The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31

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Promptly at o'clock a most appetiz
ing three course dinner was served by
the Misses Ruby Rolls, Ethel Cole and
Helen and Dorothy Rule. The home
was beautifully decorated with violets
and ferns. After dinner number of
contests were given which furnished
threading contest in which Henry Vol
much amusement First came needle
lersen was awarded the prize, a box
of candy. In a "nigger shooting" con-
test licorice cigars were given and in
cracker contest Misses Adelaide Pot.
lterI and 'vesta Riddle and Jay Ahart
won prizes each one being awarded a
the, evening" was spent in cards, after
which the guests took their departure
One of the best times is reported by
all. Miss Lucille Lang, OF Ames; Clar'
ence Fisher, of Omaha, and Arnold Is.
bel, of Logan, were out of town guests
Miss Wheeler. the nurse, who has
been caring for Mrs. Romanan Hol-
comb for several weeks left Saturday
afternoon for Council Bluffs. We are
glad to state that Mrs. Holcomb is i'm
proving nicely and is on the high road
to recovery. -
Arnold Isbel was up from Logan and
visited over Sunday at the parental
home. ~ -1
Miss Lucille Lang. of Ames, is a
guest of Miss Ruth Swasey.
Mrs. Dan Wingrove visited her sis
ter in Council Bluffs several days the
past week. r ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkhofer and
son, Elmer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bramley and daughter, Purral. spent
the day Friday shopping in Omaha.
| Mrs. Ross, Sheldon was on the sick
list few days last week. but is better
now. &N.E g -#".s 49,
Miss Lulu Starkey returned Friday
from a visitsat the home of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Smith. in Woodbine. 80
~, 80 r. y The Methodist
church, having completed the fine
large basement under their house OF
worship, except the painting and few
minor details, are planning for great
things the last Of this week and the
coming Sabbath.
There was, q meeting of the Epworth
League Monday night at the parson-
age to consider the advisability OF
putting on lecture course the COM
| ing winter. It was taken under DON
sideration and will be decided upon
| in the near future. ...
The men of the church met with the
board of trustees Tuesday morning to
plan for the big annual banquet, which
has been postponed since last fall that
| it might be held in connection with
the re-opening and dedication services
of the church basement. Business
matters connected with the finishing
of the basement, the banquet, the finan
cial campaign and the Jubilee services
next Sunday, February 4th, brought
the men together. The Rev. ]. F. st.
Clair, pastor of the m ethodist church
at Woodbine, was present ito consult
with the board relative to the financial
The programs in connection with the
dedication services are as follows:
Friday night, February I'd, the
church folks will serve one or their
famous big dinners, to which the pub
lie is most Cordially invited. The first
call to supper will be at $3.50, the sec
ond call at $3.50 and the third call at
1880 During, the evening the Rev. J.
F. St. Clair, eof ,Woodbine, will have
charge of the financial campaign, at
which time the money will be sub
scribed on the instalfment plan to pay
for the extensive Improvements that
are found in the new basement. There
is not any doubt but that the members
and the friends of the church will, and
all the good people in Dow City and
the surrounding country will show
their appreciation and approval OF the
undertaking that they will
rejoice all together in the big jubilee
that is to follow.
Saturday, February Sd, has been set
apart as Cleaning Day. This means
that teams OF the men will go out to
solicit those Jof the community who
were not at the banquet and respond
ed with a subscription the evening be-
fore. -
Sunday, February 4th, is dedication
and Jubilee day. The program for the
day is as follows, and will be an all
day program
iO:45 a. M, morning worship, ser
mon or address by President j. w.
Campbell, Of Simpson college, indian
ola. F.f'sf 2,
IL M, Sunday school session, which
is expected to be record breaker:
100 p. M, big free for all dinner IN
the UdSculouCs - Auy "ouO VAO N~'
wish to get in on this feed can do SO
by bringing well filled basket.
2:3O, dedication of the baptistry'
the pastor, Rev. A. B. Adams, being
in charge of the services.
500, dedication of the basement,
district Supt> w. H. Cable having
charge of the services.
$3.50, jubilee services by the Ep-
worth League. Rev. Charles Helsley,
of Denison. will address the young
people. -,
1880, the closing services, Rev. w:
H. Cable in charge. The principal
address of the evening will be given
by Rev. H. A. Musser, of India, who
will prove to be one of the strongest
men that has ever come to any pulpit
in Dow City, Do not fail to hear him.
A most cordial invitation Is extend
ed to all former pastors, to all neigh
boring pastors. to all former members
and friends and to all neighboring
friends of the church or the members
of the church. This invitation Is ex-
tended to ALL to any and all OF these
gatherings and services. st2sSs4 Qr
How can the men get along II Inc
women discard their REMEMBERING
skirts for ovefalls and compete with
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