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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
6
A long list of Cedar Rapids churches details Sunday schedules for worship services, catechism, and church schools. It notes locations, pastors, mass times, confessions, and midweek studies across many parishes including Iowa Baptist Muscatine convention dates.
Services held at 1242 Second Avenue Sunday 11 a.m. with subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday testimony meeting 8 p.m Reading rooms 518 Paramount Theater Building open daily 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Sunday.
The Rev. Galen T. Lehman presides at Bible school at 9 45 a.m and morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Property and Possession. Evening worship at 7 30 follows the sermon The Why and How of Baptism. A B Y P D meeting is at 6 30 p.m and quarterly business meeting is Sunday at 3 p.m with a mid week service.
The Rev. A E Rather pastors at Y% avenue and Eighth street NW. Morning worship and Bible school begin at 9 45 am followed by a young peoples meeting at 6 30 pm. Evening song and sermon at 7 30 pm and midweek prayer and praise on Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
A list of church services across several denominations with ministers, service times, and events. Highlights include Rev E E Russell with Sunday school 930 am and worship 1045 am, Rev Nelson C Dreier with worship 1055 am, and Episcopal Grace Church with Matins at 730 am and choral mass 11 am.
Grande Avenue church holds Rally Day with Sunday school at 1045 and no morning sermon due to pastor’s wife illness. Weeknight prayer services October 11–18, except Saturday, with preaching October 18–27. Other congregations share Bible school, worship times, and midweek study. Unity Center offers lectures and metaphysical reading room hours.
A joint meeting of the Iowa and Nebraska synods of the United Presbyterian church was held in Tarkio Missouri for two purposes the annual synod meetings and the fiftieth anniversary of Tarkio College. Delegates alumni and friends attended. The program featured a college history by Dr J A Thompson and notes on the college’s founding. Officials elected included Moderator Rev J B Pollock Garner Ja vice moderator Rev J B Pollock Indianola treasurer Rev W J Stewart Grinnell and clerk Dr A L Davidson Coin Ia.
Among recent galas at Deauville and Monte Carlo, attendees wore berets of renal horse hair and gloves and shoes made from frogskin pelican skin and black lizard, showcasing extravagant folk couture.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down for terms on history and language. The word set includes Moslem leader, silkworm, and Persian regional heads with several religious, geographic, and cultural references interwoven.
Joan Ormond flees an arranged engagement and seeks marriage with Hugh Sewell only to learn he is married. Thelma, Mark and Joan navigate jealousy and deceit as a call from an office girl tests loyalties, with Thelma plotting to regain control.
Nat Sergent answers a lonely plea from Thelma who asks to be taken to lunch. The meeting leads to unseen fate weaving Joan into a shared destiny as Thelma unknowingly holds a weapon for a planned betrayal.
Olivet Church and Sunday School plan a combined rally day service at 10 a.m. with opening music class period orchestra numbers and multiple recitations and exercises. Donald Lee Martin gives the rally day welcome and Rev. EB J Wykle delivers the pastor’s message before the offering and postlude.
Mrs. George C. Haman, pioneer woman and civic leader, died at her home on First Avenue. Also listed: Miss Helen Higley joins Harp Ensemble for Chicago winter tour. Mrs. Arthur Poe and Nan return from east trip. Thomas Kane to visit family in Butte. Knights of Columbus officers elected. Walker Whiteside performed at Greene's. a Cedar Rapids couple wed at Immaculate Conception church. teachers from Cedar Rapids featured in Northeastern Iowa Teachers association events in Mason City.
The passage argues there are no flawless tests for love and couples may deceive themselves or retain affection out of habit. It notes love blends tenderness, loyalty, and dignity, worthy yet imperfect. It also cautions that changing scenery rarely cures troubles and attitude matters more. It warns that separating children impacts education and harms both bright and dull students, hindering development.
Mrs Marguerite Rowley Newland of Center Point presented her one act play The Post Office to the Cedar Rapids Woman's club dramatic art department. An audience of over 100 attended the Friday afternoon event at the club house with luncheon and tea honoring the playwright. The cast included Don Zook Fred Petrick Gray Wilson Temple Taylor Walter Blazek Russell DeMoss and several club members.
Mrs. John A. Nelson and Mrs. J. F. Currell hosted Freya Kensington members at 415 Twenty-sixth Street SE with twenty attendees and banco prizes won by Mrs. G. A. Johnson, Mrs. Robert Erickson, and Mrs. Charles Wall. J. F. Currell hosted the husbands at 2503 Bever Avenue for a stag party with twenty attendees and card games.
Friends surprised Mrs. Charles Renstrom for her sixtieth birthday while she was confined at home by illness. Guests included Mrs. Gus Kullander Mrs. John Lundeen Mrs. Anna Erickson Mrs. Adolph Johnson Mrs. Oscar Nelson Mrs. Pauline Kruber and Mrs C Zearing.
A farewell event for Miss Ada Rose Waters was hosted by Miss Joan Broushar at 1222 Ninth Street NW. Waters plans to spend the winter in Memphis Tennessee. prizes went to Waters and Miss Lethey Wiley.
The first party of the Rebecca Alexander tent No. 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met at Mrs. John Bruch’s home at 351 Twentieth Street SE on Wednesday afternoon. G A R members attended as honored guests. Alma E Owens led the arrangements with help from several members.
The Phi Theta Sigma Sunday school class of Trinity Methodist met Thursday night in the church basement for a picnic supper. After business, the group played games with Misses Lucille and Elinore Wisely in charge of social hour. Twenty two attended.
Thirty members of the American home department of the Woman's club met at the club home Tuesday for luncheon. After the business meeting an entertaining and instructive talk was given by Miss Ida S. Oakley on the planning and designing of gowns. She displayed samples of imported laces velvets and other materials.
Mrs Frank Wells entertained the M M club at 116 Eighteenth street NE on Tuesday evening with a business meeting and social hour. Mrs John Burge assisted as hostess.
The Midboro club met with Mrs. Dora Howland at 3100 E Avenue NE Thursday for a luncheon. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. Ralph Snitl and Mrs. F. M. Wandeel.
Jane Boyd circle of King's Daughters met with Mrs. L. A. Eckert Thursday for luncheon at 1. Sixteen members were present and plans were made for the winter relief work.
The Alice Korteling guild will gather Monday at 7 30 p m at Central Park church for devotions led by Wilda Burge. Miss Katherine Jacobson will speak on China. Hostesses are Mrs George Korteling Mrs Vernon Thompson and Miss Ann Smithey.
The automotive industry in Michigan employed 166,799 people in July this year, compared with 172,630 in July 1932, indicating a decline in employment over the period.
The Ambar Grotto auxiliary hosted a Friday evening meeting at the South Side Commercial club with about seventy five guests, including fifteen from Dubuque. Attendees included Mrs Ann Bradford, Mrs M Fluhr, E G Alexander, and Mrs Jennie Mickel. A program featured accordion solos, gavotte, a military dance, a play, and a musical number with local students. Card games and refreshments closed the event.
The Cleveland P T A schedules an October meeting on the 7th at 2 29 PM with a prepared question format. Lucille Pogge and third graders will present arithmetic. a sixth grader will explain the Junior Red Cross. Garfield P T A met Thursday with Supt Deamer outlining the six year high school plan and hosting music by sixth graders.
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