The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
CHURCH NEWS
PREDOmINATIkC
A Busy Week for Chure h
Ladies.

GreSerNer Vi nith
Preaching at Davis school house
Saturday at 100 p. m. at Harmony
church Sunday II a. m. and 200 p.
m. by Rev. L. F. Clemens.
The B. Y. p. U. OF the First Bap-
tist church will take charge OF the
ing, Dec. 22d, and give special
program, now under prepaation.
Prof. Edgar s. Place is the new
organist at the Baptist church.
Miss Mildred Taylor h,ving re-
signed on account OF hsr schoo'
work.
The Ladies Aid so ity OF the
First Presbyterian church hal a
very successful Christm 8 bazar
Friday. Their receipts were s:7)
about double as much as in form
er years.
Mrs. A. q. Jones and daughter
Miss Edith entertained the Isabel
Arnold Missionary Society last
Thursday afternoon. A fine lunch
was one OF the features OF the
afternoon.
The Word and Way Of Kansas
City, and Central Baptist OF st.
Louis, the two Missouri Baptist pa
pers have united or rather the
Word and wrv has purchased the
other ip,l will merge the subscrip-
ton "st with thrrs.
Cent.a. C.l SSs OF Fayette has
stIrte-l CAMPAIGN to raise a
100000 endowment fund for the
the school. Perry s. RAIDER Is
chairman OF the committee and is
assisted by Judge John A. Rich
and others.
Mrs Schurig has been employed
by the First Presbyterian church to
take charge OF ani instruct the
choir. She In an accomplished
musician and the choir viii soon
take Appointment place In music
circles,
The ladies OF the Episcopal
church had a successful Christmas
bazar I'm Bunch & Clopton's store
Saturday taking In sos. Their
main feature was n bridal pirty
consisting OF q fine lot OF dressed
up dolls. The dolls were handsom2- =
ly and tastefuliy dressed and at
tracted much intcreet.
A memorial tablet to the mem
ory OF Miss Joan c. Orr has been
erected by the telcher training
class OF the Kingshighway Presby-
terian church, st. Louis, Mo. Miss
Orr is widely known through the
Presbyterian church M a charact-
er of great depth OF sympathy and
breadth OF iearning. She was long
associated with the faculty of
Missouri Valley College.
DIR. w. II. Black returned Wednes
day from Chicago where he attend
ed the Federal Council OF the
churches OF Christ at which about
thirty of the leading denominations
were represented. The council
decided on plans to fight certain
evils I'm harmony, which should
make an effective campaign. The
liquor traffic and other issues were
taken sp.
The Bpworth League o; the NJ
Il. Church, South, one OF the sity's
most wide awake societies OF yong
people, we're givea the even'9S
preaching hour Surily ;or their
special program. There was a
very large attenil,r, AL tn"
were given treat by tn, yoaDg
tolks. An orchestra furnished mus
ic, besldes which there was large
chorus, vocal solos and p p.rs. I'D
Williams, presijant, p 'i'ei.
The Federal comnc,i OF the
Churches of Christ In America In
sessioD in Chicago Monday attemp-
ed to monopoaisc religion by pass
tnR restrictions on evangehsts, de-
claring 4 necessary In order IA
overcome sensational methods and
produce standard and uniform
body Of cducated evangelists. Such
Asu kke Gipsy Smith and Billy Sur
day would be put out ot business
ot course. II these wtsehcads bur.
isd THAR books, theology, dogms
and crseds q few weeks and wen,
alter thAe sor,l saving buslness n
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