The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-29
ANNIVERSARY AND
RALLY SUNDAY
coNcREG ATIONAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL TO OBSERVE ANNl-
vERSARY OF MISSION
BOARD.

An interesting lecture on tubercu-
Iosis will be given Sunday evening al
the congregational church by DIR. A
A. Fischer of HISbell. who has made
an extensive study of the subject OF
the white plague" it's causes, treat
ment, extent of its prevalence and
methods of prevention and cure. He
will illustrate his lecture with stereop-
ticon slides, of which there will be
over a hundred, portraying all phases
of the subject and making clearer the
text of the discourse. The lecture has
the endorsement of the Hounghton
Anti Tuberculosis society, which is ex-
tending its support and will try to
make the lecture a success by further
ing it's efforts to get out "a large at
tendance.
The morning service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. w. Il. Marvin, pastor
OF the Hancock methodist Episcopal
church. whose pulpit will be occupied
by DIR. Ainslee Smith, the well known
Prohibitionist orator who has been
campaigning in the copper country the
past week.
The one hundredth anniversary of
the establishing of the American board
of missions of the Congregational
church will be observed by the Sun
day school of the Congregational
church by the holding of its annual
rally day" with a program of music
and addresses, and other features. The
,o..,ction will be devoted to the mis-
sionary work of the church, which is
conducted under the supervision of the
board, and such collections will be
made I'm all the churches of the Con-
gregational denomination throughout
the United States.
Elks' Club Officers.
Officers of the Girls club of the
Congregational church have been
elected as follows: President, Miss
Esther Wyckon; vice president. Miss
Myrtle Exley; secretary, Miss Laura
Macdonald; treasurer Miss Elsie
Coughlin; membership committee,
Misses Alice Bell. Sarah Chamberlain
and Belle Merrill and Mrs. Paul ID.
Swift.
Or. Smith to Preach.
DR.. Ainslee Smith, of Royal Oak,
will occupy the pulpit of the Hancock
Methodist Episcopal church tomor-
row at the regular morning service.
DIR. Smith has been conducting n Sc
ries of rallies and mass meetings at
various town of the county during the
past week in the interests of the Pro-
hibition party, speaking yesterday af-
ternoon at Painesdale, and i'm the
evening at Atlantic, also making brief
stops at South Range and Trimoun-
tain, where he spoke from an auto
mobile. Rev. w. l.. Marvin, the pastor
of the NJ. L. church, will preach in the
morning at the Congregational church,
and will conduct services at his own
church in the evening.
New Pastor Next Week.
After having been without a regular
pastor for the past three months, the
local Congregational church will again
have regular minister beginning next
week, when Rev. Mandus Barrett, of
the Red Jacket Congregational church,
will assume the duties of pastor here,
having received and accepted unani-
nous call recently extended to him.
The parsonage has been renovated
during the past week and is now ready
for the reception of the family of the
new pastor. Mr.. Barrett assumes
charge on Nov. l and will conduct
the regular Sunday services one week
from tomorrow, Sunday, November 6.