The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-22
Church notes

The Rt. Rev. Theo. N. Morrison
bishop of Iowa, will hold morning
service and confirmation at the Epis'
cOpal church Sunday, November 26tll,
at 1O:3O a. m. All are cordially in
vited. Rev. M. J. Williams.
I Baptist Church Notes. (.
Sunday morning preaching service
1890. Bible school, II m. Junior I'm.
ion, $3.50 p. m. B. Y. P. u, $3.50 p. nj.
Evening preaching service, 1880 p. m.
Rev. G. e. Hamilton, Pastor
Choir will meet on Thursday eve.
ming Immediately following prayer
meeting. We gladly welcome back
our choir leader, U. M. Cassaday, from
his sojourn in Canada, and he returns
with his usual interest in the best
music possible in our church services.
We bespeak for him the loyal support
of all our singers. ,,..~
The Junior World Wide guild will
meet with Mrs. Schwartzenbach on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. G. *.
Meyers invited the Booster Boys to
her home for social time. The boys
enjoyed the afternoon and the dainty
refreshments served at the close. This
is one of our most enthusiastic organ.
lied classes, having grown in few
months from a membership of five to
nineteen under the efficient leader
ship of Miss Myrtle -McAhren.
The Missionary Reading circle will
meet with Mrs. r. P. Plimpton next
Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. m.
This week is a time set apart by the.
Northern Baptist convention for spe-
cial interest in Home Missions. Our
church begun its observance on Sum
day morning by an uplifting address
on the subject by our pastor. Mrs.
Myrtle Carpenter gave talk on our
Alaskan missions. before the Sunday
school and exhibited a model Indian
colony made and presented by the
Booster Boys. On Friday evening the
B. Y. P. u will give a debate along
Home Mission lines at the church at
1870. The subject will again be pre-
sented on Sunday through program
by the Sunday school.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
A special anniversary service will be
held next Sabbath, November 26th, at
year since the tabernacle meetings of
last fall closed, and this coming Sab
bath service looks back to that time
of decisions, and we cordially invite
those who at that time made decisions
to accept Christ or to renew their al
legiance to Him, and specified their
reference for the Presbyterian church,
to unite with us in observing this an.
niversary. Especially do we desire the
of every one who about
that time united with this church.
This is your service. Come and en-
Joy and make the most of it. Sermon
and music will be especially appro-
pirate. eE4go- AZ
Remember the informal song and
service at 1880 p. m. We
try to mako these services helpful and
interesting. If they help you, invite
someone else to come the coming Sab.
bath evening. .Igr 49,, y .s.
Be sure and remember the Bible
Study course, on '"The Meaning of Pray.
err" which opened last Thursday eve
ming and continues each Thursday eve
ming at 1880. ~
Remember. the Thanksgiving service,
elsewhere, on Thursday,
3Oth, at 10:3O a. m. in the
Baptist church.
Methodist Church Notes.
The first anniversary of the taber-
nacle meetings willrbe appropriately
observed next Sunday at the 10:30 q.
m. service. 1t will be regular "Glad
Day" service with songs that you will
enjoy and a cheering message for all. |
Let every member of the church and
plan to be present.
Strangers most cordially welcomed.
At 1880 p. M. there will be a sermon
on christian Patriotism; Our Coun.
Try, Gods Country
Special music by the big choir at
all of the services.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety had very delightful meeting
asst Wednesday with Mrs. John Cook.
Mrs. Penney presented the work of
our society as it is being carried on
n the south in our missionary
schools for both, mountain whites, and
solored people. MisA Lillian Garrison
was present and favored us with a 4
beautiful sacred solo. After the study |
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