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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
3
A church bulletin outlines worship plans and music for services at multiple congregations. Topics include The Worth of Worship and I Pray Not for the World, with organ preludes, anthems, and solos. Times span morning and evening sessions, plus Sunday school and youth events.
The Washington churches invite seekers to morning worship with the message Is Christianity Changing and a Communion service. Pant Gard of Cedar Rapids will sing. evening theme The Most Sacred Temple. Church school at 9:30 led by J. H. Peet. morning worship at 10:45. Epworth League at 6:30 chaired by Helen Sartor and Thelda Tracy. A story will be read by John Applegate.
Washington church announces Sunday activities. Sunday school begins at 9 45, morning service at 10 45, and the Young People's League Institute meets at 2 30 led by Pastor C. W. Klein.
The notice lists Haskins Presbyterian Church Sunday school at 10 with a summer Christmas tree for vacation church school and morning worship at 11 led by Minister S. F. Wenger. Christian Endeavor at 7 15. Baptist church union service at 8 00 p m with Rev Allison delivering the message.
No service scheduled this Sunday with Sunday school at 9 00 a m and a young people's meeting at 7 45 p m church notes a pause in regular programs and directs members to return for next week activities despite lower weekend activity.
Bible school at 10 o'clock worship at 11 o'clock with a sermon on Christ's Challenge to Young People. Intermediate class at 7 o'clock in the evening. U. P. Cc. U, 72 o'clock. Francis.
Olinger, leader, preaches at o clock on the Ninth Commandment Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness The Y P C U will sponsor a Seth Parker program Friday night at o o'clock A silver offering will be taken Home Makers class held a picnic at Rev Karl Megdelsen Montrose Thursday enjoyable day reported by S Fred Sharpe Pastor
Valley church announces Sunday school at 10 and evening service at eight. A home mission service will feature an illustrated talk on Madeline Island led by Pastor W. Klein.
Rev E C Satchett will address Eureka church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock delivering a sermon to parishioners and nearby residents.
Pleasant Hill Christian holds communion at 10 A M with preaching at 11. Sermon title The Love That Loosed and Lifted Us. Services continue in the afternoon as announced by Pastor Mrs Jessie Sarchett.
A quiet wedding was held Wednesday at St Mary's church Nichols Iowa for Miss Helen Alice Flynn and Lee J Metzger of Iowa City. Dr L W Truax attended with Miss Helen Canter as maid of honor. The couple left for a Yellowstone National Park honeymoon. The bride graduates Ohio State University and Metzger earned degrees at Iowa State Teachers College and the State University of Iowa.
Crowded activity at Crawfordsville Presbyterian Vacation Bible School reunion includes a Summer Christmas tree for gifts to missions and a church program with Bible lessons, songs, and a missionary story. Readers include Rev. Wenger and Mrs. Wenger guiding activities and a large group of children and families in attendance.
The sole crossing at Kirkwood Scotland over the River Calder is a two rope system for hands and feet used by more than 400 people daily.
Fritz Turner enjoyed the crowd as he teased players and umpires. Roger Eicher made two catches and started a double play. Pets McCutchen snared a line drive with one hand drawing applause. Lee Holland and Jug Judevine contributed solid plays as others discuss future plans at Wisconsin Ames and veterinary paths.
Mr and Mrs Harley Linder and Mr and Mrs Glen Linder returned to Minnesota after visiting at the Linder home. Roy Kephart and family visited relatives in Fairfield. A large group including the Kepharts Kephart Linders and Lambert family attended Ed Simmering's birthday at his home with music and refreshments. Ed Simmering and family also visited friends in Burlington and Rock Island Illinois.
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