The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-02
To the Members and Friends OF
the Butler Presbyterian
Church Greeting

Church Greeting
Next Sunday is Rally Day at oul
church and we want you present al
any or all of the services. The oc-
casion is of such vital import that we
publish this message urging you to
be present at these our Special Rally
Day services to be held next Sunday.
We are trying to make our Bible
school a model one. How we'll we
have succeeded with our facilities we
want you to see. We are depending
upon you to be on hand at 9:45 a. m.
Bring with you some member of your
family or friend.
Our morning church service begins
at II a. m. This service will be of a
high order. The sermon will be
reverent, helpful and instructive.
Its theme will be "A Savior for Sim
full Men and Women" At the close
of the sermon "The Lords Supper"
will be administered when all who
love the Lord Jesus Christ will be in
vited to partake. Come and enjoy a
spiritual feast in the company of men
and women who are seeking after
better things in this life and the life
to come.
In the evening at $50 the Senior C.
E. Society hold their meeting. This
will be special rally day service.
Be on hand with your Bible and we
will find you a hymn book. Aspecial
invitation is given to young people
who are DESTROYS of growing in
spiritual strength and usefulness.
The evening church service follows
at 7:30. This will be an extra special.
The pastor will speak on "The Great
est Theme in the World" He will
be aided by his stereopticon and pic
lures. Come: We need you. You
need us.
The pastor is fraternal man and
gladly offers his services to any one
needing the same. He will visit the
sick, the aged, the shut ms; read
and pray with them, attend funerals
when desired, irrespective of church
membership or non-church member
ship.
He particularly desires to meet, get
acquainted with and help so far as he
can, those who have no religious con.
nection or church home. Jesus Christ
came to earth mot to be ministered
unto, but to minister" and as hum
BILE servant of his; he would serve
men and women everywhere in His
name. c. H. Ticknor, Minister.
Elkhart
Well, we had another nice shower
of rain. 1t is no trouble to rain now.
Miss Myrtle Spillman received a
fine gold watch few days ago,
present from her father.
Mrs. E. Heavilin spent one day
last week at Mrs. Fred Armentrout's
IN Amsterdam.
w. F. Stephens sold a fine lot of
1ogs to Frank Mormon one day last
week.
Clarence Spillman sold hogs to
Frank Green last week.
John Stephens lost a fine colt few
lays ago, too much stalk fields. We
near that there has been several
horses sick caused by being in the
stalk fields.
Mrs. Kershner was trading in Am
;terdam one day last week.
Mr.. Spillman of north Missouri who
las been here on a visit with his
.hildren returned home last week.
j. H. Keeton was badly hurt one
lay last week on the road south of
Adrian. One of the bolts came out
# the tongue of his spring wagon and
he horses ran away and threw him
tut. DR.. Bates of Adrian is attend
ng to him. We hope to hear Of him
!etting alright in a few days.
Mrs. George Fulkerson has moved
Jack to Butler. We think that George
will have a lonesome time keeping
'atch.
We were glad to see that our scribe
rom Foster was out again for we
Ike to hear from that part Of the
ounty.
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