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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
3
Local churches announce Labor Sunday services and a Young People's Conference. Listings include morning and evening worship, Bible school times, and organ recitals with titles and hymn selections. Guest ministers and choir plans are named, along with conference activities and union meeting details.
Dr Frank Lee of P visited Crawfordsville Wednesday marking forty years since the Lee family resided there. Local Mrs Holmes and daughter Lillian spent Wednesday in Burlington. Will Cngwin and sons returned to Chicago after a few days with W H McCallham family. Morning worship at 11 and Sunday school at 1 for the Sunday program. Rev Pool’s closing sermon will focus on Finally Brethren Think on These Things. Epworth League at 6 20. United Presbyterian Sabbath school at 10 with morning service at 11 on The Parable of the Sower. Junior meeting at 11 and YP C VII at 6 20. Rev ALN Porter pastor. Union service 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by Rev S P Wenger.
Prairie Flower Baptist holds next Sunday as the pastor closes his second pastorate. Special music in morning and evening. morning theme Modern Chefesen, evening text The Son of Man is Come to Seek and to Save That Which Was Lost. All are welcome. C. EB Hamilton.
Keota reports Dr. and Mrs. WW Palmer and son Wal Palmer of Chicago arrived to spend time with friends during Walter Palmer’s vacation, planning stops in Minnesota and Town. From Keota they head to Pella to visit Dr. Palmer’s mother Mrs. Jerome Palmer at Mrs. Millie Cole’s home. Roy Meyers and family, visiting Keota, depart for California. Mrs. David Miller plans a Portland visit with her daughter for a month or two. Rosamond Meyers spends the week in Town City visiting sisters and returns next Sunday.
The Times family and twenty four relatives gathered at Wilson Park for a Sunday family reunion and picnic. Cora Coffman attended a Crayne family reunion in Washington with many relatives listed from Oskaloosa Fairfield Iowa City and Haskins. Other out of town guests included Luella Smith Rohstown Texas Hattie Morrell Peabody Kansas Alvin Hulse Scottsbluff Nebraska and A L Bischoff Madison Wisconsin. Embroidery and culture club social hours featured Mrs Ramsey and Mrs Oxley. The Christian youth class planned a church social with Pierce Knox and Mrs Masson at the piano.
Miss Ramoldawnee City Nebraska visiting at John Lasek home this week. Velma Ambrose of Town visiting at John Lasek. Community members planning trips to the state fair. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs James Murphy on their marriage last week. Methodist young people plan a drama club to stage biblical plays in church, meeting Friday at 7 15 pm with a social after.
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