The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-24
HOMECOMING SER.
VICE ARRANGED FOR
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Program for All.Day Service at Local
Christian Church Has Been
Announced.


Christian church next Lords Day will
be one of the red letter days In the
religious calendar of Maysville.
Beginning promptly at 9:30 a. m.
Evangelist Snively, Of Illinois, will
give a chemically illustrated address
In lieu Of the regular Bible study. This
address will appeal to young and old
alike.
At 10:30 a. m. DR.. Snively will speak
on "The Fundamentals Of Christian
ity." Provisions are making for seat
ing a great audience and all are cor
daily invited to hear this great ad-
dress.
Luncheon will be served to all at
tending our 1O:9O service, this in
cludes the young folks who hold forth
at the Central Presbyterian church
Come and enjoy genuine Kentucky
Christian hospitality. There will be
many happy reunions of the old
friends at the noon hour.
Honorable John T. Mccartney. Of
Flemingsburg, will deliver most in
teresting address on "The Old Days,
the Old Waye and the Old Friends -
The pioneer days and ways will be
made to reappear with great vividness.
Young and old will be especially in
terested.
Messrs. R. A. Cochran, Harry Rich
ardson, Prof. William T. Berry, w. W.
Ball, H. C. Curran and ], T. Kackley
will pay tribute of love and gratitude
to the memory of departed Christians
regardless of their religious afflliation.
Some one will, doubtless, refer to your
own dear departed parents or chill
dren.
In the evening Evangelist George l..
Snively, of Illinois, will conduct
great evangelist service. His sermon
theme will be Immortality" 1t is in
answer to the age old question, "If
man die shall he live again?" To all
who would have brighter hopes of
eternal blessedness beyond the flood
Of time the church extends an earnest
invitation to attend this service rs
we'll as those coming earlier in the
day.
The Christian church has secured
the use Of the Central Presbyterian
church building for their 1O:30 over
flow meeting for children under six
teen years of age. The following in
teresting program will be rendered.
All children of the church and any
others who wish to come will attend
that service while the adults hold
forth at the Christian church.
Song by the congregation.
Scripture reading, First Psalm, -
Marjorie PEBBLES.
Vocal Solo-Esther Bramel.
Observation-Disclosures Knox.
Piano Solo-Frances Holiday.
Recitation-Melba Boughton.
Cornet Solo,. Barbour Russell, Jr.
Recitation-Sadie Thomas Robb.
Song, America"-Congregation.
Recitation-Edna Keith.
Violin Solo-Jacob Reidinger.
Recitation-Emerson Gault.
Vocal Solo-Thelma Pollitt,
Recitation-Lois Mullen.
Violin Solo-Lillian Hardyman.
Recitation-Dorothy Knox.
Recitation-Silvia Powell.
Song-Congregation.
Recitation-Myrtle Phillips.
Recitation-Frank Keith.
Recitation-Allene Hardyman.
Story, where Love Is There God Is
Mrs. Gertrude Piper.
This will be most interesting
meeting for the young folks and none
other than those under sixteen and
those who have charge will be permit
ted to attend, all adults will meet at
the same hour at the Christian church.
Mrs. Gertrude Piper and Miss Eunice
Knox will lead the young peoples