The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-08
WEATHER INTERPRETED
WITH OUTDOOR PROGRAM
Bishop Quaylg PIQarhes Ser
mon Preliminary 10 Lower
ing CFanIlS Block

Promptly al 10 o'clock thla morn,
ne The corner STONE 81 the First
Methodist church wae lalal Hlahop M,
a. Quayle officiating. On aeeoang N
the dlsagreeahle wea,hef the services
we're conducted IN 4he Old church
building. iunt south 81 where the new
handsome $4,000 ediilca ID being ton
alructad, Al ihe northwest corner "
Bruad Atreut ana East Noble aeeIpIe
Tie ehurct was well lllled Wllh mem
bers, there belne some three hundred
Ii attendance. 0n lhe pulpit platform
wore Blahup Qunyle. REV NJ II NNllA
|ehild. the pastor. who presided Gy ltN
meeting; Rev q q. Hlll, o. paWnoa.
he organizer and first pastor Of 'ne
loehl churchl b b Rankin. PRECEDING
elder Dl TIE dlalgiel Rev r As Wa&
onef. pastor 0l THO Enld Methodist
laplaoopal church ana former pANl1H
ReY. W u Rose.
Program Of Services Rogdersd
Iifu 1rrFIFNH = eFf uI7EEIf=EI p ; 10y
aIdina Elaef Rankin Who made The |pA
bsAazssalnA5 Il ! zEzz d, 5tNi
81 the meeting following WhleN iIn
eunereaatinn Joined III Singing + 1Ynln.
Rev b. " Hit The first pastor atd
founder Of the church. who preached
the first sermon fofh1s church deliver
ed ln Guthrie. read tha iaz Paalul
Rev, A. n Wagpuor paesnF VI 1hp
enid Methodist church, read Tie seflp
ure lesson following which lhe eon
efagailon sang another hymn
Bishop Quayla Makes Address
Bishop QHayla. lhe ilrss 0HiahoA
resident bishQn uG ihe Aesn0dls
church delivered gn addreaH 81 lhe
e0nKagaiiun lie asserted lhai us ali
buildings. The building Of church u
lhe most dialnIeraalcd ffa n1k 1
eaeluh during his femarsa e eenlp'
mAni ihe ci5sam oi Guthrie npQM
ihuIr public snirlledneae n erecting
The magalilclsnt C0nveutlen hail gur
lihe state. which she bishop Inspected
This morning FOR che first 8lma He
stuffed that tie city had rfasfe es8lye
citizens and declared shal the eily
lacking public enterprise hua nothing
/ l5e aaid that tiln building If d school
1 houaa showed civilization and pfHfon
lveness Whea <he citizens build 3
church they afa hullhlng an institution
b from which no one gots ans Individual
pf0flt, save i9aenEaE thai Il II hettAf
3 give than Ii receive lsH asAaFted
/ that the building 81 phurehea and tlhe
i influences cf the church ofeanlzatlo4
ID much more 70 police The community
than all The police on che aaY Foll.
March 10 Building else
FoiI0Wlne THE address me eun&f
gallon headad ~ HIah0p Guayla, Nua'
Tor Fairchlld. the former PASTORS. Ple
siding elder Rankin and building eum'
mltiee Of the church, J 5. sheare
Or IL. o. Barker. Fred ". Green. q
Il. HIN. q o Fish. Lloyd Morris. n Ws
Liniz, WI II Brown and A Z Beyers
marched "a the new building alle.
After Pastor q n. Falrchlld azhlD.
tied the articles. consisting of copies
I o. The Guthrie Daily Leader. Sl2le
capItni fleglaler end several reli9ipul
uapers. that were 20 10 into the metal
box ID iha c0rneT stone, the huee hlucr
II Oklahoma red granlte WeIThins <,
a0g pounds was lowered into place
At the southwest corner Of the bnlla.
lng by }lshop Gluayle after short lna
formal serviea.
inscribed upea she sioue 4 she ici
luvlns;
s'iase--ia
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