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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
2
The notice previews next week's Sunday School topic Faith and Courage by WM. E. Gilroy editor of The Congregationalist. Imelda Octavia Shankling of Kansas City is billed to speak at 3 p.m. on What Are You with additional remarks on humanity. The event runs after service with a schedule from morning to late afternoon.
An old lesson summary notes the 12 spies report on Canaan from Numbers 13 1 3 and 25 33. It highlights two favorable views by Caleb and Joshua contrasted with ten fearful reports that praise power wealth and numbers of the enemy. The piece emphasizes faith and courage as the key to conquest.
Churches list morning worship at several avenues and streets, with services at 9:45 am 11 am and 2:30 pm. Outdoor service planned at Prairie Creek followed by rain. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm, choir Thursday 7 pm. Iowa Baptist association event Sept 16 17 18 in Iowa City. Various pastors named including Rev Russell Judson Rev E Winslow Brown Rev Edgar J Wykle and Rev J Renwick McCullough.
Immaculate Conception on Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE lists pastor Very Rev Dean Toomey and assistants Rev P Ament and Rev N Barrett with confessions and Mass times. St Ludmila on Twenty first Avenue and St Patrick on First Avenue at Fifth Street W show Sunday Masses and weekday Masses with confessions noted. St Wenceslaus on Twelfth Avenue at Fifth Street SE identifies Rev A Vojacek and Rev V J Hrubek with Masses and Saturday confessions varying by time.
The Rev I E Linkrd announces morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The Limitations of Christianity Christian Endeavor at six thirty p m on Second Third avenue at Sixth street SW highlighting local church events and services.
Services held at 1242 Second Avenue in the church building with the sermon on Substance. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. Reading rooms at 518 Paramount theater building open daily 9 30 am to 5 30 pm except Sunday.
The Rev. A. E. Rather leads Bible service at 7 30 p m with midweek prayer on Wednesday evening at the Church of God located at I Avenue and Eighth Street NW.
A fragment notes the Rev I L Baumgartner associated with a location described as avenue at Third Street. The short item emphasizes a local clerical figure in a street setting without broader context.
Friday evening service at 7 30 p m. Friday service and Saturday children’s church at 2 30 p m. Await further times and locations.
St Pauls on Fourteenth Street SE hosts 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m service sermon A Heroic Quest Epworth League and others meet at Teenth avenue SW. Fairfax Lakeview Kenwood Park and Kenwood Park area preachings and special music listed including The Golden Calf and a 3 p m public service. The Rev A A Brooks Rev C W ee ees Rev L D Stubbs and Rev Frank Winslow lead with choirs and opening songs.
Central Park B Avenue and seventeenth Street NE. The Rev. George Korteling, minister. Bible school at 9 45 am. Morning worship at 10 55 am. Sermon subject Christian Endeavor at 6 36. A Vital.
Prof. L. E. Garwood presents an adult forum at 10 a.m. on third avenue at sixth street SE with assembly and registration. Morning services follow at 11 with related activities listed.
Czech Second Street at Sixteenth Avenue SW hosts Sunday school at 9 a.m. and a 10 a.m. service with sermon on The Church at Smyrna. Young People’s C E meeting at 6:30 p.m. and service at 7:30 with sermon The Certainty.
Legion events list a 4 pm session, a 3 pm Salvation meeting, and weeknight gatherings on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 pm.
The Rev. Stemple White resumes regular Sunday services this Sunday at 7 30 p m with the subject The Present Day Climax of an Age Long Struggle Special music and an illustrated Wednesday at 7 30 p m
United Brethren officials at Fourth Avenue and Seventh coordinate on Sept. 18 as part of a local church activity and community gathering.
Goldie C. Richardson leads a Unity celebration at Unity Center Cedar Rapids marking the Joy week and the anniversary of the Unity work founded at 728 Fourth Avenue SE. Morning service features the program The Birth of the New.
Revival meetings begin tomorrow at 7 30 p m lasting two weeks at John Huss Methodist Church. Rev Arthur A Brooks of St Pauls Methodist leads tomorrow, with other pastors and speakers including Rev C G Fort Rev J P Van Horn Rev William Tenny and Rev W C Cleworth scheduled through Sept 25. Arthur B Dahl of Lyle Minnesota directs music with a mixed choir and a children’s choir performing on most evenings.
The second annual set up conference of the First Baptist church will be held tomorrow at Camp Good Health. Members will travel after the 10:30 morning services. A picnic dinner is planned for noon. A short devotional will precede plans for the coming year. Transportation will be provided from the church at 10:30. Supervised play will be available for children so families may attend.
The Geneva honor will be conferred on Julia Wearding Sunday evening at Trinity Metro. The event honors leadership shown at two Lake Geneva conferences. Rev. Frye speaks on Beautiful Galilee, alongside talks by Woodside and Pownall on camp value. A youth choir directed by Betha Underhill will perform.
The Y M C A will hold its fall winter season conference Sunday at Camp Wapsie Y near Central City. Y staff members meet from 9 a.m. to noon and the conference runs from a.m. to 4 0 p.m.
In a San Francisco suburb a tangle of romance and jealousy unfolds as Stan pursues Eunice while Judy contemplates love with Nick an Arizona salesman. An engine failure forces a mountain voyage ending in a dangerous night that reveals true affections and a potential Mr. Carter interruption. Madame Carter arrives as plans to run away surface.
In a tense cabin scene Madame Carter confronts Judy and Nick about their secret romance. Judy pleads while Nick aims to protect their bond as Granny warns of social ruin. A farewell at the dock follows, with Judy and Nick boarding for Hong Kong, leaving Granny to confront loss and public scrutiny.
John B Metcalf son of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Metcalf of 617 First Avenue East recently joined WNAC Boston mass and will be with the station for the year He is a finalist in last year s audition and studies under William J Whitney at New England Conservatory of Music He has joined the Boston Light Opera company and will appear in Robin Hood and is in rehearsals for a Ray Marr production to be staged at Publix theatres around Boston for the Air hours He plans to continue his studies through the coming school year
One hundred Christmas bags for soldiers and sailors overseas were packed this week by Miss Helen Hubbard chairwoman of the Red Cross volunteer service committee Miss Nell Cherry and Mrs Schoonover for Linn County unit of the American Red Cross. The bags go to San Francisco before reaching the recipients and include a handkerchief stationery toothpaste shaving cream toothbrush talcum powder pocket comb and an automatic pencil with extra leads.
CENTER POINT The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home last week. They have five sons, four living: Walter of Waterloo, Wesley of Oelwein, Earl of Payette and Oliver of Toddville.
Papa believed I was cheating, but the situation grew too intense and hot to handle. Willie Willis describes the clash, the tension, and the resulting strain on family trust amid rising heat.
Dr. Lee Travis of the University of Iowa spoke to High Twelve about how brain hemisphere balance may influence speech defects. He demonstrated nerve impulses directing the tongue, noting how speech organs receive control from both brain hemispheres and that causality with left-handedness remains unsettled.
Imelda Octavia Shanklin from the Unity Center Kansas City will speak at the Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow during an all day meeting. She presents talks at 3 p m What Are You and 8 p m God and Humanity with her books What Are You and Selected Studies used as texts. The event marks the eighth anniversary of Unity work in the city and includes an 11 a m Birth of the New address and noon luncheon in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms.
Eleven violators paid fines in police court Friday for speeding reckless driving improper parking and failing to stop at an arterial highway. Names include Cecil St Germain Clifford Lambert Arthur Randall H B Leinbaugh A J Pauba O G Weliner Franklin John E E Swann and others with fines ranging from two to twenty five dollars plus costs and suspensions as noted.
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