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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
14
A long church notices page lists multiple parishes with addresses and ministers. It includes Mass times, confessions, catechism and worship schedules, plus special evangelistic meetings and choir rehearsals across numerous churches on Fourth Avenue SE, Sixth Street SW, and surrounding streets.
The reorganized church and several congregations announce Advent services at Schol Hall and Bethany Missouri Synod, with sermons including The Church Welcomes the King of Glory and The Second Coming of Christ. Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning services at 11 am across multiple locations.
At Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW, A J Stokes conducts morning worship with an 11 o clock sermon titled Two Sacrifices That Bring Eternal Reward Sunday School is at 2 pm Evening worship at 730 includes the same sermon Then Thursday prayer and Bible study occur at 730 pm and focus on spiritual topics
Church notices outline multiple congregations with worship times Sunday school Bible study and Christian Endeavor meetings. Locations include Orthodox Greek Catholic St John the Baptist Syrian Orthodox Seventh Street at Sixth Avenue SE and other parishes with sermons such as The Heart of God Eternal Questions and De cisive Answers and The Christ of Prophecy along with recovery themes and midweek prayers.
The page presents a complex crossword with clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries. It references a former Russian leader in abbreviation form and mentions related historical hints along with numerous definitions and wordplay prompts.
The Uptegrove family at 1030 Seventh Street SE head a Holiness church program with officers in charge. Sunday services include 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. and Young People's Legion at 6:30 p.m. Weekday and public services are set for Tuesday 8 p.m. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 p.m. and Saturday 8 p.m.
Jan Day, a dancer in the Dancing Gayettes, faces Hal Phillips urging a nightclub act. Rival Eliza DAvril confesses a long marriage and career pressure, revealing jealousy and sabotage in the chorus. Jan resolves to stay with the unit while confronting an uncertain future in show business.
The Rev Francis K. Ward founder and the Rev Frank H. Ward superintendent lead activities at the church. Bible classes run weekly with times for Sunday school at 3 p.m and Sunday morning 9 15 a.m. Evangelistic services every evening at 8 p.m. Cottage prayer Monday 2 p.m. Youth and women classes spread across Tuesday Thursday. Helping Hand Band Friday 2 p.m. Teachers Bible class Thursday 1 30 p.m.
The Rev Melvin L Welke leads service and sermon at 11 am at the minister school of religion on Peoples Third avenue at Sixth street SE. Prof L E Garwood hosts an adults forum at 9 50 am. A college age discussion group meets at 7 pm.
Sabbath school at 9 45 am with subject Paul in Ephesus. Morning worship at 11 am with sermon by the Rev Ira Hawley. 6 30 pm Father and Son banquet and program Friday evening. Dee ...
A collage of Sunday service times and events from multiple churches. Rev W Greer Mc Crors hosts morning worship and an inspirational talk on a Scotland visit at Bible school 9 45 am. Miss Janet Brown speaks 11 am. Evening services and study plans follow at various locations with midweek prayer and lectures.
The Sinclair Memorial Pastorate marks its seventh anniversary with Rev August Cramer leading services on Sunday at 7:30 PM. Greetings from RS Sinclair and Byron A Barlow will be followed by special music from the quartet. transportation trends toward lighter automobiles are noted.
Jan reads a letter from Hunter after a talk with Eliza and Doris. Eliza’s fame as prima ballerina fades as the unit moves on to cheaper productions. Hunter urges Jan to reconsider, begging her to return and marry him, hoping for happiness together.
The Community Players present Mrs Moonlight at McKinley auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The set progresses through 1880s drawing room to a gay nineties parlor to today’s living room, with period furnishings updated by lighting and drapes to reflect each era.
Recap of events from December 2 1923 including Rev Blaine Hyten’s debt payoff ceremony at First Christian church and election notes for the Older Boys conference in Davenport. Also mentions Cedar Rapids resident Stanley Knapp’s election and I W Lohmiller leaving for Madison for similar work.
The 111th observation squadron of the Texas National Guard repurposed parachutes condemned for human use to deliver supplies to stranded parties in marshy Texas areas.
Des Moines residents hosted numerous Thanksgiving Day dinners with guests from nearby towns and states. Among those noted were Howard Nelson of Des Moines visiting Carl Arp’s party on Fifteenth Street NW, and Mary D Patterson hosting guests at First Avenue E. Others included Mae Kelly, Minnie Clark of Chicago, and families linked to Anderson and Holloway households.
Members and friends of St John’s Church invite to a parish supper in the church crypt Monday at 6 pm. St John’s Guild and St Margaret’s and St Elizabeth’s guilds organize. addresses will be given by vestry representatives and women’s organizations.
Miss Margaret Kudrnada Kudrna and Jesse Benda, son of Mrs. Anna Benda, exchanged vows November 20 at St Wenceslaus Church Spillville. The Rev Cy J Hlubek officiated assisted by attendant Anna Mae Kudmares and frank one-x. The bride wore a brown gown. a wedding dinner followed with thirty guests. The couple plans to reside in Spillville.
The Women's Club division met Wednesday at Erin Pepe with Eleanor Cook and a Junior Service League note. Mrs George Yuill led parliamentary drill and roll call on What Can a Woman Do In Our Day. Mrs W Chaney introduced Mrs AB Everett who spoke on Achievement of Women in the Last Century.
Bernice Hennessey of 628 B avenue NE and James Francis Steggal of 411 First Avenue united in marriage at 8:15 AM on Thanksgiving Day in the Immaculate Conception church rectory with Rev. Maurice A. Mule law officiating. The couple will reside at 600 B avenue NE after a breakfast for relatives.
Olivet Christian Endeavor society held a Thanksgiving party in the church basement on Wednesday. Attendees included Melvin Allan, Ralph Cutler, Martha Paterson, Eddie Weichman, Eleanor Weichman, Lucille Lawrence, Margaret Johnson, Roy Walker, Leonard Fuerheim, Barney Rain, Betty Paterson, George Bradley, Mildred Shelton, Florence Fuller, William Knaack, Louis Hulbert, Harold Meyn, Harold French, Billa Piedlau, Mildred Hasek, Ruby Thompson, Jane Baker, David Sinclair, LaVerne Rehn, and Blanche Sinclair.
Mary Santos greeted guests and a program featured Laura Huston singing Ludmila Womacka on piano faux and a pantomime American Mothers by the group. Mildred Louxota Mildred Newmeister Mary Santos Musses Agnes Chaney Harriet Blott and Eliza Hickok plus drama group members attended with lead Mary Bowne and Mrs Herbert Killian guiding the hiking group.
County treasurer office reports heavy first day demand with 91 motor vehicle licenses issued Friday. Of these 59 automobile plates and 23 stuck plates were issued. No. 2 license went to Paul Peery of Central City.
Miss Ina Burton of New York City will address the First Baptist Church Sunday evening at 8 30. She represents the missionary cooperation of the Northern Baptist convention and speaks on the theme Live in order. All are invited to attend both services.
Rev Schloerb, guest preacher from Hyle Park Baptist church Crage, will speak at the First Congregational Church tomorrow morning at 10 65. He formerly served as student days pastor under Rev NC Dreier. Evening program will feature a Christian Endeavor event titled Something Big presented by Elkader Congregational youth.
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