The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
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The district Sunday school conven-
Lake View on October Goth was post
pOned on account Of the rainy wealth
err until Wednesday Of this week. A
| full attendance is looked for il the
weather remains favorable. The ses-
sions are both afternoon and evening
and from the titles of the subjects
and the ones who are to present them
will be we'll worth attending.
The members of the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches will hold a
| union prayer meeting at the former
church this week Thursday at 1880 in
the evening and at $50 at the same
place the Red Cross will hold their
annual meeting for the election OF
members of the executive board and
other business. The retiring members
of the board are Mines. Chas. Goode-
now, w. H. Menold and Ernest Gum
and c. M. Herrig.
Mrs. Chas. Goodenow and daughter,
Marilla, will be hostesses to the Pres
byterian Ladies Aid society at the
Goodenow home Thursday afternoon.
The annual bazaar of the society will
be held on November 22d.
Mrs. Alex Johnson will entertain the
members of the Methodist Ladies Aid
at her home on Thursday instead of
on Wednesday, the usual date, on ac-
count of the Catholic bazaar which
is to be held on Wednesday.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid bazaar
will be held at the usual date, the
first Saturday in December, which
comes on the sixth this year.
Rev. Carnahan preached Red Cross
sermon last Sunday morning that was
| full of information about the work
the organization has done and what
remained to be done, and why we
should not allow our membership in
it to lapse during the time of peace,
which has problems that are as hard
and as necessary to be solved as
those in time Of war. Next Sunday
evening he has planned a service for
! the rehabilitation of the service flag.
Rev. ]. L. Whitney will preach in
the Methodist church next Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Rev. Ad Schwidder preached the
sermon commemorating the four hun
dredth anniversary Of the founding Of
the Lutheran church on Sunday morn
ing, tracing its origin, principles and
growth and proving his contention
that it has always stood for the rights
Of individual man, free thought, free
speech and free choice.
On Monday evening the Metropoli
tan trio, three men of undoubted tai
ent, gave their number on the high
school lecture course. The program
was varied with songs, readings and in
strumental numbers and was fully up
to the standard set by the other num-
bers of the course.
The Priscilla Embroidery club en-
tertained number of their friends
last Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. J. Kinds. The afternoon was
spent in games appropriate to the day
and the decorations were in keeping.
Mrs. Anna Mohr, of Lytton, was an
out of town guest. A five O'clock din
ner was served Mrs. A. Kullman hav-
ing charge of the dinner and the Miss
es Florence Zein, Mamie Hoyt, Anna
Anderson and Maurine Hansen acting
as mattresses. ~
The high school held a Halloween
party at the school house on Friday
evening and Miss Josephine Staab al
SO entertained number of her little
friends that night. The usual topsy-
turvy parties were also in evidence,
with no lists of attendants furnished.
We neglected last week to mention
the arrival Of a daughter at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wildeboer She
arrived on Monday of last week and