The Atchison Church Visitor from Atchison, Kansas • 2

THE ATCHI80N CHURCH VISITOR Published weekly by PAUL TONSINQ 600 Commercial Street METHODIST Corner Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue John W. Scott, Minister Residence: 417 Atchison Street Bell Phone 76. Office hour from 1 to 2 except Sunday. Great Clothing, Furnishing and Hat Sale Entered as second class matter Sep- tember II, 1906, at the Postofflce at Atchison, Kansas, under the Act of Congress. at BAPTIST Cor.

Ninth Street and Kansas Avenue A. J. Haggett, Pastor Residence, 115 N. Ninth Street New Goods Every Atchison Woman will find the many new things in outer garments, dress fabrics, gloves and trimmings of special interest. The stocks are complete now and stocks are complete now as never before for spring and never before for fall and winter.

Here in these large stocks every woman will doubtless find something to please. Your inspection is WATCH THE DAILY ADVERTISEMENTS. MSflY'S Commercial Street on Sixth Morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11 a. m. Several candidates will be baptized.

Members will be received into the church. Evening worship with sermon at 7:45 p. m. Questions from the audience will be answered. There will be Bpecial musical numbers by the choir and the congregation will sing old and familiar hymns.

There was a fine Sunday school last Sunday morning. The attendance in the Elementary department was larger than at any time since the promotion of two large classes to the Intermediate department. Other departments are growing too and we must not be content, until at least the attendance is equal to the church membership. Let every member of the School be present Sunday morning at 9:45. Continue to bring new pupils, such as do not belong to other schools.

Class meeting at 12:15 p. m. There will be a report from the State Convention Sunday morning. Mrs. Ramsay and the pastor attended the State Convention at Arkansas.

City this week. It was a great and inspiring meeting. The reports from all over the state were encouraging and more money has been contributed from the churches than ever before. Bro. Crawford, our State Secretary is a great leader of a worthy cause.

We ought to give this work our loyal support. The Rummage Sale will be held next week and all articles of every sort will be appreciated. Phone any of the King's Daughters or send them to the church. Midland College Offers Exceptional Educational Advantages to the Young Men and Young Women of Atchison and Vicinity. R.

B. Peery, President, Midland College Office, Atchison, Kansas You will note that the sermon night will be on the Fifth Commandment. We are asking that all parents bring their children for it will be a special message to them. All Will admit that children ought to Buy your COAL, WOOD AND HAY of The Crawford Coal Co Telephone 27 Fifth and Utah hear something along this line some times. We had an excellent Sunday school last Sunday.

Let the good work go on. The sooner we have to build a new church, the better. We must outgrow this one first The personal Woikers' Class Is DR. J. R.

W. HAWK. DENTIST Phones: New 216, Old 204. Residence, New Phone 252. 8ixth and Commercial Streets, Simpson Building.

creating interest and enthusiasm on the part of its members for real work as well as study and theory. You ought to have heard the reports last meeting. There will be another meet nig Monday night and any one will be welcome whether a member of the class or not. We shall complete DR. G.

H. T. JOHNSON DR. C. H.

JOHNSON Telephones: Office 69; Residence 164. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.

110 North Seventh Street Study 3 and 4. We consider ourselves fortunate in ADDITIONAL BAPTIST (Continued from 2d column, 2d page) It might be well just to remind those who pledged to our Enlargement Fund that another payment will soon be due. Please take notice and pay up in full if possible. One week from tomorrow we hope to have our annual Old 'Polks' service in the church at the morning hour. We shall appreciate the help of our friends in letting us know of.

those who ought to come and also in assisting to bring them. Please wtite the names and addresses and hand to Mrs. Martin or another member of the Martin Bible class. And Mrs. Ramsay's class will secure conveyances automobiles and carriages.

B. Y. P. U. Subject: "Christian Sociability." Led by the Social Department.

Scripture text: Romans Every member of the Social department is requested to come early and be prepared to take some part in the meeting. Here are a few questions to be answered: "What is the purpose of a social? What are the best socials? What is a social intended to accomplish? Have our socials been a help to the church? What is meant by a good time? Where, When and why should we be social? Our Hallowe'en social is being planned. Anyone having suggestions please give them to Relker. Begin now to Invite your friends. Remember the little prayer meeting that meets in the north tower room at 6:30 every Sunday evening.

You will do well to come a little earlier so as to be in it. We shall count much on it this winter. We wish that all our members could be in the Personal Workers class. "The Inner Circle" is what we love to call it. It is the best thing we have yet had.

It meets every Monday evening at 7:30. Next Monday we will meet at the home of Floyd Cole, 206 North Fourth Street. Come if you can. The Junior League will convene Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. The Epworth League at 6:45 p.

m. Topic: "Selecting Disciples: the Material and the Plan for the Structure." (Mission Study Rally day). References: Mark 2 Kings Miss Alice Norton will lead. There should be a large attendance. Next Sunday morning members of the church and congregation will be asked for written answers to the following question: "What will help the attendance and efficiency of our Sunday evening services?" The answers will be grouped and read at the Sunday evening service.

The Annual Convention of the Woman's Foreign 'Missionary society of the Atchison District will meet in First Church Wednesday and Thursday, October 23 and 24. A number of delegates from over the District will attend. The first session begins on Wednesday at 3 p. m. At seven-thirty o'clock Wednesday eJvenflng there will be a praise service, and at 8:00 o'clock Mrs.

Reba S. Freeman of Kansas City will deliver an address. The last session of the convention will begin at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Members and friends of other churches, who are interested in missions, are most cordially invited to attend the sessions of the convention. The pastor has conducted three funerals this week: that of William Edward Betts, aged 7, on Tuesday; Mrs.

Mary B. Hazelitt, aged 85, on Wednesday; and Mr. Loyd Stetler, aged 36, on Thursday. The sympathy of this church is extended to those who mourn. Frances DeWitt Morrison and Clifford W.

Turner, were married at the home of the bride's mother, 513 Atchison street, on Friday, October 17, at four o'clock. The pastor performed having Miss Ella McLarin of Chic ago with us for even one night. It ought to be a great inspiration to us in all our. missionary work. Miss McLarin is one of our great women.

GEORGE H. PAINTER AWNINGS, FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. 214 N. Fifth. New Tel.

628, Old 360. The Brotherhood, under the presi. dency of 'Mr. Guthrie shows that the men of the church can do things. Were you out last night? Augusta Knower MUSIC TEACHER and PIANO TUNER The Men's Bible Class ought to have more men in attendance Sunday mornings at 9:45.

Can you not come? Why not bring a friend? It means much to have a lot of men studying God's Word. It is a perfectly open session. Come and try It, men. We must not forget that this is the period for the offering for State Missions. We are sure that if you went to the Convention you would want to help the good work along.

If you cannot do the big things do something. Let us all give to It. WEINMANN BAHEP Dealers In Furniture and Carpets 616 Commercial street (Continued 4th column, this page). I (Continued third column, next page)..