Rock Island Argus., 1909-02-20
new SERIES BEGUN
Revival Services Are TO be Held al
the First Methodist Church Dur
ing Next Two Weeks.
KEoKuK MAN TO COME
Professor {. A. Hulse to Organize
Chorus-Evanselist Meetings at
Christian Church.

A series OIL revival meetinSS VIII po
held at the First Methodist church, be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing two
weeks Meetings will be held every
evening with the exception OF Satur-
day. Professor E. A. Hulse of keokuk
will organize and conduct a large cho-
rus to furnish music during the serv-
ices. DR.. r. B. Williams, the pastor
will be assisted by neighboring minis
ters. The services will be especially
for the church members, but members
of other denominations will be well
come.
The services tomorrow evening will
be of song conducted by Mr.. Hulse, and
There. will also be short addresses by
the pastor and 20 reasons by laymen
for being Christian.
At the Christian Church.
At the Memorial Christian church
revival services tomorrow there will
be three meetings, the first. at 10:45,
the second at 8 o'clock, and the last
at 7:30. At the morning service Rev.
w. B. Clemmer will preach fon the
theme, "The Deepening of the Spir,
itual Life" Miss Harriet Framing will
sing 20, Blest Redeemer," by New
ton. At 3 o'clock there will be spe-
cial service for men, and the pastor
will speak on the subject, "A Mans
God" Professor c. H. Altheide will
sing my Mothers Prayer" and he
will also conduct a male chorus and a
male quartet will sing. At the even
ing service the subject of Mr.. Glen,
mer's address will be "Why l Am
What | Am" The chorus choir will
sing, and Mr.. Altheide will sing a solo
The services will continue throughout
the coming week.
Boys Choir to Sing.
At the services at Grace Lutheran
church tomorrow evening there will be
a special musical program by a boys
choir and quintet of male voices
the latter being composed of five
brothers. Rev. 1. o. Nothstein will
preach on the subject, THE Guarded
Door
Service for Children.
At the First Swedish Lutheran
church tomorrow evening Rev. S. G
Hagglund will conduct a special serv
ice for children. There will be music
| by the boys and girls choirs and by
the church male quartet. Mr.. Hagg
lund will take as his theme, "a Coco
1 papipp;u0
| Celebrate Washington Day.
The church and Sunday school O
the Spencer Memorial Methods
church will observe Washington
birthday Monday evening, and an elab
crate program has been planned. TIL,
ladies of the church will serve suppe
in the church from to o'clock, fol
lowed by a program in the church au
lditorium At this time a large fla:
will be presented to the church. Judg
F. D. Ramsay will deliver an address
and other short talks will be given
Patriotic music will be feature O
the services.
| Music Feature.
AT the services of the Centra
Presbyterian congregation at tn.
chapel, Twelfth street and Eleventh
|ayenue, tomorrow morning a chorus Q
children from the Junior department
lof the Sunday school will lead tn
singing. AT the evening service
chorus of young people will sing. Th
music of the services is being made
Especial feature, the musical program
| for the morning service being as fol
lows:
Prelude, Adante quasi unpoco adj,
lgio (Mozart)
Offertory Celestial Choir) Impros
isata (originaD-S. T. Bowlby.
Solo, Jerusalem (Parker) Mis-
Emma Benson. soprano.
Postlude, Allegro from Sonata in
| (Mozart).
In the evening the program is :,
follows:
Violin, Mrs Florence B. knight
piano, S. T. Bowlby.
Prelude, "Reverie" (Fanconier).
Offertory, angels Serenada
| (Broga).
Postlude, Allegretto from Sonata i
A (Mozartl