Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-19
THE CHURCH Notes
LUTHERAN CHURCH


Confirmation and communion SER
vices at Mt. Sterling, Sunday, October
23rd at II a. m.
NJ. FINSTAD, Pastor.
Services at East Kickapoo Sunday,
Oct. %, at 2:30. Ladies aid will be
entertained at Tom Lewison's October
26th.
L. F. HAMMER, Pastor.
Mission festival in Bethania church
at Esofea, Oct %, both forenoon and
afternoon. Prof Albert Anderson,
missionary to China and at present
home on furlough, will speak on Chi
ma and the mission work there. Offer
ing will be received for the missions
The service will begin at 1890. Please
bring baskets for lunch. Coffee will
be provided by the Bethania ladies aid
at the hall English services in Viro-
qua church next Sunday evening at
1880. Prof Albert Anderson, win
speak Sunday school and Bible class
every Sunday at $3.50. English and
Norwegian classes. We welcome all
and are at service to all. The Viroqua
ladies aid meets next Thursday, Oct.
80, in the parlor of the church. Mes
DANES L. o. Elton, Ole c. Yttri, Jacob
Larmo, Herman Christensen, Matthias
: j. Nelson, Ole L. Olson and John Fla
den will entertain.
The confrmants in Viroqua meets
next Saturday, Oct. %, in the church
parlor. The class in Norwegian at
10 and the English class at 2.
0. X. RAMBERG, Pastor
Services at the North West Prairie
church on Sunday, Oct. %. The Bad
AK ladies aid will meet with Mrs. An
ma Gabrielson on Oct. 81
d. T. BORGEN, Pastor
Mission services in Franklin church
Oct. %, at II. Offering to missions.
Free lunch at noon. Services in I'M
manual church Oct % at 1880. Mis-
sion services in West Prairie church
Nov. g., at Il. Confirmation class of
Immanual meet at the parsonage Oct.
% at a. There will be NO service in
West Prairie church Oct. 20.
Ladies aid of Immanuel's church will
meet in the church parlors October %.
Mesdames Ole Rude, Carl Chistianson
and Bertha Curtis will entertain.
VIROQUA CIRCUIT
The ladies aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Rhoda Fortney on
the evening of Oct, 81. In connection
with this meeting program will be
rendered by the children. After this
lunch will be served; community work
win be discussed. Services on Oct. %,
at 7:45 at Liberty Pole; subject men
Transformed" Bishop Branch at 8
.. M; Springville at II a. M, subject
dying for the Faith in Christ" Re-
organizing of the Sunday School at 10
o'clock. Come, we need you.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday school at 10; morning wor-
ship at IL, c. E. Society at $3.50. Ev-
ening service at 1880.
Our mems meeting last Sunday ev-
ening was declared to be the best yet.
Our speakers, Fulton, Sanford, and
Smith, spoke as one man. 1t was
very easy to follow from one to an
other. Reminded us of one address
in three parts. We have men of abil-
ity and because of this there is no
doubt of the success of the organiza-
ton Our Club has passed that per-
iod of a dream or hope and is now a
positive reality in the chu-ch and con-
munity. Messrs. Parker, Bery, Nye
and Goldsmith rendered two very en-
joyable quartette numbers. Brown
was at the organ as usual. Brown
is always fine but beyond doubt his
voluntary was Tile DeSJ we nave 0SdTu.
Next Sunday is Congregations Eel
lowship Day. Excellent programs are
being prepared for morning and ev-
ening. DR. Talmage of Madison speaks
in the morning and DIR. Rowlinson of
Lacrosse in the evening. Our choir
will be at their best at both services.
Lunch will be served in the parlors
at noon. All families who attend are
rauueStad IN hrine bread and hl1ttar
sandwiches. All meats, vegetables,
etc. viii be provided. We hope to
make the Fellowship Sunday an an
nual event of our church. We invite
every member, every friend, every per-
son not active in another church of the
community. The ladies of the church
serve their regular lunch in the lar
Tors Thursday afternoon.
METHODIST CHURCH
The church whose motto and pro-