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OLATHE, KANSAS.
Rev. J. G. McElhinney, assisted by
Rev. Owen F. Thompson, held comniunion
services here on November
'Jth. Mr. McElhinney aLo preached
November IGth, morning and evening.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Aikin and children
are visiting home-folks in
Olathe. Mr. Aikin occupied the pulpit
on November 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson are visiting
friends in Winchester.
ROBSTOWN TEXAS. ,
The Kansas Presbytery at their fall
meeting took us under their care as
a mission station and granted us the
privilege of holding a communion, appointing
our stated supply, Rev. W.
S. Fulton, to conduct the services. AVe
have just celebrated the Lord's Sup
per (Xov. 10 and had a very pleasant
and we tnjst, iToHtablf? commuir
ion season. There -were twelve communicants.
We held our firstpreparatory
meeting on Wednesday evening
with services on Friday and Saturday.
The Sacrament was administered Sabbath
morning and a thanksgiving service
held in the evening. We had the
most delightful -weather. The ordinance
of baptism was administered to
three children, Laura Geniveve Lynn,
Iilartha Lucelle Huston, Margiet
Irene Huston.
Mr. Fulton expects to go to Kansas
to preach a few Sabbaths returning
to us the last of next month. Tte
prospects in this part of the country
are very flattering. There are flve
new brick buildings in process of construction
and we are to have a large
three-story brick hotel. The work on
our brick high school building is to
commence soon. Anyone wishing to
learn more of the climate and prospects
here, can correspond with Rev.
W. S. Fulton or J. J. Thompson, Robstown,
Texas.
FULLERTON-OYLER WEDDING rejoice to feel that God has given us
On Wednesday, October 22, at the and you who are contributing, a work
home of the brde's mother, Mrs. to do in his great plan. We need
Jane Fullerton northeast of Eskridge, hard work at this end, but most of
Kansas, occurred the marriage of all we need your prayers at that end.
Miss Edith Fullerton to Mr. Oscar With a grateful heart I wish to
Oyler, of Lyndon, Kansas. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W. f ij work, whether by labor, money,
thank all those who have helped in
A. Aikin, pastor of the bride. influence or prayer.
At 7 o'clock Miss Ethel Elliot played
Mendelssohn's wedding march, STEWART G. THOMPSON,
Sincerely yours,
and the bride and groom, attended by
Superintendent.
Miss Ethel Fullerton, sister of the
bride, and Mr. Philip Oyler, a brother
BEAVER FALLS.
of the groom, took their places beneath
an arch of cedar and chrysan­
city are not only earnestly endeavor­
Reformed Presbyterians in this
themums, where the marriage ceremony
was performed.
tent and stretch forth the curtains
ing to "enlarge the place of their
The bride was dressed in white embroidered
voile, and carried bride's cords, and strengthen their stakes.'
of their habitations; to lengthen their
roses and ferns. The bridesmaid was but they are actually doing so. Ee
dressed in pink.
cently we had the pleasure ot assisting
at two communions there, and
Only the immediate relatives and
frieids were present. Guests from a were greatly pleased with what we
distance werc-,;-'Miss Nora Oyler and saw and heard.
Philip Oyler of Lyndon; Mrs. Curtis Com.munion Sabbath was on October
13th in the R. P. Congregation of
and Lem Curtis of Dunlap, Kan.; Mrs.
Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fullerton
and children of Marissa, 111., ai.t We had received a very kind invi­
Geieva.
Miss Eller of Indiana.
tation, both from the pastor. Rev. J. C.
The usual gifts of china, linen, and
silver were in evidence, also an unusual
but very useful gift, a flne Je--
sey cow. Their many friends wish
the young couple a long and happy
m.arried life.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
(Concluded from last week.}
The Quarterly Entertainment or social
has been kept up and we e>pect
to have a special treat in the way of
illustrated lectures by Dr. Guild and
Rev. Gates, in addition to other plans
for week nights.
The Sabbath School meets at 3.30
p. m. In addition to the Sabbath
School, we try to have service every
Sabbath, either at night, or following
the class work. We have had all the
ministers out except two, who have
been here as supplies. The sermons
by these men, and talks, have been
very helpful, Rev, A, I, Robb gave
us a strong sermon Sabbath night
and Rev. Isaiah Faris will go out next
Sabbath night.
AVe have seven teachers and they
certainly are doing fine work. I cannot
say anything in the way of praise
that is too good for them. They are,
with few exceptions, always on tim^o
and in their places no matter how
hot or bad the day. Mr. J. AV. Carson
has charge of the Bible Class; Miss
Elma Holmes the Intermediates; Mr.
T. G. McClintock and Miss Mabel
Holmes the Juniors; Miss Mary Lyons
and Mr. R. McAllister the Primary
Department; Mrs. J. E. McKelvy the
Beginners, and Mr. J. E. McKelvy the
Home Department. AVe are grateful
to several generous hearted folks -who
have helped as substitutes.
iSometimes the work seems heavy
to those who carry the load, but
when we stop to think what an opportunity
there is and what it means to
open the Bible week after week to
many who never have it any other
time, it looks quite different and we
Slater, and his session to assist on
this occasion, which invitation we accepted
with pleasure, and as Mrs.
Boyd was included in the invitation,
she accompanied me that she might
be to me "as eyes to the blind."
The Geneva Congregation is spiritually
alive, and no marvel, for they
had been holding prayer meetings every
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