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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
6
Morning worship at 9 30 A M and Sunday school at 10 30 A M led by Pastor Carl W Klein at St Pauls Evangelical Church Washington.
The program lists Bible study at 10:00 A M Y P Meeting 6:30 P M Worship hour at 11 A M with sermon titled Pauls Estimate of the Scriptures delivered by Minister A M Malcolm.
Sunday school at 9 45 A M and morning worship at 10 45 A M. Crusaders meet at 6 30 P M followed by an Evangelistic service at 7 30 P M featuring a message of prophecy. Pastor W J Stevens invites everyone to attend.
The Baptist Church lists a school session at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and youth program at 6 30 followed by an evening service at 7 30. Rev Karstensen of Alta will preach for us. A good attendance is desired. C W Long Moderator.
On American Bible Day the morning and evening services focus on God’s Book of Life and preparing hearts for Christ’s birth. Bible school at 9:45 with graded lessons. morning worship at 10:45 titled The Greatest Book. Evening gospel at 7:30 with Christ’s Gifts and Peace. Special music by Willan, Whitehead, and Pattison.
Alta Grecian offers a postlude performed by D. Chalmers Fulton with Carolyn Hamilton as music director and Helen Harvey on the organ. The courtesy of Methodist Choir is noted.
Sunday school at 9 45 morning service canceled at 11 00 A C E League at 5 30 pm teachers meeting 7 30 pm Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Jessie Turner all welcome to attend Service W F Ogleton Pastor
Trinity Lutheran schedules Sunday events with 30 minute Sunday school 10 30 morning worship 7 45 evening service and visitors welcome The pastor Dr W A Maier will speak on The Everlasting Nature of Gods Word at Luke 21 25 36 with Advent meditations The Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 00 at 7239 E Jefferson St Theodore C Meibohm pastor.
The Church of Christ closes a three month observance marking the 400th anniversary of the first printed English Bible. The Bible is read in many languages enabling nearly everyone to read it in their own tongue. The event invites all to worship and reflects the Bible’s guidance across races and classes. Services include Bible school at 4 45 and communion and worship at 10 45.
Evening worship follows 6:30 Christian Endeavor with Leslie Dunlap superintendent Arlene faster pianist and Mrs. W. H. Carter organist Co. A. Nicholson chorister and Vernon H. Carter serving as pastor.
Christian Science churches announce the December 8 Lesson Sermon on God as the All in All and the universal cause. It cites Psalms and Science and Health with quotes showing God as Lord of majesty and the only creator.
The church announces a Sunday schedule with a 9 36 AM school session led by Jesse R Busby, a morning worship at 10 45 AM, and an evening sermon titled A Man Up a Tree at 7 30 PM. Music features Bach themes, Guilmant arrangements, organ and piano solos, and choral numbers led by Mrs Harry Sizer with Edna M Klein on organ.
Community marks the 490th anniversary of the English Bible with morning and evening worship. Sermon themes address Bible relevance today and world problems solved by Christian mission. Bible school at 9 30 am, Endeavor activities, organ preludes, and vocal solos accompany a full church program led by Nell Walne and Maxine Foster.
Evening worship at 7 30 pm at Hwaskins Presbyterian Church followed by a community supper served by the Ladies Aid on Wednesday. The Aid met on Thursday for a business meeting led by Ss F Wenger pastor.
The W Chester Methodist Church lists 10 a m Sunday school worship at 6 20 p m with the Boworth League and a worship theme titled The Righteousness of God.
A group of colored men from the Piney Woods school will present a sacred music program at 7 30 p m with a free will offering for the school. The event aims to attract a good audience. Next week the Bible class moves to Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage.
At 9 30 am a preaching service followed by Sunday school at 10 30 am led by pastor A W McBlain in Lexington.
Bethel Presbyterian Church offers 10 a.m. Sunday school with classes for all ages led by superintendent Maurice Meyer followed by 11 a.m. morning worship. On Monday evening December 8 Christian Endeavor meets at the Dc. C. Rothlisberger home. W. H. Parker is the pastor.
Fred Sharpe pastor announces December 8 as Bible Sabbath with focus on the Four Hundredth Anniversary of the first English Bible. Members and friends are urged to attend and help make it a red letter day in the congregation. Bible school at 10 o clock.
A local church invites all to worship with morning and evening sessions led by the choir. Worship at 11 o’clock centered on The Bible, intermediate studies at 6 20, evening gospel at 7 30, and church night moved to December 12. Lewis Warren speaks on his YMCA Europe conference with pictures from histories.
Prairie Flower Baptist prepares a sermon on The Bible as the day’s message for Universal Bible Sunday. The pastor will preach on its unique and progressive interpretation during the morning service.
Bible school at 10 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m. Prayer and Bible study at 7 p m with young people meeting. Evening Gospel service at 4 30 p m. Subject: Paith as a grain of Mustard Seed. Pastor C E Strong extends welcome.
Sabbath school at 10 00 A M and morning worship at 11 00 A M at Crawfordsville churches. Willing Workers meet Tuesday December 10 at 2 00 P M for a work meeting. S F Wenger pastor.
The United Presbyterian Church lists a Sabbath school at 10 00 A M and the Young People's Christian Union at 6 30 P M The topic Effect of Alcohol on Society is led by Da vid White The pastor is Donald Zimmerman.
Morning worship at 10:00 A. M. led by J. W. Rich with sermon at 11:06 A. M. titled My Bible.
Irene confronts Walter after a quarrel with Dirk while Helen enjoys a New York shopping spree with Walter as her escort. Irene plans a dinner to showcase generosity, and Walter urges privacy as Helen adapts to high society and a Plaza Hotel honeymoon.
Epworth League schedules union evening worship at 6:30 with a 7:30 sermon on My Church. Mid week service set for 7:00 PM, time moved up by a half hour from former schedule led by Lucille Ross.
Internal circuit filtering reduces external interference from high tension wires and street cars, improving reception. The speaker describes an entirely new design mounted flush on the header bar above the wind shield and hidden by car trim when installed.
Harold Moothart named captain elect for the 1986 Wellman football team replacing Joe Kehoe. The second year player has played multiple positions and starred at backfield during the past season. Kehoe and five teammates graduate this spring. Reverend Herb Kleinfelter of Redlands was a Thanksgiving weekend guest and will return home after visiting Wellman families including the Palmers and Roup households.
Thanksgiving weekend guests at the Dr E K Miller home included Joyce and Russell Miller and friends Dorothy Smith and Frederick Stiffer. Mercy hospital admitted Mrs Austie Moomey. The Cotton Bloom Singers from Pontwood Pine wooed Mississippi schools at the Baptist church Dec 5. Legion Auxiliary holds a Wednesday noon pot luck and meeting, followed by a Ladies Aid Society dinner chaired by Mrs A N Jardner.
Pleasant Ridge neighbors joined the Santa Claus parade in Washington on Wednesday. Visits to homes include Mrs. C. A. Reeves and Edna Reeves, with multiple calls at Robert Norths, Harry Miller, and others. Local livestock losses are noted among residents including cows and a horse.
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