The Calumet news., 1912-07-27
REV. ADAMS FOR
SUPERINTENDENT
Members of lshpeming M. {.
Church Start Boom

II fllSCulal Guulth nl lSuhcutllN lltNt
endorsed Rev. q. l.. Adams. of the
Calumet NJ T.. church for the office OF
superintendent of the Houghton dis
trict, 10 succeed Rov. James Posloe.
whose term will end in September, ac-
oording 10 the Mining Journal.
AT the quarterly conference of the
Ishpeming congregation Thursday
evening resolution was unanimously
adopted endorsing Rev. Adams.
IL is expected the Calumet pastor
Will have opposition for the superln-
dency. The endorsement given him
al lshpemmg was unsolicited. Rev.
II Adams served the Ishpeming church
for four years before coming 70 the
copper country.
The meeting was presided over By
I Rev. James Pascoe. the district super.
intendent and the resolution adopted
! is as follows:
''ro the bishop of the Detroit con-
ference: Ia view OF the fact that Re.
! O. l. Adams successfully labored with
The official board and members of this
church and congregation for four con
s,cutiye years, and also "a member of
the Detroit conference for twenty five
consecutive years, thereby distin-
Fguishing himself from the world asI
q true Christian.
"Ths official board would welcome
him as the next District Superintend-
ent of the Houghton district TO sue
coed District Superintendent Rev
James Pascoe who we regret should
be compelled To leave on account OF
the time limit as our labors with him
has been So successful"
Rev. =. l.. Adams. pastor OF the Cal |
umet NJ. - church has announced a |
series Of seven special sermons to De
delN cred IN this city during the next |
Two months. His themes are chosen
from The ancient biblical messages as
interpreted IN the life of today. The
themes are as follows:
July 2Sth. rhe Ephesus Letter. Rey.
=. IL.
August ith The smyrna Letter.
Rev. %. Sill.
August llth The Persamam Let
ter. Rev .. t2-11.
August ls;h The Thyatira Letter.
Rev .. 1929.
AUGUST s5th. Tho sarlis Letter.
Rev. 3. 1-G.
september 1st The Philadelphia
Letter. Rev. ;. 7.13.
september 18th. The Loldicca Let
ter. Rev. ., i4-22.
Miss Bertha Creek, missionary
from India. who has been heard i'm
several local chufches during the past
two weeks. speaks at the Calumet Al.
L. church tomorrow morning. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Adams viii
deliver the first of his special sermons
The last quarterly conference win be
held IN the Tamarack NJ. II. church
this evening, to be presided Owed by
the District superintendent, ReT
James Pascoe, Al tomorrow morn
ing's services Rev Pascoe will have
charge, while in the evening song
service viii be conducted, to be held
Ia the open air
-AdiIt3nt Jackson, the newly ap- |
pointed officer of the English Salvation
services tomorrow.
Rev. W. IA. Collycott will preach to-
morrow morning in the Osceola NJ |
T.. church, taking for his subject, "The |
l'ulhllmcnt of an Ancient Promise
ln the evening Gus Donald, of kear- |
sarge win have charge of the services. |
At the Boston NJ. T.. church tomor- |
row morning, William Pascoe will
have charge and the pastor, Rev. w |
H. Coilycott viii preach in the even
ing
The usual Sunday services viii be
conducted at the Kearsargc NJ T. |
church tomorrow.
Rev j. A. Ten Broeck of Christ |
church, Episcopal, will have charge of
tomorrow's services.
Rev. J. Wilcox. pastor of the Centen-
nial NJ. E. church will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow morning in the Laur- |
ium NJ. T.. church The pastor, Rev
NJ. II. Eldred, will preach in the even
ing, taking for his text Regeneration, |
or the New Birth"
Rev. S. Romsdahl announces that |
ne win hold the usual services at the |
Norwegian Lutheran church toInor-
row.
Rev. Luther X. Long, OF the Calu- |
met congregational church, will |
preach tomorrow morning on, THE |
Pleasures of Life" The usual SER
vices will be conducted i'm the even
ing.