Church Notes Service Changes and Evening Class
Lutheran church notes show no morning services. A 10 30 a m English class is announced with evening services at First Church. The topic focuses on the foundation of faith from John 4 46 54.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
3
Lutheran church notes show no morning services. A 10 30 a m English class is announced with evening services at First Church. The topic focuses on the foundation of faith from John 4 46 54.
Baptist church notes list Sunday School and preaching times. Sunday School at 9 00 and 2 04 p m. Preaching at 2 00 p m. Patron J H Perry invites all to attend.
Evangelical Church notes list German services at 1 or 3 0 a.m. Sunday with Pastor A W Schlesselman. English services with prayer meeting on Wednesday followed by choir rehearsal. Two hearty invitations extended by the pastor.
Methodist Church notes list Sunday services and a Worth League Prayer Meeting. Worded invitation emphasizes presence at services and prayer meeting, mentioning Win Pigge as pastor.
Residents and visitors include Mrs Ed Holt in Boone, W E Harvey of Renwick on business, Miss Maude Campbell and Chris Nelson in town, and a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. O R Strait northeast of town. Other items note Halloween at Wadsworth home, Ames trip for Mrs West, teachers Violet Bennett Jessie Culver Bernice Elsberry, and a land deal transferring the W J Braden house to R H Godferson with C E Growl and the Godferson place nearby.
Mise Holstror spent Sunday at home. Josephine Shay of Irvington visited at the Henry Curran home. Margaret Allen Seen visiting in Ottesson. John Wermerson and family moved to a new residence. The Epworth League hosts a Halloween party Monday night at the church.
A vintage plea exhorts young men to join the GO TO CHURCH movement, arguing church attendance builds character and leadership. It insists the church needs the young and that the greats of the nation were churchgoers, urging weekly participation and public example.
A long lecture-like passage extols savings banks as reservoirs uniting scattered dollars into powerful funds. It explains how deposits fund loans for homes, streets, schools, and employment, driving economic activity and community welfare through repeating circulation and borrowings.
The judge cites a rainy storm as the reason only three GI Os attended the club meeting. Maudge asks for topics to discuss while Map Joke notes the limited turnout.
Norbert Russell argues in Atlantic Monthly that peace requires nations to endure unfavorable territorial shifts without insisting on defeat or yielding to humiliation. The piece contends enduring such changes preserves stability and avoids conflict.
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