The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-29
Chicken Pie TcmptIneIy Served

SIICkSn RTE SIlpItHEly SeFVeQ.
/, Friday evening in the chapel, the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Congre-
gational church served chicken pie
supper which was attended by about
one hundred and fifty guests. Mrs.
Hepler was chairman of the commit
/ tee in charge and the menu was serv-
ed by the ladies' of the society. The
supper consisted of:
Chicken Pie
i Dreamed Potatoes Gravey
ISlaw Salad Pickles I
i Hot Rolls Jelly Coffee
Ice Cream Cakes
/. The Aid society ladies passed slips !
telling of the lectures to be given in
the near future hy Rev. Williams for
the choir's pledge. Mr.. Williams in
writing these distributed slips, said on
them in part: When the new church
was dedicated, the choir promised a
+ large amount, with the hope that op-
, portunities for earning the money
would present themselves. But there
!. is still large amount to be raised, in
1 order that the pledge may be re-
3 oeemed
Have you ever considered the work
: that the choir does for the church?
n They give one, and sometimes two
l. nights week to practice. They are
e faithful and prompt at two services
each Sunday. Many of them attend
e prayer meeting and some of them are
d active in the Sunday school They are
Q active in other branches of church
4 work. 1t is well to remember this.
n But these activities take all the
" time that they can spare for the work
10 of the church, and many of the mem
le bers tax themselves in order to do this.
~ they have not had tha time and OPP
n portunity to make the money necessary
,e in order to pay the amount they had
,r promised.
ID Now we have a chance and an op-
III portunity to help. have consented to
40 give three illustrated lectures in order
d. to raise some part of the pledge. Both
N the choir and myself are anxious to
@ make success of them from every
#. standpoint. Won't you neip? This
~ will be an acknowledgment of the
work they have done, and the church
will get the money raised. Not cent
will be paid OUT except for necessary
!. advertising, and the expenses of the
lectures.
- 1T ought to be possible for every
nc member of the church to take at least
u, two tickets. Perhaps you can do that
ID though you can only use one. Well
W. sell the other or give it to some FRIEND
~ who would make use of it. Only, lei
" tus all do everything we can to show
that we appreciate the choir and its
ea work"
Will Have Merchants Carnival.
Mrs. George S. Merriam's Sunda.
;, school class of the First Baptis
church will provide an entertainment
of unusual nature next Friday even
ing when they will hold "me1
= chants carnival in the Sunday schoo
rooms at eight o'clock. Each of tn
girl members of the class will repre-
sent some merchants store and som
80 clever little surprises in the name
- OIL heralding twenty or more of then
= we'll, are expected Poems will b
!, devised for amusement of the guest
and in recitation will tell the ware
or merchandise of this merchant
carnival. Refreshments are to b
ar. served and an evening of jollity is i
expectation.
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Oh AS Witch or Ghost You May Gs
on The following post card invitatio
Use explains itself and sounds like som.
ed thing good at the Y. w. C. A. mex
'as Thursday evening:
a Come, come, we pray
To the Y w. C. A.
For witch party we are going
have.
Wig You may dress as a witch or dres
the as ghost
nth Whichever may happen to pleas
ay you the most.
Remember the date,
his The fun stars at eight
November 2, 1911.
lay Trinity Mask Social Monday.
An A who is who" masked social {
the Trinity NJ g. church will be give
by the Epworth League Monday ev
ming.
pie.
ohn Young Peoples Social.
ohn Friday evening, the Young People
and Society Christian Endeayor of til
two Westminster Presbyterian chnrc
had a Halloween social in the chape