Children's church Tuesday; C. C. Benlehr has been for many years in charge of the boys at the large boys' orphanage at Damoh, India. He teaches the boys how to farm, raise cattle, make shoes, do carpenter work, and trains them in other trades. He uses his industrial work as a means of teaching the youth of India Christianity.
Mrs. Edna T. Moore has served the church as the wife of a pastor for many years in a number of strong churches in the east. After the death of her husband, she offered her services to the church work in Kansas, where she served as president of the Kansas Women's Missionary society for several years and then was called by the C. W. B. M. to serve as regional secretary for the northwest, with headquarters in New York City.
Rev. Roy Roadruck is the popular superintendent of religious education in the northwest and is one of the most effective field agents of the United Christian Missionary society. He makes a direct presentation of worthwhile messages.
This team of workers is visiting various points throughout the west, selecting churches that are located so that members from other points may easily attend the meetings. The Pullman and Palouse churches, from Whitman county, will have representatives at the meeting here.
A banquet will be held at the church Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock, all members being requested to come and bring their baskets, at 6:45 there. Professor Vernon McPhesson of the Professor Vernon McPhesson of the Troy schools as toastmaster.
Chamber  Lain's Cough Remedy, the Mother's Favorite. 