The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-10-31
M. E. Church Notes.


Rev. r. G. Taylor is pastor at Hop.
kins, Mo. Bro. McNamee Is a fine
preacher and good mixer and will
succeed beautifully | know him
personally.
1t was an exceedingly kindly act In
the brethren and friends OF the
church here to make II possible for
the pastor to he In attendance at the
great national convention Of Metho.
dist men In indianapolis, Ind, this
week. We shall he forever obligated
to them for the kindness. I am
greatly appreciatiye.
One of our most distinguished bisli-
ops las a cousin living In Oregon,
who by the way Is very fine man
and neighbor, too. II Is our towns.
man, Robert Montgomery, OF the 10.
cal Presbyterian church. The bishop
spoken OF above Is Earl Cranston, now
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. II IL to be
hoped that he will come this way to
visit his relatives, and occupy the
pulpits OF our churches while here.
You will find the Methodist preach.
or always at the forefront In every
legitimate reform. 1.-THE great anti.
saloon convention soon TO be held In
the city OF Columbus, Ohio, two Of
our bishops viii preside at different
times and hours. .
panion to and from the great conven.
ton the Rev &. !. Chase, u. D., the
district superintendent Of this dis.
trict. lie will be very aiYablc and
congenial company.
In the great light for moral reform
tie anii.saloon forces have ~ far sue.
ccr,ird g. dri'r ilHr saloon uut Of
lever, ,,uug BOZ .... -'Hr %
TIE iy,,,' ... r.a uHWu Hr ma
liunal prol uwItmr. and "lu st.I LAY
II vii not c,u,y
We ild en-, ii- mumrlrd pu' iiugc
oi sprmfin' anN l..,. a. .lr new
h,W, 3, uui.. ln. b.. l.. II
lrn,u,. ..U .,|.I u.... O. ~
unr nD Cue uta.l Uu p.# u..i,'n-
ifrd r.i.a. 10. have seen tu many
muur-. llt.r.r HiIIt r'mprlc.
water .t...D Iuu. ..r .Wuar, AMI
laundry tu.m h..u lud BIZ. uariuuN
and cuulur,ah,, i,i"w rN.r, JluNc,
elegant Is linishrd auu c.uIn'Itbl, ar.
ranged TAKE I. r inni q viii be-
one a. llr ir,.. t.r', ~ th" com.
luuuiil TIt, I'' uu. Gee .-uun III
adiusi ll"ir Nufs 81. Geo he ~ IL, ser.
Wee every SundI, morning. and We
viii br indeed . al 10 Welcome them
A. paft ut on wurL irrc.
Have lDu ~. reed tie subjects Ia bc
discussed al tie mvu~ convent ION,
and tie talent assigned Ia discuss
thrmr II moi read the little page OF
the Central Christian Advocate for
last week Grral >impy great. u
vii he ours t. cnIuy.
am nov ~ tie midst of the
campairu tor toe isnrNulruus. !
want H. grl tl,m cut ul tie way bc.
fore \maS, ~ u, iu have the lime AT.
ter that fur special effort IN the re>i.
va hmr Il - uDw quite probable
that ,ur Npurii' W,lIng viii begin
with tie" li'>l >uudai ~ January, We
, viii know more d,un,lriy little
later,
President Wilson las designated
, THURSDAY, Nu,rubrr -, a. our an.
nual THANKSGIVING dan and has issued
his lirSl proclamation In II he says:
n "l;iglil,uuSnrss uNIliull nation,
and Peace On Earth. uuud viii Ia
Men FURNISH the unll iuundal ioI,
upon which can hr hui.t iitr lasting
achievements uf the human spirit,
Take II all through u IL great pro.
duciiOn,
We lad The delightful privilege II
. trip overland Ia Malta and re-
turn last saturday, and while IN that
! ncighboring village, met many Of our
former friends and parishonrrs. Some
years ago had a delight ful past oral Q
: In Graham, and was familiar with all
those faces,
The mid'week meeting viii he held
, AT the usual hour this week, tonight,
and IN the absence Of the pastor, Fro.
+. :. Morgan viii lead It II is 10 hc
hoped that goodly number viii lie
} present,
Sunday was another bad stormy day,
and as a consequence the crowds uf
worslipers At the various services
were not SO large a. they otherwise
would have been,
We held our own last sunday In he
school and preaching service in spite
Of the bad and stormy weather,
Tue PASTOR.