The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-11
ODD FELLOWS
ATTEND. CHURCH
ON EAST SIDE
Union Services Begin
With Next Sunday
Evening


Union services for the churches
begin next Sunday evening and will
continue for five Sundays. The,
churches on the West side of the
river will hold their services on the
Old Normal school campus and Rev.
! Claude H. King win preach the first
sermon. The Other pastors will
each, preach sermon with the ex.
ception OF Rev. w. ]. Eddy. There
are six ministers on the west side
OF the river and the services will
only be on five Sundays SO that
only five ministers can preach.
I 1T has not been determined where
the East side churches will hold
their services! They Were endeaE.
oring to get the use OF the Central
school grounds but II that fails
they probably will use the audi.
toriumSot the Diamond street NJ. y.
church. = ..s
The services yesterday were all
held at, the Chautauqua tent. In
the afternoon DR.. Stephen A. Lloyd
delivered. the address while Rev.
w. y. Eddy, president Of the Min:
isterial association, presided. Rev.
c. F. Eddy led in prayer and Rev.
r. T. Brown read the scripture les
son. At the evening service Rev.
King led in prayer, Rev. ]. 3. Cor.
don. the scripture lesson and DR..
Broomfield presided. Rev. Paul W.
Ward delivered the sermon to a
large audience. The crowd In the
afternoon was not so good but the
tent was well filled.
Rev. John Beddow, pastor Of the
First M. z. church OF Mannington,
and leader OF their mems Bible
class, brought his class to Fairmont
yesterday to visit Judge Meredith's
Progressive Bible class OF the First
M. E. church. The party came in
automobiles and many Of them re-
mained after the Sunday service for
the morning preaching. The party
OF over. 100 men left Warrington at
Sis in the morning and arrived in
Fairmont in time for the Sunday
school service. They had their cars
labeled telling who they were and
where they were from.
The services Of the two classes
were very interesting. Talks were
made by a number Of the visitors
and some OF the local men. Solos
were sung by Miss Naomi Heffner
and Miss Ruth Wilson.
Interesting services were held
yesterday evening at the United
Bhethren church when the Uni:
formed Rank OF Odd Fellows held
their Memorial service there. Rev.
w. G. Ware, had charge Of the ser
vices and, preached an excellent
sermon entitled, standing by An
others Need" z. : :, r
Rev.Sw. d. Reed occupied the ,pul.
pit at the Diamond street church
In the absenceept the pastor, Rev.
]. C. Buckley. A congregational meet.
ing was held at the First, NJ. p.
church to instruct the delegates in
regard to the call for the. pastor
the coming year. a. cali was given
by, the church for the return OF
Rev. c. c. Lawson.
Elder Stephen Settle, of Indiana,
preached an excellent sermon 1at
the Christian church in Columbia
street Sunday afternoon and Evan.
gelist. ]. T. Kirlman, OF Ohio,
preached at the evening service.
Splendid audiences attended each
service. III
; There viii be an important meet:
ing OF the Billy Sunday Business
Mems club this evening at seven
ock at the Y. N. @. a. The
satfng will be over in time for
ae members to get to the Chan.
tauqua.
= First IN. e. Church.
Tomorrow evening, at 1880 the
;Women's Home Missionary. society
will hold their monthly meeting at
the church. Mrs. Dents diyision
WI be in charge OF the meeting.
The program IS announced: Devo-
tional, Mrs @. n. kim; solo, lalss
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