The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ Church Notes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet to-
morrow Wednesday, afternoon with
Mrs. S. Eastman.
Next Sabbath being Easter Sunday
appropriate Easter music will be rend-
cred by the choir both morning and
evening
Next Sunday evening at 80, Miss
Morrow, OF Freeport.Il Ills IA we'll known
platform speaker, will deliver an adj
dress at the Presbyterian church on the
subject "The Evolution OF Liberty.'
She is christian lady of fiue character
and consecrated zeai in the great work
of uplifting humanity, and one whose
addresses have met cordial hearing in
many of our towns and cities. All are
welcomed to hear the address
Sabbath morning the pastor preached
on the theme of Assembling Together
or Religion as the Basis of Permanent
Unity Among Men" In the evening
Rev. s III. Bashor, of Waterloo, an old
acquaintance of the pastor and a visitor
in the town, delivered by request his
well known religious lecture on "Bible
| Spirilualism or Proofs OF Immortality.
The house was crowded with an appre-
ciative audience who gave the closest
attention TO the discourse. The speaker
gave fine definitions of materialism and
splritualsm, and developed mastery
argument in behalf of Immortality from
the evidences found in nature, in mans
intellectual and moral gifts and in the
teachings of the Bible. These points
were forcibly illustrated in an attrac-
tive manner, and the lecture was very
effective throughout. A fine anthem
was rendered by the choir. :
NJ. e. CHURCH.
Prof. Failor led the Epworth League
Sunday evening.
Sunrise prayer meeting was attended
10y nearly so persons
Remember the special meetings this
week and arrange to attend.
The Sunday school numbered 2S7.
Collection the past quarter 1854.
The choir is preparing special music
for the Easter services next Sunday.
Subscriptions to the Advocates are
now due and may be paid TO the pastor.
| There will be meeting of the official
board Wednesday evening after the
regular service.
|
The w. F. M. s. will hold their regu-
lar meeting Friday afternoon after the
afternoon services.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
their bazaar and supper Wednesday of
next week at the City Hall. Many USE
full articles will be for sale.
There will be afternoon meetings
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of
this week at 800 O'Clock. The events
OF the passion week will be considered.
Eyangellstic services every night at
7:30. Every body invited.
BAPTIST.
Sister Dunbar is with us again after
quite all absence.
Bro. Robert PlimptOn was among our
number on Saturday last.
| The b. Y. z. U. Conquest meeting
was held on Sunday evening. The sub.
Ject tor study was work among the
people OF the southern States"
The special meetings which common
ced on Sunday evening will continue
during the week with Rev. Duboc as
evangelist. The afternoon meetings
Will not begin until Tuesday. but will
be held every day thereafter at 2:3O D.
III.
Once more. as a church, we are called
to mourn the departure from this life
of brother in Christ; for on March 26
Brother VIM. Hoagenson left us to enter
that home above. Bro. Hoagenson has
been among our number for about
three years as an efficient helper. He
Was sick but short time and his death
was shock to many. We wish, as
tody, to extend our sympathy to the
wife who still remains with us.
With hearts filled with thanksgiving
and praise we gathered ON Sabbath
morning to dedicate our church. The
program, as printed last week, was
carried out in most respects. Rev.
Altchlson could not be with us on ac-
count OF illness. The sermon by Rev.
Bartlett was based upon the text, land
what the riches of the glory of His in
heritance in the salnts?" This was
followed by fitting remarks and the
raising OF the sum of money which
would cancel the debt of the church.
The music furnished by the octette was
beautifully rendered.