The Denison review., 1915-03-24
Church Motes
Trinity Euisc opa, Church.

Trinity Episcopal Church.
Morning prayer and sermon on sec
ond and fourth Sundays of each month
at 1890 o'clock a. m. Sunday school
every Sunday at $3.50 o'clock a. m.
Rev. J. Morgan Williams, Pastor.
Methodist Notes
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday.
proper observance OF the day will be
given. At the close of the morning
sermon the rite of baptism will be ad-
ministered to infants. Parents desir-
| ing such a service will please keep
this in mind. The subject of the eve
ming sermon will be Love Princely
Gift" 1
Next Sabbath begins Holy Week
Special services will be held every
evening at 1880 O'clock On Thurs
day evening the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
On next Thursday evening, March
25th, at o'clock a Get Together"
dinner will be served to the men OF
the church, at which time free dis
cussion of the New Financial Plan
will be had and speeches made by sew
eral of the men present. A modest
sum is the purchase price OF the tick.
cts which are sold in advance and it
| is desired that there will be large
and representative gathering, every
man of the church and its congrega.
ton being present for this good and
profitable time. On Sunday next
March 2Sth, throughout the afternoon,
two.men teams will visit every fam.
lily connected with the church and Sc.
cure pledges in this every member can
vass for the financial support of the
local church and of it's benevolences
A cordial response to these men and
their appeal is desired and expected.
A splendid sight, to see last Sunday
was the Baraca class, thirty-five young
men, enjoying the Sunday school les.
son and its discussion, led by Pro
fessor Knowlton. A record attend.
ance was sought in celebration OF the
finishing of repairs recently made in
their class room.
! The Philathea young ladies gave a
call for rally day, for their class next
Sunday, desiring everybody eligible to
be in attendance. This invites all
young women who might wish to ally
themselves with this estimable organ:
ization. ~.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mis-. W.
H. Laub entertained the Woman's
Home Missionary society. 1t was a
delightful meeting from every point
OF interest. attendance reaching about
fifty. An interesting program on "The
Indian and His White Neighbors" was
presented by Mrs. Criswell and Mrs.
Hawley, assisted by Mrs. Stock and
Mrs. Hoffman, opening OF mite boxes
resulting in over $12 and more to come
lin, special music by Mrs. Sibbert and
Mrs. Voss and dainty lunch, a sur
prise by the hostess.
Last Sunday evening the young peo.
ple's societies OF the Presbyterian, Bap
tist and German NJ. L. churches met
with the Epworth League in union
meeting, F. l.. Hoffman in charge.
About 800 young people and friends
Joined in the program in discussion
of the temperance question. There was
Ia. spirit OF eiatiUn 6eef The Victories
Won for the cause the past three
months throughout the country, but a
thought OF serious concern was ex'
pressed for each ones part in enforc-
ing the new prohibitory measures. The
college male quartet sang beautiful
number, Miss VansNess gave a greet.
ing message to the visitors and talks
on the subject we're made by VIM. Nc.
Henry, Frank Woolston and Professor
Hawthorne. One hour proved alto.
gether too short time for the excel.
lent program prepared so that parts
by Fanny Hayes, Sylvia Cochran, John
.lelsley and Helen Trexel were post
poned until later meeting. The
young people show an excellent spirit
OF christian unity oil purpose and if
this continues with the present activ-
| ity Denison and vicinity will be great
ly benefited and blessed by such a
band OF young christians.
Baptist Church.
Sunday morning service at 1890.
Subject of sermon. "The Man Who
Wins" Sunday school at IL noon B.
Y. p. U. at $3.50, and Junior Union at
the same hour in the north vestry.
Evening service at 1880. Subject of
sermon, "The Nucleus of the Gospel" "
Prayer meeting at 1880 on Thursday
evening. In the absence OF the pastor
Mrs. r. P. Plimpton will lead. Truth
Seekers from Z to o'clock on Friday
evening. followed by choir practice
at o'clock.
A hearty welcome is extended to all.
Denison friends OF Mr.. Daniel Moi.