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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
15
A listing of Sunday worship times, sermons, and church activities for Calvary Fifth Avenue, Lone Willow, First-Sixth Street SE, Immaculate Conception, St. Ludmila, St. Matthew's, St. Patrick's, St. Wenceslaus, and other local parishes. Includes mass times, baptisms, watch hours, youth programs, and weekly Bible studies.
Dr Harry Rimmer will headline a two week Bible conference at Westminster Presbyterian Church starting Sunday at 7 30 p m The theme The Harmony of Science and the Bible features daily evening lectures and afternoon sessions in the second week Rimmer a noted archeology lecturer will travel from Los Angeles arriving Sunday afternoon The program includes sermons and special music with multiple churches and ministers participating across Cedar Rapids and surrounding churches.
Services held at 1242 Second Avenue with Sunday service at 11 00 am and Sunday school at 9 45 am. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 00 pm. Reading rooms open daily 9 30 am to 5 30 pm except Sundays at 518 Paramount Theater building.
The Rev Galen T Lehman leads Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Power of Thought A B Y P D meets at 6 30 p m and evening worship follows at 7 30 A New Year candle lighting service will precede a sermon The Stewardship of Time at twelve street and Fourth avenue SE.
The Rev. A. E. Rather leads a combined morning worship and Bible school at 9 45. A young people service follows at 6 30 pm. Evening song and sermon at 5 30 pm. Watchnight service runs from 10 30 pm to midnight. Midweek prayer and praise is Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Cottage prayer meeting Friday at 9 am.
Directory of church services listing offerings at Bethany, Grace, St. John, and Our Lady of Grace on New Year and Epiphany dates. Times cover morning worship, sermons, catechism, and holy communion with masses and parish activities.
The Rev I L Baumgartner ministers at First Avenue and Third Street W. Sunday school begins at 945 am with a sermon theme The Old Made New. Christian Endeavor meets at 630 pm and worship at 730 pm. Wednesday prayer service starts 730 pm.
The Rev and Mrs Myron M Sackett pastor Foursquare Tabernacle at 609 First Avenue. Sunday school 9 45 am Morning worship 11 Crusader service for Young People 6 30 pm Evangelistic service 7 30 pm Subject The Last Eight Weeknight services Tuesday and Friday 7 30 Children’s church Saturday 2 30 pm In pastors absence Rev Ruby Johnston of Independence Foursquare church will oversee each service.
The Interdenominational Holiness Church at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW A 3 Stokes pastor. Morning worship at 11. Sermon The Fullness of the Blessing. Sunday school at 2 p m. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. Sermon The Dispensation of the Fullness of Time. Prayer and Bible study Thursday at 7 30 p m.
The church will hold a Sunday school at 10 a.m. at Sohol hall located at 415 Third Street SE. The subject is How Are We Judged By Jesus Christ. Church members invited to attend.
The notices list several Lutheran congregations with service times and topics. Saron English Lutheran at Third Street SW details Sunday worship at 11, morning Sunday school at 10, evening service at 7 30, and a January 2 Congregational supper and business meeting. Bethany-Missouri Synod English Lutheran at First Avenue E notes 10 am church service with John Krause sermon, 7 30 pm Lord's Supper, and a Tuesday class and vestry. First US at Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE shows New Year messages, Luther League at 6 30 pm, senior and junior catechetical classes, and vestry. Trinity-Missouri Synod at First Avenue Fourteenth Street presents 9 15 am and 10 45 am services, vestry after morning service, and New Year sermon on I Lift Up Mine Eyes. Junior catechumens Monday Jan 8, midnight devotion Dec 31.
The text lists services for multiple Methodist churches. John Huss on First Street at Fourteenth Avenue SW shows Sunday school at 10 am, morning worship, Epworth League at 6 30 pm, and evening service at 7 30 pm. St Pan’s on Third Avenue at Fourteenth Street SE notes church school at 9 45 am, youth at 9 45 am, morning worship at 11 am, and Epworth League with post league activities at 6 30 pm. Trinity on Third Avenue at Fifth Street SW lists Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning worship by Rev Ermil B Frye.
The Sunshine Mission at 121 123 Second Street NE lists Rev Francis K Ward founder and Rev Frank H Ward superintendent. Weekly activities include Sunday school 3 pm evangelistic services 8 pm and cottage prayer Monday 2 pm. Unitarian at Peoples Third Ave and Sixth St SE hosts Rev Melvin L Welke minister with a school of religion 9:50 am and 11 am service. Marys Neck notes The New Year with Fewer Snobs and Hypocrites.
Sabbath school at First Fourth avenue SE Seventh street SE 9:45 am. Morning worship at 11:00 am with subject The Life of Paul. Evening service at 6:30 pm.
The United Presbyterian on First Third Avenue at Second Street SW led by Rev W Greer McCrory offers Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 and a New Year sermon A New Year s Message Y P C U 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 with study of John Chapter 15 The Week of Prayer runs four evenings Tuesday to Friday with cottage meetings at 7 30 p m Grande Avenue at Sixteenth Street SE led by Rev Samuel M Morrow with Sabbath school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 sermon Measuring Life Young people meet at 4 p m Topic Important Happening of 1933 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Topic The Altar of Incense or the Place of Prayer in the Religious Life Unity Center 728 Fourth Avenue SE led by Rev Goldie G Richardson
The church calendar lists day school with 9:30 a.m. worship, 11 a.m. service, New Year's Watch at 10 p.m., and a Friday service club program at 8 p.m. Daily silence and meditation at 2:30 p.m. Story hour for children at 4:30 p.m. Reading room open daily 4 to 5 with metaphysical literature access.
Sunday evening at the Calvary Baptist church a continuous service from 7 30 to 12 00 will follow the regular evangelistic service. A social time in the basement with light refreshments will precede an inspiring 11 p m service featuring baptism and a candle light "Live It Through" program by the W W G girls. Public invited.
JOHN B. left college due to money troubles yet has built a rich life through experience, friends, and reading. Dear Miss Manners advises involving his sister with his friends, inviting her to gatherings, and then discussing the issue with their parents so they can guide her before her reputation suffers.
Mrs Housewife asks if her unemployed husband should take any job while waiting for a better opportunity. The reply says yes, a man should seize every chance, as menial tasks may lead to better work and prolonged rest at home only brings self pity and unrest.
Willie Willis recalls a humorous exchange about a girl named Mary trading gum for pie. The remark highlights a playful moment and unexpected stretch of a girl's mouth, capturing a lighthearted memory from the speaker's perspective.
Kit Allen a twenty year old social climber schemes to win John Bowers son of George Bangs Bowers while Edith Lowell targets the same fortune. Jack falls for Kit but Edith lures him with society allure as Kit contends with a powerful father driven match. In the club and office rooms Kit confronts loyalty and manipulation.
Washington reports indicate Jeuse sider Atraus plans to resign as ambassador to France amid NRA code pressure on Macy's and personal disinterest in diplomacy. Abingdon notes the Shah of Persia may visit the U S A while Louey Howe drafts Roosevelt speeches and state department monitors European cruiser moves to Cuba.
Kit observes a party planned in her honor causing her friend to face an impossible choice. She notes she cannot duck out of Edith Lowell's event and exits, leaving Jack alone at the desk in a tense moment.
William Brady argues that the common cold is poorly defined and that conversational spray poses greater infection risk than cough spray. He criticizes health authorities for not warning about spread through talking within close range and pledges a ten dollar reward for proof of denial of this danger.
A speaker argues that respiratory infections spread mainly through fine spray from coughing and talking. He urges staying beyond spray range, using screens for close contact, and removing sick teachers to protect children in public schools.
A reader asks if eating many carrots harms health and causes yellow skin. The reply notes carrot induced staining from raw carrots but says it fades after stopping, recommends washing thoroughly, and says cooked carrots are healthy for all.
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