The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-10

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J. e. WILLIAMS.
subject, when the Chickens Come
Home to Roost." His address was a
strong appeal for clean Christian lives
and was appreciated by the audience,
which included about $50 men.
Special music was furnished by H.
NJ Ross, evangelisuc singer who Is
assisting in the special meetings. e.
H. Scott, chairman of the religious
work, committee, presided.
Union Services Held.
Special union services are to be
held In Thanksgiving day under d.
rection of the county evangelical COM
mittee and the Richmond Ministerial
association
The ministers in session Monday
morning referred plans for Thanks
giving services to the county evan
gelical committee members, who are
also members of the ministerial asso-
citation.
The Rev. George Bird, of Greenfield.
Ind, will address the Whitewater
Friends Church special evangelistic
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director will have charge of the music
ices, the Rev. Stegall. pastor, has an
nounced that short street corner
services will be held in the neighbor-
hood. Armistice Day will be mention
ed at the services Tuesday evening.
THE Reign Of Grace" is the subject
the Rev. E. E. Davis, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, has
chosen for Monday evening. Mrs.
Lewis King will preside at the pipe
organ and Miss Mary Thomas at the
piano. The Rev. Davis plans to make
special mention Of Armistice on Tues
day evening.
Young People Invited.
/ "a Message to the Young People"
is the subject of the sermon to be de-
livered by the Rev. H. S. James, of
night Members of the Christian En-
deavor Society and other young
people Of the church have been par
ticularly invited. The choir will sing.
Mention will be made of the first ami
versary Of Armistice Day at the serv-
ices Tuesday night.
The Evangelistic meeting at the
First Methodist Church, Monday eve
ming is in charge of the Epworth
League Of America, will speak in the
interests Of "Win My Chum Week"
during which it is hoped that every
member Of the league will win
friend for the church.
or particular interest at the services
. unday evening was the singing of a
: original song by Clarence Stephens,
, leader of the evangelistic music. Mr..
l Stephen composed and dedicated the
song in honor of this church. The
Rev. r. S. Seman will use as his theme
"Armistice Day" at Tuesday evenings
service.
l Particular attention will be given OBJ
/ servance of Armistice Day at the Tues
day evening service OF the Reid
Memorial Church, the pastor, the Rev.
: ]. S. Hill, has announced. Special
r music and then a sermon by the
= pastor, will feature the meeting Mon
: day night.
< "Win A chum Week"
"Win a Chum Week in the Grace
Methodist Church will be set in mo-
l ton by sermon, Jesus Christ and
, Young People" by the Rev. Backus.
} Monday evening. Prof. Ross will have
t charge Of the music. Seven CONVEX
sions were made on Sunday.
Eight conversions were made at the
Third NJ. E. Church Of Fairview at the
B services Sunday. The Rev. E. L.
4 Gates has announced his sermon for
n Monday evening as "The Great
Q Change. Mrs Stein will lead the
!, music. Over 100 women and girls at
: tention the Mrs. STEMS special
G woman's service at the church Sunday
>. afternoon. Special mention will be
made OF Armistice Day on Tuesday
evening.
a Services were observed as follows
= at st. Andrews Catholic church Sun
k day:
u $50 a. m.-Low mass and commun.
t Ion.
1880 a. m.-Low mass, sermon and
communion.
: 10000 a. m-High mass and SER
! mon
500 p. m-vespers, sermonette and
J benediction.
r The Knights Of st. John attended
y the 10 o'clock high mass in body
Organist and choirmaster Anthony n
Schulz arranged a special musical pro
S gram for the occasion.
t Maids Of honor in the English court
e must not keep diary. and it is
usual to exact pledge to this effect
on their appointment.