The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-11


tary Richardson reports attendance
yesterday as follows:
Third Street NJ. L. ..............319
CHRISTIAN ..............,.... 'oU4
First Presbyterian ....... .2lO
First Baptist NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. POI
Sedden NJ. Il. ................. .124
Little Brick VI. +. South .........l1S
First NJ. Il. South ................ 80
City Mission NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 53
Bethel Baptist (ColoredD ....... 90
Scott NJ. f. (ColoredD ........... 81
County.
Lewisburg Baptist ..............127
ilildale ''.'.'.'''''.'.' o.
Mayslick Christian .............. 81
Mayslick Baptist ................ 50
Sardis NJ. L. MISREPRESENTATION. 67
Mill Creek Christian ........... 62
Germantown NJ. E. ............... AZ
Salem NJ. E. South ..........G.... AZ
Helena NJ. Il. South .............. 43
Minerva Christian ............... 40
Sardis NJ. Il. South ............... "a
Olivet NJ. II. South ............... ~
Washington NJ. Il. South .......... 30
Minerva NJ. Il. South ............. 2S
Washington Presbyterian ........ 20
Germantown NJ E. South ........ 26
Dover Christion .................. 20
Mayslick Presbyterian ......... %
Hebron NJ. Il. South .............. II
Adult Bible Glasses.
Brotherhood, Third Street NJ. 81
Loyal Women, Christian ..........61
Loyal Men, Christian .............4S
Baraca, First Baptist ...........,..46
Epworth, Third Street NJ. L. ...43
Baraca, Lewisburg Baptist ......42
The Stars, Sedden NJ. +. ...........4 40
iiildale Hustlers .................3 80
eBrrv. First Baptist .26
Wesley Brotherhood, Little Brick .25
Alathean. Mill Creek Christian .....25
Willing Workers, First NJ. E. South 20
Loyal Workers, Sedden NJ. f. ...., 10
Philathea. First Baptist .......,...l9
Loyal Workers, Little Brick is
Missionary Circle. Christian .......17
Willing Workers, City Mission lis
Young Men, Christian ............l4
Family Day" brought forth veryl
good attendance in spite of very
gloomy Sunday. Several schools for
got to report their attendance as they
had promised to. Don't forget this
next Sunday. The attendance secre-
/ tary cannot get everybody on the
phone; let the schools do their part.
The school at the Little Brick" had
big day. They offered beautiful
bouquet of flowers to the largest fam
lily present. The bouquet had to be di-
vided between the families of Messrs.
Frank Bierley and W. j. Maxey, each
of which had seven present.
At the Third Street NJ. E. Sunday
school there were about twenty fami-
lies present in their entirety. This
school has a splendid service making
a new record for attendance.
The First Presbyterian school gave
the church five additions - one man
and four girls. This of course, cheered
the heart of the superintendent Mr.
Jas. B. Wood, who is never happier
than when members of his school are
giving themselves to Christ and the
church.
The visitation last Sunday has pro-
duced some good results. Several
schools show substantial increases
from the enliyening effects of the
| boosters.
Next Sunday will be Friends day.
Everyone has friends. And about all
of us have good friends who do not
attend Sunday school. These are the
ones to be gone after for next Sunday.
Sunday school folks, show yourselves