The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-12
tcopyrighs 1912 by George Mathew adams,

in this city, Thursday evening, June
Is, and the following program will
Introductory, G w. Chapman. j.
r, Clark, Curtis Casper.
The Pastors Duty to the churc
and the Church's Duty to the Pas
tor. r. f. a7ney, G. W. Culp, Finas
Jones,
Missions Of Clear Creek assoeia-
ton, z. ~ Agnew, J. P Lockard,
A. 2 Garrett.
Importance of Ministerial Educa-
ticn, P. O. Milton, D. 7. Hagy, J A..
arter
State Missions, J. A. Full enwider,
P. T. Lowery, c. 3D. Harris.
New Testament Giving. A. P. Gar
ret, W. d. Lyerle, j r. Clark.
Home Missions, Harley Wick, Ii.
w. Karraker F. NJ. Rigglc.
Bible Tidings, Allen Farrell, An
drew Kirk, George Carloek.
The Importance or good singing
in Revival and Chruch Work, r. j.
Corzine, Mae Jones. Francis Lyerly.
Sunday School Work, G. F. Cor
zine. Mrs. f. A. Riggle, VIM. q.
Lewis
The orphange Work in Illinois,
J. II, Albright. Mrs f. B. Fensterer,
| Mrs Grace \Vfrkokr
Foreign Missions, J w. Webb, j.
H. Campbell, w G Kimmel
Perfec influence of Missions, p,
J. Lowery, f. r Jones, Lloyd Cox
| Security OF the Believer, T. r.
Moore, Edward trasier, F. c Try
The Epworth league or the Meth
odist church will conduct q social
Ton the church lawn Monday ceyn-
ing, June IL,
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Congregations church met ycster
day afternoon with Mrs. A. w. vii
Hansen. The meeting was very in
teresting one being the annual dol
lar day" Of the society. About s20t
was realized from this source.
Lawrence Liyesay attended tn
class day exercises at the Cairo higl
school Tuesday eeyning
Mr. and RMS. j NJ. Tucker an'
daughter Alice left yesterday 70
ST. Louis where they vii spend I
3 few weeks. They viii later 90 t
Memphis and expect to be gone un
til next winter
Mrs. c. G. Miller and daughters
Francis and Helen Of Mounds, wer
visiting friends in the city yester
day.
Attorney George G Martin lef
Sunday evening for Springfield
whore he viii transact business.
{. Mrs. Agnes Meyers and little 50
garI win leave To-Day for Mt Car
mel where they wi visit Mise
Edna Miller and Fanny Goforth.
Mrs Thos. CLANCY of palley re
cluse was the guest of Mrs. Il
Z Sheerer yesterday
! Mrs. IT. G. CLARK Of Chicago, Al
rived Tuesday evening She join
! her husband who has been in I'll
( city the past few weeks III conneC
tion with the reconstruction OF th
light aud waite plant They wi
be at the bone Of Mrs JennI
, Adams on Third and West Mai
/. streets white here.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. J W Row OF NJ
tropolis and daughter Gertrudl
spent yesterday with NJ. and Mr.
RI g. T. Rev
4 Mrs. Edward Beaver of Gran
e Chain, visited friends in the cit
yesterday.
g Mr. ard Mrs. ] W. Black Of Ger
tralia, have rented the J NJ Tucks
y property on Railroad avenue an
Il wilt arrive here in few days NJ
II aek is a civil engineer or the III
ncis Central railroad.
y MIS-. T. A. Nigren of lianniba
a Nc. arrived Tuesday 10 visit h
tmothcr. Mrs Jennie Mcntgomer
y ard other rclatiyes.
J. Dee Margraye. son Of the Ia
Rev. ". b. Nargrave, was a men
is her OF the class Of 1913 of the lie
j. rim lrlsh school the commencemel
exercises OF which were held la
evening. IL. Margrave was former
= resident al this city.
{ Mrs. James Cunning left yeste
I day Tor Vincennes. Ind. where 81
Twill visit relatives
Mrs. ]. L. brandt aud Mrs w.
Parke- were Mounds visitors We
terday.
&c John Martin Of 0lmstead was Z
~ guest CT relatives here Tussdoy eve
IN ing.