The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
Church Notes
Trinity Episcopal Church,
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ond and fourth Sundays of each month
at 1920 o'clock q. in. Sunday school
every Sunday at $50 O'Clock a.. IN. I
Rev. J. Morgan Williams, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church.
| Last Sabbath there was a pleasant
exchange of pulpits between the Meth.
odist and Presbyterian pastors.
Next Sunday evening we are plan
\ ming something of special interest. Try
our Sabbath evening services. You
Twill be more than pleased. Miss Nc
Ferrin, state secretary OF the Christian
\ EndeavOr work in Iowa, will be with
us the coming Sunday and will speak
to the young people at the young PEG
piles hour, and will also speak at the
levening hour of service. She will have
something worth while to say to u.s..
/ Beginning next Sunday evening the
|hour of service will be, changed from
1910 to s. Do not forget the change
On May 9th, at 8 p. m there will be
a special Mothers Day service. Moth
ers especially are Sc0rdially invited to
be present. Let everybody attend in
honor OF Mother.
sMeInool4I sNote8. ~
Next Thursday evening at 7:45 will
open the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy convention. Special music by the
choir has been arranged, Mr.. Barber.
ka will give a harp solo and Miss
Laub preside at the organ. Following
this there will be two addresses by
Mrs. Beall, OF Mt. Ayr, and Mrs. Eva
Gregg Wilson. of India. Friday fore
noon will be taken up by business and
round table talks and discussions per
tanning to missionary work. Luncheon
will be served at the church at noon
to delegates and all members Of the
w. f. M. s.. wishing to remain with
our guests are welcome. The after.
noon program is full OF interest in pa
pers and addresses. At o'clock all
visiting delegates and our Standard
Bearers will have dinner at the church
Immediately followed by an informal
program, and at 1880 the evening
session opens. Special music by the
college quartet and other attractive
features, particularly for the young
people, are scheduled. You are invit-
ed to attend any of these sessions.
Next Sunday morning at 1890 Mrs.
w. M. Dudley, of lndianola, associ-
ate secretary OF Des. Moines branch
of the w. F. M. S., will address the
congregation on some phase OF our
great missionary enterprise. This will
be our local auxiliary's regular Oceas-
ion for thank offering service. A pre-
liminary meeting Will be held Satur-
Ir, pf< no nj
O'Clock. when Mrs. Dudley will be glad
to meet all ladies Interested in the
work of the w. +. NJ. S.
Last Wednesday, afternoon Mrs.
John SillettO entertained the Womans
Home Missionary society in regular
meeting. The Indian and his relation
to our country's social order were
splendidly discussed by Mrs. j. b.
Romans and Mrs. Harding, We read
and hear. much, and oftenest, that the
Indian cannOt5b made to- conform to
our ideas of social and religious life
and customs, but there is another side
to the subject. The missionary soci-
city In it's study brings out all sides
OF the question. Alice Boyd and Ethel
Chamberlin favored the ladies with q
duct. and Mrs Silletto served de-
lightful lunch.
The social affair at the church last
Thursday evening was enjoyed by
about a hundred and twenty-five peo-
pie. The occasion was marked for
its informality and sociability. Light
refreshments werd served in the
League room.
Ysho Enwnrfh will n
new feature in leadership next Sun
day evening. A Baraca gospel team
will have charge. come and bring in
SEPARATION with you and you will go
away with double portion.
Rev. dTOurtellot, pastor OF the Pres
byterian church, ands Rev. Boyd per-
petrated little surprise on their Con
gregafions on Sunday evening by ex-
changing fpulpits for the evening serv-
ice. We were very much pleased to
greet Rev. TOurtellot and everyone
present enjoyed his excellent sermon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet with Mrs. G. l.. Voss
on Wednesday, May 9TH. Those wish
ing to contribute five yard lengths of
blue and white calico for the Mamie
Glassburner box, may do SO at that
time.
The time of the evening church
services for the summer will be chang
ed on next Sunday evening from 1880
to O'Clock, and the Epworth League
from $3.50 tot O'Clock.
Baptis. Church.
Service Sunday, morning at 1890.
Sunday school at 12 noon. Junior
Union at $50 in the north yestry. B.
~. P. U. at and evening service at
Is o'clock.
Mid.week prayer n,eeting Thursday
|eyening at 1880 this week. Truth
Seekers on Friday evening at Z and
choir practice at s O'Clock.
The Women's Mission circle held a
very pleasant meeting at the home of
Mrs. r. e. Pearson Wednesday, after
noon, Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Gus Carl
| son being the hostesses.. Mrs. Conery
had charge of the devotions and Mrs.
Leon Cassaday conducted the program,
the subject being 'The Child In the
Midst"
After the program siSty-five partook
of the delicious two course lunch pre-
pared by the hOstesses.
The school board is now cOntemplat.
| ing remodeling the old Hamilton res
idence. which was purchased by the
| Independent school district several
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