::page 16::
PUBLIC MINISTRIES OF THE TRUTH
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY.
—————
THESE SERVICES ARE WITHOUT CHARGE, AND NO
COLLECTIONS ARE TAKEN UP. THE FRIENDS AT EACH
PLACE GENERALLY PROVIDE THE MEETING
PLACES AND ARE PLEASED TO ENTERTAIN THE
LORD'S SERVANTS (AND NOTHING
UNUSUAL OR ELABORATE IS EXPECTED).
—————
ONE-DAY LOCAL CONVENTIONS ADDRESSED BY THE
EDITOR OF THIS JOURNAL WE ANNOUNCE
AS FOLLOWS:
BOSTON MASS.—JAN. 12, 1902.
The Public Session of the Convention will be held,
at 3 o'clock p.m., in "Arcade Hall," No. 7 Park
Square. Topic, "Salvation,—from what?—to what?"
—`Acts 4:12`. All are cordially invited.
The Opening Rally will be held in the same place,
at 10 o'clock a.m. These gatherings, for praise and
prayer and the rehearsing of the evidences of divine
favor, are very profitable and extremely interesting.
We hope that as many as possible will participate.
Such will be sure to enjoy the other services all the
better. We advise that restaurant luncheons take the
place of home dinners, so as to afford the sisters better
opportunities.
The evening session, specially for the interested,
will be held in the same place at 7:30 o'clock.
Friends, when introducing themselves, are requested
to mention their home address, that we may
the better identify them. Come seeking to receive the
Lord's blessing, and to be used as a channel of blessing
to others.
SAGINAW, MICH.—JAN. 26, 1902.
MIAMISBURG, OHIO—FEB. 9, 1902.
—————
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HOWEL.
Vineyard, Tex. Jan. 15, 16 Whitney, Tex. Jan. 28
Agnes, " " 17, 18 Carleton, " " 30, 31
Fort Worth, " " 19, 20 Newman, " & nb sp; Feb. 1, 2
Ennis, " " 21, 22 Trent, & nb sp; " " 4
Dawson, " " 23 Abilene, & nb sp; " " 5
Hubbard, " " 24, 25 Ballinger, " " 6, 7
Waco, " " 26, 27 Goldthwaite, " & nb sp; " 8, 9
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BARTON.
Randolph, Ala. Jan. 1, 2 Crowley, La. J an . 17, 18
Hampden, " " 4, 5 Houston, Tex.& nb sp; " 19, 20
Nellie, " " 6, 7 Galveston, " " 21, 22
Mobile, " " 8 Rosenberg, " " 23, 24
Flomaton, " " 9, 10 Yoakum, " " 25
DeFuniak Springs, Fla. " 11, 12 San Antonio, " " 26, 27
Deer Park, Ala. " 14, 15 Dripping Springs " " 29, 30
New Orleans, La. " 16 Austin, " & nb sp; Feb. 1, 2
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER SAMSON.
Cynthiana, Ky. Dec.31-Jan.2 Hanson, Ky. Jan. 17, 18
Jeffersontown, " Jan. 3 Evansville, Ind. " 19, 20
Louisville, " " 4, 5 Boonville, " & nbsp; " 21, 22
New Albany, Ind. " 6, 7 Dahlgren, Ill. & nb sp;" 23, 24
Elizabethtown, Ky. " 8, 9 Carbondale, " " 25
Crofton, " " 10, 11 Jonesboro, " " 26
Hamby Station, " " 12, 13 Bloomfield, Mo. " 27, 28
Madisonville, " " 14 Day, " " 29, 30
Veazey, " " 15, 16
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER DRAPER
West Chester, Pa. Dec.31,Jan.1 Coalport, Pa. Jan. 14, 15
Lancaster, " Jan. 2 Elton, " " 17, 18
Manheim, " " 3, 4 Johnstown, " " 19, 20
Harrisburg, " " 5, 6 Blairsville, " " 21, 22
McCoysville, " " 7, 8 Avonmore, " & nbsp; " 23
Lewistown, " " 9 Butler, " " 24, 25
Tyrone, " " 10 Youngstown, Ohio. & nbsp; " 26 -28
Altoona, " " 11, 12 Allegheny, Pa. " 29
Holidaysburg, " " 13
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HAY.
Brantford, Ont. Jan. 5 Palmerston, Ont. Jan. 19
Buffalo, N.Y. " 12 Hamilton, " & nb sp; " 26
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER VAN AMBURGH.
Washington, Pa. Jan. 12 Rochester, Pa. Jan. & nb sp; 19
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HENNINGES.
Duquesne, Pa. Jan. 19 Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. & nb sp; 26
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WRIGHT.
Allegheny, Pa. Jan. 12 Negley, Ohio. J an . 26
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WILLIAMSON.
Butler, Pa. Jan. 12 Buena Vista, Pa. Jan. 19
—————
ALLEGHENY CHURCH MEETINGS.
Preaching and divine worship every Sunday afternoon in
Bible House chapel, No. 610 Arch street, at 3 P.M.
Cottage meetings for prayer and testimony on Wednesday
evenings; and Dawn Circles for Bible study on Monday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings—various localities. These meetings
are interesting, and spiritually very profitable.
German Bible class meets at Bible House Chapel every
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Pastor C. T. Russell may be expected to preach on the first
and third Sundays of each month at 3 P.M. At other times
the pulpit is supplied by various brethren of ability.
ABOUT ONE-DAY CONVENTIONS.
Whenever you see on this page that your invitation
for a One-Day Convention has been accepted, and a date
for it assigned, please proceed at once to make all necessary
arrangements—for hall, etc. As soon as you have
these completed write to us, giving all particulars, so the
full notice may be published, in ample time.
Hymn-slips will be sent you, also a fair supply of
tracts. These should be at hand for general use.
Remember that the afternoon sessions are specially for
the public, and advertise these only. Your success in getting
the public to attend will depend largely (1) on the
amount and the wisdom of your advertising; and (2) on the
location and character of the hall or place of assembly. It
is difficult, almost impossible, to get intelligent people to
attend any meetings of which they know little, if they are
not held in a reputable place.
====================
::page 32::
PUBLIC MINISTRIES OF THE TRUTH
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY.
—————
THESE SERVICES ARE WITHOUT CHARGE, AND NO
COLLECTIONS ARE TAKEN UP. THE FRIENDS AT EACH
PLACE GENERALLY PROVIDE THE MEETING
PLACES AND ARE PLEASED TO ENTERTAIN THE
LORD'S SERVANTS (AND NOTHING
UNUSUAL OR ELABORATE IS EXPECTED).
—————
ONE-DAY LOCAL CONVENTIONS ADDRESSED BY THE
EDITOR OF THIS JOURNAL WE ANNOUNCE
AS FOLLOWS:
SAGINAW, MICH.—JAN. 26, 1902.
All Sessions of the Convention will be held in
"Bliss Hall," West Side, Cor. Genesee and Michigan
Avenues, near Michigan Central R.R. depot.
Convention Rally—Praise, worship, welcome, introduction,
testimonies—10 a.m. Come direct to this
meeting.
Session specially for the public at 3 p.m. Topic—
The Resurrection of the Good unto Life, and of the
Evil unto Damnation. Text, `John 5:28,29`.
Evening session specially for the interested at
7:30 p.m.—A Question Meeting.
The Saginaw friends will do all they can to give
all in attendance a warm welcome. A Committee will
attend the arrival of trains and will display a copy of
the Watch Tower for identification.
Friends residing within a radius of one hundred
miles or so are expected; and all who come it is hoped
may both communicate and receive a blessing. Come
watching and praying to these ends. Come direct to
the hall, as above.
MIAMISBURG, OHIO—FEB. 9, 1902.
—————
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HOWEL.
Newman, Tex. Feb. 2, 3 Temple, Tex. Feb. 20, 21
Trent, " " 5 Gindale, " " 22
Abilene, " " 7 Rockdale, " " 23, 24
Ballinger, " " 9, 10 Vanetia, " & nb sp; " 25, 26
Goldthwaite, " " 11, 12 Tyler, " " 27, 28
Evant, " " 14, 15 Greenville, " & nb sp; Mar. 1
Lampasas, " " 17 Dallas, " " 2, 3
Killeen, " " 18 Chico, " " 4
Belton, " " 19
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER DRAPER.
Coalport, Pa. Jan. 14, 15 Canton, Ohio Feb. 2, 3
Elton, " " 17, 18 Tiffin, " " 4, 5
Johnstown, " " 19, 20 Adrian, Mich. " 6, 7
Blairsville, " " 21, 22 Battle Creek, " "& nbsp; 8
Avonmore, " " 23 Charlotte, " " 9, 10
Butler, " " 24, 25 Grand Rapids, " & nbsp; " 11
Youngstown, Ohio " 26 -28 Muskegon, " & nb sp;" 12, 13
Allegheny, Pa. " 29 Kalamazoo, " & nbsp; " 14, 15
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER SAMSON.
Veazey, Ky. Jan. 15, 16 Day, Mo. Jan. 29, 30
Hanson, " " 17, 18 Bethel, Ark.& nb sp; " 31
Evansville, Ind. " 19, 20 Mammouth Spring, " Feb. 2, 3
Boonville, " " 21, 22 West Plains, Mo. & nb sp;" 4
Dahlgren, Ill. " 23, 24 Varvel, " & nbsp; " 6, 7
Carbondale, " " 25 Springfield, " " 9, 10
Jonesboro, " " 26 Lebanon, " " 11, 12
Bloomfield, Mo. " 27, 28 Bolivar, " " 13, 14
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BARTON.
Deer Park, Ala. Jan. 18, 19 Rosenberg, Tex. Jan. 30, 31
New Orleans, La. " 22 Yoakum, " & nb sp; Feb. 1
Crowley, " " 24, 25 San Antonio, " & nbsp; " 2, 3
Houston, Tex. " 26, 27 Dripping Springs, " " 5, 6
Galveston, " " 28, 29 Austin, " & nb sp; " 8, 9
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WEBER.
Albany, N.Y. Jan. 16, 17 Cleveland, Ohio Feb. 2, 3
Schenectady, " " 18, 19 Norwalk, " " 4, 5
Ballston Spa. " " 20, 21 Toledo, " & nbsp; " 6, 7
Fonda, " " 22 Fort Wayne, In d. " 8, 9
Oneida, " " 23, 24 Marion, " " 10, 11
Syracuse, " " 25, 26 Anderson, " " 12, 13
Rochester, " " 27, 28 Elwood, " & nb sp; " 14, 15
Perry, " " 29 Indianapolis, " " 16, 17
Olean, " Jan. 31, Feb. 1 Chicago, Ill. & nb sp;" 22, 23
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HAY.
Palmerston, Ont. Jan. 19 Preston, Ont. Feb. & nb sp; 2
Hamilton, " " 26 Toronto, " " 9
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER VAN AMBURGH.
Allegheny, Pa. Jan. 26 Cumberland, Md. Feb. & nb sp; 2
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HENNINGES.
Duquesne, Pa. Jan. 19 Cleveland, Ohio Jan. 26
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WRIGHT.
Negley, Ohio Jan. 26 Butler, Pa. & nbsp; Feb. 9
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WILLIAMSON.
Wheeling, W.Va. Jan. 26 Washington, Pa. Feb. 9
—————
ALLEGHENY CHURCH MEETINGS.
Preaching and divine worship every Sunday afternoon in
Bible House chapel, No. 610 Arch street, at 3 P.M.
Cottage meetings for prayer and testimony on Wednesday
evenings; and Dawn Circles for Bible study on Monday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings—various localities. These meetings
are interesting, and spiritually very profitable.
German Bible class meets at Bible House Chapel every
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Pastor C. T. Russell may be expected to preach on the first
and third Sundays of each month at 3 P.M. At other times
the pulpit is supplied by various brethren of ability.
ABOUT ONE-DAY CONVENTIONS.
Whenever you see on this page that your invitation
for a One-Day Convention has been accepted, and a date
for it assigned, please proceed at once to make all necessary
arrangements,—for hall, etc. As soon as you have
these completed write to us, giving all particulars, so the
full notice may be published, in ample time.
Hymn-slips will be sent you, also a fair supply of
tracts. These should be at hand for general use.
Remember that the afternoon sessions are specially for
the public, and advertise these only. Your success in getting
the public to attend will depend largely (1) on the
amount and the wisdom of your advertising; and (2) on the
location and character of the hall or place of assembly. It
is difficult, almost impossible, to get intelligent people to
attend any meetings of which they know little, if they are
not held in a reputable place.
====================