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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
12
A listing of services across multiple churches including ChULC Calvary Fifth Avenue and Immaculate Conception Third Avenue with details on church school times morning services and Sunday and midweek programs. Notable events include an illustrated talk on missions by Rev. N H Carmen and a stewardship service with Dr W Morehouse as guest speaker.
The church choir of thirty voices, led by Prof Paul Schumann Ray, new music director from Coe College, performs Sunday morning. Anthem selections include Cherubim Song No 3 by Bostaninski and God So Loved the World by Moore.
The Rev Galen T Lehman pastor leads Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 sermon Personality and Purity seventh in the Ten Commandments series evening worship at 7 30 subject Accomplishing Gods Will Young people meet church 4 p m weather permitting picnic supper at park vesper service Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 p m 214 Seventh Street SW Bible study 10 30 a m Worship 11 30 a m Evening service 8
The Rev. E. E. Russell leads morning worship at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. Activities include N P Y 5 630 Junior Y P 690 and a prayer meeting at 7 30. Cottage prayer meets Thursday 2 30 with Mrs R Hershberger. Rev J Bourgeois ministers with services at 11 am and 7 34 pm.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday afternoon and prayer meeting at 8 pm on Second-Eighteenth avenue at Ninth street SW. The Rev. Lowellorth, minister. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Morning worship at 10 45 am with sermon Praying Men. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Evening worship at 7 30 pm with sermon Jesus Teaching. Midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 pm theme Gods Judgments.
At 609 First Avenue W the Rev Myron M Sackett and Rev Beatrice H Wildman lead a full week of worship including Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 Communion at 6 30 p m Crusader service and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m illustrated message Humpty Dumpty by Rev Beatrice Wildman and a rally at 2 30 p m with a prophetic talk by Rev William Wildman Meetings run nightly except Saturday with additional programs for young people and general audiences.
Interdenominational Holiness Church on Fifth avenue at Third street SW led by Pastor A. J. Stokes holds morning worship at 11. Sermon titled Three Deaths. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 with sermon Hid With Christ in God. Prayer and Bible study Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. Levi Pennington leads Sacrament services at 10 am at the Y. W. C. A. located at 318 Fifth Street SE. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a morning worship event in the same venue.
Local church notices list several changes and events across Trinity Missouri Synod and Bethany Missouri Synod congregations. Updates include new winter English services at 10 45 a m, Sunday school times, and communion shifts. missions lectures, class schedules, anniversaries, and festival observances. plus church council and youth activities with specific dates and times.
The page lists Sunday services across churches led by Rev George Wo Me Coneer Rev C W Harrap Rev Charge W McConkey and Rev A A Brooks. Activities include Sunday school 945 am worship 11 am epworth evenings 630 pm and youth sessions with themes A Yoke or a Chain and From Light To Darkness.
Epworth league and Post league schedule at Trinity Third avenue Fifth street SW with Rev Ermil B Frye including rally day Sunday school 9 30 a m morning worship 10 50 sermon With and Without Epworth league 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 special series and duet by Rev Frye and Mrs Ed Kreuger Sunday school orchestra old-time hymns midweek prayer 7 30 p m St James N avenue Elis boulevard NW minister Rev H A Crumb rally day 9 a m Sunday school 9 morning worship 11 subject I Believe in the Holy Spirit junior church 1 00 p m Epworth league 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 subject The Unfolding Life midweek prayer 7 30 p m
A roundup of sunday worship times sermons and church activities across multiple downtown parishes. Includes St John the Baptist Syrian Orthodox Seventh Street Sixth Avenue SE and centers on morning services Bible school and evening programs with sermon topics and Christian Endeavor meetings.
The Rev William C Feller conducts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and midweek prayer and Bible study at 7 30 p m Sunday school at 9 a m and morning service at 10 a m The Descent into Egypt is the sermon title Young People CE at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m
Ensign and Mrs. H. M Uptegrove in charge at 1030 Seventh Street SE announce Sunday service at 11 am with Sunday school at 2:30 pm and the Young People's Legion at 6:30 pm. Evening service at 8 pm. Tuesday service 8 pm. Thursday public service 7:30 pm. Young People's Bible class Friday 7:30 pm. Saturday public service 8 pm.
A fragmented local notice lists multiple church services and classes with times and locations. It mentions Rev Francis K Ward and other ministers, Sunday schools, prayers, evangelical meetings, and youth groups across several streets and avenues, including Second Street NE and Sixth Street SE.
In a series of talks at Unity headquarters, Francis J. Gable is in charge with sessions titled Heaven and Peace on Sunday and Love and Abundance on next days. A Prosperity meeting by the Service club is planned Friday and a story hour for children runs the first five nights of the week.
Many New Zealand counties support unemployed men by prospecting for gold until they earn 15 dollars weekly, after which they must support themselves.
The Rally day program will be held Sunday at 11 in the First United Presbyterian church on Third avenue at Second street BW. The Sabbath school and choir will sing, with demonstrations by the primary, junior and intermediate departments. Three young people will give talks, the Superintendent will outline the school’s work, and the pastor will deliver a sermonette.
In a Darceyville setting, Joan Ormond, daughter of William Ormond, faces heartbreak and romance after fleeing an engagement with Elmer Parcher. She finds refuge with Esmee Cranmer and Teddy Lathrop, then receives a Christmas surprise from Mark Havens. Tom confesses his love, and Joan grapples with her feelings as the tale moves toward a dramatic cliffhanger.
Daniels Park Presbyterian church choir presents a 7 30 program at Daniels Park Church including preludes choir pieces solos duets and a sextet. The program features Ruth Pratt Eleanor Montgomery Frances Owen Dorothy Jones and others with Virginia Shaffer directing and Virginia Ohman at the piano.
Westminster Presbyterian observes Trustees Day with a morning sermon on Stewards in the House of the Lord and an evening program by four trustees on What the Trustee Has a Right to Expect of the Church Member. Trustees G K Thompson W P Enright H F Sundberg W S Smith speak. Refreshments follow. public invited.
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran church will mark its first anniversary with a 10 am service led by Pastor Mark J. Steege and a 2:30 pm mission festival sermon by Rev. P. T. Gutknecht of Monticello. Attendance has grown despite no large building, with services in the 2040 First Avenue East chapel.
Dr D W Morehouse president of Drake University Des Moines will be guest speaker at Second Christian church Sunday evening as annual Stewardship day is observed. Morning service will present reports from last year and plans for the coming year. Officers teachers and leaders will be recognized in a consecration service ending with a communion observance.
Francis J. Gable editor of Good Business Magazine and Unity Center teacher presents a five lecture series at 728 Fourth Avenue SE. He opens Sunday at 11 a.m. on Heaven followed by Peace at 2 30 p m and Freedom at 8 p m. Monday sessions cover Love at 2 30 p m and Abundance at 8 p m with offerings taken.
In Linn County District Court Iowa Ivo L Richards petitioner seeks divorce from Glenn N Richards on desertion grounds and asks for custody of minor Paul Richards. If not contesting by Sept 2 1933 term starting November 6 1933 default and decree will follow. L D Dennis attorney for plaintiff.
Lawrence Stein was elected president of the Trinity Methodist Epworth League for 1933 34 at a recent meeting. Other officers named include Margaret Bethe Frye first vice president Eleanor Wearding second vice president Beatrice Johnson third vice president Doris Woolwine and John Stephens fourth vice presidents Bob Bokerney treasurer and Kenneth White pianist. The next three months program has been outlined and is under way.
Trinity Lutheran church at First avenue and Fourteenth street SW resumes winter hours with English service at 10 45 a m and a 9 30 a m service unchanged The sermon is Jacob s Struggle With the Angel of the Lord The Trinity Glee club will sing Praise to the Lord the Almighty The Rev P L Bornhoeft leads Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m
Ten to thirty years back in the Gazette: Miss Minnie Fletcher resigned as police matron to manage the Victoria hotel. Dr. L W Manhall preached at Sinclair Memorial church. Civil war veteran Robert C Hall died at home. Beatrice Hillman 12 fractured wrist from a banana peel accident. Congressman J W Good returned to Cedar Rapids convalescing from typhoid fever. Emma Beatty and Lewis B Merrifield wed at German Lutheran parsonage. Cedar Rapids Bowling Association formed with officers named. Rose Jansa and Wesley Klinger wed at Zion Evangelical parsonage. Alice Scoville and Harry Miller married in Vinton. ceremony at bride’s home.
North Western Bell announces elimination of the 25 cent monthly hand set surcharge effective Oct 1 for customers with three years of use or more. Those under three years will reach relief after 36 months. Desk set users switching to hand sets must still pay the extra fee for three years. Morrison cites cost and gradual retirement of desk sets as reasons. Several hundred patrons benefit immediately, with about 12 percent of city users on hand sets.
Golfers on the course at Jinja near Lake Victoria may remove balls from hippo tracks without penalty. The rule change highlights the unique wildlife interactions on East Africa's greens and reflects a lighthearted approach to play in the region.
Mary Manners responds to readers with advice on a melancholy visiting pattern for Jerry II and heavy family tales. The piece blends a direct missive about longing to see distant relatives with domestic advice on heartbreak and social etiquette in the Dear Miss Manners column.
The poem recalls a fair scene where a barker lures crowds with a dancing act. The speaker reflects that thrills are often false attractions and warns that pleasure’s lure may mislead. A late note mentions Spain's 1933 olive crop shipped to the United States.
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