The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03

: AT Tue luCdt AsutlcIdH tCnuiS M VII HutttT
day evening, April 9TH. lat 8 o'clock,
and every two weeks thereafter A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend. .......,.-. a..
!. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Mrs. Oner S. Dow, of Des Moines,
delivered splendid address on Sun
day morning, which was greatly en-
joyed by all present. Mrs. Dow is
gifted speaker and while her address
was in Behalf Of the Foreign missions
she brought out some unusually good
thoughts along other lines which were
exceedingly helpful to her hearers.
The collection taken for, missions to-
taled $3.50, which amount was greatly
appreciated by the local society. 1t is
a. notable thing that at this time when
funds are being raised for so many
worthy purposes. the amounts given
for missions have exceeded anything
In the past, as reports show from all
sections of the United States. Eng.
land too has far outd0ne anything ever
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5: The members of the W. F. NJ. 5.
met az the home of Mrs., G. l.. Voss
Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF
meeting Mrs. Dow and also hearing
ffe report OF the membership drive
..sshick has, been conducted the past
TaevSral Weeks The ladies present
Greatly enjoyed Mrs. BOWS talk and
twelve new members were added to
49, hrar If tho onNipfVE
The W.T.. NJ. S. meets with Mrs.
Eva Haworth on East Princeton street
on wednesday, April Sd. An especial
IL interesting lesson on medical work
in missions will be led by Mrs. F. i.
Hoffman. assisted by Mesdames A. p.
Bryau. J. B. Romans and Frank Brown.
A good attendance is desired.
Preaching by the pastor next Sun.
day, both morning and evening. All
other Sabbath services as usual. Pray
er meeting this wednesday, evening
on account Of Sunday school conven-
ton Thursday and Friday.
It, was very gratifying to see the
manner in which the large cOngre2a-
tion. on Easter Sunday observed the
change in time Very few were late.
The cantata rendered by the choir
in the evening was pronounced the
best ever given in the church. A well
merited compliment.
The Kings Heralds met with Mil
lred Romans on Monday afternoon
with fifteen members present. A very
interesting lesson was given by Ma
RE ,Hawley and Katherine Woolston,
assisted BY Mrs. r. c. Hawley. after
which social time was enjoyed. Some
Of the members brought in their
...thank Offering cards, and the others
are requested to be turned in at the
next meeting. . -.
The Standard Bearers are planning
for a very interesting meeting to be
held at the church on Monday evening.
April Sth. to which they have invited
the Standard Bearers from Dow City
to be present A very interesting pro-.
gram is planned and the 'layettes for
the French war orphans, which the
girls have been making during the
winter meetings will be displayed for
inspection This is a very commend
able work and much credit is due
these young ladies for their efforts
along this line.
The Methodist Ladies union met
with Mrs. Rachael Goodrich Wednes-
day and q very pleasant time was had
socially, the ladies busying themselves
with Red Cross knitting. .'..'''. ,
L. D. s. CHURCH NOTES.
Choir practice every Tuesday eve
ming at 1880.
Brother Harpe returned to his home
at Lamont on Monday and will go from
there, April 9Th, to Independence, Mo-,
to attend the worlds conference. The
members of this church have sent
petition to this conference requesting
that Bro. Harpe be returned to Them
again and that Denison be made his
objective point This church has been
in charge Of Bro. Harpe for the past
two years, and the congregation are
greatly in favor OF him being return.
ed to them again.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
The prayer meeting as usual Thurs
day evening, the subject being What
Does Easter Mean to Me-" Services
ON the Sabbath will all be appropriate
to Easter, the evening service being |
= special Sunday school program.
The Brotherhood will meet at the
church ON Monday evening, April LIST. |,
The time of the evening services will
be changed to one.half hour later. be-
with this Sunday, March 31st,
making the time for the b.. Y. T. y.
200 and the evening service at 800.
The Brotherhood viii meet at the
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