The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-12
Church 'Motes
Trinity Episcopal Church.

| at 1890 o'clock a. m. Sunday Schoo
every Sunday at $50 O'Clock a. m.
Rev. j. Morgan Williams, Pastor.
Methodist Notes.
Last Sunday morning Dr. Griffith
told us many interesting things con
corning the work done by our hospta
| in Des Moines. Last year 1887 pa
tients were cared for and from two
to three hundred month helped by
free dispensary Additional room is
needed and we were given the oppor
tunity to have share in this worth!
work. DR.. Griffith also preached ii
the evening, giving us helpful scr
mon on evangelistic lines.
Rev. Boyd was leader at the Ep
worth League meeting and presented
a very interesting lesson. The an
nual election of officers took share
of the time and resulted as follows
President, Malcolm Heiden.,
list Vice, Mrs. Woolston.
Cd Vice, Alma Wright.
Sd Vice, Beulah Aylesworth.
4th Vice, Helen Boylan.
Treasurer, Ethel Chambcrlin.
Secretary. Erma Beutel.
Choristcr. Rctta VanNcss.
Pianist, Dorothy Pfarr.
Chairman of Lookout Committee
Percy Cavett.
These officers will be publicly in
stalled on next Sunday evening. The
Epworth League will have charge OF
the services, commencing at 80.
The next meeting of the w. Fl. Nj
S. will be with Mrs Boyd at the par
sonagc We expect an interesting
program.
The Philathea class is perfectins
plans to beautify their class room.
Arrangements are being made. to
add a Young Married Folks class TO
the Sunday school: The pastor will
be the teacher.
Bring friend with you to prayer
meeting this week.
The Queen Esther circle will meet
with Miss Grace Bamford on Monday
evening. May 18th. The lesson, to be
lead by Miss Ellie Norris, promises to
be an interesting one. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the evening
and refreshments will be served. for
which a small charge will be made.
Presbyterian Church.
The Mothers day service last Sun
day evening was very helpful and in
teresting to all. Everything about the
service reminded one OF Mother and
everyone present went away with
deeper reverence for the love, sacri-
fee and service of the mothers. and
with Il higher ideal OF what mother
hood should be.
The pastor was at Vail on Wednes
day evening assisting i'll the ordination
and installation of q brother pastor.
Rev. Roy Jones, Of the Vail Presby-
terrain church.
Interesting services for next Sun
day, May 18th. Songs which draw
you nearer to God and sermons which
give you Gods message.
Come to church Sunday.
May 23d. union memorial service in
the Presbyterian church at 10:3O a. III.
Union baccalaureate service in the
Methodist church at p. N. the same
date.
Baptist
The pastor, Rev. f. p. Williams, en-
poets to be absent during the next
three weeks, being in attendance at
the Northern Baptist convention at
Los Angeles. Next Sunday morning
Mrs. Williams will occupy the pulpit
and the usual services will be held.
In the evening Il local gospel team
will have charge, and will also con-
duct Sunday evening services until
the return of the pastor. A cordial i'll
Vitation is extended to all.
On another page of this weeks is
sue of the Review will be found the
statement of the condition of the First
National bank at the close of business
May LIST. as required by law. This
statement is made out in the new form
required by the government and con-
tains much information which has not
been called for heretofore. The state
ment shows total footing of cOnsid-
cradle over $1,O00,00o, which is an eX-
ceptionally good showing. With good
sound banks, such as we have in Den
ison, Crawford county people need not
worry over financial matters.
Additional Denison local news will
be found on page five Of the second
section.
The Rev. T.. p. Williams of the Bap-
fist church expects to leave Saturday
for Los Angeles, Cali, where he will
attend a convention OF the northern
Rantists Through the kindness of a