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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1934
Page
10
Church listings show services at First Second avenues and Twelfth Street SE with multiple congregations. Ministers include Rev Russell F Jud gen and Rev J W Collins. events cover Mother's Day sermons, youth meetings, and advisory board plans for a seventy-fifth anniversary year.
Services held at 1242 Second Avenue with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p.m. Reading rooms open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 518 Paramount Theater Building, except Sundays.
On Third Avenue SE and Second Third Streets SW two churches list their Sunday worship schedules. The Rev Blaine Hyten leads the first with services at 9 45 am and 10 45 am including a Mother's Day theme Life's Great Affections and a 7 45 pm Bible study. The Rev E Linkletter presides over the second church with worship at 10 50 am and a 7 30 pm evening service plus a 9 45 am church school and 7 30 pm Bible study and prayer session.
Sunday schedules list numerous churches across area with morning worship communion and sermons. Notable themes include Mother's Day programs, Bible study at 9 45 a m, catechism and confirmation services, youth groups, and midweek prayer meetings led by pastors across multiple streets and avenues.
A. J Stokes pastor presides at morning worship 11. Sermon titled The Love of God. Sunday school at 2 pm. Evening worship at 7 30. Evangelistic message and Old-fashioned Methodist prayer and testimony meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm.
The Rev. William C. Feller pastors Sunday services at 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m morning worship A Mother's Day sermon follows at 6 30 p m No midweek service was announced
Ensign and Mrs. H. M. Uptegrove lead services at the holiness church. Sunday events include 11 a.m. worship, 2:30 p.m. Sunday school, 6:30 p.m. young people’s meeting, and 8 p.m. evening service. Weekday program features Tuesday 8 p.m. public service and Friday 7:30 p.m. Bible class. Saturday 8 p.m. public service.
The Rev Francis K Ward founder and the Rev Frank H Ward superintendent lead multiple Bible classes and services at 121 123 Second Street NE. Sunday school at 9 15 a m Evangelistic services every Sunday and each evening at 8 p m Cottage prayer Monday 2 p m Young girls and boys class Tuesday 4 p m Women’s class Thursday 1 30 p m Children class Thursday 4 p m Officers teachers class Thursday 7 30 p m Helping Hand Band Friday 2 p m.
Lake Comley’s farm on Covington road hosts Sunday school at 2 30 p m. Services are at 3 30 and 7 45. Evening services run nightly during the week at 7 45 except Saturday.
On Peoples Third Avenue at Sixth Street SE the School of Religion hosts a 9 50 am service led by Rev. Melvin L Welke. Prof L E B Garwood conducts an adults forum at 9 50 am. The 11 am sermon titled A Man Who Made the Commonplace Beautiful.
Sabbath school at 9 45 am with lesson Christianity and Patriotism from Matthew 22 1 23 39. Morning worship at 11 am features a Mother's Day sermon by Prof H W Ward. Y P S C E gathers at 6 30 pm.
The Rev W Greer Mc Crory leads Bible school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 with Mother's Day observances and elders ordination. Afternoon services at Home for Aged Women and Y PCU, then 6 30 pm evening worship. District churches share Sabbath school, sermons "A Good Mother" and "Adjusting My Mind to the Mind of God" with midweek prayer, Bible study, youth programs, and lectures.
Dr A A Brooks will give A Mother's Day Meditation at 11 am Sunday service at St Pauls Methodist. The quartet includes Ruth Ebling Massey contralto director Mrs Mars Preston Beaven soprano Marvin Gard baritone and A G Hoelzen tenor with Mrs Ethel Parmele Livingston as organist.
Mrs Beaven presents solo Mother Angel and Queen with Pinsuiti. A brass choir of ten from Coe College military band will perform Send Forth Thy Spirit by Schuetky What Tongue Can Tell Thy Greatness Lord by Bach and Saviour When In Dust To Thee by Bach along with other readings.
Dr P W Jacobson will address the St Luke's hospital school of nursing vesper at Sinclair Memorial chapel Coe college Sunday at 4 pm. The graduating exercises follow next Thursday at Trinity Methodist church with Dr Nelson Vance Russell as speaker. The service opens with organ preludes and the vesper choir presents two anthems and choral responses.
Logan attorney William P Welch announced his withdrawal as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Seventh district, endorsing Representative Otha D Wearin. Welch cited Wearins achievements in maintaining the Council Bluffs railway mail terminal and securing war department cooperation to slow Missouri river encroachment, creating hundreds of jobs.
Igna tus Trebitsch Lincoln, known as an international adventurer and Abbot Chao Kung of Chinese Buddhism, was deported to Canada on the liner Duchess of York. He arrived with Chinese monks and nuns intending to convert Britons to Buddhism.
A dense broadcast grid lists NBC CBS and local stations detailing evening and Sunday morning programs. It includes orchestras, choruses, and dramatic works with many named entities such as WJZ WEAF WENR WLS CBS NBC and various performing artists.
Rexford G. Tugwell told Cleveland Consumers League that many purchases are based on vague generalities and that lack of standards, mass marketing, and press influence mislead 30 million families. He urged consumer organization and voluntary standards to curb waste, broaden purchasing power, and prevent price spreads in NRA and farm programs.
Kenneth Fulk of Clarinda high school was elected president of the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America at the state convention in Ames. Dr. Samuel W. Grafflin delivered the banquet address as 800 youths concluded two days of sessions with achievement-test results and numerous excellent or superior ratings for various agricultural contests.
SPRINGFIELD Ill. UP The Illinois state legislature Friday voted for state enforcement of NRA codes and sent the measure to Gov Henry Horner for his signature. The senate passed the bill 28 to 12 after a bitter partisan struggle. Enacted in a special session, the bill authorizes state and local government to cooperate in prosecuting code violators.
An overview discusses scientific views on accident rates and personal health, noting higher incidents among those with high blood pressure and subtle impairments. It quotes Fosdick on the nation’s character and the monogamous home as the strongest family ideal, acknowledging the difficulty of attaining such tradition.
Readers may obtain an Intelligence Test titled Intellicence by sending a self addressed stamped envelope and ten cents. The offer, arranged with psychologists, invites readers to measure mental aptitudes and abilities.
Prominent residents including Lawrence Garban Boone Donald Krat Whiting Frank Town Castana Vinton Thomson Mapleton and Alfred Sump Clarinda appear in a county court docket listing.
The Quaker Oats storage warehouse at First Avenue and the North Western tracks west burned today, with damage around 35000 dollars. Fireman Andy Coleman was injured when a wall fell. Mr and Mrs Joseph W Stoddard traveled to Colorado Springs for a national musicians meeting. Iowa Sanitary Products filed articles of incorporation with 25000 capital.
Vic and Charles Hugo traveled to Hutchinson Kansas to inspect the Gentry circus invoice with the aim of purchasing. The report notes the first annual convention of the International Union of Gospel Missions opening in Cedar Rapids with about 100 attendees. Mrs N G Bishop was summoned to Springville by her father’s death. WN Parvin grand secretary of Town Masons went to St. Louis for a grand masters meeting.
Miss Adelaide Haight and Justin R Barry of Walker wed today at the bride s home with Rev F J Stinson officiating. The opening baseball season in Cedar Rapids featured about 1000 fans despite threatening weather. A 1500 pound cannon fundraised by City Marshal Martin will occupy a park foundation in Marion.
Twelve members of the Norway high school senior class visited the Gazette plant Friday afternoon accompanied by instructor H. B. Janssen. The article notes that the Central railway of Peru operates at altitudes higher than 15 000 feet at some points.
Police hunted Friday night for a nose biting bandit whose latest assault injured real estate man George Hough. The assailant’s motive appears to be robbery and the attacker’s odd method tends to frighten victims into surrendering cash.
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