The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
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Mrs. jane Wood was passenger to
Denison Saturday, where she made an
over Sunday visit with her 9f grand.
daughters, Mrs. Warren Ettleman and
Mrs. Fred Northain, and families. tttgt
Miss Ruth Masters came down from
Z Deliison Saturday for3an over Sunday
visit with her folks.
Miss Mearle Reeser was In Arion on
Saturday visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Clyde sHaskins. 49,
The w. G. r.. U. met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Anna Will
Jams with n fairly good attendance The
meeting was opened with the usual de
yotianall exercises in charge of the
president, Mrs. Robert Docherty. Dur
ing this part Of the meeting the white
ribbon song was sung. The regular
lesson study was taken mp with Mrs
2 A. III. Cook as leader, the subject being
1.-THE w. C.. T. u. University Of Re
FORM" The question of law enforce
-ment was also brought up for discus.
sion, several articles pertaining to that
line being presented by Mrs. Cook. The
citizenship lesson following was in
charge of Mrs. Ida Talcott and taken
as a whole the afternoon was one OF
great pleasure and instruction. At the
close Of the day very nice service OF
refreshments was brought forth, the
proceeds of which will be used for w.
C. Il. ". purposes. The next meeting
win he held at the home of Mrs. RObt.
Docherty, Mrs. Ella Hahn being the APP
pointed leader.
Mrs. Bryce Binnall returned to- her
home in Pierson Saturday after visit
OF a week at the home Of her omther,
Mrs. s. Il. Wiley, and with her hus-
Rinnall.s Her sister, Mrs. Nettie God
tIarti, and son, Elbert. accompanied her
home, remaining until Monday. 49,
Sunday morning Mt the Methodist
church the young folks of the Sunday
school appeared in their ANIMAL Easter
program. The occasion was largely at
tended and immensely enjoyed by all.
The program rendered was as follows:
Song Choir. ia E51 3!s
Scripture Reading-Rev. c. M. Ward.
Prayer--Rev. C. NJ. Ward. aitg .
Song Choir. lsit
THE Lesson Of the Lilies--Irma and
Dorothy TOwne.
Grief and Glory-Mrs. LESSEE Howorth's1
Class.
Vocal Solo-I.eo Wilson.
Easter Pansies Little Folks.
Quartet Girls of Miss Bernice Hun.
sicker's Class
Easter Music-Grace Poiteyin and Ro.
land Crandall.
Easter Dawn Around the World-Frank
Glassburner' Glass.
Vocal SOlO-Virgine Mcbride.
Emblenls OF Easter-Boys of Miss Hun.
sickers' Glass.
Ruby Baber.
Reading, 1.-THE Resurrection" Miss
Pageant, The Sign of the Cross-Miss
Marie Helsley's Class.
Easter Collection.
Song Choir.
Benedict ion-Rev. c. NJ. Ward.
Emmett Quirk was up from TT. Oma-
ha Sunday, guest of Miss Berenice
Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Poitevin are en-.
Pertaining a fine new baby daughter.
born Saturday, April Sd. The little
miss tipped the scales at pounds. Mrs.
James Dearduff is caring for the moth.
er and baby.
Mrs. Francis Gearhart and daughter.
Mrs. Ike Fish, returned Wednesday to
their home in Maxwell. following few
days visit here with relatives, the q.
w Langley family.
j, p. Goodman, who has been en-
nloyed for several months by A. A..
BirkhOfer in the barn. has severed his
connections and resumed his livery bus
mess again.
{ The regular monthly meeting of the
Standard Beaf,ers will be held on Fri
day evening OF this week in the base
ment of the Methodist church with
Miss Virginia Marks as leader. Every.
one is invited.
Mrs. G.. w. Langley passed her sew
enty-ninth birthday anniversary Satur.
day and was remembered with a spIen
did postal card shower by friends. She
a fine collection Ofssome eighty
i've cards. she also being presented with
several beautiful plants and cut flow.
fNsr "a splvy MN yv1nv1fhQ Mrs