Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-12
BlGGERS METHODIST SIrNDAv
SCHooL AND CHURCH NOTES

-'"' ei'iStS We're wrong about the world
coming to an end, for we would like
very much to have 100 people in our
"uhlay school before that event oc-
ours but for fear they may he pretty
cioSe TO right, let's get that hundred
OF more next Sunday. We beat Suc-
cess sunday in all three departments
anu gained the lead, this being an in
cehtlVe Tor us TO work harder Folks
le'S not wait until the last two or
'niee weeks to win this contest but LET
us pie up a lead the first half that
cannot be overcome. Job said "The
'lall mas not lived ON earth that had
SuiIlclent knowledge, except he that
SIT at thy right hand" In talking of
Jesus of course. And as we have re-
peatedly proved by statistics, no man
or woman is too old to gain knowledge
from Sunday school, so next Sunday
lets go unto the house of the Lord
promptly at 10 :0O o'clock. Hear the
mixed double quartette sing "The Old
Rugged Cross in the devotional per
iOd.
"omen's Missionary Society met at
the home of Mrs. J. II. Ferguson We'd
nesday afternoon.
Prayer meeting well attended We'd
nesday evening. Sunday school Sun
day morning fine. Morning congrega-
tion small. Evening congregation
fair.
Sunday school attendance: Success
%; Biggers 81. Offering, Biggers
S4.S6; Success $3.37. Weekly Bible
, Readings, Biggers 300; Success 147.
Total points for day, Biggers 1O11 !;
, Success 40. Total points to date.
Biggers 1921; Success 1886.
Wants ads of Sunday school:
Sunshine Class-We are the little
boys and girls who bring sunshine into
the home and community. We are
from 8 to Z years of age. We love to
20 to Sunday school but sometimes
father and mother won't bring or send
us. Say they have not time. We
would like to see at least Is or 20 in
our class. Ruth Wilmington teacher.
Primary Class-We can read and
spell. We love to hear stories of birds
and flowers and the pretty stories our
teacher tells us every Sunday morn
ing of the boys and girls of the Bible
and the boys and girls of other coun-
tries. We are from to 8 years of
age We would like to have 20 in our
class. Thelma Ferguson teacher.
Sunbeam-We are sunbeam girls
from 9 to II years of age. We study
stories of the bible, make maps of for
eign countries, and study of great wo-
men. We have about 10 in our class
but would like to have that many more.
Dottie Wilmington teacher.
Gleaners-We are indeed cleaners
after the truth. We are going to be
grown pretty soon. We are from 13 to
IL years of age. Women of tomorrow
we want the right way to live. Come
and learn with us. Help us to have
fifteen Sunday. Christine Poindexter
teacher.
Scout Live Wires-We have two
names for of course Scouts are always
live wires. We learned last Sunday
that the red bird builds his nest in
the fork of three limbs, along with our
Bible lesson. Learn of the sparrow
next Sunday. Interesting nature stud
les. Ribbons for winners. We would
like to hear 20 tales of the sparrow
next Sunday. Harry Wilmington teach
er.
Willing WOrkers-We would be If
we had more in our class, but do pretty
well now. Our survey shows we are
entitled to 80 people in our vicinity.
We have only nine or ten. Where are
the others? Help us to find them
next Sunday morning. Johnnie Odom
and Marvin Lawson teachers.
Missionary Adults-What We are
entitled to 1O3 names according to our
survey and we only have ten or twelve.
We have live class, and interesting
Bible and church discussions Come
next Sunday morning and make this
class what it ought to be by all means,
and an up-and-dOing class, that makes
its influence felt in the community.
As fathers and mothers let's put the
right influence in around our children.
Geo. Johnston and Mrs J. c. Poin-
dexter teachers.
A live Sunday school means a live
church Methodists should by all
means attend the Methodist Sunday
school. w r. Cooper, Pastor.
with your support we could and will
mean an influence for good that no
one can estimate, in the community.
II. Wilmington. Superintendent.
Music plays an important part in