The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-24
Church Hotes
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Methodist Notes.
Services neat sundaysatsthes usual
/ The Methodist church certainly en-.
joyed her share in the Des Moines gos.
pei team services last Sunday. In spite
Of the rainy day a large audience
greeted Mr.. Miles and Miss Greever
who gave stirring addresses, and two
people publicly responded to the ap.
peal to lead christian lives. Short
talks were also given In Sunday school
aWt at 3 o'clock Miss DeJarnette and
Miss Greever had charge of the WON.
ems meeting. Miss DeJarnette spoke
definitely of the Sunday campaign in
Des Moines, of the great work accomp.
lished at that time and OF the follow.
UP work left for the churches. Miss
Greeyer, an east high junior, spoke
from the school girls standpoint, en-
phasizinz particularly the blby study
classes. Upon adjournment Miss
Greever met all the young ladies pres.
ent in the lecture room AMI plans were
effected for three, such classes at least
for the high school, college and the
business women. Work of the kind
for other women was left in the hands
of an nter.denominational committee
Definite plans for all will be announced
later.
Next Wednesday. March Sd, Mrs
Criswell is hostess to the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society ami Mrs.
Frank Woolston presents the lesson,
"'Fhe Child at School,"
The Girls Home Guards will meet
with Caroline PAIL Tuesday evening,
March I'd, Blossom Baker leader.
At McKim hall next Saturday after.
noon the Queen EstheTs will hold 4
Japanese Tea" Everybody is invit.
ed to call any time after 2 o'clock.
when you can be served tea and vari-
Gus Accomplishments. ny your patron
age the young ladies' hope to finish
payment on pledged scholarship in
one of our mission schools in the
south. Any desiring to come late In
the afternoon will find plenty for a
light evening meal.
The February Queen Esther meet
ing was held with Miss Stocking. The
lesson was most splendidly handled
by Miss Hetta VanNess. A pleasant
surprise was the hostess serving de.
licious popcorn balls at the close OF
the meeting.
A red letter meeting for the Wo.
mans Home Missionary society was
held last Wednesday when Mrs. l.. L.
Bond was hostess. Thirty-six women
were present to enjoy the lesson led
by Mrs. Merrill, and the hospitality
OF the hostess, who served a NEST ap-
petizing lunch. Pleasure was added to
the occasion by the attendance OF
many new members, whom we heart
ly welcome.
On Friday OF this week Council
Bluffs sub.district convention viii be
held at Dow City. Addresses by Rev.
Evans, of Trinity church, Des Moines,
and Rev. W. w. Gable, our district
superintendent, good banquet and
good music for the afternoon and eve.
ming form an attractive program. 1t
IS hoped a good delegation from Den:
ison can be in attendance. 1 !.
I "A union service of prayer for Home
Missions IS planned FOR II thursday al.
ternoon, February 2sth, to be held II
the Methodist church. A program is
arranged by the denominational presi-
dents OF the Home societies and you
are earnestly invited to attend. 4,
Presbyterian Church. TIE
There will be regular services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday, as
| follows: h, :
| Morning service at 1890. Sunday
school. at HAS: Christian Endeavor
lat $40. Preaching at 7:30. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
j. G. Tourtellot. Pastor.