Shelby  County,  Indiana

Mount  Auburn  Christian  Church

The  Shelbyville  Republican
Tuesday, November 3, 1914
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LARGE  AUDIENCES
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An Interesting Day at Mt. Auburn Christian Church
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          Sunday, November 1st, was an interesting day in Mt. Auburn.  With a good attendance at Sunday school, though not as large as usual, and with large audience at the morning worship and evening services in the Mt. Auburn Christian church, the day was a happy one.  Visitors were present at the services from Flat Rock, Lewis Creek, Columbus and Franklin, and from other points which the writer did not learn.  In the morning the pastor,  Don A. McKinnon,  appealed to the friends and members of the church and Sunday school to help maintain throughout the closing months of the year their unusually large Sunday school attendance.  In the afternoon he made a pastoral call on  Mr. N. D. Jones,  who is possibly the oldest man in the township.
Submitted by Phyllis Miller Fleming

The  Daily  Republican
Tuesday Evening, August 14, 1888
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          The Christian church at Mt. Auburn will celebrate its semi-centenmial[sic] on the fourth Sunday in August.  There will be a meeting in the grove of  Thomas Clark, one-fourth of a mile north of Mt. Auburn and dinner on the grounds.  Elder John C. Miller  will deliver the memorial address.  Other able ministers will be present.
Submitted by Phyllis Miller Fleming

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