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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
2
A duroc hog sale is scheduled for October 13 at Ernest Carlson’s farm in New Jersey. The event features Duroc hogs and targets buyers seeking quality stock. Local buyers and exhibitors are invited to attend.
A manufacturer of a successful electric sifter, widely used on molding floors, has developed a new device that sifts out material suspended in squids. The machine is fully enclosed except for a closed top to prevent liquor splashing over.
In a lively dialogue set in a city flat, Miss Martha Evanston warns Margaret Cole that proximity breeds more than closeness. Margaret laughs and pursues a romance with law firm member Albert Kyle Johnston, aided by playful misread initials and a box of candies. As spring unfolds they grow closer, with propinquity finally yielding to true affection between Margaret and Johnston.
City Churches Shorter Chapel A M E at 115 South Ave presents Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m class meeting at 12 30 p m with leaders Mrs L A P Jones Mrs Emma Black and Mrs Emma Hall and evening worship at 8 p m Florence Hall heads the A C FE league at 6 30 p m The quarterly meeting was spiritually and financially successful and members are urged to boost for the conference with three weeks left.
Rev A M Malcolm pastor preaches at eleven in the morning and seven thirty at night with a Bible school at ten o clock and a Y P meeting at six thirty in the evening. The church invites others to worship with them.
Covenanter church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. No public worship during the pastor’s absence. Pastor W. G. Robb.
The schedule lists Sabbath school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m Rev John E Simpson will preach at the morning worship Willard Wylie is the pastor.
Sunday includes morning and evening worship and Sunday School at 9 30 A M Rev W R Yard formerly of Washington will preach both services. He is en route to Marshalltown to begin work as pastor of the First Baptist Church September first. A cordial welcome is extended to all to worship with us.
Dr Mills Taylor of Philadelphia associate secretary of the board of foreign missions will preach at the morning service at eleven o'clock. The paper will preach at seven o'clock.
Church services proceed with morning organ preludes and anthems, including Lead Kindly Light and Give Unto the Lord. Miss Marion McLaughlin sings, with evening selections featuring The Lord is My Strength and In Green Pastures. Carolyn Hamilton directs music. Ruth George is pastor. Rev. J Reade McCrory officiates. organist Helen Harvey.
Sunday school at 9:80 a m and morning worship at 11 a m feature a sermon on Christian Certainties. Evening service at 7:30 offers song and sermon on Pauls Idea of Christian Manhood with choir music and organ preludes and offertories listed. Reports from Clear Lake institute and intermediate league invited.
County churches invite everyone to Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with Rev J C Berry delivering a forceful message. The theme Christianity and Education promises an informative inspiring discourse for parents and general attendees.
In a restrained dialogue a couple hints at feelings about M. E. and their own compatibility, with gentle laughter masking deeper undercurrents about affection and certainty. The exchange reveals underlying affection and tentative tensions in their relationship.
An institution presents on the significance of Christian influence in shaping youth during their formative years. Evening service at 8 p m focuses on A miracle, its Validity and Teachings drawn from Matthew 14 13 23.
A quirky ad copy urges girls to buy hair nets at McNAMARA'S every time he calls, framing the furniture shop as the solution to an ongoing fashion accessory need.
A cf&wa will watch a well known man lay a corner stone while a hen will lay an egg more frequently and without ceremony. People lay money away when they sell eggs to R. KL GIBSON PRODUCE CO.
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