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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1944
Page
3
The lesson argues that true revival comes from declaring and embracing God's Word as Samuel did, prompting wholehearted repentance and removal of idolatry. It urges intercession, unity in prayer, and reliance on divine power for deliverance, ending with a call for a national spiritual revival to secure God-given victory and peace.
A compound described as a mix of one part pry Lk thiazine and nine parts salt is used to control parasites. The precise application and safety context are not provided in the fragment.
The Methodist Church announces a 9:45 A. M. school, 10:45 A. M. worship with the sermon "God's Extremity, Man's Opportunity." Youth Fellowship at 6:30 P. M. A union service occurs in Central Park at 8:00 P. M. Rev. Thomas W. Slightower of the A.M.E. church will preach. Music includes organ preludes and an anthem, with specified names and pieces.
St James parish schedules two morning Masses at 7 o clock and 9 o clock with Rev H J Corcoran serving as pastor.
Calvary Baptist on 2nd Ave at Jefferson hosts 9:30 Morning Worship with The Names of the Saints, 10:30 Bible school for all ages led by Melo Vacha, 7:00 Evening evangelistic service on How to Succeed In Your Christian Life, 8:00 Thursday Prayer meeting and Bible study Matt. 13. Pastor A E Diddams thanks visiting workers and invites children to Sunday school and all to hear God’s Word.
Immanuel Lutheran at 332 E Washington invites all to Sunday school and Bible class at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM with a sermon on Luke 18 9 14 titled Christ's Warning About Being Religious But Not Saved. Pastor Ik H Wendland leads the study and service.
The United Presbyterian schedules a 465 a.m. Bible school, a 10:45 a.m. service, and 7:00 p.m. Y.P.C.U. meetings. A Bible study group meets at 8:00 p.m. with a union worship service planned in the park.
The church announces a Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. An evening worship follows at 8:00 p.m. Visitors are invited to all services led by Pastor Basil CG. McBee.
Sunday school gathers at 10 AM with morning worship at 11. The pastor will be absent the last Sunday of the month, but Sunday school continues. Herbert Glass will preach at Cotter next Sunday evening.
Prairie Flower Baptist Church announces a four week community visitation campaign with services starting at 10:00 Bible school, 11:00 morning worship on the Names of the Saints, 8:30 Evangelistic service on How to Succeed in Your Christian Life, and 8:00 Wednesday Bible study and prayer. Pastor A. E. Diddams invites helpers to join the outreach.
Trinity Lutheran will hold Sunday school at 10:00 A M and Divine services at 8:00 P M conducted by Pastor Alton Koch of Mt Pleasant.
Sunday school will meet at 9 45 as there are no preaching services today due to the pastor being on vacation.
Church of Nazarene on East Jefferson Street announces Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with Dr Eugene Owen of Washington DC delivering the morning message. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 P M and a prayer meeting at P M midweek. Public invited. James Robbins pastor.
Baptist church announces Sunday School at 9 45 A M Morning worship at 10 45 A M Theme What Do We Believe Bring missionary offerings Evening service at 7 00 P M Union park service at 7 00 P M Morning music Prelude Larghetto by Maffenet Offertory Berceuse by Godward Chopin performed by organist Dale Walling Directors Charles Murdock Alfred Trenerry.
Morning worship at 9:30 AM Sunday school at 10:30 AM Sermon titled Four unknown Men of the Bible Evening worship at 7 PM Union Park Service Pastor Rev Thomas Hightower of the Negro Methodist church will lead the program.
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for Sunday August 20 centers on Mind as God and His ideas. The Golden Text cites II Corinthians 3 5 and Romans 11 33 34 36. Selections include Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Valley church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 A M morning worship at 11 A M Men of the Bible feature and an evening Union Park service at 8 P M The Rev Hightower of the Negro Methodist church will bring the message.
Ainsworth Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 A M with Herbert Campbell superintendent. Morning worship at 11 A M features a mountain top sermon. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 P M. Evening sermon by the pastor. Circle meetings of the W S C met at Mrs Helen McCreedy and Mrs Alex McCreedy homes. First quarterly conference set for August 30 with supper and meeting. Dr Weis will be present. Pastor O J Fix notes garage re arrangement by closing north front and opening on west for full entry.
Morning worship at 10 00 a m Bible school led by Lloyd Wilson in September at 11 00 a m no evening service this Sunday The Pastor and Mrs Peters attend as noted in church notices
The message titled A GOING CHURCH will be delivered as the pastor returns from vacation inviting all to attend. The New Haven church extends sympathy to the Glenn Little family on the death of Mrs. Little and wishes God’s comfort in their hours of sorrow.
A basket dinner is planned for one o'clock Sunday as well as a meeting with Rev. E. E. Voss of Brighton to discuss future preaching services and help make arrangements.
John McDowell superintendent announces morning worship at 10 00 a m and evening services at 11 16 a m in Washington Park Rev and Mrs Peters return from vacation and Rev Peters will preach on the subject Ao Geing CHURCH
The West Chester Methodist Church hosts a 10:00 a.m. school and 11:00 a.m. worship with a 7:15 p.m. Youth Fellowship led by Margaret Munster. A special meeting follows the morning service. The Woman's Mission Study Club meets Friday at Miss Pauline Stewart’s home. Bring a Friend day welcomes visitors. Choir night is Thursday. Youth Fellowship Institute at Mt. Pleasant in August 2025 led by H. W. Munster.
Crawfordsville articles list Sunday school at 10:00 A M Joseph Jones morning worship at 11:00 A M Young People plan Mt Pleasant conference Sunday afternoon Union service at 8:00 P M No boy Scouts meeting for two weeks Frederick Westbrook pastor
Sabbath school at 10 00 A M Mrs Ida Wooley superintendent Morning service at 11 00 A M Sermon theme Hidden in the Light Young People service at 7 00 Rev R M McCracken pastor
The notice states Rev. H. N. Poston, pastor, is away on vacation and no services will be held.
Worship at 9 45 A M with Fredrick Westbrook preaching Sunday school at 4 45 P M Young People service at 7 20 Worship service at 8 P M with R M McCracken preaching Rev H N Poston pastor leading the church events
Rev. Davis and his wife and young son returned to their Vail home after visiting Everette Davis and Lydia Davis, the aunt, in Vail. Vera Yeaver went back to Des Moines after a week due to her father G R Yeager's illness, now slightly improved. Mrs Beauchamp and Mrs Henss were named delegates to the State Convention of the Legion Auxiliary in Cedar Rapids on August 17 and 18. Legion Auxiliary families were entertained Tuesday evening at the Le- property.
The Richland Red Cross reports its August and September quota of 3600 surgical dressings received with about 20 workers present last Thursday. Local news notes visitors from Dayton Ohio, illnesses and recoveries, furloughs, and social events amid a busy community page.
Lt and Mrs O H Hammond said farewell to Carl T Anderson family in Pilotburg and departed for Kentucky to join his bomber group in Miami Florida. He has served in the Aleutians last year as a navigator. Mrs Hammond previously worked in Des Moines while overseas.
The gathering featured ice cream and cake and a social evening. Viola Hering traveled to Columbus Junction to visit her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howell, and to attend the Pair for a few days program.
Louis J. Kehoe criticizes constant warnings of harsh penalties for Germany and Japan as counterproductive. He argues provocative talk heightens resistance and endangers American troops, urging restraint until surrender and control are established.
Obituary recalls Nate Black a longtime Washington printer and former Daily Hustler owner. Friends and family recount his humor, civic roles including state treasurer in the Mas sanic order, and care from step family and neighbors. He faced amputations and hospitalization, with wife and son noted near the end.
Eight members answered roll call at the Kensington club as Mrs George Carson acted as hostess for a secular afternoon. The hour was spent in social time and needlework with a business session later where gifts of six tea towels and several dozen teaspoons were presented.
Mrs. Cora fired, a club member, led a gathering assisted by Mrs. Bal and Jean Balien with Mary Chambers and Ruth Narria. The meeting featured light refreshments and a cordial social intro for attendees.
Food purchases for the approximately 11,000,000 men in our armed forces total about twice that for an equal number of civilians. The statement highlights the scale of wartime provisioning and its impact on civilian food supply.
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