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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
8
Social clubs and events fill the Ames area calendar with picnics dances and meetings. Highlights include the P E O picnic at Mrs. R C Barretts on September 15, the Philatheas girls party at Miss Duntzs, and the Millionaire Dancing Club opening at Smiths Hall.
Miss Lena Kennedy and Miss Lulu Saberson are among students and guests on campus. New entrants include Celestine Pettinger in post graduate study and Harold Cumming joining mining engineering. The article notes faculty, shifts in staff, hospital visit for I. S. C. professor, and social events such as Armory show and Y M C A activities with Miss Armstrong and Miss Pardee guiding the student groups.
F M Darner closed arrangements in Grinnell disposing of his last business holdings and will focus on real estate in Ames. Manager McNeil also returns to Ames to stay. Darner praises Grinnell as a top business point stating most debts have been collected with under 75 dollars left to pursue.
The 13th Sunday after Trinity preaches morning and evening with a pastor. In the evening a lecture on does a scientific thing eclipse faith will interest all and aid students. The Beach is open to all college men and a group for young ladies is planned. The Y P S C E offers the Sunday evening hour with preaching by Kelley at 2 30 p m.
Pastor H. D. Williams announces Bible school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and Endeavor piety at 6 30 p m The evening sermon theme is Why Savior.
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 Sunday school in the tent with Rally Day and invitation for all children not at Bible Schools. At 11 00 a service set by Rev Fred Berry. 6 30 B P U. 7 30 evening Evangelistic service all meetings in the tent.
J. W. Stiverson, pastor, announces services Sunday at 1 and 7 30 with additional service at Evergreen at 3 pm. Ladies will serve ice cream on the church lawn Saturday.
A brief notices records that Lutheran Church will hold services Friday evening at eight o'clock. The item states the time but provides no additional details.
Kodol is advertised to enable the stomach to digest all food it should. When the stomach cannot work, Kodol does it and strengthens the stomach for regular tasks. It digests all you eat and is pleasant to take, sold here by C. A. Gamble.
The guide says corn is ready to cut when glazed leaves turn white and color changes begin. some favor longer stalks for stronger grain, but the Hearing Advocate cautions against delaying harvest.
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