Mount Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 54, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 8, 1926 Page: 2 of 4
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MT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1928.
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IIT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES t THE MEN’S BIBLE CLASS OF
fetered at the postoffice at Mt. Pleas*
ant, Texas, as second class nail
matter.
'All obituaries, resolutions of respect,
tarda of thanks, etc., will be charged
for at regular rates.
G. W. CROSS. Editor
SENIOR B. Y. P. U.
Subject—Psalm 73—A Problem
Psalm. _
Date—Sunday, May 9th.
} Song. Prayer.
Daily Bible Readings.
Leader—Katherine Ford.
Introduction—Leader.
A good beginning—Hattie Gregory
Why envious of the wicked?—
Mr. Morris.
An example dealing with doubt—
Faye Johnson.
Faith fixed ©u God—Herman Snid-
er.
Solution of the problem of suffer-
ing—Mae Gregory.
We do good Job Printing
WANT ADS
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
What think ye of Abraham and his
faith? It is reuily a great subject
we have for tomorrow. It’s really
helpful to study the life of a man
who believen in, and did that which
he knew to be right. We would like
to have you. You will bo welcome
and vou will want to come again. If
every man and woman in Mt. Pleas-
ant would attend some Sunday
School and church, what a differen-
ce it would make in their individual
lives. If you will come to church
you will appreciate hearing that
real man and scholar, Dr. Mattingly.
He bolmves in Mt. Pleasant, and
wants it to be a better place in
which to rear our children.—Class
President.
*99 CLUB
Will the party who took the two- |
piece Jersey dress from my front
porch Friday morning, please return
it?—Mrs. Alma Coker.
FOR RENT—Two rooms for light
housekeeeping, one block from
square, all conveniences. Call Burx
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FOR SALE—Tomato plants, sweet
and hot pepper plants. Phone 902.—
Frank Madison. 5-7-3pd
METHODIST MOTHER’S SERVICE
Honor and revere the name ana
life of your mother by attending
church Sunday. If she’s dead, weir
a white rose, if she is living, wear a
red rose in memory of her pure sac-
rificial life. Theme for the morning
service will be, “If I Could Cal! Her
Back.’’ Appropriate music will be
rendered.
At 7:45. “Three Hopelesi, Help-
ltss Cases * will be the theme. We
are not asking any one to lea «: t!m
church nor Sunday School to »t» nd
ours, for wo believe in a fair game
in church and state. However, if you
have no regular place of wo is r. ip we
want you, providing that you want
us. Sunday School meets at 9:4f>.
Leagues at their usual hours. We
invite you to come.—L. H. Mathison,
Pastof.
Mrs. E. Richards’ beautiful country
home was thrown open Friday after-
noon to the ’99 Club in their regular
weekly meeting. A good attendance
responded to roll call with a modern
drama and its classificaton.
The program on George Kaiser’s
“From Morn to Midnight’’ was very
much enjoyed. Mrs. John Martin
was leader for the afternoon.
Paper, “Plot and Story in Drama”
—Mrs. Jon. Russell.
Talk, “ExpressioniBtic Drama”—
Mrs. Ellis.
Paper, “The Value of the Short
Scene”—Mrs. Lindsay.
The club was delighted to have
Mrs. M. G. Burt as a guest. The
hostess added to a delightful after-
noon by serving a plate lunch; after
which we were invited to view her
beautiful rose garden.
INTERMEDIATE B. Y. P. U.
MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
Fidelis-Berean classes, First Bap-
tist church, Mt. Pleasant.
Devotional—Leona White.
Song—“Sweet By and By.”
Welcome to Mothers—Faye Tid-
more.
Solo—“I’ll wear a White Rose for
you Mother Dear”—Seale Stevens.
Reading, “About Angels”—Kather-
ine Ford.
A Mother’s Message to the boys
and girls—Mrs. I). H. Payne.
Quartet—“Tell Mother I’ll Be
There”—Joe Black, Gaines Black,
Coy Coker and Chas. Williams.
Appreciation of our Mothers—
Rufus Payne.
Accordion solo, “Mother Machree”
—Margaret Harvey.
Song, “What a Friend we have in
Jesus.”
Closing prayer.
MRS. HAMILTON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Joe Hamilton entertained the
East and West Side Bridge Clubs
with a number of guest* Thursday
afternoon at 2 o’clock. The spacious
rooms were beautiful with roses and
ferns. Mrs. R. M. Lockhart carried
off high score for the East Side club
and Mrs. 0. A. Thrasher for the
West Side club, while Miss Eula
Wood won the low score.
After the games the hostess serv-
ed delicious punch and strawberry
short cake to the following guests.
Mesdames Bird Old, Rube Hart,
Jon. Russell, S. C. Broadstreet, Ray
Rogers, Geo. Lilienstern, Eugene
Lilienstern, Hiram Brown, M. F.
Moody, 0. C. Lilienstern, O. A.
Thrasher, G. L. Keith, Harford
Shaw, Rhea Cromwell, Wilson Jones,
Wm. Johnson, Alma Coker, E. M.
Lide, J. M. Badt, Ted Mathews, and
Misses Eula Wood, Marie Schwab
and Reta Thompson.
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THE AMOMA CLASS
The Anoma Class of the Baptist
Sunday School had ?. * ir.e labors pre-
sent Sunday. r; ho clar.«- ve’ed to
make a free v-ill of >nn«- the second
Sunday of each mC' th tj take care
of the expenses of the class. In the
absence of the teacher, Mrs. MeEl-
roy conducted the lesson. Much in-
terest was shown, and a number of
talks were made and prayers offered.
All ladies not attending any Sun-
day School are cordially invited to
join our class. Every member Is
urged to be present Sunday and to
help make our class 100 per cent.—
Reporter.
INTERMEDIATE CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR
Sunday, May 9th.
Topic—Why is Continual Prepar-
ation needed to make life worth
while?—2nd Tim. 2:15.
Leader—-T. C. Hutchings Jr.
Worship Program.
Questions on topic:
Why is farming worth while?—
1 Alma Newman.
Continual preparation through ag-
riculture—Eugene Lilienstern.
Commercial occupations — Glenn
Johnston.
Mechanics—Harvey Smith.
Manufacturing—Eugene Hoffmann.
Engineering—Evans Johnston.^
Other Callings—Carlyn Cleland.
The Ministry—Mrs. Hutchings.
Sentence prayers.
Benediction. • b
Sunday, May 9th, 6:45.
Subject—Bible Study Meeting,
Psalm 13; a problem.
Leader—Ector Vickery.
Introduction—Talk by leader.
Scripture reading, Ephesians 6:10-
17—Irma, Eunice, Ruth, Delbert,
Katherine, Winona and D. T.
A good beginning—Hugh Walker.
Why envious of the wicked?—Wi-
nona Goins.
An example dealing with doubt—
Weldon Redfearn.
Faith fixed on God—Katherine
Florey.
Solution of the problem of suffer-
ing—Ellis Rutland.
Great men learned problems—Ir-
ma Cagile.
A great need—Vivian Rogers.
Leader’s ten minutes.
Piano solo—Irma Cargile.
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INVITATION
Next Suxnday morning at Seb
Caldwell’s office we shall see in the
facte between Noah and Abraham,
the passing from the theory of mon-
ey Gods, as the ancient Babalonians
thought, to the conclusion of one
God, the Father of all, as expressed
and declared by Abraham. This his-
tory is of tremendous interest and
ill challenge the thoughtful. It will
be compensating to read and ponder
this review as disclosed in the book
of Genesis.
In fact, we shall have for some
time now for study, posibly the most
majestic thoughts and characters of I
all history and our meetings will he j
urmsually interesting. Everybody (
will be welcome with us.—Baraca \
Bible Class.
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DELPHIAN CLUB
The Delphian Club held its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Miss Lull a Pounders. A
full meeting was in evidence and very
much enjoyed the program on cur-
rent events.
The political discussion on Foreign
problems was unusually interesting.
The secretary read a full resume
of the year’s work and disclosed the
fact that the Club had had a full and
profitable year.
Watch our delivery—you will see
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Cross, G. W. Mount Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 54, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 8, 1926, newspaper, May 8, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth785033/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.