The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-31
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Trinity EpiseopaI Church.

Trinity Episcopal Church.
Morning prayer and sermon on sec
ond and fourth Sundays of each month
at 10:30 o'clock a. m. Sunday school
every Sunday at $50 o'clock a. m.
Rev. j. Morgan Williams, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church.
Last Sabbath afternoon the every
member canvass was carried out tc
raise the church expenses for the en-
suing year, and the missionary budg
ell. The result was very satisfactory
and the new method voted a decided
success.
Next Sunday, Easter Sunday, very
Interesting services appropriate to the
day are being planned. At the morn
ing hour special Easter music will be
given with an Easter message by the
pastor. At the evening hour the Sun
clay school will give an Easter pro
gram, to which you are cordially in
vited.
+ Remember the observance of the
Lords supper on April 18th at 1890
Il. m.
The annual consregati onal meeting
and social for members OF our congre.
cation will be held on Thursday eve.
ming, April 9th, at 7:3O. Don't miss
this pleasant occasion.
Methodist Notes.
At the close Of the morning service
last Sunday four small children were
baptized. Next Sabbath. following an
Easter sermon by the pastor, the rite
of baptism will be administered to
adults and all desiring membership in
the church will be received upon pro-
fession of faith or by letter.
Every evening this week services
suitable to the observance of Holy
Week are being held at 1880. The
Lords supper will be commemorate
ed on Thursday evening.
The mems banquet, held at the
church last Thursday evening, was a
marked success. The best OF fellow.
ship was manifested. About sixty men
sat down to splendid dinner served
by the ladies. Of the Aid society. Fol.
lowing the dinner several speeches
were made and q good get-together
spirit was happily developed. In con.
tinuance Of the program for the New
Financial Plan Sunday afternoon was
spent in personal canvass of church
men OF the church going in
two-men teams, visiting the various
homes. The preliminary report from
this afternoons effort is most salts
factory and encouraging and it is
thought this special department OF our
church work will be raised to much
higher and saner method Of operation.
The Kings Heralds will be enter.
tanned by Charles Hoffman Monday,
April 5th, Immediately after school.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet Wednesday, April 7th.
at 2:30 p. m. The place of meeting is
scheduled to be with Mrs. c. L. Voss
and 1t is not anticipated a change will
be necessary. A large attendance is
desired as this will be the last meet.
ms before the district convention. to
be held here, In Denis0n April Goth and.
3Oth. and much business will neces-
CARLY arise. ,@
The tea given by the Woman's For.
eign Missionary society last week at
the home OF Mrs. r. G.. Chamberlin
was largely attended and the treasury
Of the society materially aided, Ap.
probation is due for the use OF this
home. for the patronage
given and for the service given by the
in charge.
A new feature in the work of our
Foreign Missionary society
Is known as the Extension Depart.
ment." Locally, this will be in charge
Of Mrs. f. G. Chamberlin. who will SO.
licit members among those who for
good and valid reasons can not attend
the regular meetings of the society.
Herein is great opportunity for some
10 help in a great cause. which they
may have formerly thought it imp0s.
sible to assist. Give your name and
lues and trust the Lord to multiply
this effort at service.
Baptist Church.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday. Ev-
nryone who can should come to the
service and get the vision of
The sublime resurrection meaning.
F'lans are all made, for a full day OF
real Thanksgiving. The church will
De decorated for the occasion and
here will be special appropriate sing
nE.
Morning service at 1870. Subject,
The Resurrection" You should hear
his sermon. 1t is tor.,you and you
need it..
Evening service at 7:3O. The chill:
lren OF the Sabbath school will give
l missionary program, .The Living
Christ for Every Life and All of Life"
The recitations will be given in native
costumes. We viii hear from the
Stands of the Pacific, Korea, the Phil
ppines. China, Burma, India, Syria.
Greenland and America; also six little
Japanese from the primary department
will take part. There will be a short
address by Rev. Williams on 1.-THE
Hope of the Coming Day." Music
prepared for the program
will be given by the. school.
At >the close of the entertainment
IN offering will be taken for missions.
All other services during the week
ls usual.
We give you hearty welcome to
Ill our services. We need you. You
iced us. Come.
E. P. Williams, Pastor.
Mr.. w. j.. SERVER returned yester-