The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03
Church notes
ev.oae,i.tic Meetings.

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Presbyterian Evanselistic Meetings.
Beginning February 7tl, next Sun
day, the PresDyterians expect to hold
special meetings every evening except
Saturday. at 1880.
The people Of Denison are cordially
invited to- attend. There will be nc
preaching Of dogma or creed; no the
ologicalS debates, or sensationalisms
but If you want TO hear what the bible
teaches about the great questions Of
Sin, Salvation, Forgiveness OF Sin
Heaven, External Punishment, Conver
sion and so on, you will not be disap
pointed In :attending these services
What Jesus Christ came to teach and
do will be the great subject OF each
nights preaching.
Do you. enjoy good old fashioned
gospel singing? You will enjoy the
song service every evening at 1880.
Both in congregational singing and in
special song, the old songs your moth.
err used to sing will be given.
You will help us by your presence.
and we know we can help you.
BE sure and come, with your friends.
Baptist Church.
Services as usual, Sunday morning
service at 1890. Subject OF sermon,
Rive Smooth Stones Sunday
school at ~ noon. B. Y. p. U. at G:3O
and Junior Union at the same hour in
the north yestry. Evening service at
1890. Subject Of sermon, National
Salvation" Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening ats7:3O, followed by choir
practice. Truth Seekers at the par
sonage on Friday evening from Z to 8
O'Clock. w. !. C.'s will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Norman at $3.50 on Sat
urday afternoon.
81, NJ. e. Church Notes.
The sWoman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church met
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs. l..
G.. Goodrich, the lesson being in charge
OF Mrs. w. H. Laub.
The young mems Baraca class OF
the Sunday school will hold novel
oyster supper at McKim hall Friday
evening OF this week, twenty-five cents
being the price OF the tickets The
proceeds OF the supper will be used
for the new floor which has recently
been laid. In their class room.
The Kings Heralds will meet at the
home OF Sarah flarr on Saturday at
ternoon of this week. Everyone is
urged to be present.
Church services will be held as
usual. on next Sunday: Morning
preaching service at 1890. Sunday
school at ~. noon. Epworth League
at G:30. Evening preaching service
at 1880. Pc,
: The entertainment by the Boys
Home Guards. which was to have been
held on, Tuesday evening, was post.
poned, until tonight. when it will
be given at the high school building.
An excellent program in. addition to
the '.Hiawatha" sketch has been pre-.
pared. j /
Mr.. .John-Klim1 er has purchased the
Franz Reetz saloon at Charter Oak. and
will take possesston q the same some
time next month. MI. ,Klinker former.
~ .condncted b saloon In Denison. Mr..
and Mrs, Klinker viii move to Charter
Oak and make theiF permanent home
there. Their sons, Edward and John.
will remain In Denison and make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Benecke.
DIR. BENZ. F. Mill left Monday morn.
ing for Kansas City, to attend the win.
ter meeting of the Missouri Valley Vet
association, and also reun.
ion Of the, class Of 1911 of the Kansas
City Veterinary college. The doctor
expects to visit some OF the larger
anti.hog cholera serum plants while in
the city to gain further knowledge OF
the double method OF vaccination. in
the use Of which he has had marked
success.
Mr.. C. D. Miller met with an acct.
dent ut the mill last Saturday morn.
ing which might have resulted in seri-
GUS injury to him. He was working
with some OF the machinery and his
overcoat caught in q belt, which drew
it up to the pulley, but fortunately the
coat tore before Mr.. Miller was badly
hurt. He received q bad cut just over
the eyes and spraipel his right limb.
He is congratulating himself that he
was able to escape more serious in
jury.