The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15
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Methodist Episcopal Church

iVliiotlol IIpislopil ShulStl
| A jolly group of young people at
tended the meeting of the STANDARD
Bearers Friday evening at the home OF
Misses Virginia and Myrtle Marks. Miss
Edna Stinople, the Epworth League
deaconess for the Council Bluffs dis
! trict, was present and outlined for the
| League members the district plans fol
the coming year. An election of Off
GERS also took place at this meeting, all
of the officers of the past year being
reelected for another term as follows
President, Miss Ethel Cole; vice presi
dent, Miss Alice Thomas; corresponding
secretary. Miss Virginia Marks; record
ing secretary, Miss Faye Acker treas
urer, Miss Myrtle Marks. A social hour
with nice refreshments concluded
very pleasant evening. The October
meeting will be held at the parsonage
| the date to be announced later.-The
| Woman's Home Missionary society is
meeting this week at the home Of Mrs.
F. NJ. Mahin on Wednesday.-The Wo-
mans Christian Temperance unioh will
meet on Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. d. f. Bremser. A good attend
| ance is deSred.-Mrs. Robert Docherty
will lead the prayer service Of Thurs
| day evening at 8 o'clock.-Rev and
Mrs. Walter Plank left for the annual
conference at Winterset Tuesday morn
liISo. 1uC " lllC dDScIlCt VI Tie PASTOR
| there will be no preaching services the
coming Sunday. The Sunday school
will convene at the regular hour. |11:45
and in the evening the Epworth League
has made arrangements to hold Spe-
cfaf service at the preaching hour. The
young people have planned a unique
service, one which should command the
support of all the friends of the church.
The local public school was closed
.Vs s1psr
teachers and pupils might attend the
fair at Arion.
Peter Bahr and wife, of Osmond Neb
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wilbeck, of
,, Bloomfield. Neb.. have been greeting
friends and acquaintances here the past
week. Both families formerly resided
on farms in this vicinity a number of
years. having moved to Nebraska only
few years ago.
Glen HonZ and two sons of Dunlap.
made short visit at the home of his
brother, Adolph, Friday on their way
to the AriOn fair.
Miss Martha Helsley was a passen-
ger from Denison Friday for a week
Lend visit, being guest at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Mahin.
j. c. Points. local station agent for
the Northwestern, went down to Honey
Creek Saturday for visit at. home, re-
turning Monday morning. 5i
Mrs. A. B. Carlson delightfully."- enter.
tanned at a dinner courtesy Friday eve.
ming, her guests being Rev. G. A. Bar
ker, wife and sons, Clark and Gordon
Dale Butterworth has accepted a po-
sition in the Butterworth meat market
and will work outside of school hours.
Dale is a good reliable lad and will give
splendid service to his employers Z
Mr., a nd. Mrs. Ben Diclsinsoff. Of Kfaf..
Ian, We're calling on friends in town
Thursday. also coming over to attend
the fair at Arion.
Mrs. n. l.. Underhilll went to Wall
Lake Friday for an over Sunday visit
with friends. The Underhills formerly
resided at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford and their
visiting daughter, Mrs. Marx Gloe, of
Dell Rapids, s. D.. were over from Buck
Grove Saturday and visited their rela.
tives, the Thos. Munsey family.
G. NJ Brake left Saturday for Gowrie
on a few days visit to his son, Lloyd.
and wife. He accompanied w. c. Rolls
as far as Grand Junction in the car.
Mrs. Romanan Wight went to Wood
bine Thur sday to spend some time with
her son, Paul. and family
Mrs. Alfred Edwards was a passen-
ger to Denison Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit at the home of
her husbands sister, Mrs. John Ret