The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07
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attendance W each CLUTCH anu hOo'
favorable comments are heard on the
4 programs. The following was given
at the NJ. E.:
Song Chorus of Fifteen Voices, Or
chestra Accompaniment.
Prayer-Rev. "A. b. Adams.
Song Chorus Choir.
"A Little Springtime Sermon-Edga,
'ralcott.
Song Chorus Choir. Z.
Symbols of Easter-Loren Thomas.
Song Chorus Choir.
An Easter Morning Boys.
The Flowers-Three Girls.
Solo Miss Kathleen Luke.
Easter Lilies-Six Boys.
Easter Rainbow-Seven Girls with
Song by Winifred Johnson.
Recitation, 1.-THE Butterflies" MAX
inc Seemann.
Song, 1.-THE Butterflies. Children.
1.-The Easter Of My Soul" Poem Writ
ten. by Rev. Adams-Vivian Sharp.
Song Chorus Choir.
Extract from Bryan's Lecture. ''rhe
Prince OF Peace, daniel Kick,
Sbng-Choir.
Benedittion.
The following was the program at
the Baptist church:
Song by School, 1.-THE Sound of Chin
ing Bells
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Prayer-Rev. w. A. Nelson.
Anthem, Christ Is Risen"-Choir.
Recitation-C Clara Mae Munsey.
duet, easter Bells-Marguerite Luke
and Edith Nelson.
Recitition--David Ballentine.
He Lives Miss Lulu Howorth's Glass
n Song
Exercise Primary Glass.
A Happy Message Choir
Recitation Marguerite Ballentine.
Male Quartet Messrs. Tatroe, T. Walt
ers, Blowers and Nelson
Recitation-Verna, Walters
The Song Of Mr. Robin-Alice Louise
Swassy.
Duet, Mandoline and Piano-Tatroe
and Nelson.
o. Flowers Awake-Choir.
RecltatiOn--James Ballentine.
Tableaux. u Rock Of Ages. Sung by
Mrs. Anderson.
Flag Drill Mss HOworth's Class.
Song, Ring the Bells of Heaven. -
;Hoys' Glass.
Collection. .s,
The Lesson OF Easter Day-Choir.
I DoxOl0gy.; ~.
BsHediction. :.
John Reed came over from Ute
Monday 10 visit ct the Buss and Wore
homes. :
Floyd Sharp arrived home last week
4 from Kansas City. where he Is attend
ing o veterinary school. Mr.. Sharp
has just completed his second years
work and has one year yet before ne
i becomes Q full Aedged veterinarian
He expects to leave, soon for Terrill
where heawtll practice his profession
aSlS sstSdeat.
Miss Mae Houston entertained the
Bunch Of Jolly Girls last Thursday af.
terno0n, q number of other young
ladies adding charm. to the occasion.
They devoted their time to fancy work
and music, after which a delicious
lunch was spread.
Earl Ettleman returned last week
from Omaha, where he recently under
went an operation for appendicitis. He
feels fine and his friends hope he may
soon be his former self.
Work was begun on the excavation
(, for the new bank building and the dirt
taken Out has been purchased by the
town and is being used to fiji in the
streets. The concrete work will be
begun ut an early date.
Mrs Frank HowOrth came up from
Omaha last week and spent few
days here. She reports her husband
as doing nicely and II all goes as well
as anticipated he will be able to be
brought home before long. She waf
accompanied here by her mother. Mrs
NJ. b. Bailey. who will remain here fol
s0mS time while her husband is in the
3 east i, n
Virgil Butterworth went to Charter
Oak Monday morning to resume his
work on the Crawford County Tele
phone company lines after visit with
his parents, Elder ard Mrs. Charles
Buttefworth. He also ran down t.
W0Odbine to, see his wife and baby.
james HoWorth was down from Den
isOn 1ew days last week spending
i the time 1t the home OF his grand
!, father, Edmund Howorth.
N(isses Lucy Healy and Pauline
Phelteplace Sundayed in Charter Oak
Mira. Toh Munsey and daughter
5 Clara Mae, spent Saturday night IN
Dsnison It the Ben Wingrove home.
Mn. Julia Mix returned to Omahs
Sunday after ten days visit Will
Y her Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Graul
Miss Nina Muma and Miss Kathleen
Luke we're IL Omaha last week from
Thursday until Saturday.
flames and Ed Cooper returned tc
their home in Onawa Monday after q
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Mabel Toon
Nj. and Mrs. l.. A. Larsen and son
Frank, OF Denison, took Sunday din
neriat the Geo. Fritz home
III. G! Scott took possession OF the
Vollerson elevator Thursday and ia
now numbered among the business
men Of our little city. w. H. Rule,
who had assisted Mr.. Vollers0n the
past season, continues the work. Mr..
Scott has been In like business be-
fore and knows the work well. We
wish full measure OF success in the
business for him.
Miss Errha Chamberlain spent q
day or two in DenisOn last week, the
guest OF friends.
Frank Alexander departed recently
for Des Moines, where he has accept
ed q position.