METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Coquille Ijerald.
C H U R C H , SO U TH
CHARLES H. CLEAVES, P a s t o r .
G R O C E R IE S
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«lash, purse $100
Race No 2—T«««♦ ti*«tr
5 8 I. ¡!.
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thri e, purse *100.
Race No. 2| - Burro ruT, f ■ •>
entrance, half mile, firs' premim
$2 50, second premium $1 50.
Race No 3 .- Running, 3 8 mile
dash, purse *75.
This was the first Methodist
The Woman’s Home Mission
Race No. 4— Five-mile nutomo
bile race, 10 h. p., *15 to fiist, *10 church established on the Coquille Society was organized January
river, t|ie organization being ef 19, 1893 with 13 charter members.
to second.
fected in the year 1875.
Conse Mrs. John Lawrence was elected
SATUBDAY, JUI.Y 3.
Race No. 5—Running, 3 4 mile quently the M. E. Church South corresponding secretary and has
stands, as the Pioneer church of filled this position since that time.
dash, purse *150.
Rev. Joseph Perkins was There are at present 26 members
Race No. C—Pacing and trot the city.
ting, half mile heats, 2 :20. class the first pastor of this church, of the society.
which at the time of its organiza
best two out of three, purse * 100,
This is a very brief write-up of
Race No. GJ— Burro race, free tion consisted of seven members, this church which has been a power
entrance, half mile dash, purse *2.50 of whom J. J. Lamb and wife, for good in Coquille for so many
Grandma Lindley and Mrs. Roy years, but it may be a welcome bit
first, $I.5u second.
Rev. Stahl was of history to some readers.
Race No. 7—Running, 5-8 mile still reside here.
the presiding elder at this time.
owners' handicap, purse *150.
This church has passed through
Race No. 8—Running, quarter Coquille was not much of a city at many trials and tribulations in
mile dash, owners' handicap, free that time, there being only a few cident to pioneer life, but these
But the founding have been blessings in disguise.
entrance for horses not trained this families here.
of the church proved to be a suc The membership is now 100, and
season, *10 first, *5 second.
cessful undertaking.
MONDAY, JULY 5.
all departments are well organized
In the year 1877 a church was and the Coquille M. E. Church
Race No. 9— Running, half mile
built by subscription, and it was South is even yet one of the most
dash, purse * 100.
Race No. 10— TrottiDg and pao. known as a universalist church, desirable appointments
of the
ing, half mile heats, best three out but all denominations were privi- Columbia Conference.
liged to use it who so desired.
of five, free for all, purse $150.
Rev. C. II. Cleaves, the present
It was in the year 1888 that
Race No. 11— Running, 3-8 mile
pastor was born in Kansas City
dasb, owners’ handicap, free en the M. E. church South erected an
Kansas, spending his boyhood
trance for horses not trained this edifice, which, for that time, was days in the Middle West.
season, $15 first, *10 second and considered an excellent structure,
In September 1903 he entered
Rev. W. B. Smith was pastor at
$5 third.
Morrisville
college in Morrisville
Race No. 12— Runuing, mile dash the time, and during his pastorate
Missouri, from which institution
here
the
parsonage
was
built.
purse *150.
About the year 1903 an addition he graduated in June 1907 with
A. H. P ow ers , President.
The
was built on to the original church the Bachelor of Arts degree.
G. \V. C ari . eton , Sec’y.
following September he joined the
building,
and
the
church
now
has
As a premium to the winner 1
South West mistouri conference
will give any pacer owned outside, a large auditorium, two excellent M. E. church South and was
of Coos county, that wins first Sunday school rooms and a gallery.
At this
The first Sunday School here stationed at Seneca, Mo.
money in race No. 10, *25; or to
place
there
was
a
new
modern
any trotter, outside of C oob county, was a union school, with Miss brick church valued at *7500.
winning first money in race No. 10, Laura Byers Superintendent, and Two months later he was trans-
Mrs. John Lawrence Treasurer.
*50.
F. P. N orton ,
About 1891, some of the other 1 ferred to the Columbia Conference
Manager Racetrack.
Grants Pass.
other
denominations having or | and stationed at
► »
Many remarkable cures of stom ganized
Sunday
schools, the Remaining there one year, he was
sent to Coquille.
ach troubles have been effected by original organization became
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
The music at this church is far
Methodist school. J. J. Lamb be
Tablets. One man who had spent
above
the average. There is an ex
anie
superintendent
of
the
school
over two thousand dollars for medi
cine and treatment was cured by a n 189G, and has held this posi cellent choir, and a Male Quartette
few boxes of these tablets. Price, tion ever since. The present en recently organized is meeting with
5O cents. Samples Iree at R S rollment of this school is 11().
popular favor. We always aim to
Knowlton’s drug store.
The Epworth League was or lo have good music.
w ir e l e s s
incandescent
Electric Light
A llian ce
ganized in 1891, and now has about
Services are held in this church
50 members. Mr. A. T. Morrison is every Sunday, and pastor and con
The playing schedule for the president <>I this young people’s gregation extend to all a hearty
remainder of the season is as fol organization.
welcome to their midst.
lows:
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