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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
4
Miss Sylvia DeMoss of 618 West Third street entertained friends last Saturday in honor of Miss Carrie Driggs of Kansas City Mo visiting there. The evening featured rock music and refined refreshments including brick ice cream and angel food cake.
Grandpa and Grandma Tounley travel tonight to Kansas with their daughter Lillie. Mr. and Mrs. Tounley stay to establish a home while Miss Tounley will return in about ten days to resume work in the J. D. Emerick office.
J. R. Snyder departs today to Scottabluff to inaugurate an Encampment lodge. About fifty five charter members are expected to join the opening activities.
The Look Out class of the M. E. church met at Mrs. B. C. Barker’s home on Cheyenne Avenue for reorganization. Mrs. Jan Scott was elected president and Mattie Harris secretary. Refreshments followed the business session as the class extended a cordial welcome to those without a Sunday school home in another church.
The initiatory degree team of Alliance lodge 168 I O O F will initiate a large class of candidates next Tuesday evening April 6. All members are requested to be present. Light refreshments will be served after the initiation to candidates and members.
Gordon Ellis will lead a dance hosted by Alliance lodge No 961 on April 13 with invitation extended to all. The event aims to entertain members and the broader community through social dancing and fellowship.
Next Sunday morning Easter the church will open its doors for member reception. Many have promised to unite, others may decide. transfers may be received if letters are sent, or on personal membership statements. Baptisms offered for those not yet baptized. children may be baptized. A choir musical program follows in the evening.
The church hosts daily meetings this week with sermons Excuses Transfiguration Man of Galilee and a special resurrection service Sunday. Easter program by the Bible school features music exercises and recitations The offering supports National Benevolent Association aged and orphan relief. A county inter church meeting follows Monday at 10 o clock with all day sessions and evening reports of surveys.
The notice invites a sunrise prayer meeting at 6 30 in the church led by the young people's society. It urges attendance for inspiration to commemorate the risen Lord, with Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 featuring Gloria Invocation and an order of service titled The Victorious Christ. Sermon subject follows.
Orrin Gould minister leads a Memorial Day service with hymns and an Easter musicale by the choir. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with communion and an evening concert at 7 20 featuring solos duets and anthems by the church choir and musicians. All are invited at Box Butte and Seventh Street.
Morning program features antiphons and anthems including He Is Risen by Jewett Selo Hope Crushed to Earth by Ashford Jay Vance and Hallelujah Christ is Risen by Lorenz Evening program presents I saw the Holy City by Wildermere and Women's voices Bring Easter Lilies by Loreng and Christ Is Risen by Adams
St Matthew's Episcopal at Seventh and Cheyenne lists Holy Communion at 8 a m and Choral Eucharist at 11 a m on Easter Sunday. Service includes Messe Solennelle selections from St Cecilia by Gounod with parts Gratias Tibi Gloria Tibi Credo Sursum Corda and Santua plus Benedictus Qui Venit and O Lamb of God and Gloria in Excelsis with sermon.
A two story brick building with full basement will be constructed for George Breckner’s welding business beside the Buick garage. Plans are approved, contract let, and the owner is promised occupancy within sixty days.
James T. Nichols, world traveler and newspaper writer, spoke on A Warless World at the Christian church. He praised President Wilson’s league of nations idea, calling Wilson the greatest inventor for peace and describing the Paris conference as shaping world thought.
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