# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1919_S75
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The Lutheran

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Pioneer.

baptized in Holy Trinity Church since its beginning.

Of the former there are 122, of the latter, 169.
A vocal duet by Mrs. Wm. Fish and Mrs. M. Petti-
ford helped much to beautify the service. The
Friendship Society had charge of the entertainment
alter the service. These young folks acquitted them-
selves very creditably in trying to make every one
feel at home.

bent Our Colored School in St. Louis at the Close

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When we review the above services, we cannot
but feel grateful to the Lord for having given such
bountiful success. May He grant that the message
of salvation which He permitted us to deliver to so
many hearers on these two Sundays bring forth
abundant fruits of life!

Norus.
Our day-school in St. Louis was opened on Sep-

tember 2, with an attendance of 76. Since then
the enrolment has risen to 92. Many children had

Student P. Gose, left of picture; Rey. Claus, in center; Mr.
school, right of picture.

to be turned away. Student P. Gose will be in
charge of the school again this year.

Mrs. Boswell and daughter, Mrs. Brennan, Lu-
therans from Little Rock, Ark., were our guests at
the Reunion Service on August 31.

Prof. W. Schwehn was our guest on August 24.
He delivered an encouraging talk after the service.

The congregation in Springfield has decided: to

of the School Term.

I’. Kayser, a friend of the

contribute to the Three-million-dollar Endowment
Fund.

The Berea Bible Class, Springfield, began its
sessions for the year on September 7 under the
leadership of Student E. Westcott. The opening
meeting was well attended. Students Lipfert and
H. Lutz will serve in the Sunday-school. We heartily
appreciate their aid. Herpert C. Craus.

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As soon as the Church ceases to be evangelistic,
so soon will she begin to grow less evangelical.