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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
6
Sunday service notes from Washington churches reflect pastor A M Malcolm teaching on Psalm 106 7 21 45 praising Gods mercies and memory of his works and providence. The article quotes sermons on forgetfulness of God and the dangers of self reliance and idolatry.
In a sermon by Rev. C. P. Jones the text from Philippians recalls Jesus humbling himself and becoming obedient unto death even the cross. The narrative describes Jesus leading a company with the disciples following as they journey toward Jerusalem in the Jordan valley. The preacher notes this is the third time Jesus spoke of his death and suffering, giving more details and urging contemplation of the form of his passion.
In a morning sermon Rev Thowers analyzes Davids cry for rest in Psalm 65:6. He paints David as a brave warrior amid Absaloms rebellion, noting the pull toward flight as a human urge. The pastor contrasts cloistered piety with genuine courage and warns against seeking rest by running away.
The piece urges facing trouble with courage not flight. It cites biblical figures Delmmesdale and David as examples who found peace not through avoidance but through confession and drawing nearer to God. It emphasizes Christ’s grace and rest amid sorrow rather than immunity from hardship.
The first Sunday morning sermon at the Presbyterian church discusses Matthew 7 17 The life development likened to a tree with roots The roots of a pure social life come from redeemed individuals within the group Jesus says the Kingdom of God is within you Social reform ideas are weighed against Jesus principles that change must begin inside and with individuals sin begins in thought and even in the mind of the sinner leading to self righteousness being exposed by Matthew chapter five.
The text discusses anger as a sin linked to adultery and urges spiritual purity as a head and heart virtue rather than physical. It mentions Luke 28:19 and references Jesus in a reflective, admonitory tone.
The Christian Church Woman's Missionary Society presented a program to a large audience last evening. Bert Campbell led a chorus of 25 votes, Mrs. Max Marble Wade sang beautifully, and Mrs. Anderson and Bert Campbell performed a duet to wide acclaim. The lecture and pastor Mr. Fields show, plus pictures titled Breaking the Pattern of Mexico, highlighted what officials call one of the best services of its kind. The church notes a growing social spirit and plans special winter services led by W. H. Hampton.
London reports the appointment of Timothy Healy as the first governor general of the Irish Free State is near certainty with final confirmation awaiting his acceptance. The Dail meets for its last session as the Provisional Parliament and will reconvene as part of the Free State set up. Provisional supporters push to block final organization amid ongoing Dublin reports.
Robin Goodfellow known as Puck stirs romance and confusion among the Athenian lovers in Shakespeare's play. The mischief theme centers on magical interference that alters affection and intent.
A fragment describes beliefs people hold about misfortune from decorating a home with peace or feathers and from opening an umbrella indoors. It notes spilling salt as disastrous and the remedy of tossing a pinch to the fairies over the left shoulder.
Attorney General Dougherty says alleged Klan acts fall under state police. He notes no federal jurisdiction and that DOJ has reviewed the Klan for over a year without finding a case to bring federally. He assures Senator Walsh that any prosecutable case would be vigorously pursued.
Ted Eggers and family have moved into Miss Anna Scott's flat on East 2nd St. The notice promotes joining the Christmas Savings Club at Washington National Bank to build the savings habit.
The Iowa football team will elect a captain for the 1923 season at a banquet tonight at President Walter A. Jessup’s home in Iowa City. First second and third team members attend. Sixteen lettermen will vote for the next captain.
Washington delegates from six Central American nations meet with Secretary Hughes presiding for the conference. The United States acts as host sponsor and full participant as nations express hope that talks may usher in a new era of peace and stability in the region.
Miss Frances C. Birkhead sues Governor Lee M Russell for 100000 in Oxford Mississippi alleging seduction under promise of marriage and connivance in an operation that left her health permanently injured. Attorneys for the defense say they are ready for trial and oppose delays. This is her third suit. earlier actions were dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and withdrawn.
Dr Fray arrives today to stay at Frank McKay’s home for the rest of the week. An advertisement notes Lemmon’s Pharmacy displays a remarkable dolls collection in Washington County inviting public view.
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