The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31
DOW CITY ITEMS.


= DOW CITY ITEMS.
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The tabernacle meetings led b
Evangelist Colegrove and party ar
now beginning to get in full swing
Professor Conner and Mrs. Come
have arrived, which makes five in til
party. Evangelist Colegrove will con
duct the evening services and ais
preach at most of the afternoon sci
vices.
Rev. Paul Wight will have charg'
of the personal workers among tn
young folks, handle the children
chorus, assist in the solo and duet worl
Of the song service. Mrs. Colegrov'
will have supervision of the cottage
prayer meetings and the leadership o
the meetings of the women; she will
also preside at one Of the pianos fol
the various services. x.
One of the big attractions will b.
the Corners. Mrs. Conner is an art
list Of exceptional ability with the pi
ano and with her voice.
Professor Conner is a master chorus
director, leading with his voice OF
with his trombone. He will lead and
direct the singing for the services. II
is doubtful II ever such company Of
high class stars in evangelistic work
ever came to this county or this sec
ton of the state; and if this part Of
the county does not show their appre
citation of their presence with us, then
those who do not will brand them
selves IS against the church and out
Of harmony with Ill things religious
It surely Is cOmmendable on the part
of the evangelical churches of Dow
City and Arion to give to the people
of this vicinity such opportunities of
receiving the best there is in the land
in religious instruction and entertain.
ment. XII
There will be no services each Mon
day night. Services every other night
in each week for four weeks. Ser.
vices begin at 1880.
The afternoon services will be held
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoons of each. week at 3
o'clock. These services will be held
In the tabernacle.
The morning prayer meetings will
be held on the mornings of the same
days at 10 o'clock and will close at
1880. Below is the schedule of these
prayer meetings for this week. Dow
City has baen divided into three pray
or meeting districts with captains
over each district, On the mornings
In each week as given above, prayer
will be held simultaneously
In each district. Arion will have two
such districts.
Dow City's districts are as follows:
rhe west district, which is all west of
he main street, with Mrs. J. v. Jor-
Ian as captain, assisted by Miss Flor
snCe Miller. The southeast district, |
Which includes all of the city south |
md east Of the two streets meeting at
he Baptist church. The northeast
istrict, which embraces all of the city
lOIth and; east Of the streets inter.
getting at the Baptist church. Mrs.
]. =. Newkirk is captain Of the south.
ast district and Mrs. Gertrude Glass
lnrner ii captain az the northeast dis
r1ct. At the homes where you will
ee the little, white flags in the front
ards Is where the prayer meetings
I'LL be held In each district from day
B day. Mrs Nichols Is the captain
{ the Ari0n, districts. /
The prayer meeting schedule for
10 week u % follows:
ENOrtheast district, Mrs. Glassburner,
aptain, Tuesday ct the home Of Mrs.
J. b. Adams, "Wednesday at the home
{ Mrs. Wiley, Thursday at the home
Mrs. Allen. Friday at the home OF
Irs. Turnlund.
fSouth0ast district, Mrs. Newkirk,
aptain, Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Iewkirk, Wednesday at the home Of
[rs. Bremser, Thursday at the home
Mrs. Walters. Friday at the home
I Mrs. B. Sharp.
West district, Mrs. Jordan, captain,
tuesday ct the home of Mrs. Jordan,
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. E. G.
Virgins, Thursday at the home of
irs. Barnes, Friday at the home OF
Irs Marion Cole.
Arion district, Mrs. Nichols, captain,
tuesday at the home of Mrs. Nichols,
Wednesday at the home Of Miss Ger.
rude Talcott. Thursday at the home
L Mrs. Dean Talcott, Friday at the
lOme Of Mrs. Porter.
Let the people remember that these
'rayer meetings will be the pulse OF
he eyangtlistic meetings and are Of
;reat importance, and should be very
lrgely attended. II
The tabernacle is well heated and
Ighted and the increasing attendance
indicates that this community intends ,
D support this unusual undertaking
nd appreciated talent that will be
nth us for only q month. ,,sF
Mrs. John VIM came last week
rom Sioux City for several weeks
iSit It the parental, Martin Wieland,
ONE before going to. her new home
! Meckling, 8. d. IL
sR. r. Baber went to Anthem last
thursday for . visit at the home of s
Ii son. Gene, and family.
Ben Houston suffered painful in :
Try last week In sustaining badly /
rushed foot as a result of fifty i
Dund weight falling on the member.
Mrs. Sam Kuykendall and little '
lughter, Lucille. were passengers to
iSsOuri Valley Wednesday to spend +
couple Of days with Mr.. Kuykendall. G
re litter, since his resignation from
e Art Wilson barber shop here
Oith ago. has held similar position :, :,
|. Missouri Valley. The family will !,
owe there ~ soon as house can be :,
cured. ~. s+ ~ ~
After several days visit at the . :,
strpe home, Mr.. Hagen left Thurs ~