The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-17
WITH THE CHURCHES.

Prayer meeting at 1880 at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening.
Prayer meeting at the Christian
church Wednesday evening at Z 80
o'clock.
Owing TO the illness Of his father
in-law, Mr.. J. II. Pruitt, DR.. W d.
Welburn did not preach at the Meth
odist church Sunday.
A unanimous call has been issued
by the Congregation of the Paris
Presbyterian church. TO the Rev. John
j. Rice, Of Nicholasville.
Presbyterian Church-Mid week
service Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Subject: Sabbath Blessings
Teachers Glass at S:l5.
Kentucky Wesleyan College at
Winchester will be remodeled TO the
extent Of $4,000 and dormitory
for girls to costs $4,000 will be
built.
Ed J. G.. Livingston will preach at
Mt. Zion church at IL o'clock next
Sunday morning A full attendance
of the church membership is urged.
Rev. McDearmid, president of
Hamilton College, Lexington, gave
the congregation of the Christian
church another of those good SER
mons Sunday morning. There were
no services at night.
BY luminous vote, the congrega-
ton of the Broadway Christian
church, Lexington, at its meeting
Sunday decided to proceed without
further delay with the erection Of
its new house of worship, to be built
at cost of approximately 100000,
at the southwest corner of Broadway
and Second streets on the site of the
edifice destroyed by fire in February,
1916.
A meeting of the supcrintendents
Of the various Sunday schools, white
and colored, in Stanford was held at
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
The object was to prepare for the
taking Of a census If all children of
Sunday School ace and to devise
plans TO get them 20 attend Sunday
School. Various committees were ar
pointed and a strenuous effort will be
made TO get every child in and
around Stanford to attend some
The first Sunday in May--May G.
is "Go-To-S unday-School-Day," and
il is desired that all previous records
in attendance in Stanford be broken
that day. Help break the record. -
you have no children 10 take to Sun
day School 90 yourself and take
somebody else's child.
The Missionary and Educational
Institute at the Baptist church came
TO an end Sunday night. DR. NJ. b.
Adams, president of Georgetown Col
lege, was unable TO fill his engage
meut Friday afternoon and evening
but sent a most excellent substitute
in the person Of Prof. Ragland. who
holds the cairs Of Lstin and Greek
in Georgetown College His talks
were intensely interesting. On Satur-
day evening and Sunday morning
Rev +. q. Bryan. well-known here,
filed the pulpit. delivering two strong
sermons on missions Rev. Bryan was
called away and DR. Early filed his
place at the Sunday night service,
preaching one of his best sermons
since his pastorate begun here. The
institute was an exceedingly interest
ing and enjoyable one, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the attendance was
not large at any Of the services. /
Those who missed the talks are GER
tainly the losers. DIR. NJ. ID. Early, the !
pastor. is deserving Of thanks for |
bringing to his church such an able !
lot Of speakers. A good feature Of |
the institute was the work of Mrs. |
Olive Scott, sister of Mrs. f. l.. Rein !
hart. at the organ. Besides playing |
for the choir, she gave each evening |
an organ selection which was a real |
treat.