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14 THE CHRISTIAN INATION. Vol. 59.<br />
f\ The J<br />
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OLATHE, KANSAS.<br />
Rev. J. G. McElhinney, assisted by<br />
Rev. Owen F. Thompson, held comniunion<br />
services here on November<br />
'Jth. Mr. McElhinney aLo preached<br />
November IGth, morning and evening.<br />
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Aikin and children<br />
are visiting home-folks in<br />
Olathe. Mr. Aikin occupied the pulpit<br />
on November 23rd.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson are visiting<br />
friends in Winchester.<br />
ROBSTOWN TEXAS. ,<br />
The Kansas Presbytery at their fall<br />
meeting took us under their care as<br />
a mission station and granted us the<br />
privilege of holding a communion, appointing<br />
our stated supply, Rev. W.<br />
S. Fulton, to conduct the services. AVe<br />
have just celebrated the Lord's Sup<br />
per (Xov. 10 and had a very pleasant<br />
and we tnjst, iToHtablf? commuir<br />
ion season. There -were twelve communicants.<br />
We held our firstpreparatory<br />
meeting on Wednesday evening<br />
with services on Friday and Saturday.<br />
The Sacrament was administered Sabbath<br />
morning and a thanksgiving service<br />
held in the evening. We had the<br />
most delightful -weather. The ordinance<br />
of baptism was administered to<br />
three children, Laura Geniveve Lynn,<br />
Iilartha Lucelle Huston, Margiet<br />
Irene Huston.<br />
Mr. Fulton expects to go to Kansas<br />
to preach a few Sabbaths returning<br />
to us the last of next month. Tte<br />
prospects in this part of the country<br />
are very flattering. There are flve<br />
new brick buildings in process of construction<br />
and we are to have a large<br />
three-story brick hotel. The work on<br />
our brick high school building is to<br />
commence soon. Anyone wishing to<br />
learn more of the climate and prospects<br />
here, can correspond with Rev.<br />
W. S. Fulton or J. J. Thompson, Robstown,<br />
Texas.<br />
FULLERTON-OYLER WEDDING rejoice to feel that God has given us<br />
On Wednesday, October 22, at the and you who are contributing, a work<br />
home of the brde's mother, Mrs. to do in his great plan. We need<br />
Jane Fullerton northeast of Eskridge, hard work at this end, but most of<br />
Kansas, occurred the marriage of all we need your prayers at that end.<br />
Miss Edith Fullerton to Mr. Oscar With a grateful heart I wish to<br />
Oyler, of Lyndon, Kansas. The ceremony<br />
was performed by the Rev. W. f ij work, whether by labor, money,<br />
thank all those who have helped in<br />
A. Aikin, pastor of the bride. influence or prayer.<br />
At 7 o'clock Miss Ethel Elliot played<br />
Mendelssohn's wedding march, STEWART G. THOMPSON,<br />
Sincerely yours,<br />
and the bride and groom, attended by<br />
Superintendent.<br />
Miss Ethel Fullerton, sister of the<br />
bride, and Mr. Philip Oyler, a brother<br />
BEAVER FALLS.<br />
of the groom, took their places beneath<br />
an arch of cedar and chrysan<br />
city are not only earnestly endeavor<br />
Reformed Presbyterians in this<br />
themums, where the marriage ceremony<br />
was performed.<br />
tent and stretch forth the curtains<br />
ing to "enlarge the place of their<br />
The bride was dressed in white embroidered<br />
voile, and carried bride's cords, and strengthen their stakes.'<br />
of their habitations; to lengthen their<br />
roses and ferns. The bridesmaid was but they are actually doing so. Ee<br />
dressed in pink.<br />
cently we had the pleasure ot assisting<br />
at two communions there, and<br />
Only the immediate relatives and<br />
frieids were present. Guests from a were greatly pleased with what we<br />
distance werc-,;-'Miss Nora Oyler and saw and heard.<br />
Philip Oyler of Lyndon; Mrs. Curtis Com.munion Sabbath was on October<br />
13th in the R. P. Congregation of<br />
and Lem Curtis of Dunlap, Kan.; Mrs.<br />
Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fullerton<br />
and children of Marissa, 111., ai.t We had received a very kind invi<br />
Geieva.<br />
Miss Eller of Indiana.<br />
tation, both from the pastor. Rev. J. C.<br />
The usual gifts of china, linen, and<br />
silver were in evidence, also an unusual<br />
but very useful gift, a flne Je--<br />
sey cow. Their many friends wish<br />
the young couple a long and happy<br />
m.arried life.<br />
TOPEKA, KANSAS.<br />
(Concluded from last week.}<br />
The Quarterly Entertainment or social<br />
has been kept up and we e>pect<br />
to have a special treat in the way of<br />
illustrated lectures by Dr. Guild and<br />
Rev. Gates, in addition to other plans<br />
for week nights.<br />
The Sabbath School meets at 3.30<br />
p. m. In addition to the Sabbath<br />
School, we try to have service every<br />
Sabbath, either at night, or following<br />
the class work. We have had all the<br />
ministers out except two, who have<br />
been here as supplies. The sermons<br />
by these men, and talks, have been<br />
very helpful, Rev, A, I, Robb gave<br />
us a strong sermon Sabbath night<br />
and Rev. Isaiah Faris will go out next<br />
Sabbath night.<br />
AVe have seven teachers and they<br />
certainly are doing fine work. I cannot<br />
say anything in the way of praise<br />
that is too good for them. They are,<br />
with few exceptions, always on tim^o<br />
and in their places no matter how<br />
hot or bad the day. Mr. J. AV. Carson<br />
has charge of the Bible Class; Miss<br />
Elma Holmes the Intermediates; Mr.<br />
T. G. McClintock and Miss Mabel<br />
Holmes the Juniors; Miss Mary Lyons<br />
and Mr. R. McAllister the Primary<br />
Department; Mrs. J. E. McKelvy the<br />
Beginners, and Mr. J. E. McKelvy the<br />
Home Department. AVe are grateful<br />
to several generous hearted folks -who<br />
have helped as substitutes.<br />
iSometimes the work seems heavy<br />
to those who carry the load, but<br />
when we stop to think what an opportunity<br />
there is and what it means to<br />
open the Bible week after week to<br />
many who never have it any other<br />
time, it looks quite different and we<br />
Slater, and his session to assist on<br />
this occasion, which invitation we accepted<br />
with pleasure, and as Mrs.<br />
Boyd was included in the invitation,<br />
she accompanied me that she might<br />
be to me "as eyes to the blind."<br />
The Geneva Congregation is spiritually<br />
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