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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
WITH THE LOCAL PASTORS
DEPLORES THINGS WHICH
ROB MAN OF HIS DEVOTION
Rev. FrcShlcy Holds Modern Life
Filled With Too Many Pleas
ures and Distractions.

The complexity OF modern society
and life which brings thousands OF
cares. pleasures and distractions in
TO our lives and robs us OF our spirit
ual devotion and prevents US from
developing our spiritual life, was de
plored by Rev. ". II. Freshley. pas
tor Of the First Evangelical church.
in his sermon on -Four Kinds Of
Soil" Sunday.
After pointing out the general
significance of all the seven parallels
Of the scripture, which he said il
lustrate the origin, hinderances. pro-
gress. value and finally the consum-
nation OF Gods kingdom among
men. Rev. Freshley took up in par
ticular the parable of the sower and
explained il in detail. The central
truth Of the parable" he said, lis
that the growth of the seed depends
upon the soil in which it fells.
Rev. Freshley then explained what
was meant by the four different
kinds of soil how the seed could
fall by the wayside. when it would
fall upon the rocks, when among
the thorns. and finally when on the
good ground.
He concluded by making an APP
peal TO his hearers 10 find time 10
receive the seed OF the Word of God
and 10 nurture it and let it grow in
their hearts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
REV. H. H0LLE SPEAKS
ON DIVORCE QUESTION

Divorce. generally reckoned as one
Of the gravest evils Of our modern
society. was discussed by Rev. II.
HOLE, pastor of St Pauls German
Lutheran church, in his morning
sermon Sunday Rev. HOLE quotes
recent statistics to show the gravity
of the evil of divorce at the present
time. explained the passages of the
scripture, which say that divorce is
permissible in some cases. showed
why Christians must obey the laws
OF the church in regard TO the in
dissOlubility of marriage ties rather
than any decree of the state. and
finally pointed out the sacredness of
marriage and the importance of the
parties 70 a marriage conducting
themselves as Christians if they ex-
pect to live in happiness and peace.
In conclusion ne deplored the
present tendency of many TO rush
hastily into marriages with mem
bers Of other sects or even with non
Christians. without stopping to take
advantage of the sacred ceremony
which God had laid down 70 bless
the entrance into the marriage state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
UNIQUE SERVICE
At GRACE NJ {.
Whole Roll of Church, Con-
SiSting of | 200 Names,
is Called.

A very unique service was held at
the Grace Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning at 1890 at
what is known as the roll call SER
vice.
The service was opened as usual
The choir sang an anthem and E w.
8Iasse rendered a solo. The Praying
publican" After the opening exer-
cises the roll call of the church
membership consisting Of nearly l.
zoo names. was called. The roll.
written upon one strip of paper, was
prepared and ready ~ the pastor
wife, Mrs. +. X. DOuEHerty. After
the reading of the roll il was laid
upon the altar and the pastor sang
MY All Is ON the Altar" At this
point the pastor spoke Of church
rolls and the Lambs Book of Life
and asked the congregation TO join
i'm singing lis My Name Written
There -
A large black board was then plac-
ed upon the rOstrum and the pastor
by means of diagrams, analysed the
local church and its departments.
sounding the notes. Every member
at work in the church" The church
must discharge her duties 10 the
community"
Reg. Dougherty then announced as
his text, T. Timothy 3:15-"The
church of the living God. the pillar
and ground of the truth" He said
i'm part. The church of God con
sists of all who axe united 10 Christ
10y "a living faith. from whom they
derive spiritual life and fruiUulness.
The purpose of the church is TO unite
believers, give leadership in right
eousness and inspiration for right
eousness. Am , worthy of member
ship i'm such am institution Does
the church come first i'm AN my ac-
tivities2 Am 1 willing if needs be
to sacrifice for the church p"
At the close of the sermon the
conservation sang 81 Am Coins
Home 10 Die No More" and God BE
With You Till We Meet Again. %
There were probably zoo. people i'm
the audience and the Sunday school
junior congregation and Epworth
league were largely attended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
FLOWERS PROVE FACT
OF GOD SAYS PASTOR
Rev. y. l.. Gardiner Gives Sermon
ON The Gospel of
Flowers"

The Gospel of the Flowers. was
the subject of the sermon last night
of Rev James L. Gardiner. d. D..
before a large audience i'm st Paurs
Methodist Episcopal church.
In speaking of the words Con
slider the lilies of the field how they
grow. Dr. Gardiner said. Let MS
learn from the lilies the greatest
truth in the worId-the truth of
God Look az the lily. You cannot
explain il and leave God out. The
flowers of the field point 20 the fact
OF God. The atheist cannot explain
the lily but the man of cod can.
The lily tells MS that the hand that
made 10 is divine
Flowers also teach MS the fact
that God intended that this world
should be "a beautiful world Think
Of 10 Jesus tells us that these wild
flowers OF the held of which he
spoke outriyalled In their beauty
and slor> King solomon OF
The greatest KINGS that ever sat on
the throne Of Israel
The flowers remind MS of the law
Of -roWth. Consider how they grow
They must grow or die. Let me re-
mind YOU 10 is So in the moral
world. The law of growth Is just as
necessary IN the moral as it is i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
MANY UNWORTHY TO
BEAR NAME OF CHRIST
Name of Christian Must Have New
Life Behind IL, says
Rev. Decker.

IF you go by rne name of Chris
tan you must act like one. 1t is
shame that so many bear the hon
ored name of Christ so unworthily
For the name is nothing unless
there is a transformed life behind
it," declared Rev. c. A. Decker, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, in
concluding his sermon on a New
Name" at the church Sunday.
Rev. Decker said in part:
The record tells us that when
Jesus called his disciples he gave at
least one of them new name.
Simon he surnamej Peter. In Bible
times the name a person bore was
. Of more significance thGH names are
with US. new name was some
times given TO a person when he en-
tered a new experience or a new
phase of life. In this way Jacob,
whose name indicated that he was
a supplanter. became Israel which
means that he was a prince with
God.
In Christian parlance new
name indicates that the person has
had a spiritual experience. 1t is
when he becomes follower Of
Christ. Old things have passed away
and he is a new creature. 1t is then
that he bears the name of Christ.
And il is a name 10 be proudly
worn. When the followers of
Christ were first called christian it
was because they bore some like
ness TO the Master whose name they
were called by.
"A new name was given also to
indicate some characteristic of the
recipient. Simon, which name in
dictates hearing with acceptance.
becomes the Rock Ii was a new
experience for this man. He was
rot a rock when Jesus took him in
hand. but he became one under the
tutelage of the Master, who was a
moulder of character. And when
he passed through the fiery eXper-
fences of the early days of the new
religion he developed a character
that was as firm as the rocks OF Mt.
Clivet. over which ne and the Mas
ter were accustomed 10 journey to-
gether.
1t frequently happens that a
Christian experience transforms a
man from a weakling 10 a tower Of
strength. A weak willed drunkard
becomes a strong fighter for right
eousness. A feeble woman becomes
host for truth and a champion Of
God"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
POINTS OUT FOUR FOES
OF CHRISTIAN VIRTUE
Rev. BabbS SAYS They Are IndOl-
cncc. GluttOny. Drink and Pas
sion for Pleasure.

Incidence. gluttony. drink. and
the passion for pleasure are the four
great enemies Of Christian virtue ac-
cordiug 10 Rev. A. v Babbs. pastor
OF the Stull Memorial NJ. r. church
in his discussion of THE Parable of
the Rich Man Sunday
Rev. Babbs discussed each OF the
vices exemplifed in the rich man
and told how his life Of easy and
riotous living was suddenly inter
rupted in the midst OF his pleasures
bv the voice Of God saying Fool
this night thy soul shall be required
OF thee" lie pointed out that this
summons may come 10 any one.
In the morning. Rev Bahbs
spoke on Sowing and Reaping'
taking his sermon from The Par
able of The Sewer" He brought out
the facts that goodness is not in
digent To the human heart. but must
be sowed here. that the soil must be
prepared by grace and good works
before the harvest can be expected,
that the same process by which the
seeds planted in the ground are
made TO bring forth must be used
i'm the spiritual field. and that fin
ally the harvest always corresponds
in kind TO the sowing.
There will be brotherhood
Stull Memorial Rev. Loren Ed
wards Of Mishawaka will speac on
The Lessons of the Great War
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
MAN WHO LIVES is
HE WHO OVERC0MES
10 Declares Rev. &. T.. Byrcr i'm Ser
mon on The Rewards of
Overcoming"

The only man who really lives, Il
the man who overcomes' declared
Rev. u. D. Byrer. pastor Of the Ne
mortal United Brethren church
sunday morning in his sermon on
The Rewards OF Overcoming Rev
Byrer did not minimize the dimcul-
ties that are 90 be Surmountec in
the night 90 overcome. but ne de-
clared that the reward was greater
than We could even conceive Of
HE that overcomes', the speaker
said shall eat Of the tree of life
shall be fed with the hidden Mamma
shall be clothes in a white garment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11
LESLIE G. WHITC0MB
SPEAKS AT TRINITY

Leslie G Whitcomh of this city.
who is attending the McCormicll
Thco}ogiCal seminary. thiCaeo.
spoke az both of the services az the
trinity byterian church sunday.
Rev. John $. Burns pastor Of the
church. took the place OF Az Whit
comb az Borrows Ind. Rev Chris
tophcr North. chaplain Of the state
prison az Michigan City. viii speak
az the Trinity Presbyterian church
next sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11

shall be a pillar in the temple of
cod and shall sin on the throne OF
Christ" The things 20 be overcome,
according 10 Rev. Byrer are. trials.
temptations. and tribulations.
doubts and skepticism. the scoff of
friends and associates. prosecutions
from an sides But the reward is
great and Christ is with Us In the
night" ne said in conclusion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11

Tuuis IL producing 10000. 600
gallons OF olive OF a year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-11

the spiritual world. Growth is alb
Solu-ely necessary TO the Christian
life Without growth We must as
Christians wither and die.
At the close of the sermon. two
motion pictures were presented. One
on The Birth OF a Flower. and the
other on How plants are born, live
and die"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Christian Endeavor Program

Dec. 10. M. e. Church.
Subject, Defy Evil! Kings 81.
Is 20.
(Consecration Meeting)
Leader, Lois Beach
What evil do you need most To
defy? Mildred Freeman
How can we defy the Evil with
in our hearts: id. Reynolds.
How did Christ protest against
evil done Him! Maymie Beach.
With what weapons a,ay we
fight evil. rhelfna Davis.
We're the reformers tight in
defying evil laws: Why. ]. G.
Carter.
What il the differences between
defying evil and revei,sing it:
Mrs. Beach.
How can We defy evil while
turning the other cheek.ss Mabel
Coday.
Tell of some modern evil which
Christians should resist. Mrs
j. d. Reynolds. Mrs. DIV. Hoov'
err. John Potts, Leona H,nver
Roll Call.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Circuit Court

The docket for the December
term of circuit court at Hart
vile this week is unusually hea
w, and large delegations have
been attending from Mansfield
and Norwood. Among the cases
disposed of the following are re
ported.
State w Elisha Kelly, murder
acquitted.
State vs jesse Lewis, selling
liquor without license, 3 cases
continued. Same in 2 cases
against Marve Ellis.
State vs. Walter Moore, carry
ing concealed weapons, cOntin
ned.
State vs. E. H. Leming, carna
knowledge, acquitted.
State VS. r. A. Farrier, assault
acquitted.
State vs Dave Tarbutt0n, dis
turbing religiona worship, tinet
ST and costa.
State vs. Harfy Stephens, sel
ll: x.:.,a ~x,&xar - ~, Il, Z, ,.., &.ros
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07

Go to J. D. REYNOLDS and
buy the John Deere implements
of all kinds. Also wagons and
buggies. ADV.
N. A. Graves of Macomb. who
recently returned from Califor
mia, left Friday with his family
for Kansas City. Kans., to reside
Their many friends wish them
well in their new home.
Amor Bryant and wife, Nor.
gan Yates and wife, Harry John
ston and wife, r. F. Alcorn and
wife and J. w. Alcorn and wife Of
Seymour spent Thanksgiving at
the RIA. AIcorn home.
DR.. r. M. Rogers will deliver
his lecture on "Crime--its Cause
and Cure" at the No. 3 school
house Friday evening. The doc
tor has made a highly favorable
impression with his lecture.
Mansfield should do something
in the way of fire protection. A
few fire extinguishers, ladders.
pals and axes placed at some
central point, where they could
be put in use promptly. might
save the town much money.
Heartburn is a symptom of in
Digestion, Take a dose of HER
BINE in such cases. The pain
disappears instantly. The bow
els operate speedily and you feel
fine, vigorous. and Indigestion
Price SOC. Sold by all dealers-ad
Mrs. Allen Canaday, went to
Springfield to undergo an opera.
ton for the removal of a tnmOr,
stood the operation well, 40.
pound tumor being removed. At
this report, she is getting along
a. we'll as could he expected.
She and her husband wish to ex.
press their heartfelt thanks tn
all whose kindly assistance and
aid made possible this operation
and to assure them that their
kindness will never be forgotten
by them as long as they live.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Special Christmas Issue.

On Dec. IA the Mirror expects
to issue a Especial Christmas mum.
Der, with a beautiful cover in col.
ora and lots of holiday readings
and announcements Of pr6sres.
sive merchants. Some space has
already been spoken for, and We
hope every business firm III
Mansfield will be represented In
this issue. By issuing at the
time we do. Your Advertising
.should prove of special value;
see us early and engage space;
it will pay you handsomely and
help us to issue a paper never
before eq0aled in size or quality
in Mansfield Will you help
yourselves and us and the city 1t
the same time:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
A Fire Tuesday Afternoon

What might have proved .
most disastrous fire occurred
Tuesday afternoon at the @. w.
Freeman place, when the hand'
some Freeman residence mar
rowly escaped destruction by
fire. Sparks from burning
trash set fire to the shingle root
over a stone cellar in the rear of
the residence, and also to q
small outbuilding, which was de.
stroyed. The flames sch0rched
the house and did considerable
damage; furniture removed from
the house was also damaged.
Only prompt and hard work
averted further loss. As it was,
the damage was about $3.50, COW
cred by insurance.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Taxpayers, Attention!

To avoid the penalty your tax
es should be paid some time dur
ing this month. Drop in and
pay them when convenient. ]
have the official tax list for Pleas.
ant Valley Township.
Adv. Ward B. Hitchcock.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Pleasant Flat

This is the warmest December
weather we remember 0f expert
encihg in our whole life. Decem,
ber 3 the flies gathered on the
west screens and tried 10 get
inside.
Many of the farmers are l,av-
ing their winter wond saved
/ With AZ q machine, ,s, |;
Rev. Bundy preached at the
Moore schoolhouse last Sunday
at 2:30 pm. he was accompanied
by Rev. Gideon. There was u
good crowd in attendance.
On Wednesday, afternoon of
last week the Tharp school spell.
ed against the Moore school at
the Moore schuolhOuse. Miss
Imhnff took about 50 pupils while
Mr.. Moore had only 19. Many
of the parents came from the
Tharp school and the little house
was filled to overhowing. The
spelling was very interesting and
did credit to both schools. II
was encouraging to both sch"l-
ars and teachers tn see how
much interest was manifested by
the patrons of the schools.
There is a protracted meeting
at the Tharp schoolhouse, which
has been announced to continue
over Sunday.
Last Thursday evening the
singing class, also the neighbors
and friends of Robt Imhoff and
family, gathered at their home
to sing. There were about Il
presentaand all had Il good time
Miss Virb Preston spent the
week END at her grand dme,her's {
| Mrs. Allen. Morton Co.tehgim
wife and baby spent Sunday witt
MRS. Allen.
Willie Allen sold a horse fol
$95 last week.
Rev. Willbanks win till his reg
ular appointment at the Moore
sch0olhouse next Sunday. Every
body invited.
Miss Ida Gibson, who Ia.
been visiting Miss Imhoff, re
turned TO her home in BuckneI
Saturday.
Several men from this neigh
borhood went to Hartville Mon
day.
Davis Ramsey is in Oklahoma
He accompanied his Uncle Ram
sey, who has been visiting rela
,ives here and elsewhere. TIL
uncle lives in Indiana.
John A. Williams, Jr., il hay
ling his winter wood sawed thi
) week.
: The road grading on the roa
running north from Smallwood
is in progress. This is an ides
time for grading the road or dt
ing any other kind of outsid
\ work.
> Rev. Gideon will preach at tn
1 Moore schoolhonse the thir
Sunday in this month,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
School Notes
By BE Coats. Superintendent

BY BE Coats. Superintendent
The Mansfield High School
basketball team will play the
Thayer High School team over
j. d. Reynolds store Saturday,
Dec. 8, at $3.50 pm. Admission
25c and l5c. Everybody come
and see a good game.
"a Modern Ananias", as the
fourth number of the Communi
ty Lyceum Bureau Course, under
the auspices of the Parent Teach
err Association, will be given Q,
the opera house Wednesday, Dec.
l3, at s:l5 pm by the Mansfield
Public School faculty. Admis'
sion 25c and 15c. Don't miss IT.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Parent Teacher Meeting

> Program for the meeting Of
the Parent Teacher Asstsiation
at the schoolhouse Friday after
noon from 4 to S:
Duet, Misses Inabelle Wallace
and Eula Newton.
Paper - Necessity OF Qecnpa.
tion for Children. MrsSW. NJ
Divan.
Discussion. Mrs. N. q 1 Craig.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
To the Public
r. d. Mooney and wife de,

F.. d. Mooney and wife desire
to express to the public their ap-
preciation for their liberal'pat-
ronage during their management
Of the Mansfield Hotel, not fOra
getting their many acts Of kind.
ness st the time their hotel
burned in 1912. They alao be-
|spesk for aiesr suscsssfre, R'r. :,
Ellis and wife, a continuance OF
the support that has been given
in the past. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Oh;s,sry

MOses White, one of our old
est and most highly respected
citizens, passed away Tuesday at
the home of his son, s j. White,
death resulting from broncho
pneumonia. after a weeks i'll
ness. He was born Nov 13. 1929.
and was 81 years and % days
old. He was married to Aman-
da Freeman March 4, 1854, to
which union were born 10 chill
dren-niDe sons and one daugh
ter. Three of the children sur
vive: s. J. White of Mansfield,
Jason White of Seymour, and
Mrs. Bart Gentry of Oklahoma.
He was converted about 50 years
ago and lived faithful Chris.
tian life until death. He was a
Mason. a faithful husband, kind
father and good citizen. Rev.
Pleasant Davis conducted the
funeral from the Baptist church
yesterday afternoon, using as q
text, Job IA: 10. The large con.
gregation attested to his high
standing in the community. The
burial was in the Mansfield Gem.
etery by the side of his wife.
Mrs. NJ, T.. Thornton. wife of
wv. r Thornton, died at Pueblo,
Col Nov. %, and the body was
brought te Mansfield Nov. 26.
Deceased was a cousin of Mrs.
lis. w. McNaul of this place and a
daughter of Mrs. N. J. Warden
who was at the McNaul home at
the time. The body was taken
for burial to Ozark county, the
relatives being accompanied by
lis. w. McNaul and l.. T. Keeling
/ Mrs.L.W. Sim mons died at he,
home in Hartville Nov. 90. She
was a years old and had resided
in Missouri about 46 years, 40 o.
them in Wright county. She il
survived by her husband and five
children John H. Simmons, ma
! yor Of Tulsa, Okla. Prof. G. H
Simmons of Mountain Grove
Ralph and Ben Simmons of Hart
Vile, and Mrs. Joseph Huffman
Of Oregon.
Angeline Furr. aged "a years
died 1T Hartville ut 6:3O a. m. yes
terday, death resulting from sen
ility. r. n. Lenhart enbalme'
the body for shipment to Weed
ersburg, Ind.
Taylor Mcclure, and old Web
ster county resident, died at hi
home at Seymour Friday, an,
J was buried Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
AT the Baptist Church

Reys. Barb Of Springfield and
Neely of Seymour, the latter the
pastor, begin series OF meetings
at the Mansfield Baptist church
tonight
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Mining News

George Freet was here from
Ava this week looking over the
mines; ne is an experienced mi
ner, and says the mines here
look good to him.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Election of Officers

All members of Crescent Camp
No. 1884, Royal Neighbors OF
America, are requested to attend
the regular meeting Tuesday,
Dec. II, at 700 p. m, sharp. Flee
tiOn of officers.
MRS. MARY L MILLER,
Adv. Oracle
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-12-07
Lodge News

Lodge News
The A.F.& AM. conferred the
entered apprentice degree on
Joseph H. Maine last week.
The Royal Arch Masnns con
ferred the Mark Master degree
on W. A. Black Tuesday night.
Joseph H Maine has in his
possession u Masonic apron over
100 years old, which belonged TO
his great.grandfather. The ap.
ron is of silk and contains de
signs, not now used on aprons
of this nature. = \
An association Of the Masonic
lodges of Wright. Texas and
Douglas counties will be organ
lied at Houston Dec. ~. 1t is
aimed to hold quarterly meetings
at various places, with different
lodges exemplifying the work.
Mountain Grove Journal.
The o. +. S. elected officers
Friday night az follows:
Mrs. M E. West, Worthy Ma.
trOn.
Fl. b. Paul. Worthy Patron.
Mrs. A. ]. Wilder, Associate
Matron.
| Mrs. G. S. Burney, Conduc'
tor.
Mrs. J. A, Riley, Associate
Conductor.
Mrs. H. B. Paul, Secretary.
Mrs. W. &. Hitchcock, Treas.
urer.
The Royal Arch Masons elect.
ed officers Saturday night as fol
lows:
H. B. Paul, High Priest.
O. l.. Robinett, King.
l.. 0. Nieder, Scribe.
N. j. Craig, Captain of the
Hosts.
&. A. Stephens, Principal So
journer.
W. c. COday, Royal Arch Cap
tain.
| j. f. Craig, Secretary.
p. w. Newton. Treasurer.
|: .lot.n liareey was aanointed
tSentinel. A list 6f other ap
pointive officers will be given lat
er.
The installation will be by G. A
Stephens. Jan. Z.
The A. f. 4 A. M. conferred
the FelIowcraft degree on K. s
Dowden and George Harvey las'
night. Officers were also elect
ed and an oyster supper wa:
served at Hilsabeck's. Follow
ing. is the list of elective and ap
pointive officers, who will be in
stalled on the eve of st. John.
day:
]. B. Freeman, WOrshipfu
Master.
w. G Coday, Senior Warden.
O. l.. Robinett. Junior Warden
p. w. Newton, Treasurer.
G. A. Stephens, Secretary.
H. K. Newton, Senior Deacon.
i w. A. Black, Junior Deacon.
j. G. Carter, Senior Steward.
T.F. Lenhart, Junior Steward
j. G. Freeman, Chaplain.
NJ. Daubenspeck, Tiler.