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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1927
Page
7
Local churches announce Sunday worship with sermons themes on the missionary work of Jesus and Great Commission. Programs include choir performances, organ and violin solos, and postlude selections. Pastors Dawkins Schofield Hawley Bentzinger guide morning and evening services with prayer meetings and Sunday school attendance noted.
German Congregational Church at 1fth and Cedar Sts with Pastor Hillerbaum announces Bible school at 9:20 a.m. Divine worship at 10:39 a.m. on Sept. 16 with the sermon Suffering the School of Obedience and 7:30 p.m. Lenten service on Jesus in Service. Willing Sewing Circle meets Tuesday evening at the parsonage and Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon for work.
William Ainsworth pastor leads services at 21 West Third Street with church school at 9 30 a m overseen by Mrs Fred Zieg ter and women and men classes at 9 45 a m Divine worship at 10 45 a m with sermon Christ s Expressive Hands and anthem Let There Be Light Wilson A Christian Endeavor session at 6 30 p m for Juniors and Intermediates followed by slides and story service at 7 30 p m.
The Friends Church at Fifth and Sycamore lists Rev Viola Smith pastor with Bible school at 9 39 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m on Gods to Will s with evening service at 7 30 p m Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs Mills Newell Ave Junior CO FE program Thursday evening collection for the new church All are invited Park Ave Methodist Episcopal Church at Park Ave and Washington St with pastor W S Gardner services start Sunday school at 10 a m under Mrs Clyde Duncan sup t and Miss Beatrice Walker pianist preaching at 7 30 p m with choir processional Holy Holy and Faith Is The Victory sung by the choir psalms creed and prayers led by pastor concert offerings include Silver Trumpets and God Revealed in Nature
A local church lists weekly programs including Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. worship, Tuesday class on membership and policy, Thursday prayer meeting, and an invitation to downtown church attendees. Ladies' Aid dinner next Wednesday evening in the church dining room. Evening services feature hymns and solos with pastor J. B. Rendall. Church groups meet Monday and Thursday for board and Industrial society activities.
Mulford Chapel announces Bible school at 9 15 with Miss Alice H Mulford as superintendent and Marie Ellman assistant Morning worship at 1930 with sermon The Faith that Endures Moses and choir anthem Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings at 6 Leader Nina Stelzner topic How Can We Improve Our Minds Evening service at 7 Junior Girls choir to sing Lenten Bible study Thursday Missionary society meets Thursday afternoon Grace English Lutheran Church announces Third Sunday in Lent Sunday school at 930 am Liturgical worship with solos Carl Liebbe and Caroline Liebbe Morning worship at 1045 am Anthem Still Still With Thee and sermon Our Saviour s Call to Holiness
The Luther League folds a combined Intermediate and Senior service at 6:30 featuring the fourth illustrated sermon on the crisis in Jesus life In Wanderings With the Twelve Special music includes Florence Height Miss Ida Grimm and Miss Velma Grimm The mid week Lenten service is set for Thursday at 7 45 with special sermons and music and the Ladies Aid plans a sewing session Friday afternoon at the church parlors
Trinity Episcopal Church announces Lent services led by Rev. Webster Hakes with Evening Prayer at 7:30 p.m. and a sermon by Rev. H. A. Lepper from Trinity Church Rock Island. Sunday morning service features chorals and hymns with organist Mrs. Nelle M. Johnson. A detailed program lists processional hymns, offertory pieces, and vocal selections by Walter and Morley, with Raymond Youm on bass.
Corner of Walnut and Sixth Streets hosts Sunday services at 11 a m with the subject Matter. Sunday school at 10 a m and Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p m. Reading room open Wednesdays 2 to 4 p m. All are welcome.
First Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 45 a m in Maccabee Hall. Lord's Supper every Lord's day. Evening sermon at 7 30 p m titled Miracles. Sermon topic The Ark a Type of the Church presented by Dr H Greenwell pastor. Residence Y M C A phone 2657.
The Daughters of Veterans held a card party at the G A R hall with public invitation last night. Miss Erva Marshall visited Iowa City to see cousin Marian Van Horn at State University. James Q. Isett of Los Angeles arrived for an extended visit with his parents. Evangelistic meetings at Grace M E church draw interest with Rev G E Heidel aided by Rev Frank Otto of Edwardsville Illinois. H G Ls were entertained at Mrs F M McNeil's home with a Kensington followed by refreshments.
In Conesville Iowa on March 18 the Rev Osborne district superintendent of the Burlington district of the M E church will preach Sunday evening at the M E church with an illustrated song service before the sermon. Orono township farm bureau co operators met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs James McKee’s home to study Meal Saving and Time Saving in Large Quantity. Mrs Ernest Wagner visited West Chester Wednesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Skipton. Miss Debby Coffin returned the first of the week.
A Muscatine section item notes Oliver Solomon was hospitalized at Bellevue after gallstone surgery. Mrs. Solomon stays in town during illness. The farm bureau ladies plan a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Jas McKee’s with a lesson on Time Savings in Large Quantities and Meal Saving. Wm Porter visited J F Bacome in Muscatine.
If you wish to borrow or invent money buy or sell real estate insure your life property or car see the Titus Loan and Investment Co 211 213 Town Avenue Adr
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