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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
3
Church services held Sundays at 11 at South Iowa Ave edifice. Christian Science lessons outline February 3 with Bible verses from I John 4 11 and Matt 6 19 21 and selections from Science and Health. Music includes solos and postludes by named performers and church leaders listed.
The Christian Endeavor movement celebrates its 54th anniversary highlighting youth leadership and interdenominational fellowship. Sunday morning service recognizes the anniversary with an engaging sermon for youth. evening continues expository sermons. Services: 9:45 Bible school 10:40 worship 6:30 meeting 7:30 evening worship. Leslie Dunlap supt Arlene Easter pianist Mrs W H Carter organist Co A Nicholson chorister Vernon H Carter pastor ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERIAN Usual services next Sabbath Bible study preaching young peoples meeting.
True Christian faith furnishes the best courage for our day urging community help through church attendance. Church school 9:30. morning worship 10:45 with sermon Why a Loyalty Crusade. Epworth League 6:30 led by Velma Stafford. Evening service 7:30 with Christ's Greatest Story. Music includes The Hour of Devotion and Hark the Harps and Voices.
Sermon topics and church activities announced by Arthur A. Vinz minister. Sunday services include morning worship at 11 00 and evening service at 7 30 with a Vocational Guidance talk by Mr Vinz and a sermon Comfort Ye My People. Church school at 9 30 and B Y P U at 6 30. Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 at the parsonage. Milan Thompson leads the Sunday evening sing.
Roger Babson notes larger communities have lower church attendance on average. The village average is 71 percent while a town the size of Washington is 6667. The message asks if Washington will raise or lower the average and invites attendance at Bible school 9:45 A M and morning worship 11 A M with sermons on Crusades and Religion and Science. Evening services include music and speakers led by Dr C A Boice, with organ preludes and solos by Himmiel Livingston and Ralph Kileese.
Sunday includes 4:30 a m Sunday school 10:30 a m Divine worship and a sermon by Pastor Theodore C Metbohm. The message affirms Jesus of Nazareth performed miracles proving He is the Christ and invites trust for time and eternity.
The A M E church announces Sunday activities beginning with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m sermon by the pastor and E L E League at 6 30 p m teachers meeting set for Friday evening W F Ogleton is the minister.
Vernon Witting leads Bible school at 9 45 a m with worship at 11 96 a m and 7 200 p m. Morning sermon titled The Church and Her Children. Young people's service A Life with a Purpose. Junior and Senior Society social hour 5 p m then joint meeting 6 p m. Con secration meeting led by Sarah Jane Lemley and Plara Dodds. All young people sit in reserved section for evening service. Christian Endeavor day with music program.
The service featured organ pieces including Sudds Offertory and Wagner Prelude to Parsifal, along with Handel and Handel era works. Solo performances by Don Boyer and notable organists Mrs. Harry Sizer and Henneker were listed, under the direction of F. W. Eastwood, minister.
Morning worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 7 30 a m led by Pastor Carl W. Klein at St Pauls Evangelical in Washington.
Friday 7:30 p m evangelistic service. Crusaders meet at Tabernacle 7:30 p m Saturday. Sunday 9:45 Sunday school 10:45 morning worship 6:30 Crusaders 7:30 evangelistic service. Everyone welcome. W J Stevens pastor.
The Ainsworth U P church schedules Bible school at 10 o clock and worship at 11 o clock with sermon on A Lost World. Intermediate class at 7:00. The Y P C U met last Sabbath led by Miss Kenagy with a candle light service. Next Sabbath at 2 o clock the series on the Abundant life continues with What Does it Mean to be a Christian led by Pete Koehler. Communion February 16 with preparatory services Saturday at 2 P M. S Fred Sharpe, pastor.
West Chester Ohio area notice requests announce sermon subject An Old Fashioned Home at U P Church. Haskins Presbyterian Church schools at 10 Worship at 11 Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at 2. Minister S F Wenger.
Valley church hosts Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m with service details not provided.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists a school at 9 30, morning service at 10 30 with the sermon titled The Cowydlers, evening service at 7 30 with The First Sub Marine Voyage, Epworth League at 6 30, led by Pastor Thos Osborn.
The Sunday schedule lists a 4:45 a.m. diving service and a 10:45 a.m. sermon titled The Holy Law and the Holy Life based on Romans 7 7 16. Holy Communion will be celebrated during the 10:45 a.m. service with the Confessional Service starting at 10:20 a.m. Pastor Waldemar Henck leads the congregation.
Crawfordsville churches announce Sunday school at 10 o clock with union evening services at 7 3. The service will include a cycle of special music led by Lorene Taylor Marian Waters and Manda Davis with piano accompaniment. A union prayer service follows at 7 30. On Lincoln s birthday February 12 Willing Workers sponsor a program and potluck supper. FP Wenger is pastor.
United Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday activities with Sabbath school at 10 o clock and no preaching service. Evening gathering by Y P Co UL at 6 30 p m led by A N Porter, pastor.
The community is invited to Methodist services with Sunday school at 10.00 a.m. led by superintendent J. W. Rich and morning worship at 11.40 a.m. Epworth League devotional at 6.30 p.m. Monday evening the Standard Bearers meet at Mrs Ollie Anwyl home. Choir practice Thursday evening. Rev BE Hehuer pastor.
Mrs B E Huston underwent major surgery at Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant and is reported improving. Wayne Peterson, formerly a Mt Pleasant surgical patient, returned home. The writer and family mourn the death of A A Faulkner in Washington after a long illness.
The term Bolsheviki literally means the greater. It denotes the terroristic branch of the Social Democratic party that became dominant in Russia during the March 1917 Revolution, so named for forming the majority as the larger faction.
More than 100000 eugenic babies are born in Great Britain each year. Investigations show a notable change in British women's outlook toward childbirth in recent years.
A 3 year Iowa State College study led by Prof. R A Moyer outlines driver rules for ice covered roads. It notes friction is greatly reduced on ice and offers concrete tips to prevent skidding and crashes including gear choices braking and speed limits for cars without and with chains.
The canyon of the Rio Grande is described as spectacular yet largely unknown to Americans though a few explorers have ventured there. It ranks with famed canyons like the Royal Gorge and Black Canyon of the Gunaieson, yet remains unfamiliar to most residents within eighty miles.
The 1935 Terraplane debuts four regular and five deluxe bodies with an electric shift on the steering column. The all steel roof, narrowed radiator, and streamlined rear contour draw acclaim, while wider seats and better ventilation promise passenger comfort. The shift works with or without automatic clutch and engages when the accelerator is released. Power weighs 26.5 lb per hp on the coupe and 28 lb per hp on the sedan.
The Hudson All Steel Terraplane with Bendix Rotary-Equalized Brakes showcases a new electric hand feature and five deluxe body options. Demonstrations are attracting thousands to see the safer quicker stopping and straighter line driving promises.
Across the country audiences praised three Terraplane features: the Electric Hand enabling driving without lifting hands, the first all steel roofed bodies for Terraplane and Hudson, and the balanced ride achieved after 26 years of refining spring cradles for smoother travel.
Roy D. Chapin, president of Hudson Motor Car Co, forecasts a large jump in 1925 sales after 1924 volumes, aided by widespread closed cars and winter features. Early buying cuts depreciation, as value loss begins when models ship from the factory, with improvements like automatic chokes and car heaters boosting appeal.
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