The Western Index from Topeka, Kansas • 2

of people attended her funeral, which was held from Lane Chapel. Her body was laid Lo rest in the Ritchie Cemetery. The Western Index Entered at the postoffice at Topeka, Kansas as second class mail matter. THE WESTERN INDEX Boggy Bend Oct. 25.

Center Springs Oct. 28-29. Boswell Nov. 4-5. Oberlin Nov.

7. McAlester Nov. 11-12. The Sunday School Convention, Womans Home Missionary Society, Epworth League and District Conference will convene Aug 15-19 at Lukfata. Rev.

J. S. Pinkard, P. E. Published every Friday at Topeka, Kansas.

One Year 75c. 6 Months 50c. JAMES ARTHURHAMLETT, Editor 1330 Van Buren Street Tnd -Phone 2342 White Office 410. Kansas Topeka, Kansas LANE CHAPEL NOTES. Notwithstanding the heat, a large audience worshipped at Lane Chapel, last Sunday morning.

Everybody seemed to enjoy the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John. North united with the ehurch and fellowshipped at the morning ervices.

Rev. J. M. Pope preached an interesting sermon at P. M.

We were surprised to see. so many out to prayer service Wednesday The meeting was led by Brother Henry Edmonds. The Sunday school social at Mrs. Stewarts, Wednesday evening, was well attended. The Stewardess Board is getting the remainder ol the general funds.

The other boards are awake to tin; interests put in their hands. The church is still making progress. Letters for publication should be written plainly and only on one side of the paper. Send money by P. 0.

Money Order or pay to one of our authorized agents and take their receipt. Address all communications to The Western Index Office 410 Kansas Avenue TOPEKA, KANSAS 8-9 15-16 16-17 23-24 29-30 2 13 21-22 19-20 26-27 Sept. 5-6 Aug. 28-29 Sept. 12-13 Ct.

Aug. The editor has been on the sick list for the last few days, but will he able to fill the pulpit at Lane Chapel, Sunday morning and ening. NOTICE The.third round of the Monroe District, Downville Cir. 1-2 Henderson Chapel Cir. and Indian Village Parkes Mission Monroe Station Collinstone and William Chapel Lawson Chapel Cir.

District Conference Monroe, General Missonary Rally Wardville Mission Bastrop and Cedar Grove Mangham and Girard Ct. Rayville Mission Bonita Mission Tensas Mission My Dear Pastors: I am in hopes that each one of you will do your best on the 13 of August as you know this is the day set apart for our missionary rally. 1 am sure that each Pastor will do his best to raise all his assessment on that day. Some of the pastors have already raised more than half of their assessment. Let your motto be Do or Die.

Now to the Supt. of the various Sabbath schools. I hope that each of you will do your best in helping the pastor raise the Missionary assessment. If all of the Superintendents would line up their forces as brother H. C.

Flunder has already done I am sure that this district would surpass itself. He and his beloved wife, sister I. have few equal in church. Mr. Editor I wish to say that you are giving us a splendid paper.

I shall send you some subscribers at a very early date. I am yours for the Master. R. O. Williams, P.

E. Of the Monroe District Paid their subscription during the month of June Mr. Cunningham, Topeka; John Hillman, Topeka; Jane Maloney, Burse, Okla. A. Washington, Oberlin, W.

E. Farmer, 1). Savannah, Ga. Charles Pillow, Topeka; M. llaggart, Topeka; Geo.

Hall, Pax-ico, N. J. Pride, Paxico, Kans. R. Johnson, Maple Hill, Mary T.

Williams, Cherokee, C. H. Anderson, Cherokee, P. D. Davis, Topeka.

McALESTER DISTRICT OF THE OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE OF THE C. M. E. CHURCH. THIRD ROUND.

Shady 0 rove. 3-4. Me A1 ester Station une 10-11. Red Oak June 17-18. Wiley June 19.

Holly Springs June 20. Spiro June 24-25. Cedar June 2G. Foreman June 27. Pinnie Mountain June 28.

Springtown July 1-2. Atoka July 3. Boggy Bend July 4. Caddo July 6. Idabel July 8-9.

Coodwater July 15-1G. Rock creek July 17. Eagletown July 18. Lukfata July 19. Garvin July 20.

Valliant July 22-23. Hugo July 27. Oak Grove July 29-30. Centersprings July 31. Boggy Bend Aug.

8. Timber Hill Aug. 5-G. Boswell Aug. 9.

FOURTH ROUND. Tishomingo Aug. 26-27. McAlester Sept. 2-3.

Red Oak Sept. 5. Holly Springs Sept. 7. Wiley Sept.

9-10. Foreman Sept. 16-17. Pinnie Mountain Sept. 18.

Spiro Sept. 19. Cedar Sept. 20. Stringtown Sept.

23-24. Boggy Sept. 25. Atoka Sept. 26.

Caddo Sept. 27. Shawneetown Sept. 30 to Oct. 1.

Idabel Oct. 2. Goodwater Oct. 4. Eagletown Oct.

7-8. Lukfata Oct. 9. Bick xviark Oct. 10.

Milaton Oct. 12. Valliant Oct. 14-15. Garvin Oct.

Hugo Oct. 19. Oak Grove Oct. 21-22. Timberhill Oct.

24. Cherokee, Kans. Rev. J. A.

llamlett, Editor of Western Index: You will find enclosed a post office money order for 75e from Mrs. M. B. Williams, and 50c from Rev. C.

II. Anderson, total $1.25. We wish to send to you more orders soon. Last Sabbath was our quarterly meeting. The Elder, M.

I. Warfield, was here and at hb best. Paid him in full and half of our general fund. The way is rough but we are moving onward and upward. The Lord is blessing our eiiorts and we are working for a round report for the annual conference that will meet at Sedalia, Mo.

We had the great pleasure of preaching the annual sermon, last Sunday, for the Knights of Tabor and Daughters of Tabernacle, and a large crowd was out. Mr. Editor, when you come down our way, call by and see us. We will try and make it pleasant for you. We will be glad to have you preach for us.

C. II. Anderson, Pastor, Cherokee, Kans. SISTER CELIA PILLOW STEPS INTO THE OTHER ROOM. Sister Celia Pillow, one of the old members of Lane Chapel, passed to the great beyond, June 25th.

When we came to Topeka nearly four years ago as pastor of Lane Chapel, Sister Pillow was one among the first to greet us. A large, healthy looking woman occupied a pew just in front of the pulpit that morning. A blessed smile covered her face during the service and it was a very strange thing to ever see her without that smile. When we were introduced to her she gave a cordial and hearty hand shake and remarked, I am a Pillow of the church, and indeed she. was not simply a Pillow, but a strong pillar.

She was truly devoted to her church, faithful and true. She was always willing to do what she could. Good cheer and sunshine characterized her labors and association with the church members. She was ill quite a while before her death, but was always cheerful and willing to bear her suffering; and even in the hour of death she was not dismayed. The end was peaceable.

A husband, four children, two brothers and two sisters survive her. A large concourse Truth will be the subject of Rev. sermon at Lane Chapel, Sunday i Notice: Please settb your subscription. It is past due and W4 need the mossy. Dont put it off any longer; send it in today.

Elisha Scott, Stat6 Organizer of K. IT of was called to Paxico July 4 to attend the funeral of cousin, Miss Martha Driver. Scott is somewhat indisposed and will not be able to resume hig work for several day..