Grace Episcopal Church Lent Services and Notices
A condensed listing of Lent services across Grace Episcopal Church and other local congregations. Includes Holy Communion at 8 am, Sunday school, choral Eucharist, evening services, choir practices, and notes on dedications by Mrs Turk and Mrs Bislas. Also lists services from First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, Bethel AME, First Christian, Church of Christ Scientist, Salvation Army, American Lutheran, and First Methodist Episcopal with sermon titles, times, and key participants.
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Grace “Episcopal Church
Turk
Mirs
Bislas
Sadie Haines
W. A. Bristol
Evening service time change at 91K College church
The message notes a new time for the evening service at the Epworth League gathering at the parsonage and invites all who wish to join the church by transfer or confession. The midweek service moves to Wesley Hall on Wednesday at 9:00 PM, described as a splendid service not to be missed, signed by Pastor F EB Lochridge.
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Young Peoples Epworth League
Wesley Hall
F. EB. Lochridge
Mount Calvary Ev Lutheran Church Announces Services
Mount Calvary Ev Lutheran Church on Dakota Ave at Ilth St lists Sunday school at 19:00 German services at 10:00 English at 11:05 with Lenten service Wednesday at 7:45 and sermon Barabbas The World's Choice. Plans include an Estey organ for Easter and a two day Northern State Pastoral Conference April 29 and 40. church council meets Monday. quarterly voters meeting Friday at 3:15 in the basement.
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Mount Calvary Ev
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Dakota
Northern State
Estey
T. H. Joeckel
First Congregational Church Aims for Easter Spirit
The First Congregational Church invites all to seek spiritual renewal during the Lenten season with sermons, music, and fellowship. On Sunday April 6 the service features two anthems, My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Behold Stand at the Door and Knock, adding festive Easter anticipation.
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First Congregational Church
Huron
Schnecker
Miller
The Question of Hope and Fear sermon title
The sermon will be the last on the general theme Questions Men Have Asked Jesus The title of this sermon is The Question of Hope and Fear At 600 the Young Peoples Society luncheon precedes their regular meeting Miss Verna Freemore leads the discussion with special music by Miss Vava Byeriy who will sing a vocal solo At 340 in the afternoon the Fasters Training class meets for closing session The last of the Lenten Institutes will be on Thursday after April 10 We welcome you to our work and worship A S Carlson Minister.
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Jesus
Young Peoples’ Society
Verna Freemore
Vava Byer~iy
A. S. Carlson
Revival at Gospel Tabernacle Sponsored by The Musical Evangelists
The Gospel Tabernacle at 435 Dakota Ave reports strong early response to the revival campaign with The Musical Evangelists Capt. H. E. Rolfe and Maurice Cary. Meetings run all next week at 7 30 except Monday with Sunday school at 10 15, morning worship with communion, and missionary offering. Daily prayer from 9 30 to 10 00 involves citywide home gatherings.
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Tur
Gospel Tabernacle
Dakota Ave
H. E. Rolfe
Maurice Cary
Christ
D. D. Hofer
the Tabernacle
Cavour Methodist Enigmonal Circuit Services Schedule
Cavour Methodist church circuit announced a full Sunday schedule with services at Cavour Valley Richland Pearl and additional preaching at various times. Morning Sunday schools start at 10 a m in Cavour with Valley 10 30 a m and Pearl 11 30 a m. Preaching at Valley 9 30 a m Cavour 11 a m Richland 3 p m Pearl 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 30 p m at Reulands Richland B Pf m Thursday. Class meeting at Pearl Sunday 10 90 a m.
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Cavour
D. Arms
Valley
Pearl
Richland
Reulands
Senior class play rehearsals for The Hidden Guest
Rehearsals are under way for the senior class play The Hidden Guest with Miss Frances Green coaching the class. Japan leads the world in highway miles per square mile of area.
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Japan
Springs College Paper Gains Much Publicity
Wessington Springs junior college Journalism club produces the weekly News Letter sending it to metropolitan newspapers in the northwest. Officers include Lucile McIntosh chief minister Naomi Harper little agent Kathryn Shaffer series and Dean Kellum advisor. Miss McIntosh serves as state editor and Miss Marie Dillon as local editor.
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Wessington Springs
Journalism Club
Wessington Springs Junior College
Northwest
Lucile MccIntosh
Minion
Naomi Harper
Little Agate
Kathry Shaffer
Dean Kellum
Miss McIntosh
Marie Dillon
News Letter
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
An early health ad claims constipation is a major health risk and pills offer no permanent relief. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to relieve and prevent constipation with a refund if unsatisfied. It touts roughage, iron content, and versatile use with meals, milk, cereals, or soups, urging daily consumption priced at $3.50, from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kelloge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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HH. J. Wesseling
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Montana St. Bible School
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American Lutheran Church
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N. P. Whiting
Gottfried Stoland
Homer
Ruth B. Hipple
Franz
Adele Babbitt
Royal Crawley
G. Verdi
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Catherine Schaller
Florence Fisch
Carl A. Preyer
Robert Franz
Deens Taylor
Lyndill Bayes
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Ivane
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Aberdeen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
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