The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-13
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Presbyterian Church.
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| Presbyterian Church.
The Lords Supper will be observed
next Sunday, Jan. II at 1920. Let
US not forget the Lords request
This do in remembrance OF me-"
| AT the evening hour the theme
Fear, it's cause and cure" will be
discussed.
Methodist Notes.
Pastor and people were much graft
fed last Sunday evening in having
with them Rev. Williams and congre-
CATION Of the Baptist church. These
occasional visits yof the churches are
indicative OF more than mere courtesy,
but of genuine feeling of church
unity and sympathy in the work OF
our Lord and Master
| A unique service was conducted on
! Sunday evening by the Epworth
League at the regular hour, Miss Lulu
Saul in charge. The hour was given
Ito boosting for the Epworth Herald,
/, the official organ OF the organization.
The idea was developed that the
temperature of the league will in
crease in proportion to the reading
and needing of the splendid articles
}appearing for the various departments
OF the leagues work. Subscriptions
We're taken-twenty of them-indicat-
ing on the chart the hoped for rise
Of several degrees OF interest. There
We're ninety people in attendance.
A Personal Workers Conference"
was held last Sunday afternoon at
the church. Plans for work connect
ed with the meetings now in progress
and also for that OF a permanent ma
ture were discussed and settled upon.
Similar meetings were held Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons.
The devotional or opening exercises
each evening are in charge OF some
one of the organizations of the
church. The league conducted Mon
day evening. Baraca class Tuesday and
Philathea Wednesday. Thursday eve
ming ladies of the churcll-all who
will come and assist will take charge
of the first half hour and the pastor
will follow with a temperance sermon
as fitting close to the w. G. T. U.
"Day of Prayer" The official board
OF the church will preside at the open
ing service on Friday evening. You
are earnestly invited to attend.
The Girls Home Guards held an
interesting meeting with Marie Weiss
Monday evening OF last week After
the business OF the evening the host
ess served dainty lunch.
The Boys Home Guards met Mon
day evening with August Heller. Miss
Alice Saul assisting with the lesson.
Older members OF the Kings Her
aids met at the home of Nellie Bolton
last Saturday afternoon and spent the
hours in sewing, dressing dozen
dolls, which the society has pledged
to have ready by March. to send to
one of our missionaries in West China.
Mrs. Hawley. Mrs. Partridge. Mrs.
Bolton and Miss McAhren chaperoned
this sewing bee" ~
The market day. held last Saturday
by the Standard Bearers, resulted in
$l0.75 being added to their treasury.
The young ladies thank all who con-
tributed to the success OF their sale.
Baptist Notes. \
Services as usual next Sunday. |
Morning subject, "The Origin OF War;"
1920 Sunday school at II noon,
sharp. Junior Union at $3.50. b. vi
p. U. at 6:30. Evening service at
1880 subject OF sermon, Things
Which Are Immovable.' Prayer
at 1880 Thursday evening.
Truth Seekers from I to o'clock on
Friday evening. Choir practice at s
o'clock.
The Lords supper will be admins
tered Sunday evening and all the
are expected to be pres
ent.