The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
ANNIVERSARY
EXERCISES HELD
ToMoRRoW's SERVICE WILL CON.
cLuDE WEEKS coMMEMoR-
ALTON OF FIFTlETH AN
NlVERSARY.

The Hancock Methodist Episcopal
church fftieth anniversary observance
comes to close with tomorrows SER
wees which viii be Of a particularly
interesting nature. including addresses
at both morning 2nd evening services
hy speakers of prominence. Rev. G. Nj.
stuart. editor of the Northwestern
christian Advocate arrived here yes
terday and win preach in the morn
inc. and Rev. w q. Shepherd of Chi
cago who has been i'm attendance at
the weeks exercises will preach in
the evening.
THE various features of the semi
centennial observance have attracted
much attention and interest, all being
well attended by members of the
church and their friends. Last even
inc a reunion of the Methodist church
ueople was held. with the reading of
the history of the church by Mrs.
George IL. Roberts as one of the fea-
lures.
"reminiscences of Incidents connect
ed with early days i'm the copper coun-
try ana OF the church's progress in
Hancock were related by several OF the
lay members and proved Of great inter
est The talks were interspersed with
musical numbers by the choir. and a
vocal solo by Miss Stockly. The pro-
gram for tomorrow's services is as fol-
lows:
$3.50 a. m.-AnEiversary love feast
1890 a. m.-Sermon by Rev. &. NJ.
stuart
1890 m.-Sunday school.
2:45 p. m.-Junior League church.
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
700 D. m.-Sermon by Rey. DIR. w.
O. Shepherd
Among those who spoke last even
ing. the only former pastor present
was Rev Isaac Wilcox of Centennial.
other pastors, Rev. s. NJ. Gilchriese,
Rev A. Raymond Johns and Rev. w.
J. Balmer sent letters of regret at their
inability To come here for the jubilee
exercises. Among the lay speakers
were Mrs. I. ]. Truscott, and Messrs.
w. w.. Roberts, James Pearce. Roler-
ice Cameron w V. Barkell and others.
All the speakers referred To the hand
some pipe organ given by w. H. Rob-
crts and the latter in turn dwelt up
on the presentation of his wefe of the
motor which runs the organ.
Special Sunday Features.
Rev w. f.. Marvin pastor of the
Hancock NJ. l.. church. this morning
announced the following special fea-
lures for tomorrow's service;
9:30, Anniversary Love feast.
1880, Public worship with the fol-
lowing order of exercises:
Voluntary saint Cecilia" No.
Batiste.
Hymn. "The Lord Jehovah Reigns
Apostles Greed.
Prayer. Rev. James Pascoe, district
superintendent.
Anthem onward Christian Soldiers
p. 4. Schneider.
Responsive psalm.
Scripture lesson, Rev. Chas. NJ
Stuart.
Onertory.
Solo. THE Lord is Mindful of His
own" Miss Cameron.
Hymn. "When All Thy Mercies, on
My Cod"
Sermon by Rev. Chas. NJ. Stuart, u
D. .'HlS;
Hymn, "In the Cross of Christ
Glory"
Evening service, 1900 p. m.
Voluntary, voluntary in d., Ba'
tiste. 'Fi NaIf:H
Hymn, "Hark, Ten Thousand Harp
and Voices" d'M%l
Prayer, Rev. james Pascoe.
Scripture lesson, Rev. w. o. Shep
herd. ID. u. FtH Gs'
OnertOry ''Nles b
Solo, God Shall Wipe Away Al
Tears" Arthur Sullivan, Miss Stock
ley.
Hymn. ooh! Mother Dear Jerusa
lem"
Sermon. DR.. w. o. Shepherd.
Hymn. "a Charge to Keep ! Have.
Sunday school will meet at II m. AM
the Junior league church at 2:45.