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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
6
You are always welcome to this church. A good attendance is urged. Bible study at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Young people's meeting at 6 30 p m A M Malcolm pastor.
Morning worship at 9 30 with theme The Everlasting Light. Evening Messiah program to feature organ, solos, choirs and carols. Junior and senior departments perform Christmas pieces. many named participants and a White Gift. Benediction by Dr Schwartz.
The A M E church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with no morning worship. The A C E League meets at 5 p m on Sunday. A Christmas program and treat are planned, with a teachers' meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m for teens at H R Cray. All are welcome, pastor W F Ogleton.
The Four Square Gospel church invites members to a baptismal service Friday after the sermon. Sunday schedule includes 9:45 Sunday school 10:45 morning worship 6:30 gospel erwanders 7:30 evening er. An illustrated sermon titled The Beacon for Christmas. Several congregation members will assist and a full house is expected. Pastor WJ Stevens.
The Baptist Church schedules 9:20 a.m. school and 10:45 a.m. worship with Rev. D. I. Coon returning to preach on a Changless Christ in a Changing World. A pupil report and recommendation will be presented at the morning service. Evening union service with Junior and Senior Bay, PLU at 6:30 p.m. W. Long, moderator.
Presbyterian notes quote about compassion and gift giving as Supt Vernon Witting leads Christmas exercises by children at 9 20 am with special music from adult and junior choirs. Worship at 4 45 pm with no evening service. Union service at First Methodist with combined choirs presenting the Messiah. Christian Endeavor society plans.
The article invites all to a children’s Christmas program at 9:45 in the Bible school hour on Sunday followed by a Christmas program and communion service. There will be Handel's Messiah at the Methodist church later, with Leslie Dunlap, Arlene Foster, Mrs W. H. Carter, C. A. Nicholson, and Vernon H. Carter cited as organizers and performers.
Trinity Lutheran offers a pre Christmas service Sunday morning with a Christ child birth theme based on John 1 6. Carl Andrea to sing Gesu bambino and children rehearse for the 9 30 am children’s Christmas service. A 7 45 pm service features the Nativity tale with recitations and music. Dawn service at 6 20 am Christmas day includes hymns and readings from St Luke and Isaiah 9.
A fragmentary devotional line recalls angels singing as shepherds seek the Son of God, urging bold movement toward Bethlehem’s hill of blessing and the coming king.
Week planned with no evening service as the union choir group performs Messiah at the Methodist church. Bible school at 9 45 a m with a white gift. Sermon The Greatest Event in History. Young people meet at 6 15 led by Mary Chapman. Special morning music includes organ preludes, anthems, duets, and soloists led by David Fulton and Mrs Trotman.
Christian Science lesson to be read in all churches on Sunday December 29 centers on a Golden Text from Hebrews and a Bible citation from Isaiah. It includes selections from Science and Health describing God as creator and governor and the universe as populated by spiritual ideas evolved under Mind.
St Pauls Evangelical Church schedules morning worship at 9 30 and a Sunday school at 10 20 with Carl Wo Klein serving as pastor.
The Prairie Flower Church Pastoral message reminds worshippers of God sending His Son for eternal life. The pastor C. E. Strong invites attendance next Lord's Day with an offering to the Lord and welcomes all to the services at the usual hours.
A school program features recitations by Mary Erlenbush and a group including Mary Baker Esther Anderson Patricia Swift. Also listed are I d Be So Happy performed by Joan Chalupa with Superintendent Howard Benn Jr. directing.
The choir will present a cantata The Light of the Ages next Sunday at 7 30 P M. A Tuesday evening Christmas program by the Sunday school follows at 7 30. The morning service features a Christmas sermon. The Epworth League devotional meeting hosts young people. Pastor A W McBilain invites all.
A Bible school at 10 A M worship at 11 A M presents Christmas sermon Wise Men Worship led by Leta Kelner with no second service. Christmas program on Christmas eve. Tuesday 7 P M Men and Rouse Fellowship Jan 2 supper served by Ladies Aid. Mr Sam Fulton to address. Pastor Fred Sharpe urges attendance.
A Christmas program will be held Friday at 7 30 p.m. by Haskins public school and church. Bible and preaching service is Sunday morning at 9 30 led by Minister F Wenger.
St Paul’s Evangelical Valley Sunday school at 9 a. m Morning worship at 12 15. Chester Baptist U P Sabbath school at 10 Rev Paul Sharpe from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary will fill the pulpit on Sabbath Dec 22 both morning and evening U P A at 7 o'clock. On Monday evening December 3 there will be a short Christmas program followed by pot luck supper and entertainment in the basement. All present and former members are invited. bring sandwiches and dish to share. Walter A Leet, sext.
Sunday school hours at 10 and 11 merge into one service. A Christmas program by children and a sermon by the pastor follow. The inter church pageant at United Presbyterian church starts 7 30 p m with an Epworth League service next Sunday night. Public invited to join in the silver offering. C W Cochran minister.
10:00 A M Sabbath school overseer 11:00 A M Morning worship Why Jesus Came 7:30 P M The Bethlehem Story a pageant by united congregations The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be administered at the morning worship on Sabbath December 29 Services preparatory to the sacrament will be Friday December 27 at 7:30 P M and Saturday December 28 at 2:00 P M Donald KE Zimmerman Minister
Sunday day school proceeds at 10 am with a short program this Sunday Dec 22. The notice invites everyone to attend and is issued by Mrs Ed Libe superintendent.
The Pleasant Hill Christian church hosts a Sunday school program at 10 a.m. with officers, followed by a Communion at 11 a.m. The 7:20 p.m. program features Joy To the World, with scripture by Mrs. Maude Herring and prayers by Glenn Pratt. Children perform songs, recitations, pantomimes, and plays, including The Christmas Song is Ringing and On Judea s Plain, with participants Donna Chalupa Lyle Darbyshire Ruth Earlenbush Dorothy Baker Betty Caldwell Barbara Murri Martha Baker and others.
Church school begins at 9 30 A M with the pastor speaking at 10 30 on Keep Christ in Christmas as the Ep young folks participate.
The Worth League will meet at 6 30 with all young people invited. The event opens at 7 30 conducted by the Normal Training department of the high school under Mrs. Graham. Thos Osborn, Pastor.
Crawfordsville December 19 The W C T U thanks all who helped prepare Christmas boxes for Caney Creek Community Center and remote southeastern Kentucky mountain settlements. Boxes from Crawfordsville will be a Christmas treat for a whole school. Many mountaineer families are described as the most needy and neglected. some preachers cannot read or write.
In Kentucky, Caney Creek Community Center supports 200 pupils with meals and housing while education extends from 7th grade to junior college. Many children face hardship with 18 000 left without Christmas last year and funds seek local volunteers to sustain the program.
The 1803 to 1808 debate centers on Chief Justice Marshall’s landmark ruling that an act of Congress was unconstitutional and void. The decision established judicial review as a check on legislative power.
A quartet of renowned opera and concert artists will perform on December 22 on the Ford Sunday Evening Hour in a Christmas program devoted to Handel's The Messiah. Grete Stueckgold Kathryn Meisle Richard Crooks and Ezio Pinza sing solo and in ensembles with the Ford Symphony Orchestra and Chorus under Victor Kolar, broadcast coast to coast on Columbia from 9 to 10 P.M. BST.
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