The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
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| We have been requested to an
nounce that the Library will be close'
on Saturday afternoon Of this week OF
account of the carnival and also Sat
urday Of next week on account Of thu
| fair at AriOn. No charges will bt
made to those having books which viii
be over due during these two weeks.
Mrs. S. l.. Yable returned to hel
home in Wagner, S. OAK, following {
visit Of a week or more at the home
Of her brother, Ward Towne. Hel
sister, Mrs. Ollie Talcott of Los An
geles, Calf, who has also been here
| accompanied her home for severa
, weeks visit.
Homer Wiley has gone to Dunlap
| where he is visiting at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Leslie Helm.
NJ. f. Church Notes.
Last Monday evening the Official
Board met with nearly all members
present, taking up several matters OF
vital interest to the church and its
different auxiliaries. , Plans were
made for taking the subscriptions for
the 1920-1921 budget on Monday, Sep
TENDER 6, 1920. On Friday evening
the members of the Soliciting teams
met in the League Room to perfect
the plans for taking the every mem.
Der canvas, anu IL Is earnestly ie'
quested that all members be prepared
set for that purpose.
Conference time is drawing near,
and the Treasurers of the different de.
partments would be pleased to have
all financial matters attended to with.
in the next few days, in order that
tied before the pastor leaves and aud.
tied before the pastor leaves for Con.
ference. Conference meets at Winter.
set this year. beginning September
18th.
The Epworth League enjoyed their
annual open-air meeting last Sunday
evening at the Crandall home on the
hill. Lunch was served at six O'Clock,
and at the regular hour Of service
Miss Mable Thomas conducted the
lesson on God Revealed in Nature"
Several readings were given by men,
bers Of the League on Nature subjects,
and altogether it was very enjoyable
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Newkirk contri.
study at the, regular evening service
when they brought their might
blooming cereus" to the church. The
blossoms had begun to open about
four o'clock in the afternoon, and by
the time the service was closed they
were in full bloom. Many of the aud
fence had never seen one of these
plants in blossom, and as the blossom
lasts only q few hours, they greatly
appreciated the opportunity of seeing
the beauties of nature as revealed in
this rare Speciman.
Next Sunday morning the theme
for the Pastors sermon will be Re
lgion and Life" and in the evening
service he will use as a topic whats
Your Opinion?" Come out and enjoy
these services and the Sunday School
service as well. We are planning on
making our Sunday School one of the
best in Crawford County, and the
time you spend with us will be mu-
tually pleasant and profitable.
Ordie Leslie and family came up
from Dunlap Sunday and visited his
sister. Mrs. c. H. Best and family.
Their daughter, Mary, remained for a
few days, Leslie Best going to Dunlap
to spend several days with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Haworth of Den.
ison and Eleazer Cole of Cincinnati
We're Sabbath visitors at the home of
Mrs. f. NJ. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
her visiting father and mother, Aug
ust Tech and wife of Charter Oak