The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10
M. E. Church Notes.

The ". r. NJ. s.. as usual, had a
very interesting meeting at the home
of Mrs. Scott, with Miss Munson as
hostess. There we're seventeen mem.
hers presep, beside the pastor. Their
next meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Bunker. with Mrs. Kunz as
leader.
In the matter OF building the new
hospital In st. Joseph, the ambition
OF the field workers is that every pas.
toral charge In the Missouri confer.
ence should pay an amount equivalent
to an average Of 81 per member, and
that all charges reaching that sum
should be nut on the honor roll, the
amount based upon the number OF
members reported at the last session
of the annual conference. Our
amount, therefore. being $3.50, I hus.
tied around among our friends, some
In the church and some not and got
enough more than what was pledged
At the time DIR. belong was here to
make our contribution a little more
than 500, ard as a result OF that nus.
thing I received the follow Ing letter
las, Friday from Dr. belong;
"My DEAR BROTHER THOMPSON.
Accep, our most hearty congratula.
lions. You surely got on TO the hon.
or roll with both feet and very sud.
denly. We are happy and are sure
that you are. You are the first and
will head the lis, of the honor roll Of
charges outside the city Of St. Jos.
eph,"
We had bi, one prayermeeting last
week ON account Of the rain. but that
one was well attended. There was
good interest from the very start.
Tie meeting was held a, the home Of
Brother and Sister Glare Castle. The
meetings this week will he held at the
homes Of Mrs. Margaret Howell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kreek. Mrs.
Kittle Thatcher viii lead at Mrs.
Iowells and Brother u. W. Small.
wood will lead at the home OF Broth.
err and Sister krcek. Let us have a
large attendance at both places.
Last Sunday morning Just at Sun
day school time, two Of my choicest
little friends, the Misses Alice and
winifred IIasness, came to the par.
sonage door with the most beautiful
bouquet OF red and white carnations
with which to grace the pulpit for
the services OF the day. The flowers
added greatly to the appearance OF
the platform. On behalf OF the large
congregation present ] want to thank
Won Girls most heartily for the boouet.
'V ws n.. . d.. -. =, ,hs CT,
we hA" ",e se,''ee ~ ."e Su'P
appointment last sunday Afternoon.
There were IS In the Sunday school,
and ev.yy one Of them stayed for
a.. n,..c,,ng ss,y,cs Ths,s .aomad
IN M. a Ina ,o,srss, in tho .,,,t The
" oo . ' "' =, 1919. 49,, :" ."' 80, 80
pastor VIII he present 10 assist next
Sunday In the Sunday school and will
preach after the school. Let us have
.....t, A. .ssanA.a,a shaa .no
much IarRer st,ehuAhce Una" We
had last sunday afternoon
We had q delightful time At the
morning service In town last Sunday
mo,niny To start win. We lad iaa
A., 49,. S,,.asv ..soo, "a 80, =,
w tue sunuay schoo'' ano must Vi
them stayed to the preaching service
Then for the public service we had an
u"usu! 'I,se .'o W., "s' pueN'
insham' OF Kansas CITY, WAS present
ana greatly inspired the audience
with her solo singing. The Honorable
Cbas J. Hall VAS also present and led
In liza mnrnins prayer. Also Mrs.
Ada BRADY, from Kansas City, was
Wee vess %"ch 0ur cGurch is
the ' c Mn 1 ~ tho Glad Hand
ND sa u .ss sIwavs y,ad 10 nave
; ia .,rsrssr wSc n in our midst tind