Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-07-30
TheB Baptist Assembly
The People Of the Valley Invited.

The Missouri Baptist Assembly be-
gins next Tuesday night, August 4.
The moon will be just right. The
people from over the state have been
gathering for some weeks, and next
Monday and Tuesday will come in by
the train load. The people of the
valley are welcome at all our meet
ings.
WHEN TO COME.
The forenoons and the evenings are
the times to attend during week days.
We have no program in the after
Moons except on Sundays. From S:15
to 10 o'clock each morning the train
ing school classes r held. From 10
to IL O'Clock each day there are lee
lures on Bible and Missionary topics.
At6:30 O'Clock comes the Sunset Rock
Prayer Meeting. At 1880 our singing
leader, E. O. Sellers, will conduct a
a song service. At s O'Clock every
evening, Rev. John E. White, D. D.,
will preach.
A GREAT PREACHER.
The Baptist Assembly spares no
pains in bringing to Ironton the
greatest preachers in our denomina-
ton. A business man in Ironton said
to me the other day, 'tThe Baptist
Assembly gets a better preacher
every year. Will he be still better
this year," We invite you to come
and see. We introduce to you this
year the pastor of the Second Baptist
Church of Atlanta, Ca, Rev. John E.
White, D. D. Come and hear him
every night except Saturdays and the
two Sunday mornings at 1890.
SUNDAYS ON TIE HEIGHTS.
Come and take part in the model
Sunday school at 9 O'Clock, fully
equipped in all departments. See
what well-trained people can make of
a Sunday school. Preaching at 1890
a. m. by DR.. White. Come on time.
Note the hour. Sunday afternoon,
Aug. 9, Rev. John T.. Moore, D. D., of
New York, will preach at 8 o'clock.
On Sunday afternoon, Aug. 16, Presi-
dent j. P. Greene, of VIM. Jewell Col
lege, will preach. Both Sunday nights
DR.. White will preach.
NO CHARGE EoR THE MEETINGS.
All services at the Tabernacle are
free. The public is invited to come.
For the use of the swimming pool, the
athletic grounds and other features, we
make a charge of one dollar for the
season or twenty five cents a day. But
we make no charge at all for attendance
at the meetings. We do ask all who
come to give us their names at the en-
trance, because we want to know how
many different people attend our As
sembly. Last year there were 1,346,
of whom 624 came from Arcadia Valley.
We hope twice that many will come
this year. You are all very welcome,
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE HEIGHTS.
Come and see what we have done to
make u Assembly ground an attrac-
tive place. We have built this year a
water tower holding $1,000 gallons, a
new wellhouse over u we'll, two sani-
tary fl%ush-water toilets, two shower
bath houses, four new Assembly bun
galows, and three new private bunga-
lows. Our water works give us water to
sprinkle the grounds with if it contin-
ues to be dry and dusty. If we can get
a s~prinkling wagon, we shall sprinkle
the road leading up the Heights. If
times are a little hard on account of the
drought, this year, come up on the
Heights and join in the worship God,
and set your mind on higher things,
and look away toward the land that is
fairer than this.
HOWARD G.. CoLWELL,
Corresponding Secretary.