The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-21
Or. KINNEY At BAPTIST
CHURCH TONIGHT.


Rev. Bruce Kinney d. D.. secretary
Of Midland division of the American
Baptist Home Mission society. will
speak at the First Baptist church this
evening. Service will begin at 7:15
and those wishing to attend the union
meeting will be given opportunity to
leave before S:15. DR.. Kinney has a
message which should be heard by
every member of the church. Come
early, as song service will be very
brief
SECRETARY BRADBURY
AT HIS OFFICE.
Secretary e. A. Bradbury of the
Chamber of Commerce, who has been
confined to his home since the first of
the week by IN attack ofttonsilitis.
was able to make the trip down to his
Office this morning. For a day or two
Mr. Bradbury's throat was in such a
condition that he was unable to talk
and was compelled to communicate
with those about him. by writing. He
expects to be all right again in the
course OF few days now that his
speech las been restored.
MRS. HARkINs ENTERTAlNs.
Mrs. Charles Harkins delightfully."-
entertained a few of her friends at her
home. corner Main and First streets.
Wednesday afternoon Red Cross
knitting and crocheting kept thear
hands busy while Mrs. NJ. T. Nelson
played number of selections on the
piano. Those present were Mesdames
r. J. lyman. Eugene Crawford. Bu-
chanon. Colby. McClelland. Paris. M.
T. Nelson. wycon. Smith. Theo Mel
/ son from ordway and Misc Ruth W.
con- who sang very sweetly numtbr
| OF solos. after which a two course
luncheon was served They all de-
parted voting Mrs. Harkins delight
tuI entertainer.
l'PRoF. RAY WRITES
FROM WAvERLv. IOWA.
Prof. W. H. Ray. former superin-
tendent Of the public schools here.
and now holding a similar position un-
der the board OF education at waver-
ly, Iowa. In the course of business
letter received at the office Of the
Daily Record a few days ago. says he
retains deep interest In Canon City
and its people. School work, he con-
tinues. is very much the same every
where and that its exactions In Iowa
are no less onerous than they are In
Colorado. "Our work here. he con-
cludes. "is moving along nicely with
everybody busy pushing the sale Of
Thrift Stamps and in securing mem
berships for the Red Cross"
"Go-To-cHURcH" CAMPAIGN ~
OUTLINED BY Or. koNkEL. as
Preliminary plans for the "Go-to-
Church. campaign which will be in
augurated in this city the first Sun
day in March were. discussed at a
ureeting of representatives of all the
churches in the city. held Monday
night The meeting which was under
the auspices Of the Ministerial asso-
citation. was addressed by the Rev.
Guy e. Konkel. pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church OF Canon
City. who outlined the plan of per.
sonal evangelism which was used in
that city, and which resulted in the
addition Of more than 100 members
to each Of the two leading churches
and q proportionate number to the
others. 1t is probable that similar
plan will be used by church workers
in the "Go-to-C Church" campaign here.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
MARRIED eY REV. koNKEL
THIS AFTERNOON.
"A very pretty wedding was cello
brated at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Feller on Fowler avenue. East
Canon. at 1. O'Clock this afternoon
when their eldest daughter, Miss Lu-
ella. was married TO Mr. Samuel p.
Fosdick. OF Fowler. Colorado. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. Guy q. Konkel, pastor OF the
First, Methodist church. in the pres
Ienoe Of an assemblage Of the relatives
and friends OF the contracting couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fosdick left this aft
ernoon for Denver and points In the
northern part OF the state. on hon
eymoon trip. The bride is an attract
i've and accomplished young woman
with many friends in this community.
The groom is well and fayorably