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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
12
A long schedule listing many churches across SE and NW areas with addresses, pastors, and service times for Sunday school morning worship mass and special events. It notes catechism, vesper, youth programs, and weekday services including midweek prayers and choir rehearsals.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist holds morning worship at 1045 in the Sun day service with Sunday school at 945 and a Wednesday testimonial at 8. The church location is 1242 Second Avenue SE with reading rooms at 518 Paramount Theater Building. The Second Church on Third Avenue SE at Sixth Street SW offers unifyed services 930 to 11 am and a sermon on Keeping Faith With Christ. The Union Evening Service meets at First Evangelical Church at 7 30 with a C E gathering at 6 30.
Evangelist W. Carl Kethherside of Nevada Missouri opens a three weeks series of meetings at Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street starting Sunday at 10 30 a m. He is assisted by the Blake brothers quartet from Marshalltown.
Community church listings show Bible schools at 9 45 am, children's programs, and morning services across multiple venues including Daniels Park Sinclair Memorial Westminster Olivet Central Park and more. Evening Christian Endeavor and sermons feature topics like The Prodigal's Brother and The Man Who Tried To Run Away From God.
Adjutant Katherine Davis and Captain Ella Stacy lead a Holiness meeting at 11 am followed by a company meeting at 2 30 pm. Young People's Legion gathers at 4 pm with Salvation meeting at 3 pm. Weeknight sessions held Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 pm.
The Rev Stemple White conducts a temperance rally at 3424 First Avenue with special pictures music and four minute speakers at 7 30 p.m. Sabbath school meets Saturdays at 9 30 a.m with preaching at 11 a.m Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening in the church basement.
The Rev Francis K Ward is superintendent with the Rev Frank H Ward assistant at 121 123 Second Street NE. Sunday morning Bible class at 9 15 am and Sunday school at 3 pm. Evening gospel services daily at 730 pm. Various meetings include Cottage prayer Monday 2 pm Women sewing Tuesday 2 pm Younger and older Bible classes Tuesday 4 pm Young people Tuesday 730 pm Women Bible class Thursday 130 pm Children’s Bible class Thursday 4 pm Thursday 730 pm officers Bible class. Helping Hand band Friday 2 pm and Children’s sewing Saturday 2 pm.
On First Fourth avenue at Seventh street SE the Church School of Religion led by Rev W L Duncan offers Divine worship at 11 am with Ear tH Williams addressing the wet and dry question. Sunday school choir substitutes for summer. Annual children's day services at 8 pm.
Grande Avenue and Sixteenth Street SE host Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am led by Rev SM Morrow with midweek service at 7 30 pm and an annual congregational meeting. First Third Avenue at Second Street SW lists Rev W Greer McCrory with Bible school 9 45 am and various services including Union service at 7 30 pm and a children’s day program at 11 am. Bever park Fourth Avenue SE hosts Wednesday afternoon and evening meetings with Goldie C Richardson leading Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 11 am plus lectures on The New Age and God’s Law. The Reading room offers daily hours and metaphysical literature access while a children’s stars hour begins at 5 pm on the first five weekdays.
The annual Children’s Day service at the First Baptist church will be combined with morning worship, held from 10 to 11 30. The program includes processional, invocations, hymns, scripture, solos, and department performances led by Lucille Botts, Eloisa Heath, and Dorothy Kemp, with Pastor Russel Judson presiding.
A reflection on domestic life and public figures featuring Albert Edward Wiggam. The piece discusses gender roles, marriage, and the balance between career and home, noting Madam Curie and Jane Addams as benchmarks for public esteem rooted in maternal and familial qualities.
A 24 page booklet by Albert Edward Wiscom samples twenty thousand interviews to present six practical principles for persuasive arguing. The seller seeks ten cents for printing and stamps and asks readers to address Dr. Wh am care of this newspaper for the booklet.
The speaker argues that poor housekeeping and indifference to dust are inherited and recur across at least four generations despite changes in environment. He cites pedigrees including families of famous scholars whose homes remain in chaos, noting reader familiarity with similar patterns.
Joyce Allen, trapped by an uncle and a scheme of marriage for wealth, marries Roger Cameron to secure his fortune. She later encounters Jim Keith and Norman Weaver, facing love, betrayal, and a five year supported stay under Cameron roof while navigating wealth and social status in Riverton.
A pageant with songs and exercises marks the First Lutheran church Children’s Day program at 9 30 a m tomorrow. The event includes processions, prayers, solos, two exercises, offerings and a pageant on Growing. Many named participants and grades perform throughout the morning service.
The Rev Harvey C Travis pastor of Grace Methodist Waterloo and grand chaplain of Iowa Masons will be the guest speaker at 11 am Sunday services at St Pauls Methodist Church. He is in town for the Masonic grand lodge school of instruction before the Iowa Masonic grand lodge sessions open Tuesday at the Shrine temple.
The First Christian church presents a World Service themed children’s day program Sunday at 10 45 am with a globe backdrop and a seven branch candlestick. Mrs G E King chairs the committee with Miss Evelyn Burchard and others planning stories pantomimes and a grand international march by Sunday school youth bearing national flags.
The Second Christian church announces a summer schedule with Sunday services starting at 9:30 a.m. The 45 minute worship precedes a teaching period in church school. Dismissal is at 11 a.m. Corner Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. and union services begin at 7:30 p.m.
The Congenial Hundred club held its June dance Friday evening at Manhattan with sixty five couples present. The event aimed to allow members to attend before summer camps and vacations. Membership cards were distributed and will be available again at the July dance at Manhattan.
Mrs. M. A. Yant of 1426 Thirty second street NE entertained Saint Rose circle of Immaculate Conception church at a picnic luncheon. Thirty four members and guests attended. The afternoon included a garden tour and card prizes were won by Mrs. J. L. Kiebel Mrs. O. R. Kiffe and Mrs. Henry Bestman.
Cedar Rapids friends joined about thirty five guests in Mount Vernon on Wednesday for a birthday celebration honoring Mrs. Jonathan Kohl. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Frank Graver and Mrs. Irving Graver among others from Cedar Rapids and Lisbon.
Mrs. Robert MacNeill of 1560 Fifth Avenue SE entertained Thursday evening at her home for Nadine Carpenter who is to be married this month. Guests included Miss Carpenter Mrs N J Dautremont Mrs Harry Hamer Mrs Robert Davis Mrs Kenneth Bonser Leona Keppel Ada Vedder Ollie Larson Nelle Crawford Frances Doherty. Bridge games with Mrs Hamer high and Miss Keppel low.
The John Huss Ladies Aid society elected officers at Mrs. A. G. Sailor's home. President is Mrs. Loyd K. McKee, Vice President Mrs. John Mikulecky, Secretary Mrs. C. W. Harrop, Treasurer Mrs. E. L. Fields. A family picnic is planned for the July meeting.
Garland Dean Austin son of the Rev and Mrs E F Austin 422 Fifth avenue SW enjoyed a drawing party at the parsonage Saturday afternoon on his second birthday. Members of his Sunday school class at Calvary Baptist church attended.
Mr and Mrs James L Callan returned Friday from Chicago after spending the week at the Century of Progress. Their hosts were Mrs Callans brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs L S Slezak.
The First United Presbyterian Church on Third Avenue and Second Street SW plans a Children's Day program at 11 am featuring a pageant titled Gods Gift of Love. The event includes hymns, prayers, scripture verses, and songs by beginners and the primary department, with various children in roles and a recessional.
Margaret Fussell daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Fussell of Mount Vernon former Cedar Rapids resident earned a Washington high school diploma among 209 graduates Thursday night at the coliseum. She just finished her freshman year at Cornell College as part of an experimental three year high school program.
Aunt Het offers homely wisdom comparing shaving poise to biscuit making. The saying suggests better results come when appearance isn’t the goal and effort remains steady.
Nearly 100 Immacue ate Conception high school alumni attended the annual banquet Thursday evening in the school parlors. Msgr J J Toomey spoke brief y Miss Marie Busler presided as toast master The Rev Father Ament gave the welcome Herbert Morehead president of the senior class responded Lawrence Pettinger Creighton law school graduate spoke Elizabeth Glenn sang two solos and a sextet performed Officers elected Miss Marie Busler president Tom Woods vice president Marguerite Marshall secretary Elizabeth Funkey treasurer Dancing followed and plans were made for summer get-togethers.
Fillmore mothers hosted seventy teachers at the annual luncheon on Thursday. Corsages marked the teachers’ seats as Mrs. C. W. Matthews opened with a welcome and Miss Mabel Rugh delivered the response. Officers were installed led by Mrs. D. L. Williams.
A midweek gathering at Mrs Anton Hala's home near Walford hosted Lenore Engathaler of Chicago who is visiting relatives. Guests included Mrs Anna Yearsa Mrs Anton Votroubek Mrs Frank Mirta Leona Lumir Mrs Otto Melsa Mrs Andrew Svoboda and daughters Arlene Edna Mrs Charles Schluter and daughters Lilian Gladys and granddaughter Janice Ann Mrs Ben Dubishar son Vernon Mrs Milo Hala and daughter Evelyn all of Walford and others from Cedar Ranids.
In the District Court of Iowa Linn County Town Milling Company plaintiff versus Packer Products Company defendant creditors of Packer Products notified that the final report is on file with the receivers in Linn County Court. Hearing to approve the final report set for 9 a.m. June 18 1933 at the Cedar Rapids courthouse. Receivers Mahany and McPartland urge appearance if any.
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