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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
3
The church invites all to a 6:30 A M Christmas service with the Angels' Christmas Sermon from Luke 2 14. Pastor Meibohm urges praise of Jesus the Redeemer and invites all to receive God s gift of joy born in Bethlehem. No Sunday school or further service that day.
The notice lists a morning idle school at 10 00 A M with a Y P meeting at 6 30 P M preaching at 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M morning topic God has Spak en to Us evening topic What are We Saying to the World All are welcome to attend this church services.
Bible school at 9 45 A M will feature a nativity study led by Mrs Helen Meahan after opening services replacing the usual class periods. A Christmas tree with Santa Claus and treats awaits children after the communion service.
Church school at 9 50 Leigh W Soulesupq morning worship at 10 45 The pastor speaks on The First Christmas Anthem Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Miss Itreta Willits leader No evening service Service withdrawn to give Christmas greater significance
A listing of Christmas season concerts and worship at St. Pauls Evangelical Eureka Methodist Chester U P Baptists and Chester churchs. It details organ preludes postludes carols and anthems from Messiah plus sermons and programs for Christmas Eve and Day. Readers are invited to attend Sunday school 9:30 to 11:00 and special youth events.
A church notice invites worshipers to Christmas programs with a Bible school at 9 45 A M and services at 11 A M and 7 36 P M. The message emphasizes seeking wisdom from the heavenly Father and welcoming all to the Christmas observances.
Christian Science services will be held Sunday at 11 o'clock with all churches inviting the public. The Lesson Sermon on Christian Science topics uses Bible citations from Mark 1 23 27 and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, discussing Jesus as the Holy One of God and the divine Principle of Life and Love.
The church and Sunday school community in Ainsworth hold Christmas events including a children's Bible school at 10:00, worship at 11:00 with a sermon on The First Christmas Morning, and a Christmas Eve program for juniors. A New Year dinner is planned for December, with social events and farewell parties as members move to Aurora.
The church and public school will host a Christmas program this Friday evening at the church. Sunday services include church school at 10 and evening worship at 7 50 led by Ss Wenger mingater.
The Sunday school will present a Christmas program at 10 30 in the morning. There will be no church service next Sunday. M Lefever pastor.
Nellie Manners reports from Crawfordsville. Mrs James Kelsey dies after long illness. longtime United Presbyterian member remembered for kindness. Christmas program set at 11 with cantata The Story of Bethlehem. Sunday school at 10. Epworth League devotional 6 30. World Service offering planned. Dee Brown family visit Yarmouth. pastors Wenger Hebner ill with flu.
Families on East Main and Dr. W L Alcorn hosted a yearly Christmas gathering with gifts for children and a jig-saw puzzle. Joan Kiefer read a Christmas poem as Helen Montgomery, now grown, captivated attendees while Mrs Alcorn and Mrs McDaniel served refreshments into the night.
The Younger Set dancing club hosted a white elephant gift exchange during a lively dance event. About fifty couples attended at the KC Ball, where committee members Lewis Warren Martin Whittake Ray Whitehead and Mark West were appointed.
The Sunshine community elol held a Christmas meeting at Mrs. Joe Klopfenstein's home. Mrs. John Simmering led harmonies and ukelin. A. Ruebsawm read a story. Over twenty members attended with Miss Helen Bishop as guest. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers.
In Lexington on Sunday family visits marked by Donald's return from Cedar Rapids with two weeks off. Clara Ann Hubers celebrated her tenth birthday inviting five friends for an afternoon gathering as others busied with trucking hogs to Washington and grinding for Roy Turnipseed.
The narrative notes a mother serving ice cream cake candy and popcorn balls in the late afternoon. Guests enjoyed the refreshments and the overall mood remained pleasant and relaxed.
In a tense pirate camp, Leach battles desire for Madame de Bernis with Bundry and others urging restraint. A council of war questions Leach’s grip on leadership while Priscilla observes, and de Bernis's cool indifference masks deeper schemes amid a looming treasure plunder.
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