Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-06
Items of Interest
Members and Friends of the metno'
dist Episcopal Church In and about
Judith Gap, 0arneili, Straw. Oxford.
Carlos D. Bradley, Pastor

The services at CARMEN ouHA"J
were well attended.
Owing to the illness of the pastor.
following the morning service at Gar
neill. he was unable to fill his APP
pointment at Judith Gap in the at
ternoon.
Mrs. Hathaway. state organizer for
the w. c. T. u. gave an interesting
lecture at Garneill Thursday evening,
May ~, after which local union
was organized, with Miss Helen Peck
us president, Mrs. II. ]. Betten, sec
rotary, and Mrs. Benz. Mcdonald.
treasurer.
Daniel Lutz was called to Great
Falls last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother who passed
away the day before, after II protrac-
ted illness.
Many in and about Garneill obser-
we'd Memorial day by visiting the
cemetary and placing flowers OH the
graves of their departed friends and
relatives.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. McBee, who reside on the Wild
ditield ranch, died early Friday
morning of last week. The funeral
services were conducted that evening
at $3.50 by the pastor. Interrment in
Garneill cemetary.
The Swedish Baptists Of Judith
Gap, who for some time have been
wurshipng in the Methodist building.
showed their appreciation to the
| trustees by voting at their business
meeting last week to pay the insur-
ance on the building for the current
| year Their kindness is herewith
gratefully acknowledged.
Word was received recently by the
pastor from district superintendent
VanOrsdel that in all probability
Bishop Naphtali Luccock of Helean
would he available for the church
dedication at Straw on July 25. This
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the same will be begun soon.
Rev. II. j. Hanson, the Colportage
missionary of the Baptist publica-
ton society for central Montana, was
in Garneill and Judith Gap last week
and was Il welcome caller at the par
sonage.
On Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. John Dolan, vice-president OF
the Judith Gap Ladies' Aid society.
with her husband and some friends,
autoed to Garneill. making call at
the parsonage, where they left $50 in
cash (this from the Ladies ADD and a
generous collection of canned goods
and groceries. 1t is needless to say
that all Of these were gratefully re-
ceived.
The pastor and his family begs to
gratefully acknowledge the kindness
of the members and friends Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of Judith Gap
for their splendid loyalty in contrib
uting to the pastors salary. Al
together they have paid eighty dol
lars on the same.
Regular services at Straw next
Sunday, morning and evening. Ev-
eryone invited to attend. sunday
school at ten O'Clock.
At the regular morning hour fol-
service at Garneill June Is, 1880, 4
decision service will be conducted by
the school and pastor.
Oxford's next big day is to be Sun
day, June ~. Sunday school will b.
at 10 o'clock sharp. This will be fol
lowed by the regular church service
at eleven. after which dinner will b,
served from the baskets OF the friends
and neighbOrs who come. At tw'
o'clock there will be another service
of song and sermon by the pastor
; The plan is to have an old time has
!. Ket dinner meeting and everyone i
. invited to come. The services 0
course, will be conducted in the Roo
: house, three miles west of OXfOr
station, where the Sunday schoo
! meets every Sunday. Do not sta
! away an account Of threatenin
1 weather, for the house is larg
+ enough for everybody to eat thei
:. dinner inside. BE sure and come.
I For the convenience of some VIII
{ live ut distance, it has been decide
t to change the Sunday school hour ;
+ the Root house from eleven in til
morning to three in the Afternoon
+ excepting on the fourth Sunday
+ when it will precede the church Sc