The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-02
DOW CITY PLANS
CHURCH SERVICES
Methodist Church Of Dow City Plan.
ming Special Services for Each
Sunday During May
iipEArn OF MRS. J. n. ROLLS

DEATH OF MRS. J. r. ROLLS
After Several Months of Suffering
Death Came As Relief to
Well Known Lady
During the month of May the M. E
church is planning special services
for each Sunday of the month. Mex
Sunday will be church rallying da!
for the regular church services. The
pastor will preach at the morning
hour. In the evening there will be
held q patriotic service to which it is
1 desired that the grand army men. thcil
widows, the Spanish-American wal
soldiers, the Sons of Veterans ant
those who have recently enlisted fol
4 the present world war shall make 9
special effort to be present and sit in
4 q body In the center Of the church
The speaker for the occasion will be
Robert Bruce Wallace, of Council
Bluffs, one OF the ablest orators Of
western Iowa and man second to
none In character and patriotism. The
public Is cordially invited to attend
this service. At the Epworth League
service It is desired that all the young
! folks who do not attend other young
peoples religious services will avail
themselves of the evening league
service: The general theme for the
hour is League Building Day. and
the subject Of the study is boy Dream
ers As World Builders" Edgar Tai.
colt lis the leader. The second Sun.
day In the month is Mothers Day"
For the Sunday school Every Mem.
Der Present" day, and at the hour OF
the evening service the Enw0rth
League will give the anniversary pro-
gram, "The Pagent OF Progress" For
the special Sunday services for the
rest OF May watch the papers.
Last Sunday night Mrs. J. II. Rolls
was called from her earthly home to
her heavenly abode. DEATH came as
q relief as she had been a sufferer for
several months with cancer. She will
be greatly missed in our midst as she
Ing q cheerful smile for everyone.
Wells, England, Jan. 20, 1889, and died
al Dow City, Iowa, April 20. 1917. at
the age Of IS years, months and 6
VWy - OA0 wuo lAHI bACu W ooiAAA AsoAAo
on Nov. 4. 1858 at Wells, England, and
IL April 1869, they emigrated to Amer
lea and settled in Crawford county,
Iowa, where they have resided contin-
Uousiy. To this union four children
were born. two dying in infancy. She
leaves to mourn her loss kind and
devoted husband, two sons, George, of
Alton, Ill. and w. c., of this place;
one grand daughter, Ruby, daughter
Of w. G. and Bertha Rolls: two sisters;
one living j. Portsmouth,; England,
and the other in Nelson, New Zeaiand.
aud many kind and loving friends. The
funeral services were held at the home
on Tuesday afternoon, after which the
body was tenderly laid away In the
Dow City cemetery. May the hearts
or those left in mourning find consola-
ton. in the superhunian being, God
who only il able to comfort where the
human arm is short. s -
On, Friday evening the seniors, OF
thos2hiah school were pleasantly en-.
tertained at the home Of Charles Nc
Henry by the juniors at a patriotic
party. The home was beautifully dec
GRATED with large flags and red, white
and blue bunting. The guests were
met atS,the door by two uniformed
maids, Josephine Stepanek and Helen
Jackson, and these two introduced
them to the Wilson daughters, Mar.
garet and Helen, represented by Iona
Wiley and Hazel Judd. These noted
persons introduced the guests to the
rest $oe the nations prominent per.
sons, Uncle Sam and Columbia, Chas.
McHenry and Viola Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Oliver Cook. and Irene
Smith, and the vice president and his
wife, Joseph Smith and Isabel Scott.
This assembly was closely guarded by
three uniformed guards, Loren Thorn.
DIS, Merle Manning, and Paul Argot-
singer. Dinner was soon announced
and the guests found their seats by
names or cabinet officers on the place
cards corresponding to the cabinet Of
ficers, which had been given them
when they entered. The three course
dinner was served by four Red Cross
nurses, Mary Vollersen, Marie Cole.
man, Anna Divine and Marguerite
Luke In the guessing games Vesta
Riddle won the prize, a large box OF
candy, while Miss Helen Hastie re.
4 ceived the consolation prize. The bal
3 aAce of the evening was spent III
games and music, and at late hour
& all departed, having passed most ell.
joyable evening.
We are. glad to report that Mrs.
Vim. jenkins. who has been suffering
so badly with sciatic rheumatism for
!; the past few weeks, is slowly recover.
ing, The nurse is still in attendance.
Herbert Wilson, wife and little son
were down from Denison Sunday and
enjoyed q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Wilson. ..'''
After q pleasant weeks visit at the
Chas. Smith home, the l.. B. Dodge
family departed Sunday night for their
home in Chicago.
County Attorney w. e. kahler was
down from Denison Monday transact:
Ing legal business. ~, ii )
Mrs f. c. Howorth was in Dunlap
Sunday visiting at. the parental, NJ.
p. Bailey home. w ,-,l..a -.
]. j. Butterworth was in Denison
Sunday, where he. conducted preach.
Z ing services at the l.. D. S. church.
The Royal Neighbors met in the |.
q. O.: F.. hall on Tuesday afternoon
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