The Yale expositor., 1914-10-01
NJ. f. Church Notes

.OOmc one anu all anu near our Cdil
We're out for Rally Day.
AS the birds rally for their winters
flight
Let us rally for our winter work.
HRally Day, Oct 4.
All scholars should come.
Let every teacher and officer come.
Let us all be there.
Yes, we want all the members of the
church and congregation.
Do not forget the date,
Ask some one to come with you.
You can surely bring friend.
We want the members of the Home
| Dept and the babies of the Cradle Roll
with their parents and friends to
come.
You will come, won't you and bring
some one with you.
We want fathers and mothers, sister
and brother, uncles and aunts to be sure
and be there and help us start our WIN
ter work.
"Hello Have you heard about Raj
| ly Week of the NJ. T.. Sunday school ?"
dyes. When?" "This week. Going
to be great
Tuesday, evening, Sept. ga party
for the Intermediates at Mrs. Fead's
Games and things to suit everyone
Miss Roy, Mrs. Fead and Mr. Geach,
teachers.
Wednesday, Sept. 30-A party for the
Juniors at Mrs. Ingrams. Games and
good time. Mrs. Ingram, Miss Evans
Thursday, Oct AT y. m. Prayer
Meeting When all taking part will be
members of our Sunday school.
Oinging Opeeches L upils
A good time to bring new members.
The Ladies' Aid at the meeting last
week at DR.. Nights elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. j NJ. Smith.
Vice Pres, Mrs. n. j. Drouyor.
Sec, Carrie +, Harvey.
Asst Sec, Mrs. w. Coach.
Treas Mira. John Staley.
Officers and teachers not absent dur
| ing September-Mar DrOuyor, Fredda
Harvey and Mr.. Drouyor
Rev. Waldren Geach has been re-
turned to Yale by the annual confer.
ence for the second year. Next Sunday
being the first Sunday Of the conference
year, the pastor desires to see every
member of the church and congregation
at his place in all the services Of the
| day.
Pres. Wilson's proclamation, setting
apart next Sunday, Oct. 18th, as peace
| Sunday" will be observed. Suitable
hymns and special songs will be sung
at the public services.
Don't forget the special program for
Rally day by the Sunday school next
Sunday.
Elizabeth McColl left Monday morn.
ing for Tarrytown, y. Y. Her father
accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p Hallock, DR.. and
Mrs. j. II Burley, of AlmOnt, were
guests of G. :. Cochrane and wife on
Sunday.
Joseph Vincent of Greenwood town
ship attended the Republican state con
vention at Kalamazoo Wednesday as q
delegate from st. Clair county.
A social dancing party will be given
in Central Hall, Friday evening, Oct
g. Music by McKanlass orchestra.
Dancing from to . standard time.
Bill Sl00. The public generally cor
daily invited.
II. Il. Halsey left at the Expositor
office the past week three potatoes that
are whoppers and weigh about two
pounds apiece. He has fine crop this
year, grown on sandy land and they
cannot be beaten.
The first foot ball game of the season
on Yale's gridiron will be played at City
Park Saturday afternoon next, starting
at 200 o'clock. Yale III. $ VS.. Port HUI
ron II. s Turn out and witness a fast
game.
Edward Andreae and Postmaster
| Farley attended the Democratic con
vention at Detroit Wednesday as dele
gates from st. Clair county. James
Stirling accompanied them as chape
rome, The trip was made by auto.
Will Lennon and wife OF Manitou,
Colo, were here this week calling on
relatives and, friends. Mr.. Lennon has
been in a Milwaukee hospital where he
underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs.
Lennon will remain in this locality for
several weeks.
The Evangelistic meetings to be con-
Quoted by Evangelist ID. Ii. Jackson,
in the Mechanic st. Church of Christ,
will commence Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
at Z. M. instead of Oct. 9Th, as prev
| iously announced The work that has
been accomplished at the Speaker
Church of Christ and his host of friends
in and about Yale. all of whom testify
| to his power as a speaker, and his love
and devotion to the work are sufficient
evidence to enable us TO heartily well
come him to our city.