Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-19
SOCIETY HAS
18TH BIRTHDAY
Young People of Broadway Presby.
terrain Church Celebrate Event
With Program.
REV. W. G. :LEVEE SPEAKS
Assistant Pastor Gives Principal Ad-
dress-Ladies' Aid Society OBJ
serves Anniversary.

The Goth anniversary services of the
Young Peoples society of the Broad
way Presbyterian church took place
last evening. The services consisted
of the installing of the officers of the
society for the following year, and a
few short talks and musical numbers
After the report of the secretary had
been read showing the work done by
the society during the past year. the
retiring president. Will Robb, made a
short address, and then the new presi
dent, Wyman Beardsley, gave a talk
Rev. W. &. Oglevee then gave the prin
cipal address of the evening. Specia
music for the evening was rendered
by the choir, and J. G. Hazard sang z
SOLO. The officers installed for the
coming year are:
President-Wyman Beardsley.
Vice President - Miss Josephine
Schneider.
Secretary - Miss Florence McCand
less.
Treasurer-Lyman Weld
Aid Society 20 Years Old.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace
Lutheran church last evening at the
church celebrated the Goth anniver
sary of the organization of the society
The society was organized with th'
81.
danes j. HasselQuist, w. NJ. Reck
&c. w Foss. Weidner. George Sandt
Erland Carlson and Sam Carlson, o
which number only Mrs. Hasselquis
is now a member. The society nov
has a membership of 81 and is dom;
great work in the church. Rev. If
0. Nothstein gave very appropriate
address on "Womau's Work in tn
Church" and special music was give
by the choir
Institute is Opcnei.
The first meeting of the bible schoC
institute conducted by Rev. Mario
Stevenson was held at the Memoria
Christian church yesterday. Mr.. Ste'
enson spoke on Genesis, The Purpos
of God According to Election an
| the address was most instructive an
helpful. This evening he will col
duct an institute for all Sunday schoC
teachers and workers of the city, tn
first service beginning at 7:15 whic
will be a workers conference. TIL
topic will be Teacher Training"
s o'clock he will give an address o
'Exodus-The Great Redemption
Each address is followed by beautifl
| dissolving views showing scenes in til
| life of Christ.
An effort is being made by thos
in charge of this institute TO sprea
more widely the teacher trainir
movement and organize the Sunda
school workers. The meetings al
being held under the auspices of Il
County Sunday School association ar
the Memorial Christian church.
Sunday school Rally.
At the morning service at Spence
Memorial Methodist church yesterd;
rally day service was held in Il
Sunday school. The pupils of the p
mary class, II in number. graduate
from that department to the informed
ate department Mrs. A. c. Larris'
is the teacher of the primary depa
ment. The program was as follow
Hymn-Sunday school.
Prayer-Mrs. George Boomer.
Scripture reading-H. NJ. McCaskri
Solo-Miss Helen Miller
Bible exercise by primary class.
Duet-Carrol Shut and DOrot
Seeley.
Essay-Lillie Erhl.
Speech-Mrs. harrison.
Welcome speeches-H. NJ. MEGA!
rim and Rev. f. r. Shut.
ReadinG-Mrs. Ida South.
Benediction.
Each pupil was given certific;
Of promotion.
Brooklyn Man breaches.
DR.. 7. J. Lacey of the Church of
Rcdeemer, Brooklyn, n. Y, preach
at Trinity Episcopal church yesterd
1t being st. Luke's day, DR.. Lacey tt
as his theme st. Luke and delive
scholarly and helpful sermon on
great physician and apostle.
Union Is to Meet.
The Missionary union of the r.
Island church will hold a meeting
the United Presbyterian church Tn
day, Oct. 80. afternoon and even
A program is being arranged and
principal address of the evening
be by Miss Florabelle Patterson,
teacher in Monmouth college, n
mouth. H.. who will speak on 81
missionary topic.