Devotional Reading by Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman
Devotional reading cites scripture passages 1 Samuel 13 8 14 and 15 18 and Psalm 1. Dr. Foreman presents reflection on obedience and blessing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
3
Devotional reading cites scripture passages 1 Samuel 13 8 14 and 15 18 and Psalm 1. Dr. Foreman presents reflection on obedience and blessing.
This excerpt analyzes Saul as a leader defined by instability suspicion jealousy and disloyalty. It argues he promised but did not keep vows sought witchcraft feared confronting God and finally led by his own choices to failure, illustrating how poor character undermines leadership.
General note on vegetables outlines minerals and vitamins with emphasis on fiber aiding regular bowel movements. It mentions some vegetables provide more nutrients than others and underscores overall health value.
Church activities list shows Bible school 9 45 a m and morning worship resumes August 2. Communion, union park service, choir rehearsal August 20, men to work August 18 19. Sunday school at 11 a m morning worship 10 30 a m. Details include organ pieces and musicians attended by various named staff.
The church calendar lists 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m morning worship with the sermon The Inheritance of the Saints Baptism to be administered Morning music includes Prelude Andante Guilmant Offertory When Thou Art Near Bach Postlude March in E flat Schreiner The Baptist youth fellowship meets 6 15 p m at Sunset Park Led by Larry Jackson Union evening service at 7 50 p m with Dr R W Thompson Midweek prayer 5 p m Rev Earl Longfellow minister Organist Mrs Chas McConnell Youth Groups 6 50 p m featuring soloist Joseph Timmins and Organist Mrs Walter Smith
Immanuel Lutheran at the corner of S Iowa and W Jefferson invites families to Sunday school at 9 50 a m with the message Jesus took little children in his arms and blessed them The Divine service follows with a sermon titled Tears of Jesus Pastors Brenner invites all to join in worship each Sunday morning.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed hosts morning worship at 9 30 with pastor Milo J Phillips preaching on We Can Make A Difference A union service at 7 50 in Central Park features guest preacher R W Thomson Retired UT minister Also note monthly service on the second Sunday at 2 pm led by Rev Christina McDonald at 517 Sc Ave C
St James Catholic Church posts Sunday Masses from May 1 to October at 6 am 7 30 am and 9 am and daily Masses at 6 45 am in the convent chapel. Novena devotions are held every Friday led by Rev R J Kinnavey pastor and Rev S E Susic assistant pastor.
The Seventh Day Adventist church on North Fifth Ave holds Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and a sermon at 3 p.m. The denomination observes Saturday services. Glen Millard is the pastor.
Trinity Lutheran sets Sunday school at 9 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. The theme is Our Spiritual Gifts. The men's club meeting is moved to Friday August 22 at 5 p.m.
The United Presbyterian Church announces a morning worship at 10 45 a m led by Rev J William Brew. The service outlines include opening prayers and a sermon, inviting participation from congregation members and visitors.
The notice lists Sunday events starting with Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 am. It notes Missionary Dial Group meetings and an evangelistic service led by Pastor Wo. Stevens at 62500 pom, with a 7250 pou listing.
Sunday school at 9 45 with Mrs Goldie Gault superintendent. Morning worship at 1 45 conducted by Mero Goodwin in the pastor's absence. Junior service led by Mrs Jean King. NYPS meeting at 6 45 pm with Mrs Vere Beaty presiding. Evangelical service and prayer meeting to follow under Pastor Chas King.
Sunday worship at 10 am with sermon Whose Righteousness. Union service in the afternoon. Study group on Letters of Paul Wednesday at 7 50 pm. WSCS study Thursday. No services next Sunday as the minister Ernest Smith is on vacation. John McNeill superintendent.
Morning service at 11 oclock features a sermon on Hindrance in Your Prayer Life. Social circle gathering set for Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. John McDowell serves as superintendent.
A Philadelphia merchant refused gospel mercy at his deathbed. The pastor urged salvation through Jesus Christ, noting that all are sinners and that believing in Him grants eternal life. The dialogue contrasts respectability with spiritual need and concludes with the claim that Christ's blood cleanses all sin.
Miss Betty Estes and Ker mit Farrier were married Saturday morning at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Ottumwa. Rev Paul Stump officiated. The bride wore a beige suit with white accessories. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gordon Das. The couple plan to reside in Brighton area.
Westminster residents report a weekend visit as Mr and Mrs Jim Rich and family hosted guests. Overnight guests included Mr and Mrs Tony Meuth of Brighton with Paul DeLong and relatives joining a multi stop trip ending back home Monday evening.
Two daughters and Mr and Mrs Jack Scheeler left Monday for a trip to the Ozarks. Rev and Mrs Robert Stabenow and their son spend the week at Lena Davis and Chicago. Mrs BK Mumiper left Wednesday for West Chester and Wellman. Mrs L K McAfee and daughter Joyce visited Stockport with her parents Mr and Mrs William Spencer.
A new wall coating for spray booths has low adhesion so that when overspray builds up it can be peeled away in large sheets along with the attached paint.
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