The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-27
COLORED COLUMN.

At Clarke's M. E. church Feb. %
1909. Subject in the morning, "The
Lord of the Church" Ephesians As.
Evening, "Dead Souls in the Church,
Genesis 81.
Sunday school at $3.50. ]. H
Harris Superintendent.
Epworth League. Jesse Rees Pres
ident. All are welcome; seats free
S. G. TURNER, P. C.
A colOred Baptist church in New
York City has closed a meeting with
300 additions.
Chas. Morton, cOlored porter, anc
Mary Yates, colored housekeeper, fol
Chas. Schattner, a wealthy white sa-
loon keeper of Kansas City, Mo-, were
recently left $4,000 each by will
A cOlored automobile company has
been organized in Washington, the
object of which is to furnish observa-
ton cars for colored people.
$4,000 has been appropriated by
the Oklahoma Legislature for col
ored deaf, dumb, and blind institute,
1t will be controlled by a superinten-
dent and three colored trustees.
The National Sunday School Con-
gress and young peoples Chautaqua
of negro Baptist will meet in Nash
vile, Tenn, July 2-7.
DIR. J. H. Tyler ordered a new bug
gy from the colored carriage drum
mer last week.
Ed. Gratis spent last week in Lex
ington.
Rev. Taylor Rhome will be examin-
ed for ordination Sunday, March 9TH
at the Broadway Baptist church.
Bril- Turner has bought several new
rigs for his livery business.
A fire recently destroyed Jno.
Judy's house and contents at Paris,
entailing loss of $500 with 5000
insurance. He formerly lived here.
Rev. T. TimbeYiake has just closed
"a very successful meeting in Ash
land, Ky. During the past year he
had over 200 additions to churches
under his preaching in various meet
ings. -
d. r. Taylor has received $500
worth of spring dry goods and no
tons for his big department store in
Poynterville.
Rev. j. w. Hutchens who remod-
eled the C. M. e: church several years
ago was in this city this week.
AS demonstration of esteem, the
members of Broadway and many
friends surprised Rev. Undertake
wife and daughter Wednesday night
by going to his home In q body and
presenting them with many useful and
valuable presents.
The Mu Mu Social Club has issued
invitations for an inaugural ball at
the Hippodrome O. March 4th.
Bud Perkins soid a horse to Mr..
Tom Davis, white, Monday, for $3.50.
Dan Taylor, DIR. j. H. Holmes, Rev.
H. ID. Colerane, Patrick Banks, DIR. A.
B. Deany, o. w. Bates, Joe Harris
and w. H. Allen have been prominent
ly mentioned as colored candidates
for Councilman from the fourth ward.
The fair company met Monday
night. Efforts will be made to have
a tri-county fair here, including
Clark, Madison, and Montgomery
counties.
The outside of Rev. II. d. Cole
rane's new house will be plastered, or
what is known as stucko or cast style
The Christian church has organized
a young folks prayer meeting with
Silas Frazier and Shelby Custard as
leaders.
Mrs. Addie Cray, of Springfield, O.,
has returned home from visiting Mrs.
T. NJ. Berry.
Revs. T. Undertake and John Fish
er attended the executive board meet
ing of the association in Lexington
-1onday.
Will Rucker sold horse court day
For 800 and bought another for 500.
The colored Baptist of America
Il35 missionaries in foreign lands,
with membership of 8,O74 and
church property valued at $4,000.
Julia Bell Taylor, Winchester girl,
who now lives in Middlesborough, was
married last week to Fountain Hixon
by the Rev. G. NJ. Moore, of Lexing-
ton.