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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
3
The Church of Christ announces morning worship will feature The World’s Greatest Vagabond as the sermon topic after communion. Evening program covers The Trials of Primitive Christianity with Bible School at 9 45 and YPM at 6. Minister W B Shelley invites all to attend the final two weeks of 1924 services.
Services announced for Friday and Saturday at 7 30 pm and Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school at 2 30 pm. Evening worship at 7 pm in charge of Bossy Evangelical Co. Good music and plain gospel. Everyone is welcome.
Socond United Presbyterian offers Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Public notice.
Worship at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. features the morning sermon Lessons that the Wise Men teach and the evening Who shall separate us from the love of Christ. A Christmas program is set for Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Pastor Willard Wylie urges all members and friends to attend and contribute to a profitable season.
A M E Friends and co workers thank supporters and invite the public to Christmas exercises on December 24. The church announces Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a morning service at 11 a m. The A C B League meets at 6 30 p m. The text references the angels and Rachel weeping in Rama.
The message urges spiritual uplift this season and notes Jesus Christ as the world’s first Christmas gift. It emphasizes love and giving from God and asks what gift we will offer in return. The notice lists church services at 9:50 am and 11:00 am.
The Church in Training at 6 15 pm and Christmas Program at 7 06 pm precede a mid week prayer service with special plans. The Sunday school Christmas Program follows the evening service with White Gifts donated to Near East Relief orphans. John D. Kern, pastor.
Services follow regular hours with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Members are urged to bring White Gifts The morning worship features a Christmas message titled Christmas and Spiritual Verities The choir violin solos and a cantata The Story of Bethlehem by Protheroe fill the day The Epworth and Intermediate Leagues plan separate Christmas observances Evening cantata includes solos and choral numbers The midweek prayer meeting is postponed next week with caroling planned by choir and congregation
The reading lists soloists and choruses from a Christmas cantata with titles such as The Christmas King and The Glory to God. The Presbyterian church schedules Bible school worship and evening cantata performances, inviting all to attend and bring a friend.
County Auditor A. I Griffith lists township clerks trustees and assessors elected in the November election. Some justice of the peace winners may not qualify pending bonds. The article names clerks for each township, assessors in towns and rural precincts, and notes the incomplete returns from election night.
Superintendent G. B. Farrell and his wife from Dysart Iowa are expected tonight to spend a week at the John Belville home. An ad notes Numetal Weather Strips save fuel and promotes White Yard Co. For Sale plants bulbs cut flowers and Christmas trees Warren's Seed Store urges telling merchants I saw your ad in the fourtal.
The quote urges clinging to youth as an artist's edge, noting aging but resisting surrender to time. It frames youth as a driving force in creative work and hints at the stubborn energy of enduring talent.
The quote declares that diligent sewing of the ground with fire yields more religious merit than ten thousand prayers. It emphasizes practical labor and personal effort as spiritually valuable and elevates toil over ritual repetition.
The originator of the negro character Jim Crow is identified as Thomas KD. Eiie of New York. He first performed Jim Crow at the Park Theatre in New York and later toured England.
The forecast notes continued cold conditions for forty hours or more before a potential warm spell. Residents are advised to prepare for shifting temperatures and stay vigilant for changes.
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