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TCHI APTI Vol. 2. AUGUST, 1891. No. 6.

SON ST. MISSIONARY SOCIETY, President, Mrs. Ida Martin. Secretaiy, Mrs, P. Royse.

Treasurer. Mrs. W. Challiss. even though lie may not be able to attend himself.

Pastor. The New Constitution. Coop, Ben Coy, Mrs. Emma 1139 Atchison Cullimore, Catherine Dr. Grant, By ram Hotel D.

Davis, Cyrus 1526 Kans, Av. CITY MISSION COMMITTEE. Chairman, Mrs. W. L.

Bailey HOME MISSION COMMITTEE. Chairman, Mrs. J. C. Clark.

it Mo. 1025 Laramie Mrs. Cyrus Mrs. Dully Delap, Mrs. C.

O. Alma Earnest George Onie Dickson, Alice JMCoftiAon Publishe monthly in the interest of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, OF THE First Baptist Church, Cor. Ninth and Kansas Atchison, Kan, City Mission Publishing 89-91 Third Pittsburgh, Pa. JS. P.

Brand, Pastor. W. H. Park, Local Editor. SUNDAY SERVICES.

Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School 9 30 a.

m. Young People's Meeting 7 p. m. Attentive ushers will greet you at the door and show you to a pleasant seat. "Come thou with us and we will do thee good" tt tt 705 S.

6th FOREIGN MISSION COMMITTEE. Chairman, Mrs. M. S. Cochrane.

Meeting on second Thursday afternoon in erch month at 3 p. m. in cnurch parlor. WOMAN'S SEWING SOCIETY. President, Mrs.

W. L. Challiss. Vice President, Mrs. J.

G. Hutchinson. Secretary, Mrs. M. S.

Cochrane. Treasurer, Mrs. D. B. Rogers.

Directress, Mrs. Baughman. Ass't Directress, Mrs. Stranahan. Meetings every Friday afternoon at 3 p.

m. at places anounced from the pulpit One of the objects of the Convention at Chicago, was the adoption of a constitution as a model for societies of Baptist young people. We cannot, at present, publish it entire, but since our society will consider the matter of adopting it. We will give a synopsis of it. The name is the Baptist Young Peoph's Union.

The object is: increased spirituality, knowledge and activity. Members may be active, associate or honorary. The adoption of the following pledge for active members is optional with each Union. "Relying upon Divine help, I hereby promise to be true to Christ in all things, and at all times; to seek the New Testament standard of Christian experience and life; to attend every meeting of the union, unless F. Faries, Mrs.

H. V. 1011 Kans. Av Berniece Finley, Mrs. Portia Furgeson, Mrs.

Annie 1025 Parallel G. Gearhart, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Ida 931 Atchison Graham, Josephine 933 N. 9th St Entered at Pittsburg Post Office as second class matter.

Green, Mrs. Emmet 410 N. 4th St 421 6th St. CHURCH DIRECTORY. General Prayer and Conference Meeting every Wednesday evening, 8 m.

Covenant Meeting on the Wednesday evening preceding the first Sunday in ach month, 8 p. m. Lord's Supper first Sunday in each month after morning service. Prayer Mesting Topics. Sept.

2. Faith that would take no Ingleside denial. Matt. 15, 21-28. Greer, Aldie Iola Guthrie, Mrs.

Julia Mary Theodore Warren H. Sept. 9. The Christian's Marching Orders. Exodus 14, 15.

hindered by reasons approved by a good conscience, and to take some part in the services, aside from Sept. 16. The Believers Ground of 205 1st St Haskins, A. J. vjinging, if it is possible to do so in sincerity and truth." Hellener, Mrs.

J. H. Spring Garden Holbrook, James E. 1112 N. 7th St Mrs.

Jas. E. James Ella Hooper, Mrs. Cecelia 1122 Riley Mrs. Geo.

R. 1027 N. 10th Hovatter, Chas O. 420 Santa Fe J. G.

1523Com'l. St 1 1 tt 1 1 tt tt The officers are President, Vice Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer. The pastor and president are ex-officio members of the eight committees on Membership Devotional Instruction Social, Tracts and Publications, Missions, Temperance, and Executive. The President is elected by the society, subject to the approval of the church. All other officers and committees to be elected by the society.

Two meetiugs each week shall be held; one for devotion and one for Bible study. Baptist Directory. Geo. Spring Garden Mrs. L.

A. Anna Warren J. Jarell, J. F. Jenkel, Maria 621 3rd St 823 S.

4th St Annual Business Meeting of the church the first Monday evening in June. The monthly Business Meeting of the church on the Monday evening following the first Sunday of each month. Pastor and Deacons meet one-half hoar before business and covenant meetnf iuthe pastor study'in the church to hear experience of candidates for baptism or those desiring to unite on experience. Any desiring to unite by credentials should hand letters to pastor. Advisory Committee meets on Monday evening one-half hour preceding the monthly business meeting.

Deacons: J. C. Park, J. G. Hutchinson, W.

W. W. L. Challiss, B. P.

Waggen- er, J. Hutchinson, W. L. Bailey. M.

Trimmer. Clerk. Wilbur Park. Treasurer, S. 0.

Bereman. Finance Committee, Mrs. H. V. Fairies, C.

T. Backus. H. J.Bailey. Chorister, Mrs.

L. T. Woolfolt. Organist, Mrs. W.

L. Bailey, SUNDAY SCHOOL. Superintendent, B. F. Talbot.

Ass't Superintendent, J. G. Hutchinson. Secretary, Alice Barbee. Treasurer, Phebe Clark, chorister and Librarian, W.

Park. Assistant Librarian, Byron Faries. Drganist, Alma Delap. Irtist, Alice Mather. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

President, Blanche Challiss. Vice President, H. J. Baily.T Recording Secretary, Alice Barbee. Corresponding Secretary, H.

Park. Treasurer, Miss Katie Cochrane. Organist, Mrs. W. H.

Park. PRAYER MEETING COMMITTEE. Blanche Challiss, Chairman; Phebe Clark, Daisy Barbee, Mamie Cochrane, W. H. Park.

LOOK-OUT COMMITTEE. Mrs. W. L. Baily, Chairman Ella Stak-r, Mary Shautz, B.

F. Talbott, Harold Hope. I Thes. 4, 13-18. Sept.

23; How to win Souls. I Cor. 9, 19-22. Sept. 30.

--Conditions of Spiritual Growth Job. 8, 11. The pastor is greatly encouraged with the interest shown in the Wed. night prayer-meetings. The interest seemed to be unusually good through the month of July.

The prayer meeting is a true spiritual thermometer, testing the warmth or coldness of the church. As good as our prayer-meetings are, they can and ought to be made better. How can this be done? We can have better prayer-meetings by observing the following suggestions. 1. Let those accustomed to come, attend regularly.

Bad weather wont injure healthy persons if they are well protected. 2. Let moke of the church members attend. There is inspiration in large numbers in a prayer-meeting. None are justified in staying away unless there are good reasons for not coming.

3. Let each one think of the topic and read the scripture reference before coming. The pastor will publish the topics each month. 4. There should be more promptness in taking part in the services.

5. More persons should engage K. Keyes, Lona Kipp, Mrs. Lucretia Klockman, Dora 709 stairs Leonora Klostermeier, Maggie 825 Mound Kuehner, Maggie 808 Kans. Ave (TO BE CONTINUED.) Sunday School Rsport for July.

Harold Irene Walter, Enterprise, Oregon W. L. 203 N. 1st St Mrs. M.

A. a Blanche James Millie COL ATT, 1 tt Ralph 183 300 185 287 212 391 234 362 July 5 12 "19 26 Christian, Emma 1019 Atchison St Clark, J. C. San Francisco, Cal. Mrs.

J. C. Bert Lillie 934 Mound St Phebe Clippinger, Willis W. Park Place Mrs. Ida Cochrane, Mrs.

M. E. 625Kans. Av. Catharine Mamie 1421 Kans.

Av. Mrs. Frank Average attendance 204 Total collection $13.40 Banner Class, Mary Guthrie's. Give soulfully. G'e, and then thank God you had a chance.

The Lord doesn't place much value on the gifts of a man who does a liberal thing, and then is sorry he did. in prayer, and the women should pray as well as the rr en. 6. 'Let each member of the church lift up his heart in secret prayer to God for the success of the meeting, when he hears the first bell, ring on Wed. evening, and let him do this, Challiss.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Eliza Benning, Chairman; Mary Troes-ter, Mamie McCracken, John Messick, George Allen. MUSIC COMMITTEE. J. F.

Jarell, Chairman: Mrs. B. F. Talbott, Mrs. W.

H. Park, Alma Delap, Howard Bailey..