The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

bers of the Methodist church enjoyed
fine supper in the new basemen
of the church. About three hundred
people were served by the ladies o
the church. Following the supper
fine program was given, durns
which the district Superintendent
Rev. Cable, of Council Bluffs, gave /;
very interesting address.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety met last Wednesday with Mrs
e. Brodersen. Thirty-fve were pre-
sent and enjoyed the interesting pro
gram conducted by Mrs. F. l.. Hoff
man and assistants. The mite boxes
were opened, resulting in sum O
$1,000 with more boxes yet to come
in. Late in the afternoon. nice re
freshments were served by the hostess
The Woman's Home Missionary so
Society will meet next Tuesday, Ap
ril 8, with Mrs. L. L. Bond. The les
son, "The Two Americas will be ir
charge of Mrs. r. w. Pierce. assisted
by Mrs. w. c. Van Ness, Mrs. Sey
mour Bond. and Mrs. II. g. Garrison
The change in date is made on &C
count of the County Sunday School
convention on Wednesday.
The Kings Heralds will meet or
Monday, April 2, after school with
Marie Hawley.
The delegates from the Junior Bar
AGA class to the Boys Conference of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Conference at Council
Bluffs last week, were Vivian BOus-
Tough, Fred Blocker and Duane Bas-
set. During the Sunday school hour
! on last Sunday part Of the report
| was Interestingly given by Duane
Bassett. Further reports will doubt.
less be given next Sunday.
The Junior Philatheas and Barracks
have challenged each other with an
attendance and new member contest
to last for two months. At the close
of this period, the losing side enter.
tains the opposite class. .
Queen Esthers met last Monday
with Miss Jenna Strahan. The les
son was very ably handled by Miss
| Grace Bamford. During the social
| hour 15c lunch was served by the
committee in charge. which netted the
; treasury a neat little sum.
! Revival Meetings at the Methodist
Church.
Last Sunday marked the opening of
a series of special meetings at the
Methodist church to continue till af-
ter Easter. Out OF town ministers
are assisting the pastor this week.
Rev. A. r. Miller. of Manila, preach
ed Monday and Tuesday evenings,
Rev. A. B. Adams, Of Dow City, We'd
mes evening and Rev. Charles Hell
sley, Thursday evenings and Rev. NJ.
A. Gable, of Malvern. Friday evening.
The latter two arc Denison boys, and
their many frienas will be glad to
hear them. .
Preaching Saturday evening also
with special Palm Sunday services on
the Sabbath
Ali who are in any way Interested
in the services. the really great and
all important things in life are very
cordially invited to attend.
DR.. Gable Preached great SER
mon last Sunday in which he showed
the Church of Jesus Christ to be the
only organization affording help in
time of mans greatest need.
What are you doing to aid the
church in the performance of it's God
appointed and humanity task ?
There is much for each and every
one to do-lend a hand.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
Regular services at 1890 a. M. Sun
day morning, April LIST. followed by
Sunday school at II o'clock. Chris
tian Endeavor meets at $50. No 9TH
err evening service for that day.
Prayer meeting at 1880 tomorrow
evening.
The Aid society meets this after. |
noon at the home of Mrs. Jensen.
There will be an election of officers |
q nd n1ncinU =, tho h,,S fNr ,a
year, which will make an interesting |
The ladies expect to finish !
payment of a, note, and start the new |
year in April with no indebtedness.
The Flower Mission met last eve
ming with Mrs. Jacob Sims. The girls |
are planning a rather unique and en-
joyable entertainment to be given in
April. The officers are: President,
Lydia Otto; vice president, Marie
Eaus; secretary and treasurer, Annie
Andersen.
Baptist Church Notes.
A large congregation listened Sun
lay morning to the third sermon of the
series on the five greatest questions
1 man can ask. Next Sunday morning
he pastor will consider the fourth.
Mans Relation to Man" A hearty
Welcome is extended to- all.
Prayer meeting will be held as usual
IN Thursday evening at 1880.
On Friday night the boy scouts will
meet at 1880 in the church vestry.
The junior chapter of w. w. G. will
lold their regular meeting with Mrs.
hamilton Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. "a |
On Monday evening the Bible Study
lass will meet at the parsonage.
Those recently baptized are specially
invited to attend.
The B. Y. P. U. social Tuesday eve
ling at the home of Miss Myrtle
Ariens was a very enjoyable affair.
April fool jokes and games were in
lulged in, the refreshment hour being
| time of special fear on the part of
he guests. some taking bites of cot
on carefully concealed. while others
we're enlivened by taste of .'ad pep
'er. During the evening Rev. Hamil
on gave short talk on Boosting
he r. Y. p. IT," which lent more /!
eriOuS note To the occasion