Presbyterian Church Morning Subject Sin It's For Giveness
Morning sermon titled Sin Its For giveness to be followed by an evening service on The Un changing. The notices list worship times and message topics for the day at the local church.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
2
Morning sermon titled Sin Its For giveness to be followed by an evening service on The Un changing. The notices list worship times and message topics for the day at the local church.
Sunday school begins at 2 30 with preaching at 7 30. Evening service led by Scott and Harper. Teachers and officers meeting after Sunday school led by C W Wade. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. All are welcome to every service.
The church holds Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 11 and 7 p m as Advent is observed. The morning sermon is The King Cometh and the evening program is the Thank Offering of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society led by Miss Jane Steele. Activities include Go le The Sweet Story Ella Ruth Trail Reasons for Thanksgiving and more.
The Baptist church schedules a Sunday school lesson titled Joseph Sold by His Brethren at 9:35 am. Welcome to the worship, with the morning topic All of Grace and a focus on divine provision for victory. Evening service at 7:30 features The Prince of Peace discussion.
Toworrow Free Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 2 PM, morning worship at 11 AM, and evening service at 7 PM. All are welcome to attend.
Church program header shows morning 9:16 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Evening service at 6:30 p.m. Preacting at 7:44. Theme mentions Christian focus. Tuesday evening meeting and Wednesday evening activities referenced with unclear names and times.
Unclear readable text mentions a gathering with Seagling Gh and friends. Several names and times appear garbled, but context suggests a social or school event with attendees noted. Details are obscured by OCR errors.
McLaughlin Co offers six sizes of bed linen sets at a bargain price of 1.48 each to clear stock. Previously priced up to 5.00, the sale emphasizes heavy discount and rapid sale.
Mrs Mary Barnes longtime city resident dies this morning about 4 15 at the home of Mrs Sarah Beatty on South Court street after months of illness. Her husband preceded her in death. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev C L Tennant in charge. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
Word has reached here of the death of Harry C. Peters on Wednesday November 27 at Hahnemann hospital Chicago due to pneumonia. A former druggist in this city and Ottumwa he leaves wife Emma B Peters and three daughters Edith Bernice and Mrs Julian Frost. Funeral services will be held at Mount Hope cemetery at three this afternoon.
The Elks hold their annual memorial service tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Elks rooms. All members and families are invited. An appropriate program and memorial address will be given.
Officials urge all ministers and teachers to read Mr. Hoover's message and teach food conservation to save 20 million tons for Europe. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale calls adding daily bread request to Lord's Prayer. Lodges clubs and groups to read Hoover's message while 180 million Europeans face famine. fourth meals and reduced wastage emphasized.
Washington D C social set Ruth Fulton and Grace Oliver entertained Iowa guests Thursday evening in this city with Misses Burl Stephenson and Ruth Nelson present. Music and dancing followed by light refreshments. The Young Women’s Foreign Missionary Society postpones its meeting to the first Monday in January. The Now Seista Club met at Mrs Ray Oliver’s home for sewing and social chat. Next week Mrs Walter Bean hosts at South Main Street. The Queen Esther Circle of First M E church meets with Miss Helen Droz at 607 West Monroe Street on Monday evening December 2.
London November 29. The Vatican says Cardinals Gibbons and Manetti have urged President Wilson to help secure permission for papal representatives to attend the peace conference to settle the Roman question, per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
Madrid reports deputies protested after laborers in Sabadell burned an American flag. Deputy Silvera said authorities would act vigorously against the offense. The incident occurred about ten miles northwest of Barcelona.
Professor Barthelemy of the Paris law faculty argues William Tlehenzol lern can be extradited. He says the guiding principle is to follow common sense when law and practicality clash.
Miss Ritz Freeman will address the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening at 7:80 o'clock on the conservation of food. She has served with the Food Administration in Washington during the war and comes highly recommended. She spoke at Des Moines last week and will lecture in Burlington on Monday, staying with Mrs. Ellsworth Turney.
Three cases of Spanish influenza were reported today and one yesterday to the City Clerk. A Board of Health meeting is rumored for tonight with a midnight quarantine likely. Parsons College and Jefferson County Telephone Co. are heavily affected as central girls fall ill and remaining workers log overtime. Telephone users are urged to limit calls during the short handed period.
Miss Bertha Peeblier visits friends in the city while Miss Ina Gantz comes for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Gantz Lieut Taylor plans to return from Minneapolis after several days away Miss Florence Horton a Parsons College student is seriously ill at home in Brighton with influenza
Community Club invites readers to a Monday dinner with tickets at 75 cents. Marguerite Clark stars in Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Orpheum on Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions clothing, a character named Sully, and a supervisor figure B Balne. It includes garbled phrases about dates, payments, and events with no clear coherent story or outcome.
Fragmentary notice says J Yiano tunnels is set to perform in Fairtied on November 26 with orders to Leggett Hotel or Scheffel’s Music Store in EB. Biblnhart involved in listing.
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