Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-15
orinnsIl and Vicinity.
Special to Tins Republican.

Grinnell, Now lin the absence
from the city on Sunday Of Pastor E.
w. Cross, of tho Congregational
church, the morning services were
conducted by Rev. Royal ]. Mont
gomery. who delivered forcible SER
mon OF plain. practical truths on the
subject OF "The Home and Religious
Education" The speaker compared
the methods Of imparting informa-
ton and maintaining discipline In the
ordinary Sunday school with the
same in the public school. much to
the disadvantage OF the former. and
urged the graded system OF instruc-
ton and the consistent cooperation
Of parents in the home as the basic
element In both more effective study
and discipline Due praise was ac-
corded for much that has been ac-
complished but the great necessity
for more general and strenuous work
along these lines on the part Of the
parents. including also their own at
tendance at Sunday school. was
earnestly urged. Pastor Cross spoke
at the college chapel at Ames on
Sunday morning and Mt the ConEre-
|gational church In the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. L. g. Lemley are to
be- hosts to the membership OF the
Tuesday, Club on the evening OF Nov.
16 at 80, when supper will be served
to the members and their husbands.
Tho Congregational church an
nounces the presentation. on Sunday
evening, Dec. 8, Of IA Pageant Of
Pilgrims" celebrating the tercenten-
nary Of the landing Of the Pilgrims.
This is made to- cover tho principal
historic incidents from the time OF
leaving Scrooby. including the first
Thanksgiving Day. $50
A special musical servico was giveiY
last evening at the Congregation
church, with q male chorus Of sixty.
voices, including the college Elee club,
assisted by Miss Jean Currie and Miss
Grace Seary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Buchanan are
having the pleasure Of q visit from
their son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. M. Buchanan, Of Mitchell. 8. D..
They are both expert marksmen and
joined in the shoot with the gun
club Of Grinnell at the fair grounds
on Friday afternoon. It Is claimed
lady shot of the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs, IT. w. Somers. are
having. a visit from Mrs. Mabel Lam
pheret ,Conkling, who Is on her way
from her home in Wellesley, Mass. to
visit her mother. Mrs. WI III. Ian
phere, I'M Kansas City, Mo. 81.
Mrs. n. A. Cooper, on Second ave-
nue., fs enjoying a visit from her;
daughter, Mrs. 7. q. Riley, who, with
her SON. Edward, will remain until
after Thanksgiving. The Riley family
is moving from their former home at
Moccasin, Mont, to make a new one
at Notre Dame. Ind. Mr.. Riley is an
instructor in bookbinding and form
erly, worked in Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rivers, who
sold their large farm equipment south
of Grinnell some weeks ago, are NOV
ing their household effects to this city
preparatory to shipping them to;
Texas where they are planning to
Great a new home for themselves.
The home economics department OF
Poweshiek county has selected two
of their number to represent that
body at the Midwest Horticultural
Show at Council Bluffs the first five
days OF this week. Both girls, Elsie
Rayl and Gretchen Buck, are students
in Grinnell high school. They will
demonstrate the use Of vegetables In
salads. County Demonstration Miss
Ida Ahrens will probably go with
them.