Christian Science Church Services and Music Schedule
Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Bible School at 9:45 a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Christian Endeavor 6 p m Dor othy Polis leads Intermediate society Subject Sharing with others Ruth Paul leads Senior society Subject What is Prayer Urging all to attend Young people welcome Sermon themes Morning The Two Altars Evening The Bible and the home Universal Bible Sunday Music includes morning and evening selections with Mrs L Wilson and Miss Jesse Kerr soloists Mrs Neil Trotman Handel Rosary Nevin and others Rev Willard Wylie director of music Carolyn Hamill organist Evening music includes Grieg Grieg Towne Bach Handel and other composers Organ Postludes and choruses by Foster, Bach, and others Organist Helen Harvey Choir led by Dr F W Eastwood Pastor in charge. Sabbath School at 9:45 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Sermon The Home Y P C U at 6 p m Reports from Cedar Rapids boys conference Intermediate League led by Janet Jennings Missionary Worship Service Envy is the topic for the fourth in The Seven Deadly Sins Popular Service for Everybody at 7 p m with strong congregational singing Prelude Fountain Reverie Anthem By Babylon's Wave Offertory Adagio From Sonatas in C Minor Saviour Hear Me O Saviour Hear Me S Schuster Postlude March Intermezzo Anthem Seek Ye the Lord Roberts Tenor Solo Everette Griffith Offertory Russian Romance Rogers Festival March Barrell Church music by H N Schuster, Dr W W Bowers minister. Miss Mary Hunter organist.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Intermediate Society
Dorothy Polis
Ruth Paul
Rogers
Lorenz
L. Wilson
Jesse Kerr
Abel Khg
Saint Saens
Womens Clubs
Epworth
Edwin Griffith
Cedar Rapids
Janet Jennings
Ee Fletcher
Gounod
Sonath
Guilmant
Gluck
H. N. Schuster
Roberts
Everette Griffith
Secret Place Worship At First Baptist Church
December month invites worship at First Baptist Church with services daily. Bible School at 9:30, morning worship at 11, youth at 6:15, evening service at 7. Frank R. Sage chorister Lester Thompson organist Arthur A. Vinz minister invite parishioners to the House of Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Burton
Bible School
House of Friendship
Frank R. Sage
Lester Thompson
Arthur A. Vinz
Prairie Flower Baptist Prayer Meeting Spirit Led Speakers
A church gathering at Prairie Flower Baptist where participants prayed and were filled with the Holy Spirit. They spoke boldly about God, and the crowd surrounding them grew in number and zeal.
Church Notices and Christmas Services Announced
The church invites members to prayer meetings on Wednesdays and to Sunday services with Sunday school at ten, preaching at eleven and seven thirty. A business meeting follows the Wednesday prayer session. Special Christmas program planned and Rev V N Witter to preach December 18.
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V. N. Witter
Cc. E. Hamilton
Pilotsburg M E Church Plans Sunday Services
Pilotsburg M E invites all to attend Sunday services next Sunday December 4 after a short meeting of S S officers at 10 30 a m at Pilotsburg Pastor Wayne Emry invites the community to attend and bring friends.
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Pilotsburg M. E
S. S
Pilotsburg
Wayne Emry
Crawfordsville High School Forms Red and White Skull Cap Club
Crawfordsville Iowa December 2 192? The new Crawfordsville cyclone club has about fifty members. A gym section will be reserved for them at each game and Mary White and Harold Moothart will lead the cheering. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John Wagner of Washington and Mrs Ella Roth of Noble at the Joseph Murphy home. Church notes.
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Crawfordsville
Mary White
Harold Moothart
John Wagner
Washington
Ella Roth
Noble
Joseph Murphy
Sabbath and Sunday Services Planned at Local Church
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Dr E F Kimmelshue of Des Moines preaching. Junior meeting at 3 30 p m with Classes B C memory verse John 15 5 led by Junior Hamil. Class A at 6 30 p m same subject Ps 91 13 led by Gerald Rhea. Y P CG U at 6 30 p m on what is prayer led by Mary White. Epworth and Junior leagues with leaders Margaret Lamb Maxine Lowe at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 50 p m. Pastor William G Barr extends cordial invitation to all.
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E. F. Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Hamil
Isabelle Anwyl
Gerald Rhea
Mabel Crooks
Mary White
Margaret Lamb
Epworth League
Maxine Lowe
William G. Barr
The Glad Hand Church in Joyful Sorrow
A sermon reflects on Jesus joining sorrowful followers to bring comfort and light. He sets the example for us to endure providence we cannot grasp and to show love through action, not boast. The piece also notes a drift toward effort without tangible results and hints at law as guidance.
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Church of the Glad Hand
Jesus
Thanksgiving Game on Edge as Washington Seeks End to Classic
The Washington high school plans to cancel the annual Thanksgiving clash with Columbus high, ending a 15 to 16 year southeastern Iowa tradition. Washington has not signed a contract, citing fan demands for a Little Six opponent, while Columbus Junction contends the teams have long had cordial relations. A 1927 financial report shows receipts of 702.90 with net receipts 518.63 split 259.32 to Washington and 259.31 to Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Gazette
Washington High
Columbus High
Washington
Iowa
Supt
Robertson
Washingtonians
Burlington
Fairfield
Muscatine
Sigourney
Columbus Junction
Poothen Lane
Olumbus Junction
Johnson County Tops Diphtheria Rates in Iowa
Johnson County Medical Association launches a campaign to curb diphtheria with immediate immunization of county children at state university laboratories. Also notes bake sale by Girls Athletic Association at Sanitary Meat Market on December 3 at 9 oclock and a church schedule led by Rev. E W Griffith.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Medical Association
State University Laboratories
Girls Athletic Association of High School
Sanitary
Aid for the farmer theme shifts at agr cultural trades meeting
Charles A. Ewing of Decatur urged the Federated Agricultural Trades of America to back practical farm relief instead of opposing it. He argued farmers have lost billions in five years and that prosperity depends on better farmer conditions. Delegates voted to broaden the organization's scope and chose Ewing to the resolutions committee.
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Chicago
Federated Agricultural Trades of America
Charles A. Ewing
Decatur
Ewing
Resolutions Committee
Smoking Room for Co-eds at Knox Urged in College Magazine
Knox College faculty comment on an editorial in the school magazine Siwasher advocating a smoking room for female students. The piece notes co-eds currently must sneak cigarettes and argues it would be more honorable to permit them to smoke openly on campus.
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Knox
Galesburg
Lil
Whittheld Today
Nox College
Capital investment and employment vow against government agriculture
A statement cites 000,000,000 invested capital and over 1,090,000 workers as the basis for a pledge against government intervention in agriculture after previously adopted resolutions.
Married 50 Years They Cannot Agree in Divorce
Chicago December 2 Mr and Mrs Fred Lehman 75 and 65 were granted a divorce after 40 years of living together and 19 years of separation. Judge Joseph Uaban urged reconciliation for a joint golden anniversary but the couple split and divided their property.
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Chicago
Fred Lehman
Joseph Uabatn
Lehman
Mrs
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