The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
Church 'Motes
Baptist Church.

Services Sunday morning at 1880
Subject of sermon. "Thc Great Battle
Of Armagetldon Sunday school al IL
neon T. i. y. T. at O'Clock and
Junior Union at the same hour The
evening service will be at 8 o'clock,
but instead Of the regular gcrmon there
will be musicale by the young people
of the church under the auspices 81
Mrs. Jones class of young men who
presented fine piano to the sunday
school last Sunday. Mrs. Jones, with
few well chosen words, handed the
key I'd the superintendent. The rltnl-
Gale Sunday evening Is in the nature
Of q house warming" for it.
The prayer meeting on Thursday
evening will be at 8 o'clock aud VIII
be in charge Of the Mission circle
On account Of impaired health, Mrs.
Helen mr. Casgaday resigned her ol''ce
Of church clerk Of the Baptist church.
and in accepting her resignation tie
church appointed committee to ORA"
I'D a letter of resolution stating TO
her their appreciation CT hcr twenty
wears of faithful service and the sorrow
because she felt she must retire from
the office. This was done and the res
olutions were read and approved last
week and Mrs. Plimpton appointed to
present them to Mrs. Cassaday, tOgeth-
er with a beautiful little pearl ring
Engraved B. G. G. baptist Church
Clerk 1S96-19lG.
Methodist Church Notes.
Next Sunday will he observed as
Mothers day with an appropriate scr
mon at 1880 a. m. Let us remember
our mother. In the evening another OF
the Sunny Sunday evening services.
AL lother services of the church Will
be held at the usual hours.
The Standard Bearer society enjoyed
delightful meeting with Mrs. Z. L.
Voss on Monday evening. at which
time an interesting account OF lie III
Bulgaria was given by Miss Kate Moss,
of Kansas City, who spent year. Just
prior to the opening of the European
war. in Bulgaria. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close Of the session.
The BOYS Home Guards were royal
ly entertained by Mrs. B. Brodcrser
on Tuesday evening and the lesson was
a most interesting one.
Leaguers. YOU are all invited to at
tend a wienie roast to be held III Grace
Park on Friday evening at ESQ. Thel
picnic supper will be provided by the
committee in charge and jolly time
is anticipated Every Lacquer is eS
pected to come to Grace park on FRI,
day evening.
On last Sunday evening in conncc-
ton with the evening service and excel
lent sermon by the pastor. the con
grecation were favored with beau
tiful vocal solo by Mr.. Roy Dowcll OF
Des Moincs. Mr.. Dowell was invited
to sing at the church services few
weeks ago and those who heard him
on the two occasions enjoyed the selec-
lions immensely. The anthems OF thoj|
choir are growing in favor and special
music will be provided for the services
of next Sunday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. G. l.. Voss on
Wednesday Of last week and reports OF
the recent district convention held at
Coin were given by Mrs. T.. w. Pierce !,
and Mrs. Voss. Following the social
hour pleasantly Spent, light refresh
ments were served
At the third quarterly conference OF
the NJ. f. church Thursday evening the
entire membership was asked to be in
attendance. Addresses on church and
Sunday school work were made by
Judge Conner, Mrs. c, l.. VOss and Ell
w. Pierce Rev. Grant. pastor OF thel
Dunlap church. gave a strong address
on eyangclistic work in the conmun-
ity and represented the district super
intendcnt Rev. W. II. Gable. in the
quarterly conference.
Presbyterian Church.
Mothers day Sunday. May l4th. will
be observed with an interesting serv-
ice at the morning hour of worship.
The music by our chorus choir will be
beautifully appropriate and recitations
by some of the young people will be
given. selections made with particular
reference TO the occasion The pastor
will give short address. Each moth
er will be presented at the door with
a bouquet in token OF the day. Let