None would go comfortless on his way
A Kansas City Times verse urges shared burden and cheerful smiles to lighten hearts and prompt kindness. The poem laments isolation and calls for understanding to ease the load carried by others.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
8
A Kansas City Times verse urges shared burden and cheerful smiles to lighten hearts and prompt kindness. The poem laments isolation and calls for understanding to ease the load carried by others.
Sven's Book and Basket club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Dodds as hostess and Mrs Pratt and Mrs Rultz in charge of the program. Civic Improvement society also meets Monday evening in the library lecture room. The Cemetery association gathers next Friday at 2 30 p m with Miss Chamberlain.
The Rebekah lodges of Story and Boone counties plan their eighth annual convention in Ames on Wednesday June 19 with large delegations. Judge Henderson of Indianola Grand Master will speak, with Cora L Chapin Alta Stryker and Elizabeth Nelson to participate. Activities include openings by Madrid and Boonesboro lodges, Royal Arch Degrees, papers from Boone Zearing Ogden Slater Pilot Mound Fraser Gilbert Ontario, and a grand installation.
The retiring guild members and President Danielson announced the new senior eleven for the coming year in a campus address. The group enhances the college's moral life and social influence, with members from Keokuk Triumph Primghar and others, selected after extensive meetings and discussions.
Eleven foreign students at Iowa State College organize a fraternity named Sigma Upsolon Phi and plan to live in the W. T. Smith house near campus next year. Members include Edward and Salvador Creel from Mexico, Fernando and Pablo Horcasitos from Mexico, Jose Madrazo, Secumbino Mata, Jose Salavarria, Edward Low, Delfin Bustamante, Ruben J. Moreno from Argentina, and Jose Shannon from Barbados. The report also notes obituaries and local deaths in Ames with brief funeral details.
Elizabeth Baker leaves Ames for Indianola after three years in the eighth grade. Thressa Woodruff returns from Crookston to attend commencement. several Ames residents and visitors travel for vacations, graduations, or family events including Norris, Budge, and Beyer families, with social gatherings and upcoming summer plans.
Andrew M. Inea, pastor, leads 11 a.m. sermon with Lords Supper following. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Epworth League 7 p m on Christian Education Becoming skilled workmen. 8 p m sermon and music. Fourth conference at the parsonage Saturday June 8 at 8 p m.
WwW J Minchin pastor announces Children’s Day exercises at 11 00 am and a story by the pastor. Due to services the Sunday School session is omitted. Evening preaching service features Life’s Wonderful Surprises.
At the U B Church with J W Stiverson as pastor Sunday School begins at 10 a m led by Roy Taylor. Preaching at 11 on the subject Jesus and the children. Junior society meets 2 30 led by Lottie Deal. Senior society at 7 led by Harve Doggett. Children’s day program with songs and recitations.
H. D. Williams, pastor, invites all to Bible School at 9 45 a m and C EK at 7 p m Preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m The morning sermon will be especially for children At night the theme will be The New Birth Everyone is welcome.
At The Episcopal Church Herbert A. Wilson Rector delivers morning prayer and sermon on The Christianizing of Society. Sunday school held before the morning service.
Services will be held Sunday at 80 o clock in Odd Fellows hall with the subject God the Preserver of Man. Members and friends are invited to attend the Christian Science gathering for study and prayer.
The Lutheran church schedules services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., inviting all parishioners and visitors to attend.
The Ministerial Alliance plans to decide at its next meeting the start time for Sunday vesper services in the city park. The decision will determine when worship events begin each week.
The Ames Prohibition Alliance will meet at George H. Mellors, 1305 Kellogg Street, next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Iowa State Sunday School convention will be held in Davenport June 26 to 28 marking the 42nd anniversary of the organization. J W Bateman urges strong county turnout from Story County and notes plans for revival and study including notable speakers from Chicago Newark and New York City. Open rate one and one third on all roads, free lodging for attendees, and further information from J W Bateman, Ames.
The Chm. Work Com. urges ladies to remove dandelions papers and other debris from their cemetery lots rather than leaving it in paths.
An 1867 letter asks for men not for sale who are honest true to heart and willing to condemn wrong in friend or foe. It calls for courage without boasting and a resolve to do duty, fill their place, and speak the truth despite crowds or sectarian limits.
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