The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-02
Church. 'Motes
Methodist Notes.

BY arrangement Of the Federation
Of Young People," composed OF COM
mittees from the young peoples So
cieties of the Baptist, Presbyterian
and Methodist churches, the third
public meeting in the cause of tenn
perance in general and specifically
against the present saloon petition
circulation. was held Sunday evening
at the Methodist church. 1t was a
union service, largely and cnthusi-
astically attended. w. Il. Orchard,
editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
q man possessing an intimate and
personal knowledge of the evils
whereof he spoke, gave the address Of
the evening. 1t was generally re-
marked as a very splendid address,
full of facts and food for thought, in
all statements; for instance, in the
case of Council Bluffs itself. which is
not an isolated case by any means,
where the saloons OF the city pay as
license about $4,000, but for every
10 cents paid that way they take in
to their business $1.20. A fine invest
ment, but for whom? During the eve
ming the mems choir furnished spe-
cial music. II. l.. Hoffman, chairman
of this young peoples movement. gave
Il report of the workings of the feder-
alton, which has reached quite enor-
nous proportions throughout the coun-
ty. A collection was taken to help de-
fray actual and necessary expenses.
Owing to the Union temperance
meeting last Sunday evening the SER
mon announced by Rev. Boyd for that
evening will be preached next Sunday
evening. Come and hear of THE diff
ference between the moral man and
the christian" Other services for the
day as usual.
AT the communion service last Sun
day morning Rev. Boyd was assisted
by Rev. Eisseman. Immediately pre-
ceding this service two new members
were received intoi full church rela-
tions. Mr.. Howard Cray and Mr. Har
old Dietricksen.
Miss IIertha Lehfeldt will be host
ess to the Standard Bearers next Mon
day evening. December 18th. The pro-
gram will be in charge of Miss Vera
Norris.
The boys and girls missionary So
ciety, the Kings Heralds, met Mon
day afternoon after school at the home
OF Mrs. Voss. The children enjoyed
the hour learning of their less Ior-
tunate brothers and sisters across the
seas.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
ut 1870. Study. chapters >, 10, IL and
~ OF Book of the Acts.
The members of the Philathea class
of the. Methodist Sunday school gave
a delightful surprise party at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Heiden on Monday eve
ming in honor of Miss Florence Cook,
who returned to her home in Miles,
Ia, last evening. The evening was
spent with fancy work and social con-
versation after which light refresh
ments were served. Miss Cook has
been a member OF the Philathea class
since her arrival few months ago to
take charge of class in dressmaking
which she has successfully conducted
up until the present time Her large
circle OF friends are very sorry to lose
her.
Presbyterian Church.
Remember the bible study services
on Thursday evening. You need it.
We need you.
Sunday. 1890 a. M: christianity
the Hope of the World"
Evening, $3.50: Illustrated stereop-
ticon lecture. The Social Aspects of
Foreign Missions" This lecture is H.
Illustrated by an exceptionally fine set
of SO hand colored slides.
A splendid address was given last
Sunday evening by Mr.. Orchard, ed
itOr of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
to union mass meeting in the NJ. b.
church. He dealt with the liquor traf-