Cooley.
Secretary. Miss Suda Nichols.
Assistant Secretary, Hugh Foss.
Librarians, Phillip Gates, Herman
Wine.
Treasurer. II. Stillinger.
Chorister Fl. Stillinger
Organist. Miss Lena Smith.
| Assistant Organist. Mrs. J. c. Foss
Home Department. Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Taylor.
Superintendent Primary. Mrs. H.
Stillinger.
Assistant Superintendent Primary.
Mr.. e. Thompson.
Cradle Roll Department Superin-
tendent, Miss Suda Nichols.
Assistant, Mrs. Marie Howells.
President Missionary Department.
Mrs. Jennie Williams.
Secretary Missionary Department.
Miss Alice Howells.
Treasurer. Miss Suda Nichols
Grace N. e. Church Calendar for Week
Ending Jan. 9, 1909.
I Monday-Week of Prayer. subject.
The Bible, the Word of God" Lead
err, the pastor. Service at 7:3O.
Tuesday-Official Board Meeting at
! 700 p. m. At 7:30. subject for con-
sideration and prayer. Gods Good
| ness. Mans Responsibility Leader.
| DR.. Geo. H. Hill.
II ednesday-Woman's Foreign Mis-
; sionary Society at $50 with Mrs
7 Guild. PSI North Tenth street. Topic.
Missions. Home and Foreign Lead
ers. Miss c. c. Lesh and Mrs. G. H.
Hill.
Thursday Topic, 'Intemperance
s and Gambling" Leader. DIR. T. NJ.
/. Guild.
/. Friday-Ladies' Aid Society meet
ing in the church at $50 p. m. Top.
ic. THE Family and the School,
Leader, Prof. T. A. Mott.
: Hits at the Saloon.
Despite the threatening weather.
the revival services started at Bethel
A. NJ. E. church yesterday were well
+ attended. Dr. James NJ. Townsend
+ who is assisting Rev. Williams in the
J. meetings. made two interesting talks
+ during the day. He took shot at the
saloons and said that the greatest evil
to the colored people as well as the
i white people in this country is the
e saloon. Take in your sign will be
= the subject of his discourse tonight.
J. Special meeting for married women
: only, Wednesday afternoon
Has Reorganixed.
The United Brethren Sunday
: School is reorganized and has the fol-
!. lowing officers for the coming year.
: Supt. s. A. Mcdonald. Assistant Supt.
: Waldo Lacey; Secretary. Caroline
r Weaver: Treasurer. e. l.. Kepler;
r Pianist. Essie Ellis: Chorister. Nora
Harter. Librarians, Ethel Heath and
Reba Cromer.
II OFFICERS Elected.
], The Y. p. c. T. of the United Breth-
i rem church elected the following Off
: GERS for the coming term: Presi-
dent. E. l. Kepler: Vice President, 8.
A. Mcdonald: Treas, Waldo Lacey:
Secretary. Opal Cromer.
Il Revival Has Started.
II The, Revival at the United Brethren
r Church has started with encouraging
5 interest Charles Benson Of New