Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05

from the 233d company of the military
police corps. Van Law enlisted two
years ago and has been overseas since
last September.
The regular meeting Of the aid so
ciety Of the Elm Lutheran church was
held Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors with Mrs. P. Olson as hostess.
Following the business session the
members enjoyed the time socially and
later the hostess served refreshments.
assisted by Mrs. Chris Laron and Miss
Martha Larson.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the State Street
United Evangelical church held its
regular meeting Thursday evening at
the church when a report of the re-
cent state conference, held in Ever
green. was given by Mrs Hattie Jones
who vent as a delegate. The Lesson on
women Of the Orient" was taken up
with Mrs. c. G. Blodgett as hostess.
The Baptist Temple heartily invites
you to come and worship God Sunday
at IL a. m. and p. m. The Rev. R B.
. IdSluSOny llc pdStOlp "Ai2 oPSee" va
"The Prodigal Parent" in the morning
and on I'VE Would See Jesus" Come
and hear about the writing of 1.-THE
Battle Hymn of the Republic" Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Make the Temple
your church home. Try our welcome
Committee
Mesdames Charles Munson, Anda
Morse, A. E. Myers, Edgar Mason. OIL
lie Correll, w. A. Pike, S. P. Johnson
and George Kline were hostesses
Thursday Afternoon at the meeting of
the aid society of the Methodist
church, held in the church parlors.
Following the business meeting pro-
gram was enjoyed. consisting Of vocal
solos by Miss Ruth Haines, accompa-
MED by Miss Fletcher, and reading by
Mrs. E. W. Harmon. The hostesses
served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Densel, of Los
Angeles. the former q very well-known
business man Of this city who was in
the city for a visit Of a week or ten
days. They are stopping at the Pilgrim.
Mr.. Densel, who was for years assic-
lated with A. E. Wilbur in the firm of
Densel G. Wilbur, left here nearly fiji
teen years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Densel
were married in February at Santa
Barbara, Calf. Mrs. Densel was Mrs.
3Eloise Hazard, former Des Moines
woman, before her marriage.
At the meeting of the executive
board of the City Federation. held
Thursday morning at the public IL
brary, it was reported that $176.75 had
been donated to the fund for erection
of a monument at Riverside to the SOL
der dead of the world war. The Mar
shalltown Club the Methodist aid So
ciety and Marshalltown Chapter, D. A.
r., have each given s25, the War
Mothers of America, 800 and children
from home talent play, $1.75. Miss
Grace Kimberly gave a report of the
K state convention, held recently in
Ames. ~ j.:
Divine worship at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow both the
morning and evening. At the morning
!. service DR.. Crowder will preach on
1.-THE Holy City" including brief re-
view Of some Of the events of the
week. The evening program will be one
\ OF interest in which all may take part.
Good congregational singing, and
short addresses. This will be the last
Vi service In the church before closing
the building for repairs and redecora-
e ting. We extend g cordial invitation to
visitors in the city to worship with US
4 tomorrow.-Committ
Seeing blazing railroad torch in
yard some distance away, at $3.50 Fri
day evening, a resident of the south
I side, near Sixth avenue and May street,
called the fire department. The torch
u has been lighted in celebration Of the
Fourth. Because Of the torn up conS
dition Of South Third avenue, the CEN
I; trail station crew was obliged to make
4 O wide detour, by way Of Twelfth ave-
4 nue., and In so doing took a daring ride
4 between lines OF automobiles on the
Y narrow highway. where visitors had
parked to witness the fireworks at the
fair grounds. Driver Harry McCol-
loeb declared the drive to have been
II the most hazardous he has ever made.