The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-04-18
THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
]. 7. Pope, Pastor.

The musical recital given at the
| Baptist church last Friday evening
was a marked success. II was given
by Miss Ruth Woods and Miss Eliza
beth Burgess, two sweet girl graduates
of Miss Colman's conservatory OF
1 music, on the occasion OF their grad
uation from the music department OF
the Kentucky Normal College.
| They reflected great honor upon and
credit to their teacher, Miss Colman
and the institution from which they
| graduated. The platform was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and their
1 class colors, but the most beautiful
ornament of all was the girls them
selves. They grew in the appreciation
| OF the large audience from the time
they made their first appearance until
the last number was rendered Little
/ Miss Julia Jane Burgess added much
to the success OF the entertainment by
the sweet music of her violin.
| On the first Sunday in May-May 4
will be "Go-to- Sunday School Day"
for all the Sunday schools in Kentucky.
Let every Sunday school sympathizer
! in town constitute himself as a com
mittee OF one to get as many to attend
hat day as possible. May all tho church
members who are not in the habit OF
attending Sunday school, go on that
day. | will ask that all the Sunday
schools report on Monday after the
| first Sunday to the pastor OF the Bap-
fist church the number they had on
! that day and 1t will be published in
the church column of the Big Sandy
News Let's all make drive to get
lnr In, me- Jon nm,
that day that was ever in Sunday
school in Louisa. Notice the church
column the week following the first
Sunday and see how many we will all
have and see how good you will feel
II you are there. Let's have no slack
ers on that day.
( Miss Sue Bromley. our popular and
efficient organist, has finished her
school and is at home to stay She
and Mrs. Daisy Emmonds rendered
very valuable service at the piano and
organ Sunday morning and evening
That special song service Sunday
morning at Sunday school given by
Brethren Ferguson and Lafe Weilman
and three young men and one young
lady from the college was musical
treat of very high order. II has been
a long long time since this writer has
j heard any better singing and he has
| heard the best. They have very
hearty invitation to come and sing
again whenever they will.
The Ladies Aid had a most delightful
evening last week with Mrs. Simpson.
Having no work for the church on
hands they sewed for the Red Cross
They put their church first, but next
of Importance is the Red Cross. Trying
to walk in the footsteps OF the Master
they must needs do work such as He
did while here on earth. No other
organization has done so much to re-
lieve distress and suffering during the
great war as the Red Cross and bless
ed is every one who has lent hand
to the great work of mercy
Don't forget the food sale by the
Iadids OF the Baptist church Saturday.
Biiy something for your Easter dinner.
Pastors Announcements
Euhday school $3.50 q. m.
Preaching service 1880 q. m.
E9ening worship 500 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday p. N.
F'irst Wednesday night in each
month business meeting.
You are cordially invited to attend
ali services. ]. t. POPE, Pastor.