The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-10-06
HOLD DEANERY
AT 0ROvILLE
This Gathering Of Church People to
Assemble Here Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Oct. 18th and 18th. ]

The members OF the local Episcopal
church and friends Will be called upon
to entertain large number OF visitors
on Tuesday and Wednesday, October
II and Is, the occasion being the
first regular meeting Of the Wenatc1ee
Deanery of the Episcopal church, Oro-
vile having been selected as the place
for the first meeting. A cordial well
come should be extended by the citi-
zens of Oroville to these visitors and
every effort made to make their brief
stay pleasant, so that the strangers
may take away with them a kindly
remembrance of their visit. There will
be number Of able ministers and
churcl workers present and all who
can possibly do so should attend the
several meetings to be held during
the session, as they will be both inter-
esting and instructive. 1t is time that
more interest was taken In church
work, and the spiritual welfare of the
individual, no matter what denomina-
ton the individual may be affiliated
with. At the forthcoming meeting all
al q COAOidhy AhNAtCus + uAlCA pa IlCu-
lars Of the proposed deanery meeting
are taken from the Wenatchee World,
and were supplied to that paper by
Desn Herman r. Page, the head Of the
Deanery:
"Oroville will entertain the first
regular meeting of the newly reorgah-
lied Wenatchee Deanery of the Episco-
pal church October II and 1S. Accord
ing to Dean Herman r. Page, the head
of the Deanery, this meeting will ex-
ceed all meetings that have ever been
held by the Episcopal church In this
valley. All indications point to a rec
ord breaking attendance from all
points in the deanery Special autside
speakers have ben invited. For the
first time there. have been invited rep
resentatives from the young people of
all the missions and churches.
can open service will start the pro-
gram Tuesday evening, October II.
Personal Religion will be the main
theme. Bishop Herman Page d. d. OF
Spokane has agreed to preach at this
service. Bishop Page stands out as
one Of the leaders in this country In
the movement of personal religion. 1t
is hoped that the Very Reverend Will
lam E. Dowty, dean Of All Saints
cathedral. Spokane, will also make an
address at this service. Dean Dowty
for years was the assistant of DR.. Ell
wood Worcester, D. d. of Boston, who
was the founder of the Emmanuel
movement
/ Wednesday there will be various
meetings, one on the work of the
Women's Auxiliary, addressed by some
one of the diocean officers from Spo-
kane; another will be conference on
the matter Of young peoples work.
This is probably the most important
conference that has come up in the
whole Spokane district for years.
Definite results based on the findings
of the general convention in Portland
are expected. Another important topic
to come under consideration Is the
matter of week day instruction and
activity for the church school.
at is expected that the results Of
this meeting will have far reaching
influence. Word from Oroville indi-
Gates warm welcome and reception.
Delegates are expected from We
natchee, Okanogan, Cashmere, Chelan.
Winthrop, Omak, Brewster, Oroville.
Loomis and Waterville"