The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-31
M. e. Church Notes.

Tie extreme heat Of last Sunday
kept a few from the morning services
and yet We reached the hundred mark
In the sunday school, and had a fair. !
sized audience for the public meeting.
There we're - In the SUNDAY school
at the Culp schoolhouse last sunday
afternoon. This Is the largest mum.
Der that has been present up to the
present time. Tie good people OF
that neighborhood are greatly encour.
aged In the work.
Word from DR.. Proud and his esti.
mable family states that they have
safely reached Europe and are sight.
seeing In Paris at this time, and In .
few days will go on to Zurich for q
visit. then on to Vienna, where they
will I've domiciled for a time while
they are In school. They are feeling
the best and are greatly pleased with
their trip.
Geo. Greiner showed his bigness
OF heart last sunday by bringing Q
full half bushel Of ripened sugar pears
to the Sunday school at the Cup ap.
point ment last Sunday afternoon and
gave the large crowd good treat.
Tie union service last Sunday night
wss . tremendous success, both from
the standpoint OF the crowd and the
sermon. The Airdome was filled 10
It's fullest capacity, Of earnest and de.
vout ~orshippers, and Dr Clagett. Of
st. Joseph, met our highest expecta.
tion In the sermon. II was strong,
scholarly, and forceful. lie made q
great "hit" with the tremendous
throng that had gathered to enjoy
the service. His subject was The
Young Man" and lie greatly pleased
all Who heard him. nr. Clage,t viii
be welcome al any time lac can lind
ths opportunity Of coming our way
again.
There will be no services In the Air
dome for the next two Sunday nights
on account Of the Chautauqua. I'll,
next service will therefore be on sun
day night. August H.. when Dr. Bush
nell Of Kansas City, will preach
kindly keep this In mind, and let u
all come TO hear this great message
br l.. G. Sappentield, our pastor q
Burlington Junction. announced I,
lis congregation week ago tha
lie would superannuate at IT.,
coming session OF tie annua
conference, giving A. his reason, fail
ing health. lie has been a pastor Il
Missouri for thirty.three years, an,
las rilled some OF the most responsi
BILE places the church has had to oi'e
it, ministers. lie II a congenia
brother, and will he greatly MISE,
from our councils
There will he a union seryic. Of al
tie churches at II o'clock next sun
day morning at tie Christian church
and the sermon will be preached h!
the pastor Of the NJ. T. church. TIL
general public l. most cordially inyit
eel 10 attend,
Word has reached Oregon that Mis-
Madge BOYD, daughter OF Mrs, One
Williams, Of this community, va
married In seattle, WASH, recent J.
and will make her home In the wes,
ern metropolis. Miss Madse has man
very warm friends here Who will wis
her bon voyage" In her married life
D over IN GAINESVILLE they have beel
having a saloon fight, and the battl
waxed ~ warm tina: one OF the "bul
lies" OF the town felt II his duty L
/ proceed 10 give the Baptist pastor
trouncing. which lie did, putting th
preacher out OF commission for a few
. days. Of course he vas arrested an,
paid q tine OF saj and costs. So yol
see It Is pretty expensive business q
lick" the preachers OF the communi
lty lie thou careful.
TIL Chautauqua will he In full fore,
by saturday night, and II you hay,
not already bought your ticket see IN,
at once and secure one and be at IN,
first service, The program will b
great from start TO finish, and yol
win not to want to miss any Of IT,
Mrs. Riley Huiatt took her Sunda
school class to the woods last weel
and spent the day picnicking. Fun
why OF course they had II bushels o
lit. That Is what they really went for
Then, did you ever see bunch Of joll