BADIN bulletin
Page Twenty
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist Briefs
By action of the Church, on Sunday,
July 20, we channed our name as a
church, decidinK upon this inscription
for the cornerstone: “First Baptist
Church of Badin,
nezer Baptist Church; organized 183(,.
July 21 to 2i was Baptist “Mobile-
School” week thruout North Carolina.
There were forty of them in the State
There was one at the 1- irst “P
Church, Albemarle, with a ‘
faculty of teachers. Pastor Arnette
went to Belmont, to teach Bible in on
of these schools.
A series of Revival Services wil be
„„ at our church, from August 24 to
September 4. Dr. J. E. Hoyle, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, Lenoir, N.
C will assist our pastor. Let every-
t,^dy come and help us to make this a
Cfrcat revival meetiriK*
We thank our friends who helped us,
and congratulate ourselves on being able
to lay on the altar of God, for our new
building, with warm love, ‘cold cash
to the amount of more than one thou
sand dollars, at our rally, June 29. Th-
program at that time was.
“The Church, Home, and Citizenship
in Badin,” H. R. Wake.
“Sunday School in the New Church,
E. F. Smith.
“Music in the New Church, W. O.
Dotson. „
“Young People in the New Church,
C. H. Jones.
There will be another such rally Au
gust 10. “‘Come across’ and help us,”
is the cry. We thank all who helped us
in the last rally, and hope they will not
forget us, nor refuse us, on August 10.
Pastor Arnette goes to Lenoir, to hold
a meeting at the First Baptist Church,
beginning August 11.
The series of night sermons on the
subject, “Letters to the Human Race,
has been finished. Another series will
soon follow, on “The Christian’s Three
F’s."
Come to Sunday School next Sunday
at !).45 a. m. Bring your letter, and
present for the church services, at
a. m. and 8.30 p. m. We give you
cordial invitation to worship with us. ^
If you can sing, you are wanted »
the choir rehearsal, every Friday even
ing. at the home of Mrs. Fuller,
Tallassee Avenue. .
The Ladies’ Aid Society will m«t
the home of the parson, 54 Wil
Street, Wednesday, August 6, at -5-
P- I’''-
—J. E. B. Houser, Pasto'^
Badin Methodist Church
At a recent Quarterly Conference,
held in the New London Circuit, the
Palmerville Church building and mem
bership were transferred to the Badin
charge. At a called meeting of the
Quarterly Conference of the Church,
in Badin, at which Conference the Pal
merville Church was represented, it was
unanimously decided to consolidate the
Palmerville Church with the Badin
Methodist Church. The church build
ing at Palmerville is now being torn
down. In a few days, we hope to see
the building going up on the lot which
the Tallassee Power Company has so
generously donated to us.
Now that we have a building under
way, we urge that all of the Methodists,
who have their membership elsewhere,
place their church letter in the church
at Badin. The church from which you
are separated, I believe, can get along
better without you than we can do with
out you. The growth of all the churches
in Badin depends in a large measure up
on you that belong to a church else
where.
Presbyterian Church Notes
It is hoped that work will
on our church building at an ‘
The company has given a ®
on the corner of Pine and Willow bt
For the present, ser%'ices will j
the Community Building. A
vitation is extended to all to
with us in the Sunday School
church services. ^.jt)
The Ladies’ Aid Society me ^
Miss Nettie Bradford and Mrs. ' i
Bradford, on Maple Street. recenW-^^
pleasant and profitable afternoo
spent.
Attention is called to the
Un'
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Prayer Meeting, held with our
odist brethren, on Wednesday
Will you not meet with us? T j Z
service is always the roost spirit
important of the church sen-ic^' f
_T. G. Tate, '"
Mr. A. J-
visited his sisters, Mrs. Kitt^ inly-
Mildred Whitehurst, early
.tf
Mr. and Mrs. J-
turned from a visit with - ^
home folks, at Greenville, N-
L. Kittrell t
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