The Colorado statesman., 1920-02-28
CAMPBELL CHAPEL A. M. (.
CHURCH.
Cor. Lawrence and Twenty-thlrd SIS.
I. S. Wilson, Pastor.
pho,. Main 1912 Res. 1918 23rd St.

9:45 n. M, Sunday school, MiitoL
Wilson. Supt. Lesson, peter Writes.
II "A. m. preaching by the pastor
about Christian Living.
G Ar u. m., Christian Endeavor. Chas.
Heywood, president. Topic: Goou
Words and Good Deeds" Miss Helea
Britton, leader.
10 d. m., preaching by the pastor.
Mid Week Meetings.
Tuesday. p. m, official board.
Wednesday, s p. m, prayer and class
meeting. ,,.a
Thursday. s p. m, Woman's Mite
Missionary. Business. Mrs. Il. Wlisoh'
president.
Friday. p. M, Trustee Helpers
2515 Curtis street, ut Mrs. Il. #. Civ
ems, president. 80
The ranks of Campbell was once
more visited by the Death Angel, ana
fool; oway Sister d. Mckittrick. Ii
vos like n bolt from the clear skies
when the news that Sister Mckittrlck
had passed away. Everybody l"Neu
her. She was one of CampbelIs most
faithful members and always support
ed its work, and attended TO the serN-
ices unless reasonably prevented.
The members of Campbell join win
the husband and family in mourning
of their loss, for we feel the loss keen
ly The funeral services were heid nj
Campbell last Sunday afternoon.
The church was packed with friehoS'
every seat was taken, and many We're
standing TO nav the last tribute to tae
dead Mr.. Wendell Aliens solo, Life
Is Like a Mountain Railroad" was
very touching. Capt. II. j. Gates ol
Pueblo sang "Death Is Only Dream
Many resolutions We're read. Rev. l..
& Wilson officiated Sister McKittrick
leaves a husband, Mr.. ID. NJ Mchl'-
trick. trustee and president of the Ush-
ers. BOARD. two sons, Mr.. Joe Reed ana
Mr. Ernest Reed, three daughters, MISS
Stella Reed, teacher in Sunday schooi'
orcanist of Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor League, and choir mem
ber: Miss Ruth Reed, Baby Lucille Nc
Kittrick, step-daughter Mrs. Elizabeth
Douglas Many beautiful floral decor
ations were presented by the church.,
friends and John Thompson employees.
One blessed thought she left us was,
"That the good die not but merely 1d'l
asleep in Christ Jesus" and as ChriSt
said, "Whoso ever shall believe in Me
shall not perish, but have everlasting
life"
The morning sermon WIS lIe"'hS''
by the pastor about "Tried Throusn
Faith" The evening sermon, Ihe
Man Christ Jesus" was also preached
;by the pastor The sick are improving,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2. Turner and Mother
Peterson are still on the sick list.
The visitors during morning ana
evening services were: Madame q.
Young-Suggs, Mrs. Franklin, Kansas
CITY, Mo. Mrs. f. Kenny, Kansas City,
Mo: Mr.. and Mrs. f. Johnson Messrs.
Williams Steward, Williams Nelson,
Searight. Robert Allen, Chas. Young,
James Maure. J. r. Hanger. X. Nolan
J. d. Hurt. Kansas City, Kan; r. NJ.
Brooks. Oakland, Calf; John Folwer,
Waco. Tex H. S. Kaggs.
beginning with the first Sunday in
March, the pastor will begin series
of sermons on christian Religion.
The first subject. christian Religion,
Spiritual in It's Nature" 1t will be
well for the members and friends of
Campbell to avail themselves of the op-
portunity to hear every one of these
sermons. and perhaDs ont of the many
they may grasp thought that will in
deed be beneficial.