Leap Year party and society notes in Wellman
W. G. V. Club hosts a Leap Year party at the Foster home with a six thirty dinner at one table and films from trips. Numerous local couples attend. Also reports of the Dinner Bridge Club, VU-Dealt-Am Pridee, a farewell for Swartzendruber family, and Wellman O F S meeting with social hour and birthday visit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss Levert
FE. C. Jones
W. S. McIntosh
H. FE. Ross
Lyall Smith
Willard Triechman
Potluck
Thne
Bertha Nordquist
Minneapolis
Swartzendruber
Wellman Chapter
O.F
Vella Maplethorpe
Hes
Infang
E. J) Miller
Wm. Turnipseed
Anna Schwimley
Carrie ‘Marner
Mrl
Charley Brown
American Home to Meet Tuesday on Menu Planning
Mr. Albert Simpson will give a paper on Planning Menus for 200 at the American Home department section meeting next Tuesday afternoon. The session will open at 2 P M in the home of Mrs. Richard Stewart 1003 North Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simpson
Ameican Home Department
Richard Stewart
North Second Avenue
Lesson for April 7 Scriptural Selections
Lesson topics and scripture texts chosen for April 7 by the International Council of Religious Education are listed with notes on use and permissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Amos Pleads for Justice Through Righteous Living
A sermon on Amos 5 1 10 15 21 24 argues social justice centers on sin not politics or economy. It traces Amos lamenting Israel prosperity injuring the poor, condemns intolerance of reproof, urges seeking good over evil in Christ, and warns religion cannot substitute for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Christ
Tekoa
Israel
God
Douglass
Psalm Verse Reflection on God’s Gracious Works
A devotional line highlights the Lord’s gracious nature and enduring righteousness as the speaker recalls divine marvels. The passage cites Psalm 111:3-4, praising God for wondrous deeds and compassionate character.
Salad demonstration chaired by Mrs Glean Wilsen
A spring salad demonstration will be served by the serving committee with Mrs Glean Wilsen as chairman guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glean Wilsen
Lutheran Trinity Morning Worship and Sunday School
Trinity Lutheran at 802 Second Street East holds morning worship at 9 15 with Sunday school at 10 30 led by Pastor William F Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Second Street
Schood
William F. Krueger
Unreality Lesson Sermon Set For Sunday Services
Sunday services will begin at 11 o'clock at the church office on S Iowa Ave with Christian Science Churches presenting Unreality as the Lesson Sermon. Public invited to all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The readings include Bible selections and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, highlighting turning from material sense toward Spirit and the imperishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Iowa Ave
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Presbyterian Bible School and Worship Services Schedule
Morning Bible school at 9 30. Worship at 10 45 and 7 30. Sermon topics Morning Overcomers Evening Why God Sent His Son. Intermediate Endeavor Society led by Flora Dodds Maxine Baxter Margaret Marsh 6 pm Young Peoples Group at the manse. Music by organ and various solos. Minister F W Ettwood and director Mrs Henry Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Endeavor Society
Flora Dodds
Maxine Baxter
Margaret Marshall
the Manse
David
Sainte
United Presbyterian Congregational Meeting Notice
The annual United Presbyterian meeting is set for Wednesday April 10 at 7 15 PM with a cooperative dinner at 6 30 PM All church members are urged to attend the dinner and meeting Sabbath school begins at 4 45 AM Morning worship at 10 45 AM The schedule includes Bible study themes and evening services with special music and organ preludes to plan a Sabbath focused on church and spiritual life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maesence Y.P.C.U
Rainbow of Hopetheme draws Methodist service lineup
The Methodist church schedules morning worship at 10 45 with the minister's sermon The Rainbow of Hope and guests The Rainbow Girls. Afternoon and evening panel seminars feature diverse church leaders and topics The Ceaseless Program of Redemption sermon by Dr KK C Keagy follows an organ concert and offertory selections by a church music team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Addreaa
C. Peterson
P. M. Conant
E. J. Hesselschwerdt S
Irene Bishop
Leigh Soule
Lloyd Bauer
G. Lee Ranshaw
Anthem and Soloists at Wildermere Service
The service features Anthem by Wildermere Soloists with Dick Hotle and Cecil Replogle on organ for postlude. Scarmolin works cited with Wim M Nichol as pastor director of music and Carolyn Hamilton as organist with Helen Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels of Jesus
Wildermere
Dick Hotle
Cecil Replogle
Scarmolin Wim
M. Nichol
Carolyn
Sunday Worship Schedule At First Church
The notice lists worship times including Church School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Children's Hour at 3:00 p.m. N Y P S Service at 6:30 p.m. Gospel Service at 7:30 p.m. Saturday prayer meeting canceled. James E. Morris is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Morris
Sermon and Service at Church of Christ
The note invites worshippers to Bible School at 0 45 a m Communion at 10 45 am and a sermon after communion with special music. Pastor C Breidenthal encourages visitors to attend not belonging elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Breidenthal
Church Invitation With Bible School And Services
A cordial invitation extends assistance and ministry. Bible school at 9:30 A.M. with classes for all, worship at 10:45 A.M. followed by communion and reception of new members. Evening programs include Junior BYL for youth, senior BYPA for young people, and a 7:30 P.M. gospel service.
Midweek Bible Study Service With Special Music
The church offers a 7 30 P M Wednesday midweek service including a Bible study and prayer with special music. Organ preludes and postludes, choir anthems, and selections by the Children's Chorus are planned. The program features works by Chopin Beethoven and Ashford and names listed include Mrs Edith Boileau Reister and Pastor Immanuel Fredmund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Tee Handel
Chopin
God
Beethoven
Ashford
of von Weber
Co. H. Gabriel Children’s
G. C. Stebbins
Rhea Buck
Ashford Charles Murdock
Edith Boileau Reister
Immanuel Fredmund
St Pauls Evangelical Church Service Schedule
St Pauls Evangelical on Washington Street offers morning worship at 9 30 A M Sunday school at 10 20 A M and Young Peoples League at 7 30 P M led by Pastor Carl W Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League
Country Churches Preparatory to Communion Services
Preparatory to Communion services held Friday at 7 30 Rev Irwin from Columbus City speaks. Bible study at 10 Divine worship with The Communion at 1 Rev Megdelsen preaches. Young people at 6 30 Union service at 7 26 W H Hemphill pastor invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Columbus City
Megdelsen
W. H. Hemphill
The Test of Life sermon at Bethel church
Bethel church presents a Sunday schedule with a sermon theme The Test of Life. The message draws on Job and St Paul and urges turning to God s Word for guidance amid economic distress and world troubles. Services include 10:00 morning worship 11:90 attendance noted near 100 and 6:45 three C E meetings with 1:40 evening service led by Rev M A Robeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
God
Job
St. Paul
Bethel
Family Church
Cotter
Friendly Church
C. E. Society
M. A. Robeson
West Chester Federated and Prairie Blower Baptist Services
West Chester Federated holds Bible school at 10 00 with Walter Leet supervising morning worship and spring communion at 11 00. Union service at M KE church 7 30. Prairie Blower Baptist announces Bible school lesson and promises a cordial morning service with a friendly invitation to strangers and non members. EF Strong, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Prairie Blower Baptist
Ible
Prairie Flower
EF. Strong
New Raven Baptists Plan Day of Services
A local church announces a Bible school at 1 am and sermon at 11 am led by Mrs Dewey on the Work of the Local Church. A communion service follows. Friday evening a church shower will honor Mrs Stanley Mangold and Mrs Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
MS Dewey
Stanley Mangold
Saint Pauls Evangelical Valley Service Times
Valley Sunday school at 10 00 AM morning worship at 1 15 PM Carl W Klein pastor oversees the church program and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paulgss Evangelical Valley
Winsworth Methodist Spring Call to Church School Involvement
April urged as a time to renew participation in church school work and worship services. The message invites members to rejoin and contribute to church life and activities.
Church School and Evening Services Plan
The notice outlines a 10 AM church school and senior and adult lesson study titled My Responsibility for Social Justice. No league service next Sunday evening. Evening union service at 7 30 PM at the U P church led by Pastor C E Coggeshall. Remember Washington services after noon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Washington
U. P
C. E. Coggeshall
Crawfordsville Churches Plan Sunday Services
Sunday school starts at 10 A M with J W Rich as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 A M led by Rev B G Hankins from Mt Pleasant. Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Union service at 7 30 P M with Rev Hankins preaching. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday afternoon at the church hosted by Mrs Daisy Huber, Mrs Kenneth Coates, Mrs Hartzell and Mrs Howard Anderson. Rev KE E Voss, Pastor.
Sabbath School and Activities Schedule
Sabbath school at 10 A. M with Mrs. Ida Wooley as superintendent No service in the morning Y P C U at 6 30 P. M led by Jean Cherryholmes Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 P. M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Ida Wooley
Y.P.C.U
Jean Cherryholmes
Church Services and Meetings Schedule
Church notices list Sunday worship at 10 with sermon at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, Willing Workers Tuesday afternoon, and Church Night Service Wednesday at 730. Other announcements will be given at Sunday services. N F Chapman Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Willing Workers
N. F. Chapman
Welsh church announces Sunday services and events
The service schedule lists a Welsh language service at 10 A M and Sunday school at 11 A M with a C E meeting at 7 P M and a consecration on the Healing the Sick topic led by Sarah Davis. A Young People's Presbyterial League Rally is set for Iowa City at 3, with a prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 P M led by Rev. David E. Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Davis
Young People’s Presbyterial League
Iowa City
David E. Davies
Sunday Worship Times And Willing Workers Meeting
The Sunday morning worship service and sermon are at 9 30. Church school meets at 10 30. Willing Workers hold a regular meeting Thursday afternoon April 11. Other announcements will be made at Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Chapman
Wellman Social News Reflects Local Visits and Birthday
Wellman April 5 notes Cedar Rapids guest C E B Dickerson visiting aunt Mrs C C Gardner for dinner. North English visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Simmons Hilly and Monica at Mr and Mrs Harold Swartzendruber. F L Mahannah Cedar Falls couple with Margaret Popham and Flora. Mrs E H Fry 84th birthday observed quietly amid health concerns. Sunday callers included Mrs Gardner, Mrs Myrtle Simmerman, Mrs Laura Longwell Washington, Clarence Timons, and Mrs Dave Tipton Lexington neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
C. EB Dickerson
Cedar Rapids
C. C. Gardner
Frank Simmons
Hilly and
Monica
North English
Harold Swartzendruber
F. L. MaHannah
Cedar Falls
Margaret Popham
Flora
E. H. Fry
Gardner
Myrtle Simmerman
Laura Longwell
Washington
Clarance Timons
Dave Tipton
Lexington
North Oregon Society Notes From April Visitations
North Oregon column records April social visits as Mr and Mrs Will Stone and Lt Howard Stone of Sioux City visit Mrs J M Stone on their winter retreat in Florida and southern states. Gerald Wehr dines with Elwin Conry. The Catiiotts and Wellman hosts host Arthur Enfield and Milton White, with David and Mary joining Frank Henderson and Cedar Rapids visitors at the Henderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Beenblossom
Oregon
Will Stone
Howard Stone
Sioux City
J M. Stone
Florida
Gerald Wehr
Elwin Conry
Geo Catiiott
Wellman
Arthur Enfield
Milton White
David and
Mary
Frank Henderson
William Trotter
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Booth
Ft. Henderson
Rodney Arnold
Bill
Don Hazen
Washington
Albert Hazlet
Duane Hlagen
Lewis Beenblossom
Eva Nelson
Omaha
H. Stone
S. W. Stone
Max White
Stones
Mahin
Kansas
Floyd Smith
Fairfield
Mrs W Martin and Son Visit Martin Home
Mrs Walter Martin and son Dean of Missouri visited the John Martin home on Sunday. Many neighbors and families from Kalona Washington and Wayland attended visits and afternoon calls at various homes in the community. A new Farmall tractor was acquired by Ernest Kisele and a visit from Fernalds of Scotts Bluff Nebraska was anticipated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. Martin
The
Missouri
Martin
Clarence Hering
East Sunset
Walter Martin
Dean
Kiahoka
John Martin
Max McGuire
Fammily
Af Wayland
Russel Williams
Clarence Fulton
Maxine
George
Sue Harold Fulton
Washington
Vern Escher
Shirley
Ronald
Kalona
Charlie Martin
Carrie
Joan
Ainsworth
Joe Schlatter
P. P. Graber
Joe Rich
Spencer Reed
Gerald Dettwiler
Warren Bishop
Lexington Comunity
Harold Littrer
P. J. Graber
Fanny
Eli White
Columbus City
Boyd Twinam
Arthur Krause
Dick Stephens
Clyde Grimm
Near Olds
Harry Jones
Holly Johnston
Betty
Elmer McArtor
Ernest Kisele
Fernald
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
E. E. Ferguson
Merle Twinam
Farm Bureau
Non Patentability Based on Print Matter or Business Method
The material asserts that an object lacking novelty in its printed arrangement or in a business method is not patentable. It clarifies that mere organization of content or a new way of conducting business does not meet patent eligibility. The argument centers on excluding such forms from patent protection.
Census Taker's Work Described And War Debate Noted
The Albia Union-Republican editor urges respect for census takers and their demanding, time constrained tasks. The piece also cites Mr. Jarnagin of the Sheldon Sun cautioning against predicting outcomes of the rapidly changing European war amid global economic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia Union-Republican
Mr. Jarnagin
Sheldon Sun
Town Officials Assigned Duties in Ainsworth
The Ainsworth town officials were sworn in and organized Monday. Committees include Mayor J B Pressly, Streets Fred Hawkins, Deputy Marshal Fred Orris, Finance C E Bassler with Harry Boileau, Water and Lights W Anderson with C Walker, Public Grounds Walker and Hunt, and Weed Dr Bassler and Dr Mahin. Visitors Eva Nelson and Lt Col H Stone and S W Stone were guests at the White home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
J. B. Pressly
Fred Hawkins
Albert Lopshire
Marshall
Fred Orris
C. E. Bassler
Harry Boileau
H. Hunt
C. Walker
W. Anderson
Boileau
Hunt
Bassler
Leaders blind to truth vow to fight on to final armistice
The passage urges leaders on both sides to recognize the impending slaughter and stop the war before it escalates. It condemns obstinate leadership and calls for ignoring slogans and preparing to endure chaos after the armistice is signed.
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W. G. V. Club
Guy Moothart
W P. Webster
Jesse Garaner
Gue Oldaker
KE. A. Wehrle
Cancer Fund
W. S. Mclntosh
Manhattan
Universal
Iowa
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D. Can
Moody Bible Institute Chicago
Westernewspaper Union
Lutheran
Christian Science
Christian Science Churches
Homer
Dunham Morrison
Thompson
Thomas Parsons Organ
Eae
Ieee
United Presbyterian
Logera
Emerson
Barcarolle
Faulker
Hamblen Organ
Methodist
Ey Peeepee Schreiner
Ketelbey
Sherwit-Thompson
Clifton Keagy
Lewis Warren
Edna M. Kiein
Church of Nazarene
Church of Christ
George Bernard Shaw
Jesus of Nazareth
Christian Science Monitor
Society One
Norway Street
Barton
Massachusetts
Phene
Davy
St. Paul’s
Carl W. Klein
Country Churches
Ainsworth UK
Bethel and
Winsworth
Crawfordsville
Methodist Episcopal
Salem Presbyterian
Haskins
P.l.etter
Homer Stephen
Robert O'Connor
Mittees
Washington Dairy
Francis Haney
the Washington Dairy
East Washington St
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