The Atchison Church Visitor from Atchison, Kansas • 4

ftfwwtMfW.aitf rf.flHkftttrff.tfrt rir tfirarfhftA ti mmtt frit. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. LUTHERAN. COME Morning worship and sermon at 11:00 a. m.

Evening worship and sermon at 7:45 p. m. The pastor will preach and there will be special music. Session of the Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Classes for all ages. Rally Day for the Sunday school September 24. Three things will be emphasized: Attendance, offering and new pupils. Each class should work for a perfect attendance on the 24th. Come to our big, busy store.

It' alright to visit the store simply to took. Never mind the buying part. Read our daily newspapers and alt other advertisements, then come for your own satisfaction and see if every word of our advertising isn' It's then, of your own accord, FLOUR Rev. W. T.

Kahse will preach for us Sunday morning. Bro. Kahse comes direct from the congregations of the church, having been engaged in the work of adding students to Midland's force. Be sure to come out to hear his message. There will be no evening service to-morrow.

It is planned to begin the evening services soon. Announcement will be made in the Visitor. The Missionary society held an important meeting at the home of Mrs. Dr. Dysinger Thursday afternoon.

The following officers were elected: Mrs. Carl Krueger, president; Mrs. Dr. Sadtler, vice president; Mrs. Wm.

Winzenried, recording secretary; Mrs. Roy Seaton, corresponding secretary; cu'll want to buy. It doesn't psy to deceive anybody. It's a bad business policy. We wont do it.

HIGHEST PATENT WHITEST BREAD FINEST QUALITY High class merchandise; fresh and clean stocks in every line. Dame Fashion holds forth here and so ev Mrs. Chas. Blackburn, treasurer. erything has to be up-to-date.

Prices always right. Every 'Bag a Beautiful Towel. Lovely Dish with Every Bag. Mrs. Emma Nielsen, who was pre ceptress of Oak Hall last year, visited with friends at the college last week and returned to her home in Penn sylvania last Tuesday.

Brother Renn writes that he is al The Junior League had a fine attendance last Sunday. The officers and teachers are planning for active work in the Junior League. The Epworth League Rally last Sunday evening was great. The index hand announcing the service called out about 150 people. The special music was greatly appreciated.

The leader, Mr. Hsldberg, had the meeting well planned, all of which was carried out with fine effect. The pastor's sermon was on "Life's Master Motive." Epworth League meeting Sunday evening at 6:45. Topic: "Christian Athletics;" Miss Marjorie Beaucharnp will lead. Keep up the attendance by inviting your young friends to attend.

Circle of prayer 3:00 p. m. Tuesday. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. The Woman's Foreign Misionary Society will serve supper at the home of Mrs.

W. A. 124 North Second street, Tuesday even most settled now in his new home ARMSTRONG BROS, in Indianapolis. Ralph Weissmiiler will lead the Luther League Sunday night 7. All new students at the college and others are cordially invited.

We welcome the students of Midland College back to the church and A. A. Bennett UP-TO-DATE GROCtERIES ALL KINDS OF FEED Poth Phones 533.... 3d and Division the various societies of the church. Both new and old students will find Atchison glad that they are here.

We surely were lonesome for three months and now know more than ev Henry Stork PLANING MILL Manufacturers MILL WORK AND PACKING BOXES 208, 210 212 North 8th er the value of our school boys and ing, September 12, beginning at 5:00 Dr.G. W. Allaman Physician and Surgeon 602J2 Commercial St. o'clock. Supper, 25c.

The Atchison District Conference will meet at Horton, 11-13. All Traveling Ministers, Local Preachers, girls to the work of the Master. May God bless you and use you all in the work in this part of His vineyard. Rev. Carl Aue preached a splendid sermon for us last Sunday morning and the attendance was good.

Do not forget the Sunday school. It is an important part of the church. Chas Gundy Lawyer Exhorters, District Stewards, togeth er with one Class Leader, one Sun 521 Commercial Street day school Superintendent or Pres UNCLE SAM ANTI-DYSPEPTIC BREAKFAST FOOD ident of Epworth League, one President of Ladles' Aid and one President of Methodist Brotherhood, aro FLAX SEED AND WHOLE WHEAT, All Aboard Stop boarding and use SACKETT PLASTER DOARD. Fire proof and clean. Just the thing for that new house.

BROCKETT LUMBER YARD 1019 Main Street Tel. 121. to be members of the District Confer ence. It is earnestly hoped that lay CELERY FLAVORED. For ale by EBNER, THE GROCER men will appreciate the Conference and attend.

PRESS TOWARD THE GOAL. Going higher and higher, shining moro and morev, ferowing stronger and stronger, "forgetting these things which are behind, and reaching forth to tho things which are bo-fore," these aro the natural impulses of the consecrated life. As one The Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ed. JUST ARRIVED OUR NEW GOODS Call and See Them.

Alway3 pleased to show goods. RAYMOND Ilorr, 1009 Santa Fe street. All ladies of tho church Invited, and every lady of company urged to bo prestnt, as this company will entertain. Come. ZIMMERMAN During the past three months of excessively hot weather First Church was open every Sunday morning and evening.

The pastor has not been absent a single Sunday. Tho music Midland College Buy COAL, WOOD AND HAY of The Crawford Ccal Co Telephone 27 5th and Utah DR. G. H. T.

JOHNSON OR. C. H. JOHNSON Telephones: Office 69; Residence 13 Office Hours 8 a. m.

to 9 p. m. 110 North Seventh Street. has aptly said, "Not retrospect, but perfect, should be tho Christian's Christiana, thank God that there aro peaks to climb, trouble to burnish us, and tonics for the spirit's life. God is tho goal.

Heaven is tho place. They aro both abovo us, as high and holy incentives for our best en-climbing, brightest shining and greatest strength. God help us to do our best to reach such a goal, with such holy environments. Ex. every Sunday was good.

The morn i Ins congregations have been largo 1 while the evening audiences have been well sustained. Tho membership has been materially increased and every mi OFFERS EX-EPTIONAL EDUCATIONAL AD-VANTAGES TO THE YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN OF ATCHISON. Millard F. Troxell, President, Midland College Office, department of tho church is well organized and active. It pays to keep tho Church open.

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