The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-17
Church Notes
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.


The Missionary Societies of the
churches of the town were entertained
on Friday afternoon at the Christian
church by the @. w. B M. and the
Circle. The meeting was in the form
of united prayer service for the mis-
sionaries in foreign fields and proved 10
be one of the most impressive and help
full held in this city in many months.
All churches were represented and the
feeling of unity and good fellowship
prevailed. The meeting was led by
Mrs. J. r. Pates, President of the G. W.
kB. NJ, and she was assisi ed by Miss
Anne, Dejarnette, Mrs. John Arnold.
Mrs. Dave Myers, Mrs. F. Nj. Stivers,
Mrs. Emmett Million, Mrs Quisenberry,
DIR. E. B. Barnes and Rev. G. K Mar
shall. A beautiful musical program
was given by Mrs McGaughey, Mrs
Perry. Mrs. Hanley Nippert. Miss
jamie Caperton, and little Sarah Che
nault. The afternoon ended with a
pleasant social hour when sandwiches
and coffee were served.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give a food sale on November "a.
the day before Thanksgiving. Place,
Bennett & Higgins furniture store.
DR.. Barnes on Sunday evening
preached the third of his series
of sermons on great reformers,
the subject, Martin Luther
These lectures are attracting the atten.
ton of all denominations of the city.
Come out next Sunday evening and hear
him on Savonarola.
Sunday morning subject: "A Song of
Thanksgiving" sermon appropriate
to the Thanksgiving season. At night,
''Savonarola," the preacher, reformer,
and martyr of Florence The fourth in
the series of the great reformers. You
will find these sermons of great profit.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
The subject at the Christian Science
church for Sunday, November 81, will
be Soul and Body" Everyone cor
daily invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DIR. Telford filled his pulpit morning
and evening on Sunday, his subject
being at the morning service, Whose
ever loseth his life shall find it," DR.
Telford is an interesting speaker, and
a fine Bible studeLt, and his sermons
are always instructive and inspirational.
He goes this week TO Paint Lick to hold
a meeting and will have his place sup
piled for Sunday, November 81.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The East End Bible Glass of the Bap-
tist church was conducted Sunday af-
ternoon by Mrs. R. @. Stotl. This class
began with two member and now num-
bers twenty five, which fact speaks for
the energy and interest of Mrs. Stott
and others engaged in this work.
Rev. Reynolds is this week attending
Baptists at Jellico, Tenn.
The All Day Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Harvey Chenault at her home
in the country, Wednesday.
NJ E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
DR.. J. g. Crabbe preached a sermon
beautiful and uplifting. earnest and
direct. Taking as foundation, 1.-THE
Purchasing Agents Story" he read in
connection with it, part of the tenth verse
of the third chapter of Malachi. Prove
me now herewith saith the Lord of
hosts, if l will not open you the windows
of heaven aud pour you out blessing"
This he applied TO our every day life.
and com mission, our lack of human
sympathy. A beautiful musical pro-
gram added to the impressiveness of
the sermon.
The Evening service was Praise
Service. A most delightful program of
music. had been arranged by the choir
The Opera House Orchestra, Mr.. Grit
fifth at the piano, Mr.. Marshall with his
violin and Mr.. Gala with his clarionei
were liberal with their numbers and
added much inspiration to the occasion
DIR. R. G. StotI in thirty minutes talk
in his characteristic way delivered
strong message that stirred the hearts of
his hearers and viii not soon be forgot
ten. All in all 1t was most delightful
and helpful service.
Notwithstanding the gloomy weather
on Sunday all was cheer and warmth
in the churches. where the pulpits were
we'll filed as were also the seats.
Protracted meeting began at Red
House Monday night. Rev. E. G. B.
Mann, of Lexington, is doing the preach
ing. Come and enjoy the meeting.
w. NJ. Williams, Pastor.
Rev. E. B. Barnes will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon to the students at
Berea next week.
Beware of Ointments for