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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
8
The Ames social scene features P E O meetings and club events through February. Reports cover the P E O sisterhoods anniversaries, book club, Italian day at Nonpartel, and Millionaires club elections. Lent opens February 14 with hostesses planning mother in law tea and other family gatherings.
Church of Christ led by H D Williams continues special meetings through Sunday with Dr Cobb delivering highly praised sermons. Thursday asks Who saves and how, Friday How much owest thou, Saturday Listening to voices, Sunday King of Kings and Lord of Lords with Andrew M Shea lead. Services include Sunday school at 9 45, Sacrament at 11, Junior League 3 15, Epworth League 6 30, evening at 7 30 to finish last Sunday's message.
Church schedule with Rev. Walter I. Fowle pastor shows 9:45 Sabbath school 11:00 sermon Why Prayers Answered Are Delayed 3:00 Junior Union 6:30 B Y P U 7:30 gospel service A Song from the Prison House Baptismal service listed.
Christian Science services are held Sunday evening at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall. The evening subject is Spirit.
Catholic Mass with Rev Francis C Renier at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 10 a m At St John s Episcopal Church Herbert A Wilson Rector Holy Communion Sermon 11 00 a m Subject The Value of a Man Sunday School before Morning Service
Bishop Olmstead of Colorado visits the Episcopal church and attends confirmation exercises. The Brotherhood of St John meets at 5 PM in Room 312 Central Building. The Upper Des Moines Baptist Young People mid year rally convenes in Kelley this week with Rev. Walter I Fowle of Ames presiding as association president. Many Ames youths attend.
The Ames area holds its Baptist church annual meeting on February 6 with Rev. C Edward La Reau present through the week for revival services. Nearby, Rev. Alva J Brasted of Lisbon, North Dakota leads two weeks of gospel services. Various local people are noted for illnesses moves and social events including banquets, lectures, and teaching appointments.
Rev. Andrew M. Shea and Trustee J. A. Campbell departed Ames Monday to visit Chicago and Kenosha Wisconsin and several other towns to inspect churches similar to one the Methodist people plan to build. They aim for the best church possible within budget and commend their careful planning.
Mr O E Atkinson was installed as student assistant to Rev W J Minchin at the Congregational church Sunday night. Deacon Rex welcomed him and Rev Minchin extended fellowship. Atkinson pledged to advance church work under Home Mission Board supervision with charge of students in Congregational and Presbyterian churches amid a college of over four hundred students.
The article notes lingering opportunities to enjoy the Catholic Mair event as organizers extend the window for attendees to participate. Participants are invited to share in the remaining activities and celebrate in community.
The Catholic fair opened Monday evening with a concert of unusual merit. The Armory was filled and numbers were generously applauded. The program included solos by Mabel Kinkade and Dora Rich, a piano duet by Mrs Pickett and Mr Ward, and various instrumental pieces. Voting for honors is low but earnest, and the fair will close Friday night.
J. R. Munden of Ames offers farms and city properties for sale and exchange. Prices range from $5 to $35 per acre for rural land and $1,000 to $5,000 for city properties. He provides exchanges, free showing rigs, and invites inquiries at his Ames office with both phones.
A musical evening by the Eadie-Ward Music Company delighted a large audience with Mr. Wilson and Mr. Eadie praised for merit and a program of world soloists. Separately, Martha Hurt, 105, sues for divorce in Salina on cruelty grounds, seeking home title and name restoration Merrill.
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