The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-16
CHATAUQUA Will
Open NEXT WEEK
METHoDlsTs OF COPPER coUN-
TRY READY FOR ANNUAL
MEETING = CALUMET
CHURCH SERVICES.

Copper country Methodists are ready
for the second big Chatauqua which
opens next Tuesday at the Electric
park and will continue until Saturday
All arrangements have been complet-
ed for handling the immense crowds
expected at the park and early nexi
week the lecturers and preachers who
will assist with the program will ar
rive I'm the copper country.
The program will be opened at S
o'clock Tuesday evening. with a con-
cert by the Apollo quintette and bell
ringers. Similar programs will be
given on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
Gabriel Mcguire will deliver his fam
Gus lecture, with the Irishman
Through the Jungles of Africa" on
Wednesday evening.
on Thursday afternoon, Ernest
Wray Oneal will lecture on "The Per-
sonality of Man"
Two lectures are on the program for
Friday. Frank G.. Smith speaking in
the afternoon on. THE Man for Our
Times" and l.. b. Wickersham in the
evening on. breaking Through the
Hedge" The evening lecture will be
preceded by selection by the Ladies'
quartette OF Laurium.
On Saturday afternoon, the C. & II.
band will give a special concert at the
park. and William A. College will
deliver lecture, "The Ministry of
Laughter" In the evening, DIR. Frank
G. Smith will give another lecture,
Our Nation. Her Mission. Her Hopes
and Her Perils."
Rev. RomsdahI Back.
Rev. S. Romsdahl arrived here
Thursday from Fargo, N. D., after an
absence of seven years to resume the
pastorate of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. to which he was recently call
ed. Rev. Romsdahl will deliver his
first sermon tomorrow morning.
Ht JOuintg VI 1<ilt 10 hhC SUI
ject selected by Rev. e. Sedweek for
his morning discourse at the Calumet
M. Il. church, and In the evening, he
will preach on '"rhe Voyage of Life"
Rev. j. c. McCune, pastor of the
Tamarack M. f. church will preach
i'm the morning on, "The Soldier and
the Citizen" and in the evening on
"Faithfulness Rewarded"
Rev. l.. X. Long will preach on
"The Meaning of Peters Confession"
at the Calumet Congregational church
in the morning. and in the evening,
"Some Things to Gain. for Which Men
Forfeit Their Lives"
At the Osceola NJ. T.. church, Rev. A.
f. Healey will preach in the morning
on "Jabez," and i'm the evening Mr..
Hichins. a student from the Albion
college. will preach.
w. T.. Trestrail will occupy the pull
pit at the Boston NJ. f. church in the
morning and i'm the evening Rev Heal
ey will preach on Summer Amuse-
ments."
The services at the Laurium M. IL.
church will be as usual At Q a. m. n
Love Feast will be conducted, and at
1O:30, n reception of probationers into
full membership and the reception of
members by letter will be held. The
reception of members will be followed
by "The Lords supper" "The Spirit
l.. ca1nof ni
by Rev. Ward for the evening.
How To Keep the Blessing" is the
subject for the morning Holiness meet
ing at the Salvation Army. At p. m.
a special children's day program and
young peoples service wlll>be held. In
the evening n brief review of the years
work among the children will be con-
Quoted. with an address by Ensign
Symmonds on "a Mothers Sacrifice
and short talks by members. Junior
meetings will be held at las and 5:45
o'clock.
Communion service and the reception
of members will be held at the Red
Jacket Congregational church tomor-
row morning, with sermon by Rev.
Barrett on, "The Epistle of Christ
In the evening, Rev. Barrett will talk
on "Moral Preservatives." r. Ben
netts will render a vocal selection "The
Queen of the Angels" at the evening
service
The services at the Calumet Pres
byterian church will be as usual TO-
morrow morning and evening. Com
munion service will be held In the
morning and Rev. ID. ID. Stalker VIII
preach in the evening.
The members of the Temple oi
Honor of Calumet will attend divine
services at the Kearsarge M. f. church
tomorrow. and Rev. Pol<inghorne VIII
preach a sermon on Goods Temples
In the evening "A Plea for an Earnest
Life" Is the sermon theme.