The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-03-21
THE CHURCHES
N. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
soelal Friday Nloht.

The date OF the social gathering OF
the members OF this church was chang
ed last Sunday from March 2sth to the
2ist, which viii be Friday night OF this
week The Pastor and the Board OF
| Stewards and their wives are 10 be
hosts at this affair All members OF
and friends OF the church are urg
| ed 10 be present IL is TO be an infor-
1 NAL social gathering at which II is
hoped everybody will have good
time. There viii be some music and
probably other kinds OF entertainment
and plenty OF time for conversation.
The children will have chance 20
| play and enjoy themselves. Ice cream,
cake and coffee viii be served free TO
all. No collections. The basement of
the church will be used for this affair
and the doors win be open about $3.50.
| The Centenary Drive.
The date for the closing of the Cen
tenRry campaign. during which the
money win be raised. has been post
poned until May 1926. This was done
because the rural districts are not up
with the plans and the Victory Lib
erty Loan drive comes at the time
originally planned for this. An Ash
land district meeting will be held at
Ashland Thursday OF next week, the
27th. At which all churches are expect
ed to be represented by their centen-
AIRY workers Of all departments All
such should attend.
Pastor And Family Going South.
| Rev, II. o. Chambers and family will
leave next Monday for Alabama and
Florida to visit their parents. They are
going somewhat earlier than they had
originally planned, hoping that Mrs.
Chambers would regain her strength
more rapidly in the milder spring
weather to be found further south.
Rev Chambers will be gone three or
| four weeks but the family will remain
longer
| Arrangements have been made for
all services to continue as usual dur
ing his absence. The membership
wishes the Pastor and his interesting
family a happy vacation and will be
glad when they return,
Easter Bazaar.
Don't forget the Easter bazaar on
April 18th and 18th. The ladies' are
getting ready for II.
The Services.
There was quite a large attendance
at Sunday school last Sunday. with
several visitors present. w. i. Queen
made good centenary talk. Judge r.
II. Burns put So cents into the BIRTH
day jar, this being the S5th anniver-
sary of his birthday. He made short
talk and by request sang one OF the
songs he used to sing when superin-
tendent OF this Sunday school, He was
congratulated by many friends upon
being present and able to take active
part in the proceedings.
At the morning church service Miss
Kate Freese favored the congregation
with solo. Another very enjoyable
feature was a violin solo by Miss
Graves, Lyceum performer of ex-
ceptional accomplishment. Nothing
better in this line has been heard here
The Centenary speaker was Mrs
Josephine Rice. whose address was ex-
cellent
Dan Rife was leader of the Ep-
worth League and he had good pro-
gram.
Rev Chambers preached inspiring
sermons at both services last Sum
day. +. II. Yates delivered good CEN
tenary address Mt night as a substi-
tute for Miss Opal Spencer, who was
out of town.
At prayer meeting this week Miss
Sallie Gearheart was the centenary
speaker and the subject was ably
treated.
The three minute Speakers announc-
ed for next Sunday and Wednesday
are:
ed for next Sunday are: Sunday
school to be upplied g. C. Baker,
morning service. Mrs. Mary Horton,
evening service.
Mrs. M. f. Conley was the speaker
at prayer meeting last week.