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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
4
Review indicates weekly Sunday services in Agassiz room at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Wednesday 8 00 p m testimonial meeting. Location over Rho Kyir clothing grove and weekday hours 2 30 to 4 99 yh. notes on loan library Sherstaro and service authorization.
The community anticipates a religious gathering featuring Prophetic Pictures and Jeans as the subject during the service hour. Lottie Wagner is highlighted as a speaker for the outreach, with messages of conversion and spiritual encouragement. A meeting is planned for Wednesday evening to pray for saved souls.
Worship at 9 30 morning service. Bert Carl trial weld in Sunday School. Pastor preaches first of three sermons on the Apostles Creed. Evening theme The Way of the Unsaved. Congregation urged to bring Bibles and follow him. questions welcomed.
C W Wade superintendent invites all parishioners to Sunday School at 2 20. A asa for you preaching at 8 00 p m with the topic Too Great. Special music and a prayer meeting Wednesday evening urging collective prayer by all God's people.
A church announces a 0:45 Bible School with preaching at 11:00 and 8:00. Morning subject is Keeping the Educational Fires Burning and the evening topic is Conscience Is It A Safe Guide. A verdial invitation is extended to the public.
Sunday School begins at 9 30 with a note of invitation. Morning worship at 10 45 features Dr HR Ames Montgomery of Parsons College as preacher. Epworth League service at 7 00 pm, followed by an Epworth League program at eight with three short addresses and inspiring music. All are warmly invited to attend.
In the absence of the pastoral conference the morning pulpit will be occupied by Rev J W Haney and the evening by Rev C M Carpenter. Sunday School at the usual hour with Class Meeting at noon. Prayer meeting at the Bert Alexander home Tuesday evening.
Dr A A Mouser has returned and there will be usual services at this church tomorrow.
The Des Moines district presiding elder Rev J H Ferridge will lead Bethel A M E in the last quarterly conference for the year. The conference is Saturday at 8 p m and the quarterly meeting Sunday at 11 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. All are welcome.
Public notice from Barnel A. M. E. Church states the church conference rally will close on September 16 for 191 percent? membership is small and asks public aid. Pastor B. F. Hubbard signs the call and also urges payment of an ailing bill before the 10th of the month.
The Senate ends efforts to delay nationwide prohibition until 1920 as war measures push the dry bill. The bill includes a $1200000 emergency fund and aims to conserve grain and fuel for the war, with final passage sending the measure to the House for conference.
Washington reports the food administration will keep the sugar allowance at two pounds per month for each person. The decision comes after a two day conference in which state administrators participated under Food Administrator Hoover.
Berlin and Brandenburg have been placed under the law relating to a state of siege. The measure provides for fines or imprisonment for those venting or circulating untrue rumors calculated to disquiet the populace, according to the Cologne Volks Zeitung.
A public auction is scheduled for Saturday September 7 at 2:00 pm at 106 Highland Avenue. Items listed include bedroom furniture a leatherette couch a refrigerator stoves bookcases tables chairs and various tables plus household goods and tools.
A collage of sale notices including stock hogs, feeding cows, a range of household appliances, a heating stove, a modern house for sale or rent, other real estate and household goods, plus a 1917 coin for sale. Names include M. F. Bevans Batavia Iowa and L. P. Quinn among others with phone contact numbers.
The Dutch minister in Berlin has been instructed to protest the German submarine attack on a Dutch trawler near Krommenter in North Holland on August 7. The action killed fishermen and prompted a demand for compensation.
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