The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
WALL LAKE ITEMS
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Carried over from last week.
The Memorial sermon was preached
at the Methodist church on last sun
day morning, by Rev. Carnahan, from
the text Proverbs 14-34 righteousness
Exaleth a Nation but Sin is a Re-
proach to Any People, tracing the
thought that only so far, as we, as a
nation, had stood for the principles of
Righteousness had we gained that place
we now hold as a great nation, and
pushing home the fact that we dare
not refuse to accept part of the re-
sponsibiiities that we have come to the
stronger nations to help the weak ones
get on their feet after the World war;
that we must advance as a servant of
the cause of humanity, or go down to
defeat as have the other civilizations
of history. The music was furnished
by double quartette, with singers
from both Methodist and Presbyterian
choirs, with Miss Genevieve Young at
the piano. Flags and flowers were
the decorations, and the service was
"a fitting preparation for the Decora-
ton day services, which were held
here on Monday afternoon.
OnMonday the Decoration day ser
vices were preceded by the annual W.
r. G. dinner at the Methodist church,
which was served to the members and
their families and the Corps invited
guests, the soldiers of the Civil war,
(three in number,) soldiers of the
Spanish American war. two in num-
Der, and the soldiers Of the World war,
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the fiag should involuntary servitude
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,,aaas savines nat the CRY america
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