The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12
GREAT LECTURER
IS COMING HERE
Or. Joy Comes to Denison, January
18th to 21st, Upon Invitation Of
Citizens Representatives.
GIVES AN ADDRESS EACH MIGHT
Has Spent Considerable Time in low
Has Spent Considerable Time in Iowa
Talking to High Schools and Has
Highest Endorsement.

t9t0nSSt E.UUOVSeUIcHI.
DR.. Joy comes to Denison January
10th to 9th upon the invitation of cit
liens representing home, school and
church. He will give an address each
evening to the general public and talk
to the boys of the high school every
day at period that may be arranged
by the superintendent.
DR.. Joy is young man, but he has
had wide experience as an interna-
tional lecturer and teacher in the field
of social ethics, child culture, adde's.
cent psychology and christian man.
hood. He has the endorsement of lead
ing educators of the country. He has
travelled and studied in Italy, Switzer-
land. Germany, Holland, Belgium, Eng
land and France, and from his expert
ence has gathered material that gives
his addresses deep interest. He is a
compelling speaker with fine person
atty holding his audiences without eff.
fort.
Dr. Joy spent nearly three years in
Nebraska conducting eighty-four cam
paigns in the high schools of that
state. Since coming to Iowa at the
beginning of the school year he las
spent a week each in tbe high schools
OF Shenandoah, Villisca Ayoca, Corn.
ing. Marenpo. Nevada. Eldora Rome
Ames. Perry, Winterset and Jefferson
The highest endorsement Of educat.
ors. business men and minister's
comes from each place. Read the fol.
lowing:
"Your work here in Ames is already
bearing fruit in better and n stronger
manhood. Our boys have exnerienced
something tremendously worth Wills
and they realize il too Ym,r work
has bronght 10 mr. hovs not only an
experience. hut a c1ltnre as wel,--a
culture that has hack Of II tho trne
christian spirit. Our people appreci.
ate your efforts. Frank Hicks Sn.
perintendent Of Schools. Ames.
II have heard some az the greatest
lecturers az this and other countries.
and L have vet Ia hear one wifi, q
sxSbinrt. Is1sss s.srs an.
thusiasm for his grand message or
with more sincere interest in our boys
than Geo. Ellinyw0od Joy His IN.
cstimable influence as a result Of his
high ideals and right living was NOT
only a great inspiration to our boys
here, but was a grand blessing and
help to all the rest of us who were
privileged to meet and hear him. p
Ira Nelson Crow, M, D.. Marengo.
II heard DR.. Geo. Ellingwood JOY
give six lectures at the First Baptist
Church and in all / was greatly delight.
ed. He is a brilliant man and the Of
feet OF his work must be inspiring to
fathers and mothers and Young people.
believe the unfit of his visit here
will be of Lasting benefit to the Young
people. in our schools. e. F. Jordan.
d. d.. Pastor First -Raptist Church,
Shenandoah.
"Without hesitation | SINCERELY Mace
the stamp Of approval on HE clean cut
work az Gen Ellingwood Inv among
our boys ana citizens, Surely he is n
boy specialist. Before the boy knows
it DR.. Joy has his heart and conf
ience. Parents. too. had their. ewes
opened. His mighty lectures were
both Instructive and inspirational."--
Thos Fl. Gallagher, PHI. D., Pastor M.
Il Church, Eldora.
81 believe the good DR. JOY does
with the bows is continued in the recol.
Lection of his words. his strong person.
;,ity and influence for good. They
are cleaner in habit, body and mind
for having known him."-R. G. Berry.
I Auditor Green Bay Lumber Company,
Shenandoah
"No CITY should miss the opportun,
;tv of witnessing the sublime. chas.e.
moral and religious teaching of this
man who knows lust what to saw. how
r.