Thursday evening from 5.30 to 7 the Ladies of the Aid Society and
the “Don’t worry, Bible Class” served tea to a large number of the
congregation. This part of the program like all the rest was very
successful.
Then followed at 8 p. m. a service which will linger very long in
the memory of all who were present. It was designated most fittingly
as Centennial Night.
It was a service that called up many old and sacred memories, that
stirred the most sluggish imagination, and made us feel that we had
back of us a spiritual ancestry of which we were not ashamed.