Be Filled With the Spirit at Moline Baptist Services
Yesterday's services at HB First Baptist drew crowds as pastor urged living a Spirit filled life not mere religion. Evening sermon on Eternal Life stressed birth of God's timeless life and truthful views with Millard singing The Ninety and Nine. YM A met at First Baptist with England in charge and Mrs Bryant on organ as Evangelist Stuckly spoke on What Must I Do to Be Saved.
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First Baptist
Millard
First Baptist Church Secretary
England
R C Bryant
Evangelist Stuckly
Local church women hold meetings. concerts and services planned
A handkerchief bazaar at 8 tonight features the college band and refreshments. Ladies Endowment Fund meet Mrs Peterson at 2:30 at 43d St and 7th Ave Rock Island. Services at the church tonight and Thursday at 2:40. Ladies Missionary Society meets Mrs Westberg 1310 17th Ave. services in south chapel. Boys and So rosta societies meet at 8 Thursday. East End ladies meet Mrs Fagerberg Friday 2:30 at 2530 6th Ave. Friday evening church services in east chapel. Tri City Luther League events unfold Friday to Sunday with program, business session, Lutheran Enthusiasm paper by Rev Hoffsten, supper, Grace church league program. Regular services at Booth chapel and prayer meeting at church. Thursday Ladies Aid all day start 9 am.
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Ladies of the Endowment Fund Society
F. E. Peterson
7Th Avenue
Rock Island
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J A. Westberg
17Th Avenue
St Paul's
Luther League of
Davenport
Rev Hoffsten
Home Society
Grace Church League
Booth Chapel
First Congregational Services and Church Activities
Services conducted with Rev Willard preaching morning and evening. Choir performed Send Out Thy Light and soprano solo For ever With the Lord. Various church groups met including WCTU at Mrs Nye’s, Christian Endeavor district social Thursday, and Benevolent Society Friday at 3 with tea at 6. Annual Home Missionary Society offering planned next Sunday. Members due to present church letters by January first.
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First Congregational Church
Willard
Gounod
Winifred Schwartz
the Lord
Christian Endeavor Society
Mrs Deere
Butterworth
Swedish Lutheran church holds regular services and youth event
Regular services were held at the Swedish Lutheran church with Rev. A Hemborg preaching. The Young People Society planned an outing at six o'clock, and the Ladies of the Endeavor Fund Society of Augustana College will hold a meeting in a business session.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
A Hemborg
Young Peoples
Soclock
Ladies of the Endeawrent Fund Society
Auguatana College
Mission Tabernacle Sermon on Jesus as King Before Pilate
Rev Hagstrom preached at Mission Tabernacle on the theme Jesus as King Before Pilate. Communion was observed. The Young People Society gathered in the afternoon and evening. Upcoming events include Sunday school teachers meeting tomorrow evening and Wednesday sewing society at the church.
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Mission Tabernacle
Jesus
Pilate
Hagstrom
Church Communion
Pilce
First Methodist Church Sermons and Meetings
sermons at First Methodist Church were led by Pastor M Vo Crumbaker with texts from James 2 and Luke 13. Ada Batkin led a solo and the choir sang. An official board meeting is set for 7 30 this evening and the Women Foreign Missionary Society will meet at 2 00 with Mrs A Jones.
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Firat Methodist Thurch
M Vo Crumbaker
James
Baker
Duke xiii
Ada Batrikin
Womena Foreign
Sooty
Mia
DD A Jones
St Pauls A M E Church Holds First Quarterly Meeting
The first quarterly meeting at St Pauls A M E church featured Rev James Higgins preaching from Matthew 22 and Rev J Bass of Davenport from John 5. Rev H H Thompson led an evening love feast at 7:30. Quarterly conference is Tuesday at 7:30 with reports from auxiliaries and an oyster supper by the Ladies Aid.
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St Paul’s A. M E
James Higgins
J Bass
Davenport
St John
H H Thompson
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ald Society
Great New York Store Clearing Sale Items
Weekly clearance features Lot 22 and 23 indigo blue print at 4 cents Lot 24 fancy red and white print 3 1 2 cents Lot 31 fast color silicaline 5 cents Lot 34 Turkey red damask value sale price 12 cents Lot 37 Cream table linen wide 25 cents Lot 39 Bleached table linen 2 yards wide 49 cents Lot 56 Muslin wide 4 cents Lot 59 Best table cloth 12 cents Lot 63 Felt shade on spring rollers cents Lot 65 Curtain rods 3 cents And hundreds of bargains at the great sale New York Store.
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Great Clearing Sale
New York
New Discovery Said To Cure Lung Diseases
A Tennessee man recalls his wife nearly dying from consumption. A doctor’s “New Discovery” is praised as saving her life and is sold for 60c or 1 at a local drug store with trial bottles offered.
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Elgin
Tenn
Dr King
Clendenins
Social and Personal News From Rock Island Area
Marriage notices include Miss Sarah Cornwall of Benton Harbor Michigan and other local weddings. A bazaar at Augustana College features handkerchiefs collected by the Ladies Endowment Society. Societal events cover church weddings, engagements, visits, and a Moline High School football banquet with captain Dell Arrel chosen.
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Sarah Cornwall
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cornwall
F. G. Allen
Moline High
Drake
Heil
Shallberg
Guests at the Hotels
George H Summers and a list of guests including F B Bloby Danville Wm Lundenthall Chicago TH Thallast Chicago John C Michael Chicago W F Nelson Canby Minn F B Rexenfeldt Chicago J G Grane Chicago W N Sype Chicago A E Bell New York L D Wills Chicago C E Grove Mt Corrall G A Grove Mt Corrall J N Butterworth Danville F H Rodman Chicago R Evanre St Louis.
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George H Bunnis
Chicago
F B. Bloby
Danville
Wm. Lundenthall
TH. Thallast
John C Michael
W F Nelson
Canby
Minn
Miss Vera Sharpe and Mr Pinchpenny in Parlor Exchange
Vera Sharpe tells Mr Pinchpenny it is cheaper to stay in the parlor than take her out, as he explains his frequent visits to her home in Pearson's Weekly.
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Miss Sharpe
Vera
Landlord Warns of Eviction Over Rent
A tenant recalls George the landlord telling them they must move if rent is not paid. The exchange reflects housing pressure and financial strain discussed in the Chicago American.
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George
Chicago
Memorial service held by Davenport lodge at Burits Opera House
A Davenport lodge memorial service drew about 200 tri city residents on a Saturday. District deputy T W Henry presided as exalted ruler with main address by former Davenport mayor Henry Vollmer and remarks from City Attorney Kohler of Moline on behalf of his home lodge.
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Meevices
Davenpode
Buritis
Buriday’ Satternoon
Tri-Cities
Iowa
Henry Vollmer
Davenport
Kohler
Moline
Guild Sale Teas and Fancy Work in Moline
Christchurch Guild invites all ladies of Moline to a Saturday afternoon sale at 3 pm at Mrs. Geo Hull's to view and buy the latest Christmas fancy work. Gentlemen invited as well. Also order hardwood cut stove length from Channel Ice Company.
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Christchurch
Channel Ice Company
Man Held on Attempted Act Charges in City Lockup
A man identified as Rao ee ie werton and another, aged 74, face charges of attempting an offense. The accused was confined at the city jail and awaits a hearing after an alleged act that led to imprisonment.
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Rao Ee
Werton
Anders
Paul
Minnie Masten Dies After Illness at 75
Mrs Minnie Masten mother of D ry Wood passed away Sunday at her residence age 75. She leaves a daughter Mrs Henry Wood and a large family including six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at St Paul’s Church.
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Minnie Masten
Dry Wood
Henry Wood
Tre
Teaver
Aix
St. Paul's
Guild sale at Mrs Geo Hull’s on December seventh
Christmas sale announcement urges attendance at Mrs Geo Hull’s on Saturday December seven at 3 PM. The event features embroideries linens dolls and a full range of new fancy articles.
A Dismal Outlook The Wintry Winds That Blow
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press and Chicago Tribune quotes a casual exchange about Mr Blusbrose with references to coal and bashfulness amid winter mood. The text blends opinions and social chatter without a clear news event.
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Philadelphia Press
Mrs. Minnie L. Dorman Dies After Long Illness
Minnie L. Dorman wife of Deere & Company foreman Fred J. Dorman died at noon after a seven to eight year battle with consumption. Born April 27 1865 in this city she was nearly 37. She leaves two daughters, Mandy 12 and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the family home Rev Willard in attendance.
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Minnie L. Dorman
Deere &Company
Minnie L. Homstrom
William Holmstrom
Nelli M. Thielk
Mary A. Swanson
19Th Street
Leon
Edward
Willard
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