The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-15
Episcopal Church Plans Mission
Week

A parochial mission will be held
under the auspices Of the local Epis-
copal congregation, beginning next
till the following Sunday. The mis-
sioner will be the Rev. G. w. Mac
Williams, of Hutchinson, who is sup
plying here at present
The services will be held in the
Presbyterian church, which has been
kindly placed at the disposal Of the
Episcopalians, for the mission.
A mission in the Episcopal church
is for the same general purpose as
revivals held in other churches; but
the methods are different. This be-
phasais will be laid on teaching. The
subjects are such as will be of inter-
est to everyone irrespective of relig-
ious affiliation. The purpose is to
give such an exposition of the funda
mental truths of the religion as shall
remove misunderstanding and
strengthen faith.
A feature of the mission will be
the question box, by which persons
having difficulties or desiring fur
Their information are invited to ask
questions.
The Sunday service will be held at
p M, the week-night services will
begin promptly at o'clock, and last
about an hour, so the young folks can
get home early. All are cordially in
vited, and are assured that no often
sive criticisms will be INDUCED in.
There will be special music by the
| best talent in Liberal
| A list of the subjects follows. Cut it
out and keep it for reference.
Sunday: "The Church's Divine
Charter"
Monday: "What is religion"
Tuesdays "What is Christianity"
Wednesday: "What is Christian"
Thursday: "What is Salvation
and Who Will be Saved"
Friday: "The Church's Place in
Gods Plan"
Saturday: objections Answered"
Sunday: "The Worlds Greatest
Sin, and its Penalty"
LORENA
Harry Dietrich is remodeling his
oil fixtures and getting attached up
to his stoves, getting ready for cold
weather
Mr.. Groves has had quite bit of
trouble putting his we'll down deeper.
Had the drill fastened in the well for
several days, but is getting along
fine now.
Mr.. Robb is very sick with throat
trouble of some kind. He was taken
to Liberal Sunday for treatment.
The independence Sunday School
have bought several more song books,
which were needed badly.
Bro. Wells preached fine sermon
Sunday marning and Sunday evening.
He preached at Lone Star at 800
o'clock. He will preach every End
and 4th Sunday at Lone Star at 800
o'clock.
Mr.. Wallace and family Of south
of the Beaver river, cousins of G. B.
Evans, and other cousins from Enid,
visited at the Evans home Sunday.
Miss Leoti Kidd of Liberal spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Frank Wheeler.
| The Union Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Frank Wheeler Wednesday.
A number of the young people ser
enaded Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hague
at their home Saturday night. The
young folks were invited in and
treated to candy, oranges, apples and
cigars. :,
j. F. Crawford lost a valuable
horse last week. 1t was sick several
days, but the cause of death is not
known.
B. E. Lyle made business trip to
Liberal Saturday.
Chas.. Taylor of the Taylor drug
store Of Liberal, placed a piano in the
, independence church this week.
The Wheeler young folke had an
other upset with their Ford. The
inner tube of the front wheel blew
! out ausing the car to circle around,
turning it over. Those in the car
"just rolled out" Lyle, George,
Zeita, Zita Wheeler and Gertrude Nc
New were in the car. No one was
hurt except few bruises, windshilds
broken, tenders and radiators mash
ed. This is the third time the car has
upset in less than year and no one
seriously hurt. :,
The Loyalty Glass will meet with
Grace Brown, November 20.
MARRIED THREE BIRDS
A Methodist minister's wife has
been married three times. Her maid
en- name was Partridge; her first hus-
hands name was Robin, her second