Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15

Fred Knoble. Eugene Knoble,
Louisa KeiIerhals. Rosa Kellerhals.
Grace Knoble. Anna Kennett, Lizzie
Kennett Arthur Kellerhals. Louisa
Kellerhals, Ernest, ,Kellerhals. Mrs.
Kate Lanig, j. A. Lanig, Annie La
mig, Drueilla Lighter, Ed. Lewis.
Ida B. Londer, Abe Lighter, Lena
Londer. Stella Lanig, Ernest Lier-
heimer, Mrs. Paul Lierheimer, Clara
Lierheimer, Paul Lierheimer, Geo.
Lierheimer. G w Marshall Myra
Marshall. Isaac Miller, Belle Miller,
Hattie Miller, Cbas. Marshall, Geo.
Marshall, Matte Miller. Cassie Kel-
lerhals, Calvin Miller, Jane Mahan,
S. II. Marshall, Egbert Miller, Kate
Matthews, James Matthews, Barbara
Matthews, Bert Miller, Virgil Mar
win, Isabel Michaelus, James EMF
chaelus, Mrs. Julia Mildred, Mr.. ].
c. Morton, Mrs. j. C. Morton, Chas.
A. Mildred, D. V. Mildred, Tabitha
Mildred, Ewing Mildred, Pearl Nor
ton, Myrtle Matthews, Altha Nc
Dannold, David MCGEE, Fannie Nc
Gee, Annie McGee, Henry McGee, Lena
Gee, Wilson McGee, Chas. McGee,
McDannoId, Emiline Neely, Sadie
Nicely, Ernest Nieman, Melvina New
berry, c. A. Newberry, Mrs. Eva
Nieman, Edna Newberry, VIM. New
berry, Clara Newberry, Sophia odell,
Jessie II. Odell, Frank Pierce, Mary
Pierce. May Pierce, Frank Pierce,
Jr., Chas. Pierce, Henry Pledge,
Council Painter, Ad Painter, Clark
Pledge, Laura Pinegar. w. w. Pur-
dom, Ida Purdom, Edith Purdom
Wright, VIM. Purdom, w. T. Rich
ardson, Sallie Richardson, Rosena
Raith, Amelia Raith, w. A. Reed,
Mrs. w. A. Reed, Julia Rhodes,
Minnie Rhodes, X. r. Rhodes, Bar
tia Rhodes, Geo. Russell, Mrs. Geo.
Russell, E. W. Rockwell, Mrs. Rock
well, Clara Rockwell. Floyd Rock
well, VIM. Rich, Neva Rockwell, ].
Stumpf, Laura Stumpf, Ella Stumpf,
Mary Smith, Alonzo Smith, VIM.
SyraWm. Schuehmann, S. B. Schuch-
mann, ]. Stumpf, Mary Smith, Daisy
Storm, Earl Stumpf, Willie Stumpf,
S. e. Stratton, Mrs. S. E. Stratton,
George Sewers, Fred Schultz, Emma
Schultz, Walter Stratton, Solomon
Schafer, Mrs. j. Stauffer, Minnie
Sewers, Edith Stiverson, Winnefred
Stratton, Annie Sharp, Ella Sharp,
Lizzie Stecker, ]. NJ. Sharp, ]. o.
Tinsley, w. H. Tratchel, Martha
Tratchel, Carrie Rich, Lucy Tratchel,
Lula Tratchel, Helen Tinsley, Irwin
Tratchel, Bessie Thurmond, Susan
Tanner, Laurance Taylor, VIM.
Talcote, Jennie Turner, Howard
Turner, Earl Underwood, Carrie
Underwood, Levi Watts, Albert Will
liams, Rosa Williams, Edgar Wood
son, Mamie Lierheimer, Clara Watts,
E. NJ. Woody, Emma Goodson, Mrs.
James Wylde, Eta Watts, Amelia
Weber, Elmer Wylde, Essie Watts,
Blanche White, Justin White, Irvine
Watts, Leroy Waddington, Bert
Waddington, Clayton Watts, Nora
Williams, Hugh Williams, j, NJ.
Wylde, w. F. Wenger, Clarence
Byrns. Rufus Byrns, H. r. Hudson,
VIM. Hudson, Leo Hines, G. d. Hill
debrand, Marian Hildebrand, Louisa
Hildebrand, Colbert Holbrook, Susan
Holbrook, II. l.. Holbrook, Erma
Holbrook, Pearl Holbrook, Reuford
Hlldebrand, VIM. C. Hildebrand,
Gladys Hildebrand, Herman Hutch
ins, Nellie Hutchins,
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Mr.. Levi Watts is the efficient
leader and superintendent of this
remarkable school. It was organ
ized in 1882, in the Benton City
school house and has led a vigor-
GUS life from the first The number
of pupils in regular attendance at
the present time is 119. More than
$113 was given last year for all pur-
poses, an average of 95 cents per
member. This places the school in
the front rank among the schools OF
Mo, Presbytery, though not the first
in that rank, for Bethel Sunday
school gave last year an average OF
$1.30 per member. Thus the banner
which has been so proudly and hon
orably borne by Benton City will
now, doubtless, be transferred to
Bethel. And this the Benton City
school will gladly do for it is not
in them to be selfish but rather to
rejoice in the advancement of Sis
ter School.
Mr.. Watts assistants are Miss
Barnes, Sec. and w Erisman. treas
urer. There are 8 classes including
a large infant class. The new ar
rangement of the church building is
a great convenience, since it makes
possible the seclusiOn of a part oi
the school during the hour of recit
ing the scripture lesson.
THE LADIES AID AND MISSIONA
RY SOCIETY.
This society, as its name indicates
helps in the work of the churcf
both at home and abroad. That is
it gives to foreign missions and mos
generously aids in maintaining thu
enterprises of the local church. Las
year, in addition to it's customar!
gifts for benevolence, it assumed
/ the entire expense of the work o
J, finishing the interior of the nev
. church building, including the pur
chase of an organ carpets ant
lamps, all of which has been sue
cessfully accomplished. The amour
raised last year was s3S7. Th
society has been in existence sine
1890 and has accomplished nobl
= work, being one of the most activ
, and practical agencies in the church
The officers this year are, Mrs
Il. w. Rockwell, President; Mrs
Emma Erisman, Secretary; Mrs. j
w. Hines, Treasurer. The presen
membership is SO.