The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-17
WALL lake
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Auxiliary to Presbyterian Church al
Wall Lake Holds Exceptionally
Fine Meeting Sunday p. N.
PRES. F. s. NEEDHAM PREsIoEs
County President Explains County
Work and Tells Of Requirements
Points Out Weak Places

day schools of this district. The
meeting began at 2:30 with County
Pres. F. S. Needham in the chair. E
C. Rogers was elected temporary
chairman as Mr.. Payne was unable to
attend. Mrs. McClurg led the SONG
service and Rev. Stratton, from the
Presbyterian church at Auburn, led
the devotionals. C. NJ. Mohler, coun.
ty secretary, then gave talk on the
duties of the departmental superin-
tendents and answered the questions
that arose. The county president then
took up the county work, telling OF
the requirements and our weak places
in the work of making this stand
ard county. This also brought out
questions and discussions and finally
the charts the county secretary had
prepared showing how many credits
each school really had to it's credit
Out of a possible 100 credits school
must have at least 60 to be standard,
and rs per cent Of the schools Of the
county must be standard to make the
county so. Rev. w. E. Ellison gave
the final thoughts ON How the Sun
day School Has Helped Me-" which
was followed by a personal testimony
of several Election of officers result
ed in the following for the coming
year: President, Rev. Higginbotham,
Lake View; secretary-treasnrer. Mrs.
Garnatz, Auburn; secretary of Ele-
mentary and Secondary work, Mrs. E.
c.. Fuller, Lake View; secretary Of
Education; e. c. Rogers, Lake View;
secretary of Administration, c. H.
Young, Wall Lake.
The election on Monday was the en-
pected thing in these precincts, the
vote in Levey being $3.50 and in
West Viola 1858 in favor of the vets.
However, the voters who voted dry
may console themselves in the
thought that they helped to roll up
Sac county's dry majority.
At the general meeting Of the Meth
Odist Ladies' Aid society at the church
last week the officers of the preceding
year were reelected, both as to the
general society and the circles. A
pledge of $50 for the church for the To-
cal Red Cross society was also &C.
cepted by the society and plans made
to raise their share of it. Supper was
served to over a hundred and the pas
tor can feel assured that he begins
the new conference year with the hear
church.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Gosch at their home west Of
town last week.
Three of our boys, Walter Duffy,
Otto Peters and Will Rohde, were at
home from Camp Dodge over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gilligani Of
Storm Lake, and Miss Ruddy, Of Ear
~, were visiting here last Thursday.
Mrs. G. N. Levey, former resident
here, but now a resident OF Oklahoma,
was a guest of her former neighbors,
F. w. Weed and family last week.
D. w. Young was at West Side last
Miss Albright is here from Chicago
visiting her sister, Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Emil Droege, whose home is
in Utah, is here visiting her brother,
viii Payson.
Mrs. Stella Kullman and son and
Mrs. Kullman's mother, Mrs. Wiltse,
of Pisgah, went to Cedar Rapids last
Friday to visit.
Mrs J. S. Porter went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the Rebekah state
DR.. Kennebeck was an Ida Grove
caller last Saturday.
Mrs. H. F.. Brown returned from her
visit with her daughter in Des Moines
last Thursday.
Mrs. Huldah Dahl was at FIT. Dodge |
last week to see her sister and arrange
some business matters.
Miss Gertrude Wessling is here from
Breda visiting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Claussen and
Mrs. E. c. Sherwood were at Carroll
on Monday.
Mrs. McClurg returned from her
stay with her son, Lynn, at Under
wood last Wednesday.
Mrs. YOunie was down from Ode
bolt calling on friends here Thursday.
q Mrs. CrichtOn. who has been stay
ing here with her father, H. Adams,
for about week, returned home and
her daughter is here again.
Mrs. B. Stevens returned to Sac
City last Saturday after weeks stay
here with friends.
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
ary society was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Blanche Clothier last
Friday.
The w. H. M. S. met with Mrs. c.
ter the study was over the hostess
served a dainty lunch.
Mrs. r.. b. Howard entertained the
members of her division of the Aid
society last Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. Mates was down on Red
Cross business last week Wednesday
and this week Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson were
callers at the home of relatives in
OdebOlt last Sunday.
Mr. a"d Mrs. VIM. Morrow returned
from r visit at Woodward Friday.
Bert went down after the auto on
Mo
Il. lss Brown left Tuesday for a bust
nj lip to Des Moines, where he will
ais isit his daughter.
~. and Mrs. J. E. Palmer were
o. from Lake City Tuesday.
- esdames H. Mohr and c. Erchsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Erickson went
to Arcadia last Sunday, the last two
named returning the same day and
the others staying for couple of days |
longer.
Miss Mamie Hoyt spent Saturday at
Lake View