The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-05-20

cussed home discipline and its effects
at some length and emphasized the
necessity of a child's obenience to his
parents. The home he says fosters
affection, love and manliness, and
should be held second in Importance
only to the church. In the morning
he preached on the theme and text,
What Will Ye Do With the Christi
The attendance at both services was
very good and an increase in numbers
was noted at the Sunday school.
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Sunday was Fathers Day" and the
sermon by DR.. Allen was particularly
appropriate to the occasion. Four
hundred and twenty-six were present
at Sunday school and all other ser
vices were well attended by an inter-
ested people. The subject of the morn
ing sermon was American Men as
Home Builders" and the text was
taken from Isaiah 1919, The father
to the children shall make known thy
truths" The family is the natural
corner stone of the nation and the
father should be the natural head OF
the house. The various conditions
which prevail to-day in the home were
depicted by DR.. Allen and he spoke OF
many of the failures and shortcom-
ings of home life. He then turned his
attention to the requirements of
good home and emphasized the neces-
sity for good reading as an uplifting
influence and indirectly a means OF
education in the home. A practical
religion was also enlarged upon as
being of vital Importance in home
life. The Father should be the COM
rade and companion OF the child and
take an interest in his education and
training.
On Wednesday at 2:3O p. m, The
Women's Home Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. William Ramsay
at her home on South D street.
On Friday evening at 1880 The
Kings Heralds will hold a public
meeting and a fine program will be
given.
The Johnathans have organized a
class in the Sunday school and it is
being taught by Mr.. A. j. Walsmith.
All of the men in the church and con-
gregation are urged to join.
On Wednesday evening, May 26, the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
school will hold their quarterly ban
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The banquet committee is Mrs. Fan
ME Stull, Mrs. Gertrude ThralI and
Mrs. d. V. White. The program COM
mittee is Paul Bowles, Prof, Thrall,
Chas. r. Lee and w. ]. Howell.
The Epworth League service was
led by President Herbert Snyder. The
new officers recently elected were in
stalled by the pastor. The officers
are, President, Herbert Snyder; lst
vice president, Annis Smith; End vice
president, Miss Cara Brown; Bird vice
president, Miss Cornie Cowan; Attn
vice president, Miss Blanche Robert
son; recording secretary, Roy Hixon;
corresponding secretary, Claire ID.
Gordon; treasurer, Will Reynolds;
assistant, Walter w. White; pianist,
Blanche Taylor; chorister. Harry
Douglas.
The evening sermon by DR.. Allen
was full of vital interest and was
again on the subject of Manhood.
The text was taken from Psalms "a
What is Man that thou art mindful
OF Him or the Son of Man that thou
yisitest Him." Man was created in
the beginning, little lower than the
angels and was given dominion over
everything. DIR. Allen rapidly traced
the growth and development OF man
in his material prosperity and indi-'
Gated the distinction between the
worldly view OF life and the spiritual
ideals which lead out to the highest
thought and accomplishment. There
was a large attendance and the dis
course made a deep impression.