Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-03-31
EARLYHLE.

EARLVMLE.
@ AT the Lutheran church, on Sum
day morning, the pastor, Rev. "A.
Wendt conducted the impressive SER
vices OF confirmation, after which
4 communion was administered.
Rev. w. j. Suckow returned Thurs
day morning from Sioux City where
he spent few days on business.
Alex Prentice was a caller In Man
chester, Friday.
Mrs. Don Thibedeau and children,
departed Monday night for their new
home at Henrietta, MINI. Mrs. Blanch
Kahlor accompanied them as fas as
Minneapolis.
Grace Holscher and Clara Klaus
arrived home Saturday, from Charles
City, where they spent a week at the
latter's home.
r. B. Doolittle, and son, Of Delhi,
were callers in this place Saturday.
Max Wendt q student in Clinton
college is spending a vacation at
home
Earl and Winnie Sperring were here
from Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
ss MI. and Mrs. Harold Chapman. Of
Cedar Rapids, are the happy parents
OF baby girl, born, March 22nd Mrs.
Chapman was formerly Miss Lizzie
Millen. daughter Of w. I. Millen Of
Earlville.
Henry Guess, OF independence, spent
Saturday at the Markee home.
Merel Meyers Of Strawberry Point.
spent q few days last week visiting
z friends in this place. 81
s Mrs. Maurice and Margaret have
returned from visit In Parker, s. D.
At the sub-district extemporaneous
contest held in Waterloo on Saturday.
the Earlville high school was repre-
scented by Mason Lowe.
The Outlook club was entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. Alice Mey-
a thaler. Thursday afternoon. Follow
ing an interesting program the host
ess served luncheon.
Mrs. George Matthews entertained
party of girl friends, Wednesday. A
delicious three course dinner was ser
we'd and the remainder of the after
\ noon spent In social manner.
Rose Sperring has so far recovered
from her illness as to return to Rock
ford. Iowa, Monday, and resume her
work as stenographer.
Cashier Rhodes. of the Farmers
State Bank attended meeting Of
bankers IN Des Moines, last week.
The following program will be given
4 ut the M. E. church on Easter morn
Ing:
Prayer --------Rev. "A. M. McIntosch
Responsive Readings Miss MUIR
ley's Glass.
An Easter Welcome" -Genice Larson
"The Child's Easter Question" MARY
ella Burrow.
"The Opening Of the Lily Hol-
scher's Glass
\ Duet and Fac Reeder
Talking in Their Sleep Millicent
Lowe.
"From Shadow to Sunshine Vera
Carly.
An Easter Story Helen Mil1en
Duet ---------Lucile and Cora Klaus
Stones Rolled Away" Mrs Bergman's
Glass.
An Easter Dream" Liebe
sThe Children's Savior" Mrs. Angeles
Glass.
Solo ----------Mrs. Dan Van Gerpen
IAN Easter Sermon" Ella Baskerville 1
Surprising Him to be Gardener"
Rena Angel.
Remarks by Rev. A. M. McIntosch.
Collection.
Song Junior Choir |
The following program will be Civ
en- at the Emanuel church Easter Sum
day afternoon at 2:15:
Solo II Am Going to Try"----Hazel
Matthews.
"A Basket Of Eggs" ----By class Of
little tots.
Song ------------M Male Chorus
Musical Concert Violin, cornet |
I and plano.
Dialouge, "Jesus was a Little Boy"
by class Of boys.
Ten Virgins" Sacred Play
Duet ------------- angels in Light"
e1dress ----------Mrs. George Irm-
scher of Epworth.
Mrs. Belle Kink Of Lena, Illinois, is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
+. Pierce.
Mrs. r. G. Metcalf and Dorothy, Of
Waterloo visited relatives in this place
last week.
Mrs. NJ B. Norman has retudned
from visit with relatives in Nashua.
A large congregation was present at
the M. e. church Sunday to witness
the services attendant upon the de-
mobilization of the church's service
flag. The exercises were as follows:
Prayer ------by Rev. A. M. McIntosch
Community singing.
Civilian Address --------W. I. MiIlen
Response ---------Dr. C. B. Rogers
Solo ----------Mrs. Dan Van Gerpen
Reading Klaus
Most Vivid Recollections of Army Life
Service Men.
Remarks -------Rev. A. M McIntosch
Song ----------Star Spangled Banner
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wroten and daugh-
ter spent the week end in Indepen-
dence.
GREELEY.