The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

An attractive poster greeted the ear
3ly goers to church Sunday morning,
saying GLASS meeting 1000 to $780,"
and the services proved bette. than the
day.
Morning worship, 1890. Music by
the chorus choir. Theme of morning
sermon Building a Life"
Sunday school, 1900. In spite of the
rain there were 191 persons at Sunday
school last Sunday. Will you be one
of the nine to make 200 for next Sun.
meeting in the intermediate department
in the basement was only limited by
the knowledge that in every nook and
corner of the church there We're other
people just as interested in what was
doing. A fine spirit.
Miss Amanda Timm cordially invites
the members of the cabinet of the Ep-
worth League to meet at her home at
is o'clock next Sunday evening for a
conference and luncheon.
Epworth League devotional service
at $50 sharp. Any young person miss
ing this service misses a lively, inter-
esting meeting
Evening service, 1880. Good fellow
ship, live song SERVICE participated in
| by all. Evangelistic message.
The attendance thus far In revival
meetings has been very good and splen-
did interest is manifest. Song service
begins each evening at 1870. Preach.
ling service at $780, Special music u.
cry night. Special delegations from
| time to time. The special feature Tues
day night was beautifully colOred set
of song slides illustrating a familiar
hymn. A great patriotic service Thurs
day evening in keeping with Armistice
day. All patriotic societies invited to
attend. See program in another col
umn.
Young peoples meeting at o'clock
! in League room Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings. in
charge of Miss Stinogel, our deaconess.
Let US pray and plan for a great day
next Sunday.
| All patriotic people of Denison and
community will be interested in an APP
lpropriate celebration on the evening of
Armistice day, to be held in connection
with the revival meetings at the First
Methodist church. #
All members Of the American Legion,
G.. "A. r.. w. r. G. and Boy Scouts are
lserved seats. Ushers will be on duty.
A male quartet of overseas men will
The song America will be illustrat.
ed by beautifully colored slides thrown
on the screen.
f0EeanC ana congregational singing.
Everybody earnestly invited to partici-
Ipate in this service In commemoratiOn
Mrs F.. l.. Hoffman was hostess to
the Woman's Foreign Missionary sOci-
]ety November 3d. Mrs. Penney, vice
president, had charge of the meeting.
The new study text for the year, The
Bible and Missions" was introduced
and the first chapter reviewed by Mrs.
w. H. Laub, giving the missionary
message of the Old Testament, woven
in its fabric and definitely proclaimed
lin its every part. Mrs. Frank Brown
always proving interesting. !,
the Kings Heralds are meeting this
"wednesday afternoon after school
with Faye Dyson and Esther Reimers
las hostesses, at the home Of the for.
mer. Kathryn Woolston has devotions
and Anna Sneller and Dorothy Evers
present the lesson.
The Standard Bearers will meet Sat-
urday evening the 18th with Misses
Helen and Bertha Malone. Pauline
Chambers will have charge of the pro-
gram.
Queen Esthers will meet for monthly.
session Monday evening, November
18th, however at a special hour TO
avoid conflict with meetings now being
held at the church. Listen for an
nouncement at church and Sunday
school. Last months meeting was
with Miss Lottie Bixler, when most
enjoyable time was had. Following the
lesson by Miss Kelly the hostess served
refreshments during the cordial social
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