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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
7
Community church notices list Grace English Lutheran and First Spiritual Alliance Church events along with First Methodist Episcopal services. Details include Sunday school, morning worship, choir offerings, sermons, and upcoming plays and meetings with dates and times for Monday through Thursday activities.
Warns readers about deceptively cheap items that mask added delivery or hidden charges. Advises shopping at locally known merchants where prices are truly low and upfront. Emphasizes avoiding inflated totals from lure pricing.
Church of the Brethren announces Sunday school at 9 43 with Homer Miller superintendent, devotions and sermon Steadfastness. Evening service at 7 09 with Miss Marvy Pacely chair and Value of Church Membership. Zion Lutheran notices list sermons June 19 1928 and multiple parish activities.
Trinity Sunday service at 9 30 a m with divine worship and a sermon by Pastor Hilkerbaume at the German Congregational Church Fifth and Cedar Sts. Bible school led by Wm Benninger at 10 30 a m. Parish events include Willing Sewing circle Tuesday and Ladies Aid society Wednesday with work. all are invited.
Grand Hotel auditorium Cedar Street entrance hosts scripture reading and a lecture by Dr J Roberts. Lincoln Nebraska residents Mr Frank Miller and Rev Kessie Miller give short addresses with inspirational music. Roberts will also deliver messages while Bessie Miller is unavailable due to spiritual work.
Walnut and Sixth Street Baptist Church invites worship with Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Sermon on Barren Fig Trees from Matt 7 26. B Y P U at 7 30 p.m. TM. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Sermon Friendship With Jesus from John 16 13. Thursday evening prayer at 7 45 with choir rehearsal. Miss Martha Ik Keck supplies pulpit in pastor's absence.
Rev B S Denny longtime Southeastern Iowa state evangelist will preach morning and evening at 9 39 to 11 39 Sunday morning and 7 46 Sunday evening Bible school and communion and preaching continuous service all welcome at 225 Town Ave Maccabee Hall.
Park Ave Methodist Church at Park Ave and Washington St hosts Sunday School at 9 a.m. with Mra M O Briggs superintendent and Miss Villa Houvele pianist. Children's Day program at 7 30 p.m directed by the superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday at Mrs J S Hetzler 1109 Oakland Drive. See Thursday Journal for the program.
The note lists a Holy Eucharist at 9:00 and Sunday Schools at 9:15 with Morning Prayer and a Sunday morning choir service. It records hymns and anthems including Saviour Source of Every Blessing and I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, with performers and organist Mrs Nelle M. Johnson helping.
The Morning worship program features the children with Bible school led by Lewis Herim, superintendent. Bible school 9 39 am with conference at 3 pm. Evening service 7 59 pm on faith themed sermon The Importance of Faith. Ladies Aid Wednesday with Mrs. Wm Pearce 614 Demorest St Prayer meeting Thursday 7 43 am led by John McCaffry Bethel A M E Zion service 16 45 Sunday morning missionary sermon by pastor 7 pm sermon by Mrs Sadie B Jenkins Buxton La music by choir.
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Walnut and Sixth Street offers Sunday services at 11 am with the subject God the Preserver of Man. There are Wednesday meetings and a reading room open Wednesdays from 7 to 4. All are welcome to attend services and use the reading room.
William Hainsworth notes the week at the church with Children's Day exercises led by Mrs Ziegier. Sunday service starts 10 39 and all are urged to attend. Tomorrow night the 30th anniversary year of John Bunyan features Pilgrim's Progress in pictures and story with solo by Mrs John Einhaus.
Vernon I Schoentz ministers morning and evening services with teaching classes for all ages. August Altenbernd leads Sunday school. Sermons titled The Friend of God and What Did He Leave. Special music from Muscatine Music House orchestra. Attendance noted at 11 34 and 7 00 pm with offertories and solos by Miss Dorothy Kiefner Miss Josephine Stirlen and others.
Cedar Street M E Church outlines June 10 services with a Children’s Day program at 10 including songs recitations and music. Epworth League meets 7 led by Mina Ida Herwig. Evening worship at 7 45 features The Delightful Men. Ladies aid and WMMS events listed with dinner. Rev Frey officiates.
Sycamore street church with Pastor G H Krueger at 907 Iowa Ave presents Sunday school at 9 29 and English worship at 7 39 am. A children's day program features songs exercises and recitations. Monday Y P L meeting urged. invitation to the fifteenth joint convention at London Iowa June 16 to 19. Sewing Circle meets Friday with choir practice at 7 39.
The church announces morning and evening worship services with musical offerings. Prelude pieces include Larghetto and Marche Majestique, with an anthem Thou Who Carries All and a duet Rock of Ages. Evening includes Even Song solo The Lord Is Thy Light and Offertory. Week events list board, guild, pot luck, industrial society meetings, and hostesses Mrs F Kindler and Mrs J McDaniel.
Pastor Ire Hawley presides with Rev 597 FE as address. Sunday school at 9 39 a m Morning worship at 10 45 am with Indwelling of The Holy Spirit as sermon. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 36 pm followed by preaching. Evening service announced with subject Edwards the Faithful. Kensington Society meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Geo Awbrer Illinois City.
Corner Main and Hershey. Pastor C W Seen. Bible school 9 15 morning worship 10 39 Children Day dedication. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 6 60 p m. Children's Day program 7 06 p m. Ladies Missionary meeting Thursday. Mid week prayer and Bible study Thursday evening.
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