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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1910

Page

5

Delightful Afternoon for Ladies' Aid at First Methodist

Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed a social afternoon at Mrs. J. H. Kendig’s home, 1100 Mulberry Ave. The program featured a piano solo by Edna Kendig, readings by Mrs. O Ames, a vocal duet by Mrs. Fred Hoopes and L Randleman, and a standout vocal by Amy Hoopes. Hostesses and committee members served refreshments, with an apron sale planned for next Friday at the YMCA building.

Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church J. H. Kendig Mulberry Avenue Edna Kendig O. Ames Fred Hoopes L. Randleman Amy Hoopes Iowa State College Amesia Gussie Mull Mamie Price T. J. Becke C. E. Crowe D. Foster J. Chenoweth George Baker John Baker Harry Leem

Fifteen Members Attend Home Steaders Meeting

Fifteen members attended the Home Steaders gathering hosted by Mrs. John Spence at 412 Pond Street Friday evening. After business, music and social diversions followed with piano by Goldie Spence and vocal numbers by Hazel Spence Otis Wilhite Fred Krell and Joseph Phillips. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next session is set for July 1 at Yeoman hall.

John Spence Pond Street Goldie Spence Hazel Spence Otis Wilhite Fred Krell Joseph Phillips Yeoman Hall

Reception Planned at Weed Park by First Presbyterian Ladies

At a church business meeting the Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian church arranged a reception at Weed Park for Friday July 1 from 3 to 5 pm for church members and friends. Hostesses named include Mrs. G. M. Wells Mrs. Z. Black Mrs. Adam Wigim Mrs. J. N. Elliott Mrs. John Ellis Mrs. W. D. Hine Mrs. David Bogard Mrs. E. M. Warner and Mrs. R. Schenck.

Weed Park Ladies’ Aid Society First Presbyterian Church The Aid Society G. M. Wells Z. Black Adam Wigim J. N. Elliott John Ellis W. D. Hine David Bogard E. M. Warner R. Schenck

Picnic Plans For J D Club At Weed Park

Final plans for the J. D. club of the United Brethren church picnic were settled at Friday’s regular meeting at Miss Hazel Keath’s home. The outing is scheduled for next Friday evening at Weed Park with social diversions and music planned around the business agenda.

J. D. Club United Brethren Church Hazel Keath East Eighth Street Weed Park

Mothers' Club Meet With Mrs Kendig

Mothers' club members will meet next Monday afternoon June 20 at 1100 Mulberry avenue home of Mrs J H Kendig for roll call Carlyle Paper municipal improvements by Mrs J H Eversmeyer seating of new officers new business and music by Mrs Nelle Johnson

Mothers’ Club J. H. Kendig Mulberry Avenue Carlyle Paper J. H. Eversmeyer Nelle Johnson

District Degree of Honor convention to be held in Davenport

Mrs. Gussie Mull leading Banner Lodge members to the Davenport district convention in September. The postponement of the supreme session shifted the dates. Delegates from Muscatine and neighboring cities will present programs on topics including lodge work, unity, sick members, recruitment, and officer duties.

Gussie Mull Degree of Honor Lodge Banner Lodge Davenport Grand Lodge Emma O. Engel Mollie Wiles Cedar Street Burlington Mull Muscatine Washington Clinton Town City Wayie Niebling Etta Guthrie Julia Bitzer Hattie Fahey Minerva Stroh Clara Wal

First Baptist Church Sets Tomorrow's Services and Themes

Dr. Smith will preach at both morning and evening services with themes The Christian's Wealth from I Cor 3 21 23 and Three Bible Lands Greece Rome Palestine Their Dominant Characteristics from I Cor 13 1. Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship 10 30, Young People's meeting 6 30, Baracas class and Bible study with 204 enrolled. Junior League at 2 30, Epworth League 6 45, evening service 7 45 Fire Tested Buildings sermon noted. A church for everybody and everybody welcome.

First Baptist Church Delta Alpha J. B. McNiel Baracas Man Mars Hill Paul Anna Jepson Epworth League Burnside Osborn

Programs at First Methodist Church Services

Services held in the Young Men's Christian Association building with a 8:45 class meeting and 9:30 Sunday school led by superintendent W. E. Downer. Wesleyan class for young men and Philathea class for young women. Pastor Rev. Thos. Osborn preaches at 10:45.

First Methodist Church Young Men’s Christian Association W. E. Downer Wesleyan Thos. Osborn

Tribes of the Lord Going Up to Edinburg sermon

First Congregational layout notes 10 45 a.m. sermon on The Tribes of the Lord Going Up to Edinburg. 7 45 p.m. an evening service with music. Dr. Henderson preaches from Noah's Flood but with modern application. Brotherhood Bible Class meets 9 45 a.m. in the west parlor with Dr. Henderson teaching.

First Congregational Edinburg Henderson Brotherhood Bible Class Dr. Henderson

Children’s Day Service Set At 10 A.M.

German Congregational Church announces a children's day observance led by Pastor C. A. Dettmers at 10 o’clock in the morning.

German Congregational Church C. A. Dettmers

Reception at G. A. R. Hall a Great Social Event

A Friday reception at the G. A. R. Hall honored Ida Hare Warfield and Naud Sherberger for their recent Iowa Ladies of the G. A. R. appointments. About sixty to seventy members from the Major John Circle Colonel Hare Circle and the Women’s Relief Corps attended. R. B. Baird and Mrs. Fannie Riemcke spoke. bouquets were presented. a program and refreshments followed.

G. A. R. Hall G. A. R. Post Major John Colonel Hare Women's Relief Corps Ida Hare Warfield Naud Sherberger Iowa

Final Session for Summer Months Held

The Ladies Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church held its final summer meeting in the church parlors with about thirty members and friends present. E M Warner gave a talk on mission work and the program was well received. A social hour and refreshments followed. The schedule named Sade Wilson, Dr J N Elliott, Miss Ida Weaver, Mrs E A Ogilvie, and E M Warner. The next meeting is planned for September.

Ladies’ Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church E. M. Warner Sade Wilson J. N. Elliott Ida Weaver E. A. Ogilvie

Columbus Junction Royal Neighbors Gather for Meeting

Members of the Columbus Junction camp of Royal Neighbors will host guests from the local unit at the Woodman hall next Wednesday evening. The program includes initiation followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Columbus Junction R. N Royal Neighbors Woodman Hall

Mulford Congregational Church Weekly Schedule

Special program by Sunday school and young people. Missionary collection. No evening service. Congregation joins Evangelical church at 7:30 p m. Monday Forward society meets at Adam Beckstein Cedar street. Ladies' Aid Wednesday parsonage. Thursday church picnic Weed's park. All ladies invited. Bible school 9 a m. Worship 10:30 Topic Ask for the Old Paths. Evening 7 p.m. Topic A Question An Answer A Resolve II Chronicles 15 7. Spirit from Lincoln inaugural address quoted. Special music and welcome.

Evangelical Church Forward Society Adam Beckstein Cedar Street Ladies’ Aid Society Weed’s Park Mulford Congregational Church Hershey Avenue Main Street W. Howard Thomlinson Alice Mulford W. F. Faulkner Lincoln

First Presbyterian Church Services Notice

Corner Iowa avenue and Fourth street announces Sunday services on June 19 at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with preaching by Pastor J N Elliott. Pews free and strangers welcome. Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Fred Beach with normal and Brotherhood classes. Christian Endeavor meets 6 45 p m with Miss Cora Dreier presiding and Miss Cora Funk leading.

First Presbyterian Church Iowa Avenue Fourth Street J.N. Elliott Fred Beach Christian Endeavor Cora Dreier Cora Funk

United Brethren Church Service Times

The United Brethren Church at Corner Sixth Street and Mulberry Avenue invites all to morning worship at 11 o clock and an evening service at 7 30. The pastor will preach at both services with Sabbath school at 9 45 and a young people’s meeting at 6 20. A prayer meeting is held Thursday evening.

United Brethren Church Sixth Street Mulberry Avenue J. C. H. Light

German Methodist Church Sunday Children’s Day Program

Sunday morning worship features a 9 45 Children’s day program followed by an address on Christian education by Rev O E Kriege D D president of Central Wesleyan college and German theological seminary at Warrenton Missouri A collection will be received for needy and others in the community.

German Methodist Church O. E. Kriege D. D Central Wesleyan College German Theological Seminary Warrenton, Mo

Epworth League Service Plans At Weed Park Banquet

Describing church activities for earnest youth and parishioners, the Epworth League holds a 7 p m meeting with Dr Krieger preaching at 7 30 pm. A church banquet is planned at Weed Park with Charles Ruth acting as toastmaster. A Thursday prayer meeting, and Ladies' Aid society event are noted with page reference.

Quet Weed Park Charles Ruth Enberg Grove Ladies’ Aid Society

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