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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
William L. Cain will lead morning and evening services with special music. Sunday School begins at 10 o'clock with classes for all ages. The young people meet at seven, Juniors at 3 30. Strangers and families without a church home are welcome to all services.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church invites the public to revival services led by Evangelist F. F. Schwindt. Sunday evening at 7 45 p m the subject will be Did a Good God Make a Bad World. Public welcome to all services.
The Congregational Church lists Sunday events with a 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM worship titled Little Clouds and Much Rain. Evening Boyd Company play at McKinley Park offers advance ticket sales through local banks and stores to support church uplift and music.
The Sunday School elected four delegates with expenses paid to the International Sunday School Convention June 21 to 27 in Kansas City Missouri. Dr George B Dean will preach at the morning service and stay through Sunday. The play That Girl by Queen Esther Society is set for Tuesday evening at the church. Special music and various meetings are announced including a joint W F M S picnic Friday at Mrs W S Brown's home.
Jerome E. Emanuel pastor leads Bible School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with a sermon titled Playing The Game Like Men. All residents urged to attend despite politics. Senior Endeavor at 7 P M and Children’s Day program Pageant Send Me at 8 P M. Mrs Jennie Gove departed to Washington Utah last Friday.
The church at 104 N Oak Street announces Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the lesson subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Wednesday worship at 8, reading room hours Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 4. Public invited to services and reading room.
The Mission will hold Sunday services in the Swedish Baptist church at Mills and Vine with Sunday school at 3 p.m. and G. W. Taylor preaching at 8 p.m. Services continue there until the Mission building is completed. Everyone is welcome, especially nonattenders. E. E. Wade Sup’t.
Reverend J Hamilton Woodsum invites all to attend services. Morning worship at 10:39, communion follows at 11:30 with Right Hand of Fellowship for new members. Sunday School at 12, B Y P U social hour at 6 and devotional meeting at 7, evening evangelistic meeting at unspecified time.
Rev. David Ferguson presides at Whitsunday Eucharist and sermon at 10 45 AM with the Pentecost birth of Holy Church theme. W Adams Street invites all to worship. Church School at 10 AM.
Salem Lutheran Church holds morning worship at 10 15 with Holy Communion in Swedish at 11 15 and evening services at 7 30. Morning message The Meaning of Pentecost evening Pentecostal Facts and Fruits. Children's Bible School starts Monday at 9. Sorosis Society meets Tuesday at 500 North Vine Street. Luther League study Thursday. Mid week service Wednesday. Pastor Wilburn Palmquist.
A noted skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur for rapid easing of skin eruptions including eczema. Due to germ destroying properties it soothes irritation and heals the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Sufferers are advised to obtain a jar from a good druggist and apply like cold cream.
Mrs. W. S. Mills visits her niece while Mrs. M. M. Parkinson of Council Bluffs spends time with Miss Jo Sutton. Henry Wheeler from Minnesota visits daughter Cleo Wheeler and mother in law Mrs. Newt Smith. Community Memorial hall roof gets a coat of roof paint. Congregational church Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs. F. D. Cherington. Ella Child reports on the Newton state meeting May 16-17. The Ladies Aid Society hosts an ice cream social at Ira and Mrs. Taylor’s home on June 7.
Silk gloves on display vary from simple to elaborate with ruffles and piping in contrasting colors. Some pairs feature tucked fabric or heavy embroidery, illustrating a range of fashion detail and craftsmanship.
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