Baptist Church Christmas Entertainment Planned
The Baptist Church announces a Christmas Eve entertainment with a cordial invitation to all.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
5
The Baptist Church announces a Christmas Eve entertainment with a cordial invitation to all.
Sal Tone the great Worm Destroyer is advertised to drive out worms and revive animals at Ager's Harness Store in Peru Indiana. The notice promotes a patent remedy claimed to restore health.
Dr McIntyre, former employee of Dr Snyder for eighteen months, will relocate to Denver. He arrives in September, beginning duties there.
Miami County Abs. & Loan Co located in Peru Indiana offers farm loans with no commission or additional costs.
Denver Commercial Club and two railroads reach a settlement to keep the depot open after 8 14 train north. Ed Yarian to sell tickets check baggage and handle express. Supt Den niston and Supt Campbell meet with club officials and secure concession after sustained effort and a threatened appeal to the State Railway Commission.
About forty five friends and relatives surprised Mr. and Mrs. Victor Long at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long. The couple received many valuable presents and planned to begin housekeeping soon on Victor’s father’s farm two miles north of Denver.
The Class No 5 of the Baptist Sunday School organized at teacher Mrs Levi Armantrout home on Sunday afternoon. It will be known as the Arthaes with motto Think no evil hear no evil speak no evil. Officers elected Pres Miss Eshel Cover VP Miss Edith Baber Sec Miss Flora Shafer Treas Miss Mabel Burkholder. Visitors Esther Burkholder Edith Baber Ida Hoover Librarian Gladys Bell Tressa Cornell Entertainer Clauda Wright with helpers Reporters Beatrice Alma Baker. Monthly business meetings to follow and refreshments were served.
Mrs. I. W. Miller, taken to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis last Wednesday for a very serious operation, is recovering nicely. If no unforeseen complications arise she has good chances for a complete recovery. Mr. Miller returned to Denver Monday and reports the operation was a complete success and she was resting easily and gaining strength when he left.
L H Dice met his brother Samuel in Peru on Monday. Samuel, recently from Vancouver B C, had been away from Denver over fifteen years. He served in the Philippine Army in 1898 and was mustered out in 1900 after stints in Alaska. He is now resident engineer overseeing a Canada Pacific coast railroad extension and will visit relatives for a few weeks.
Ten prizes were awarded with a second drawing planned for Saturday at eight o'clock. Winners need not be present to claim prizes, though holders of numbers next to winners receive a treat if they attend.
The Methodist church Sunday School Board elected officers last Saturday for 1914. Lee Long was named Superintendent with L. H. Dice as Assistant Superintendent and Miss Mary Alderfer as Secretary. Fern Guyer will be Organist, O. P. Cover Treasurer, and librarians are Fred Sunday and Miss Garnet Wright. Mrs. Sylvia Long heads the Missionary Dept and Mrs. Lydia Sturgeon the Home Dept. Mrs Alta Deke heads the Primary Dept. The ten year term will be elected Friday evening this week.
A Christmas program is arranged to be held at seven o'clock on Christmas Eve at the Denver Methodist Church. All are invited to attend.
The Three Pastors of Denver announce a Union Watch Meeting at the Baptist Church beginning December 31, 1913 at 8 p.m. The program lists devotions, sermons, addresses by Mrs. Mary Howes and Mrs. Jose Lewis, congregational songs, and a quartette from the Methodist Church, ending with benediction.
No 50 was drawn for a clock to be given away at Millikan Drug Store on Saturday evening. The holder who is not present forfeits the prize and the number will be held until next drawing. Present No 50 at Millikan Drug Store immediately.
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