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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
3
The Church of Christ invites all to a Bible school at 9 45 A M with evangelist Pecaut’s teachings ending. Communion and sermon at 11 A M with M Ray Wilson of Keosauqua preaching morning and evening. Evening service at 7 30 P M. Midweek prayer on Wednesday April 20 at 8 P M and each following week.
Reverend Arthur A. Vinz leads Baptist church pledge services with morning worship at 11:00 including a junior sermon, evening service at 7:30, and church school at 9:30 all inviting members and friends to participate.
Lon g letter from Mrs Kendig touts forty years of constipation relief after using All-Bran for ten years. The ad credits bulk and vitamin B from All-Bran for healthy intestines and iron for blood, recommending two tablespoons daily and suggesting use as cereal or in cooking at grocers.
The church outlines morning worship at 11 with sermon The Lamb of God and various music pieces including anthems, organ preludes, and a night service on The Lord's Prayer. Church school at 9 30 and evening services feature speakers and choirs. Shorter Chapel also schedules Sunday school at 10 and Christian Endeavor at 4 90.
Sunday morning services emphasize friendship as a Christian ideal. The message explores the beauties and difficulties of friendship. The evening service features the young people's choir delivering a dramatic message.
Sunday services at 11 with the subject Doctrine of Atonement. The Golden Text cites Hebrews 9 28 and Rom 5 8 11. The Lesson-Sermon combines Bible quotes and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health to illustrate reconciliation by divine Love through Christ offerings.
Washington church details its Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 A M and morning worship at 10 45 A M led by pastor Carl W Klein.
The notice outlines church activities including Bible school at 9 45 A M worship at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with sermon themes Christ at the door and The Knowledge of God. It invites Christian Endeavor activities at 6 30 P M and lists leaders and musical offerings. Trinity Ev Lutheran holds 10 A M Sunday school and 10 45 A M services with a reflection on difference between temporal and eternal sorrows and joys.
A church notice fragment outlines a sermon on Christian sorrow and joy from John 16 16 23 stressing believers experience and non believers cannot. It previews services at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches with schedule details and notes corrections to a quilt prize result and local social events.
The pastor and family travel to Manhattan Kansas for next weekend. L W Soule of the Washington Y M C A will fill the pulpit. Bible school at ten, preaching at eleven, be on hand for a splendid service. Rev W H Parker minister.
Sunday school at 10. Annual meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Dr F W Fastwood to give brief address. Meeting to be followed by a short social period and refreshments. S F Wenger minister.
Morning service at 9:45 features sermon by pastor M. Lefever on the four enemies the gospel defeats. Sunday school begins at 10:45 with Lester Lease as superintendent. We welcome everyone to our services.
Sunday school at 10:00 led by Walter Leet. Morning service at 11:00 with Rev Lefever as speaker on Doing the Impossible. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 led by Glen Gordon with Wilma Leet as leader. Evening service at 7:45 featuring a message by Rev Gordon.
Miss Ruth Minear newly elected district Epworth League president will visit Eureka Methodist Church on April 17. She will speak to the local Young People during Sunday school and share how to build a successful organization. An address on Peru follows, highlighting Miss Minear's South American Christian education background.
There will be preaching at Pleasant Hill Christian church next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock with Dr. S P Telford as speaker. Large attendance is expected given current road and weather conditions. Dr Telford previously supplied the pulpit twelve years ago for several months.
A notice requests correction of an error in the previously published quilt account. The request seeks accurate listing of makers, patterns, and dates. Readers are asked to report any discrepancies to the newspaper office.
The quote reflects a Stoic view that the misdeeds of others are visible while our own faults remain unseen. It contrasts social judgment with personal reflection and urges self awareness over envy.
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