The Denison review., 1915-01-20
Church motes
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Methodist Notes.

hours.
/ Eyangelistic services will continue
throughout this week. A special bul,
letin, issued by the church for last
Sunday, has the following items OF
special interest:
January 18th to I'D Inclusive: Spe-
cial song service every evening from
1880 to s p. m.
Monday Sermon: Vision of the
Holy Waters"
| Tuesday sermon: Answering IA
Great Question"
| Wednesday "Ar Easy
Road tc He'll"
Thursday-Sermon Twice Born"
Friday Sermon: Loves Perfect
Expression"
1t is, time to renew for the Advo-
cate. See the pastor. Let every Meth
odist nome have a cl.lrch paper
Afternoon prayer services are ar
ranged for as follows
| Tuesday Ut the homes OF L. Branch,
Mrs. w. II. Hall, o. NJ. Crswell, HenYy
Faul, Chas. Brogden and j. G. Saul
| Thursday: T.. c. Chamberlin, Ralph
Norris, Roscoe Romans, FL ID. Gray
w. Fl. Bowen and ~ p. Cavett.
Friday: j. M. Garrett, Mrs. A. D.
Randall. James Saul and l.. Hubbell
| On Wednesday afternoon the Wo
mans Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. c. L. Voss. The first half
hour was given to devotionals, un-
ion prayer service in interest of the
revival meetings The lesson was then
taken up, beginning our study of the
, new textbook, In Red Mans Land
the Aboriginal Red Man." the spe-
cial topic for the day This particular
phase OF home mission study will be
continued for six consecutive meet
ings-a chance for all women to be-
come up-to-date on very interesting
subject in our national life. Tie wom-
ell Of this society are responding to
Il call from a frontier parsonage for a
rag carpet A weaver has been enl-
ployed and is at the work.
Next Monday evening the Queen
Esther circle will hold its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. l..
Voss. The young ladies will also take
up the same study as the regular
auxiliary the Indian and his relations
to our government and christian civ
ilization. Miss Retta VanNess will
present the lesson. After the study a
committee of six will serve 15 cent
lunch and conduct social hour All
young people and any others interested
are invited to attend this meeting in
cluding young men who are eligible
to honorary membership.
Tho mnntingS at tba Al 4, cbI,r,b
are progressing with much interest be-
ing felt. The women OF the church
are taking much pains to help by hold
ing series of cottage prayer meet
ings at the homes. Rev. Boyd is Civ
ing varied series OF sermons and
many are attending night after night
to bear them. His talks on immortal
ity have been based not only on the
bible revelation, but from the history
of the world, nature. justice. The
church has been much benefited by
the meetings. Mr.. d. ]. Sibbert has
taken full charge of the gmusic and
trained q choir of male voices, which
are most pleasing to hear The sing
ing on Sunday was particularly good.
Sunday night the pastor sof the Pres
W tSi iiu NHulCi anu IItS peOple were
present, thus showing a commendable}
christian spirit.
Baptist Notes.
Morning service at 1880. Subject
for sermon, Steps Toward Victory
Sunday school at II noon tsharp). b.
Y. p. u at $3.50. Junior Union at the
same hour in the north vostry Eve
niNs service at $50. Late last fall a
series of six sermons on the subject,
"rhe Modern Evidences of Christian
ity." We're announced. but the meet
inss held by Dr.. Sucker occurring al
that time the series was postponed.
We will, however. commence the
series next Sunday evening when the
subject will be Social Christianity"
The remaining subjects are as follows:
intellectual Christianity" National
Christianity" Physical Christianity"
individual Christianity" Progress
i've Christianity. ~
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at |
80. Mr.. Leon Cassaday will lead.
Truth Seekers Friday evening from
Tsto 8 o'clock Choir practice at ST
O'clock.
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