The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-06
THE CLUTCHES.
Presbyterian Church.
Methodist Church Notes.

X Our congregation WOrshlpped With
\ the Christian church last Sunday
S|evening, it being Rev. j. w. John
Ison's farewell service as pastor of
that church. Our fraterpal relations
i with Brother johnson have been
VERY pleasant during his two years
residence here, and we are sorry to
Isee him go.
! Did the cloudy weather and rain
keep you from Sunday school last
i Sunday? There We're eighty who
did get there, and we had good
thine. The surprise" was a pretty
little solo by Helen Hansell. It was
missionary day and the offering was
good considering the number of
lscholars present.
The Epworthians are showing con-
|siderable interest in the contest
(which is now on in the league. The
Threatening weather did not effect
| the attendance Sunday evening APP
|parently. Miss Whitney led fine
Iservice. 1t is about time to begin
talking up the coming district con-
|vention, to which we should have a
frecord delegation. All young folks
not in a young peoples meeting are
very cordially invited to the League
meeting next Sunday evening at Z.
The Junior League enjoyed a pic
mic supper at Casters lake last Sat
urday. A large number of the boys
and girls were on hand.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. 1t
will be observed with a special SER
mon at the IL service. If you know
of old folks who would come to this
service if they could be brought by
auto, we would be glad to have those
with cars to employ them in this
way.
The young men, of the Baraca class
will present Mothers Day pro-
gram at 1880 next Sunday evening.
This is sure to be very interesting
hour. 1t seems very fitting that the
young men should honor Mother
hood in this way. They invite you.
An offering for class benefit will be
taken.
Choir rehearsal at 7:3o tonight.
Sunday school. .9:45 a.. m.
Preaching -. -. .11:O0 a. m.
and 500 p. m.
Young Peoples Society 200 p. m.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. The
Ooy 40 PpAOpAAdLCAy udlucu dlU liz
tingly set apart to do honor to
Motherhood. 1t is a noble sentiment
which asks the American people to
set aside the second Sunday in May
each year for a particular remem-
brance of our mothers Let every
one who possibly can wear a carna-
ton and attend church next Sunday,
in memory and appreciation of our
mothers. Perhaps there is not a
single one of us, but whose mother
has attended church, and SO let us,
next Sunday, gratefully attend upon
the services in honor of our mother.
Those having automobiles may rem
der noble service by inviting aged
mothers to attend church with them.
lConveyances will be provided for
any mother who is not able to walk
to church, If the name is reported to
the pastor. Let the babies of the
cradle roll bring their mothers with
them to. church next Sunday.
There is a special m latter of busi-1
ness for the young people at the
Young Peoples service next Sunday
evening Meeting promptly at 1900;
Let all the members arrange to be
there on time. Miss Freda Ferren
is the leader for the service. Young
people are especially invited to at
tend these services.
Remember the choir practice this
evening. Important matter of BUSH
ness before the choir and all the
members are urged to attend.