The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-21
HELENA, MONT.

81. JdD16S CnuTC VI lulS City VI WulCh
Rev. George NJ. Martin is pastor.
This was, beyond a doubt, one of the
greatest august bodies of Representa-
tive Race Men" ever assembled in the
Northwest, representing $4,000 in
real estate.
The Conference opened on the 4th,
with the Right Rev. H. b. Parks pre-
siding. Program for the evening was
as follows:
Song-Junior Choir, Invocation. Rev.
T. F. Jones.
Song-Junior Choir, Welcome Address
Behalf Junior Missionary Society.
Naomi Howard.
Welcome Address behalf Young
Mem. Mr.. Julian Lee.
Solo, Miss Emma Dorsey. Mr.. Ed
ward Miller.
Welcome Address (Behalf Sister
church,. Rev. H. C. Parsons, Bber-
nezer Baptist Church.
The Bishop placed great stress on
our fidelity in this war. Mr.. Lee
brought the house down when he said
that we are not in this war for World
Democracy but we are fighting that
our people might be free in America
after the war.
Thursday night Rev. j.. B. lsaacs
preached the Educational Sermon.
Friday night Rev. c. B. Clements
preached the Missionary Sermon and
acquitted himself ably.
Sunday Niuht Amendments.
Rev. D. A. Graham, Seattle, Wash.
Rev. ]. B. Isaacs, Portland, Ore.
Rev. T. F. Jones, Spokane, Wash.
Rev. G. F. Martin, Helena, Mont.
Rev. j. A. G. Grant, Tacoma, Wash.
Rev. George S. Allen, Butte, Mont.
Rev. G. E. Horsey, Great Falls, Mont.
C. B. Clements, Billings, Mont.
Rev. F. G. Barr, Evert, Wash.
Rev. S. E. Bailey, Yakomi, Wash. =
Rev. E%llensburg, Wash; non assign
ed.
Rev. j. B. Coleman, Havre, Mont.
Rev. Pocatello, Idaho; non assigned.
Rev. j. A. Duncans, Missoula, Mont.
Rev. NJ. C. knight, Anaconda, Mont.
Rev. T. J.. Ross, Bremerton, Wash.
IOlSG, luduO, uOu
Rev. L. L. Anderson, P~endleton, Ore.
Seattle Mission; non assigned.
Rev. w. T. Tolliver, Conference
Missionary.
Rev. C. N. Douglas and S. A. Collins,
superanuates.
Dollar moneytot al $1,330.25; re-
ceipts from all sources $3,O71.S4. To.
tai amount paid to missionaries
(preachers), $755. There was an in
crease in dollar money to the amount
of $151.
One OF the most and sades pa
thetic moments of the Conference wa.
when Rev. S. A. Allen and Presiding
Elder Rev. c. N. Douglas rendered
their designations, to take effect al
once. The preachers while here
bought $50 worth of War Savings
Stamps.
Mrs. James Simms of Bozeman is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hettie P.
Gareel, 300 State st.
Mrs. Richard (Dick) Taylor, Mis-,
soula, visited her sister, Mrs. A. L
Stitt, lis Joliet St, fair week.
Mr.. Horace and Elworth and Misses
Ruth and Hildreth Christian of Town
send, were visitors to the fair.
A large number of young people en-
joyed themselves at the residence of
Miss Kate Brown, 1887 Fifth Ave, the
18th.
Mr.. Robert Gordon of White Sui
phur Springs, motored over on a mo-
tor-cycle to the fair last week.
News reaches this office that Regi-
mental Sergeant Major Lewis A. Ham
ner, S0Sth regiment, has arrived safe
in France.
Mrs. c.. c. Waters and daughter,
Florence, will spend the winter at
Camp Lewis.
Mrs. William Blanks, 500 Leslie
Ave-, entertained Misses Ruth ".
Hooper, Kate p. Brown, Carolyn and
Lena Dorsey, the 18th, with a seven
course dinner. The home was decor
ated with astes golden-glow, sweet
peas and snap dragons, handsomely
arranged in beautiful vases and cut
glass bowls. The table was royalty
decorated with a~sters, and to dispense
with ushers each persons place wal
marked with place-cards. The young
misses had a delightful evening.
Master Robert Brown reports that
he is in Company 20, 9th Battalion,
166th Depot Brigade.
Mrs. Andy Robinson and daughter,
Bozeman, were the guests of Mrs. H.
P. Gareel, 300 State St., fair week.
Mrs. Kitty C. Smith is on the sick
list.
]. II. billiard,
1856 Harrison Ave.