The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-21
CHURCH NOTES


The items in this column are furnished
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same privi-
leges in the use OF this column
First Presbyterian Church: Next
Sabbath morning the theme of the
sermon will be. The Heritage of Pow
er" In the evening there will be a
service of song with special numbers
that will be of more than usual inter
est. There will be a sermon on the
theme, Mastery Through Discipline"
If you have been helped by your pres
ence at our services we will appreciate
having you tell your friends and bring
them with you if they have no other
church home.
Methodist Notes: Next Sunday
night is State College night. This
will be a service in honor of the great
educational institution Of which Brook
ings is so proud. The College orrhes-
ira will be with us. Miss Saltmarsh
v ~ 'N ~ 'oAb' ooh otN
Chorus Choir will sing. Mr.. Hargett
VIII deliver a special address on "The
Supreme Sacrifice" Sunday morning
the pastor will preach the second in
the series of Abraham. the great spirit
ual pioneer Of the Old Testament. The
church of the Elad hand welcomes you.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian church
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. T.. II. Williams. Mrs. +. w. John
son, Mrs. Guy Smith and Mrs. +. G..
Austin will assist in the entertaining.
First Church of Christ. Scientist:
Sunday service at IL O'Clock a. N.
Subject, Mind" Wednesday evening
meeting at s o'clock. Reading room
open Wednesday and Saturday from .
till 4 O'Clock. All are welcome.
Mesdames Luckinbill, r. A. Larson,
Pierson. Sharp, Poole, DeWalt, Hill
and Kingman will entertain the NJ, f..
Ladies' Aid Society in the church par
lors Thursday, February %. Please
come at 3 o'clock as there will be sew
ing to do for the hospital.
The ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist Church will be entertained by the
February committee at the home of
Mrs. Shaphorst, February 2Sth.
An interesting variation on regular
church service occurred at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday in the form of an
organ recital given by Miss Iona Bur
rows, the %organist of the church. The
church was crowded to the doors and
r.ole than "A hundred people were
turned away. One cannot help feeling
pity 70. those who did not get an OPP
EOrtun,ty to hear this recital. One OF
the most enjoyable numbers on the
program, that is, the most suitable for
the pipe organ. was the "~Epithalam-
ium," or wedding Music" by Hunt
ington-Woodman In grandeur n pur-
ity of thought it was not surpassed.
The Largo from the New World Sym
phony" by DvOrak, was given with dee
phony," by Dvorak, was given with
deep feeling and al orchestral quality
that is almost impossible to get from
a pipe organ. The "Nocturne' by Fer
reta was typical of the composers
smoothly flowing compositions and was
much appreciated. In the Federlein
"Toccata" some fine technical work
was done which was thrown into sharp
contrast by McDowell's ITO a Wild
Rose" with all its sweet simplicity
and sadness. After the "Gavotte" from
"Mignon'' Miss Burrows inserted sev-
eral folk songs, modulating from one
to the other showing her power of. inn
provisation and immensely pleasing
the audience. The two Wagner mum
bers. the Pilgrims Chorus and Tam
hauser were feelingly played as was
the "Auld Lang Sync' transcription
by Erb. Miss Burrows was ably as
sisted by Misses pier, Colfix, Irish and
CARLISLE. In'y SdHS TWO Ciio9 iioi"
Elijah: also Smart's by BabylOn'S
Waters" and Parker's "The Lord is My
Shepherd Mr.. Hargett did not give
his short address on the "Mystic Min
istry of Music saying that the music
had explained that far better than h"
could. but we look forward to a whole
sermon on it in the near future and
we believe it will be an enjoyable one.
ST. Paul's Guild viii meet with Mrs.
r. A. Mark. Eleventh avenue and vii
liams street, next Thursday afternoon
at three O'Clock. A prompt and full
ATTENDANCE is earnestly requested.