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will be presented at s p. m. The
public is cordially invited.-Beulah
Baines.

will be presented at s p. m. The
public is cordially invited.-Beulah
Baines.
CGnphor Methodist
CamphOr Memorial Methodist
Church Notes: A large congrega-
ton was present last Sunday and
heard our pastor, Rev. Clarence T.
r. Nelson, deliver a sermon on the
subject eve Should Not Make the
Same Mistakes in 1914" Rev. Mel
son urged his audience to be more
thrifty and save for the rainy day
that is sure to come after this war.
There are many mistakes that we
made in 1913 in our personal lives
that should not be repeated in this
New Year." Rev. Nelson declared.
Many visitors were present at the
service including Miss Gwendolyn
Crawford of Kansas City, Kans.
Joseph Daniel Camp, Jr., infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Camp, was
christened during the service.
Littleton Turner Gardner, Jr., in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton
Gardner, was christened on the
Sunday before. The Communion
of the Lords Supper was admin
istered after the sermon and the
service was closed with all present
shaking hands.
The board of education of the
church met at $50 p. m, and fur
Their plans for the reorganization
of the Sunday School were made.
Church Manners" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by the pastor at
the II a. m. service on Sunday, Jan.
9.-Church Reporter.
bOrQer MeInOo1SI
Border Methodist Church News:
In keeping with Yuletide, tradition
ally a season of gaiety, goodwill
and liberal giving, the church
school sponsored its Christmas
party giving toys, books, games,
candy and oranges to children and
youth. Hennepin Avenue Metho-
dist church, Grace Methodist
church, the What So Ever Club and
the Jerry Burgess Club of Lake
Harriet Methodist church furnished
many gifts to US. Rev. Robert Kel-
ley, pastor, and Mrs. Kelley ex-
pressed gratitude for gifts, food,
money and cards received from
members and friends.
Sunday morning communion on
Jan. 2 was spiritual and impress
sive. 1t was evident on this Cove
nant Sunday that many were be-
ginning the new year with thought
full consideration of their relation
to God and the church.
Paul A. Kelley was baptized and
the congregation rejoiced in the
gospel song Precious Lord"
Father Walter Thomas visited and
assisted in the service of Holy
Communion. Rev. Kelley spoke
from the text "He Spoke as One
Having Authority"
We regret the loss of our friend,
Private Garrick Williams, who was
indicted at Fort Smelling, Dec. l.
We pray for his advancement and
safety.
The message for Sunday morn
ing worship, Jan. 9, will be ave
Are Branded"
The official board will meet
briefly after morning worship.
The Youth Nesper, next Sunday,
is planned for 6 p. m. The F. o. R.
group of Phyllis Wheatley House,
under the direction of Miss Erma
Clardy, will worship and play with
our youth and young adults and
chat over a hot chocolate will fol-
low the service of worship. Miss
Lucille Majors is program chair
man. Mr.. John Moultrie is pianist
for the occasion. Come to this in
terracial and interfaith gathering.
Mrs. Kelley, wife of the pastor,
who is at her home in Mariana,
Ark, reports that her mother is
convalescing. Mrs. Kelley is ex-
pected back this week.-Church
Reporter.