The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

song, cnOh.
Prayer, Rev. A. B. Adams. -
Recitation, James McHenry.
Song, choir.
Recitation 1.-The Earth has Grown
Old", Andrew Sharp.
Recitation, "a Christmas Tree" West
Talcott.
Christmas in Sweden, Germany, and
France by Vivian Sharp, Iona Wiley,
Hazel Judd, Glen Coleman.
Ladies' Quartette, Misses Bell,
Luke, Wiley and Manning.
Recitation, 'The Light from the
Manger', Louis Buss.
Exercise. "Can You Talk?", Virgine
Mcbride, Nina Bell and Helen Halo
we'll.
Solo, Winifred johnson.
Recitation, ''If Had Been Shep-
herd, George Crandall.
Christmas exercise. H
Chorus, Christmas carol, thirty chill
dren. !':
Benediction.
The Baptist Sunday School render
ed the following:
Song, School.
Scripture reading and prayer.
Song, "a Message Sweet, choir.
Welcome, Norinne Allen.
Song, Evergreen Garlands". School.
Recitation, "Our Christmas Gift,
Pansy Brown.
Song, Miss Miller's class.
Recitation, Leone Coleman.
Dialogue, Miss Howorth's and Mr..
Tatroc's classes.
Song, Primary pupils.
Recitation, .tSt. Nick, Marjorie Hag
gin.
Girls quartette; my Prayer"
"What Mother Goose Children Want,
1st and End primary.
Fullfillment of prophecy, Mrs. Ho-
warth's class.
Recitation, June Jordan.
Song, Glory, choir.
Song, Our Gifts, School.
Santa Claus presents gifts.
The, children of the l.. D. S. church
gave the following:
Song. .5S
Prayer, J. L. Butterworth-
Recitation, peace on Earth, Vida
Butterworth.
Christmas holly, three children.
"a Stitch in Nime", Maxine Hol-
comb.
Music, Orchestra.
Christmas candles. =.
Recitation, a Gift to Santa, Lu-
Gle Cooper.
Recitation, ssThe Telephone Mes
sage, Vernon Pearsall.
The Christmas Quest.
Looking for Santa.
Distribution of presents.
The Paradise Center Sunday School
will hold box supper at the school
house this week Friday evening, the
proceeds to he used by the Sunday
lSchOOl. ~ ,,f
i R. w. Houston went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Fred Weatherby.
Mr.. Dunham,, of Boyer township,
who recently acquired the John Dat
ter 100 acres in Paradise township.
has sold the same to Fritz Meyer at
Is135 per acre. This brings Mr.. Meyers
real estate holdings up to 40 acres
all in one body.
METHODIST CHURCH
i Standard Bearers meet with Oliver
Cook Wednesday night.
Prayer meeting Thursday night at
1880. Special prayer for a revival.
i Revival meetings will begin Sunday
and continue for several weeks. Rev.
Ia. B. Adams, the pastor will be assist
ed by the Rev. H, p. Mcbride. OF Mar
BILE Rock, Ia, who will have charge OF
Il the music of the revival. The pastor
u Twill endevor to present the gospel in
lsermon, while the people led by Evan
'lgelist Mcbride will present the gospel
in song. 9,asa
i We hereby invite all who will help
lin the singing during the meetings. to
Inject Rev. Mcbride at the church Fri-
\ day and Saturday nights this wseFa'
Il We desire large chorus. Will you
help us? Try to be on time at 1880.
WATcH.NiGHT PROGRAM.
j Watch-night will be observed Fri
lday night at the Methodist church in
which the pastors and people OF the
other churches and the folks or the
lcommunity are invited to join. The
!, following is the program in. part:
From 1880 to 900, Chorus drill led
} by Evangelist Mcbride.
II From 900 to $3.50, DevOtlons, the
!; Epworth League in charge.
From $50 to 10000. Old Fashioned
!, Glass Meeting, NJ. G. Virgins i'll
: charge.
}, From 10000 to 1920, Social Hour.
); From 1890 to 1880, Celebration OF
j the closing OF the Iowa saloons.
/ From 1880 to 11:55, Praise and
!, Prayer service.
i From 11:55 to 1906. Singing OF
Hymn, Another Year is Dawning,
and the ringing of the bells, ringing
out the old and ringing in the new. as
1915 dies and 1916 is being born
The following hymns will De sung:
J. STA, "While with ceaseless course
the sun
Hasted through the former year.
l56S "Come let anew our journey pur
sue,
Roll round with the year.
573, From glory unto glory be TINS
!, our joyous song"
$40, "And now my soul another year
| of thy short life is past.
| SIP. Break, New born Year, on glad
eyes break"
Ell, Another year is dawning."
!, The following poems will be read:
Frank L. stanton's "Tf the New
, Year"
Susan Coolidge's "The New Year"
Alfred Tennyson's Ring Out, Wild
: Bells"
| Na A,1,,, Doo,e, ss'Tbo Rolls -