The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-18
Local Schools Show Decrease IN A.
tendance On "Frlends' Day"
Committee To Hold
Meeting.

VI. VI .
Mil Creek Christian ........... 81
Orangeburg NJ. +. South ......... 81
Mayslick Baptist ............... BIZ
Dover Christian ........,,....... 40 |
Helena M. L. South ............ 81 |
Germantown NJ. Il. ............... 30
Salem NJ. h. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Salem NJ. Il. South ............... 30 |
Olivet NJ. Il. South ..........,.... 30 |
Lawrence Creek Christian ,.... 2S |
Germantown NJ. Il. South ....... ~
Dover NJ. Z. South ............ % |
Minerva NJ. E. South ............. %
Washington Presbyterian ........ p
Murphysville N. E. ............... ID
Minerva Christian ............... 10
Adult Bible Classes.
Loyal Women, Christian .,'......,67
Baraca, Lewisburg Baptist ...,.,62
Baraca, First Baptist ............4S
Brotherhood, Third Street NJ E. ..45
Epworth, Third Street NJ f. ......'4O
The Stars, Sedden NJ. E. ...........35
Loyal Men, Christian ............,34
Philathea, Lewisburg Baptist $50. 81
Hilldale Hustlers .................3l
Alathean, Mill Creek Christian ....26
Berry, First Baptist ..............26
Wesley Brotherhood, Little Brick 20
Loyal League, Orangeburg NJ e. s. ~
Willing Workers, Seddon NJ. F.. 20
Philathea, First Baptist .........l9
Willing Workers. First NJ. f. South II
Missionary Girls, Christian .......,l6
Willing Workers, City Mission ....l4
Loyal Workers, Little Brick .......l3
Young Men, Christian ,......'....,lO
Congratulations are due those Bapt-
lists out at Lewisburg Just cast your
eye at their fine attendance. Think OF
sixty-two men in Baraca class!
Some one or perhaps many have been
at work. 1t all speaks well for the live
young pastor, Rev. Griffin. A splendid
revival is in progress at this church
Already fifteen have united with the
church, and the meeting continues
What is being done at Lewisburg is
entirely possible in many of Mason
county's villages. We are all hoping
the spirit of the movement proves
contagious.
There will be meeting Of workers
from al 1.-The city's schools at the Third |
Street NJ. L. church Tuesday evening
at O'Clock for the purpose of getting
window cards, tags and programs
ready for the Go-To-Sunday-School-
Day campaign. Next Sunday the cam
paign will be on in earnest. Commit
tees from each school will visit the
homes with the window cards. Let
every home extend hearty welcome
and at once put up your card ana
thus become booster for the Sunday
school. County schools will receive
their supplies during the week and are
urged to get busy at once. Most of our
schools are in a mood for work and
with a little extra push during the
time between now and May first, that
1ay will witness the greatest turnout
IF people to Sunday school ever seen
in old Mason.
A call has gone out from the Inter
national Sunday School Association
'or the observance of Children's Week
rom April 9th to May first. Coming
IS this does the week preceding Co
ro-Sunday- School-Day it would be
,plendid thing II every church and
Sunday school would carry out some
feature of the program. The Third
street NJ. E. church will have three
features to the weeks program: The
Dastors sermon Sunday morning VIII
zeal WIN the cnllu Ile, "Su'
evening there will be Parent-Teach-
ers' banquet with program OF ad-
lresses suitable to the occasion; Sat
lrdsy afternoon the children will meet
Tor a storytelling and social hour.
Further announcement will be made
ater in the week of the full program.
The Weather Man put a crimp into
he attendance of many schools Sun
lay. Funny isn't it what little cloudy
weather will do for us? Folks can US
,ally do what their hearts are set on.
Sunday school and church are just as
helpful in bad weather as in good.
lout miss them