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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1927

Page

3

Transfiguration Lesson Text II Summary

Religious instruction outlines Peter James and John on the mountain with Jesus, the divine voice declaring Jesus as the Beloved Son, Moses and Elijah appearing in glory, and the lesson on kingdom realization. It contrasts Christ’s glory with the disciples’ initial misunderstanding and ends with Jesus’ command to tell no one until after the resurrection.

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Speaks for Christ Quote on Reforming Lives

A pithy religious quote asserts that nothing embodies Christ more than transformed lives. It claims bad lives becoming good and ugly dispositions becoming beautiful through faith, contrasting anger envy and bitterness with grace.

Christ

Real Glory Real glory springs from the silent conquest of ourselves

Quote attributed to Southern Methodist University referencing inner discipline as the source of true glory and personal achievement.

God Sees the Real Nobility in Sincere Effort

A reflective note on true nobility found in earnest striving. The line emphasizes inward virtue over outward Fortune, urging humility and diligence in daily effort.

Christian Science Church Plans Pay Up Day and Services

The Christian Science church will hold Sunday services at 11 with the topic Probe tion after Death and a 10:45 morning worship led by Rev. Lawrence Wilkinson. Sunday school at 9:30, with evening service at 7:30, plus a Communion message and a special fundraising push for year end bills and missions.

Christian Science Churea Lows China Lawrence BR. Wilkinson Carnegie, Pa

Bible School and Evening Services Schedule

Bible School at 10 A M. Preaching at 11 A M. A P meeting at 6 30 P M. Preaching at 7 30 P M. Sermon by Micolm.

Bible school and worship schedule for Sabbath services

Sabbath activities listed by musical selections, sermon topics, and leadership. Bible school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m with Christian Endeavor and junior societies led by Dorothy Polis and Margaret Applegate. Music includes works by Bastiste Trio Jensen and Schumann. Pastor Willard Wylie.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Society Dorothy Polis Margaret Applegate Christian Endeavor Willard Wylie

Sunday Bible School and Services Schedule

Bible school at 9 45 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 36 p m. Preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 36 p m. Miss Lois Spenser leads Endeavor. Sermons next weeks cover teaching of Jesus from resurrection to ascension. Lord's day topic: Our Appointment With Jesus. Evening sermon for young people Who Is Your Friend. Baptismal services to follow.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Lois Spenser Jesus

Country Churches Prairier Plain? Plower Baptist

The fragment mentions country church groups and Baptist affiliation with a note of more favorable sentiment. No clear event or names to anchor a full card.

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Sunday Services at Pleasant Hill Church

Rev Pettit preaches at Pleasant Hill Christian Church Sunday April 24 with 11 A M topic Conceit Rebuked and 7 30 P M Goodbye to God Bible School at 10 A M Storms and poor roads hinder rural churches yet Pleasant Hill has held up well Pray for better conditions so the minister can come in coming days If bad weather continues services may be canceled

Pettit Pleasant Hill

Pressing On theme at United Presbyterian in Crawfordsville

In Crawfordsville Iowa on April 2 the United Presbyterian notes announce Sabbath school at 10, morning service at 11 with a sermon and themes on perseverance, junior and young people's meetings, and a 7:40 union service led by Rev. W G Barr. The piece highlights biblical reflections on providence, temptation, and deliverance, and invites parishioners to attend.

Crawfordsville Iowa United Presbyterian David White Mary White W. C. Porter Epworth William G. Barr

Three Reasons Town Did Not Fire On Henry IV Entry

The town mayor told Henry IV that the salute was skipped for three reasons. He said the town had no gun to fire and offered a formal apology for the lack of celebration during the monarch’s arrival.

Henry IV France Sire

Fragmentary note on wartime value and fare concerns

A damaged page fragment mentions an assessment of wartime value and fare costs. It references a deadline or event related to a tank or equipment, with uncertain names and dates. The readable facts point to price or value discussions rather than a complete report.

Foresight of Mangin Praised by American Reader

The article profiles General Charles Mangin praising his grasp of allied strengths and American aptitude. It notes his belief in open warfare over trench fighting and his preference for an offensive strategy, contrasting French and American war approaches as described by David Gray in Century Magazine.

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Clergy Vicar Starts Jewelry Making Venture in London

The Rev. Cr. G. Langdon of St Matthew's City Road begins crafting gold and silver jewelry to supplement clergy pay. He aims to earn enough for his family's essentials and modest luxuries, challenging notions of priestly remuneration.

Cr. G. Langdon St. Matthew's City Road London Langdon Montreal Family Herald

University Motto Echoes Debate on Liberty and Learning

A fragment quotes a university admonition arguing that campuses should balance light, liberty, and learning while confronting tensions between academic freedom and institutional control. The line suggests ongoing discourse about campus values and governance.

Strange Island Visit Captivates Ocean Travelers

Chares Hahn and wife describe a remote mid Atlantic isle about 1200 miles from St Helena. The isolated community has 136 residents, no laws or schools, and relies on subsistence farming and crafts while welcoming visitors who bring needed goods.

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