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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
3
A sermon on John 6 emphasizes Jesus as the bread of life and the light of the world. It contrasts earthly sustenance with eternal spiritual provision and urges belief in Christ over works, warning against pursuing material security at the expense of eternal life.
Consumers note towels vary by thickness with thick towels lasting longer and heavy fabric resisting wear while thin towels dry skin faster due to quicker moisture absorption and less weight.
Bible school at 9:45 morning worship at 9:45, youth fellowship at 7:45, union evening services at 6:30. Morning music includes organ prelude Apotheosis and offertory Theme From Symphonic Pathétiques. Roeckel Boyd White directs, Mrs. Boyd White is organist, Thomas Polk is minister.
Rev H J Corcoran pastor announces St James Mass schedule with services at seven eight and ten in the morning for parishioners.
Calvary Baptist invites all to attend with 9:30 Bible school for all ages led by Richard Leet. Morning worship at 10:45 includes The Lord's Table and missionary offering. Evening service at 7:30 features messages on unfa iling strength and identification with Christ. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study at 7:30. Pastor A. E. Diddams.
Services at 7 30 p m mark National Boy Scout week in progress at Union Church led by George Kerr pastor with Carolyn Hamilton music director and Helen Harvey organist providing worship and ceremonial observations.
Morning worship at 10 45 preached by Dr Walter Schenermann district Superintendent on the theme How Can We Sill the Eternal s Song Evening union service at 7 30 with speaker Rev Fernando Lanxa mana of Iowa City Youth Fellowship at 6 30 Music includes organ preludes anthems and offertories by Deshaye Stenson Lemmenn Campbell and Harris with solos and postludes listed.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed schedules Sunday services at 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship, and a 7:80 p.m. union service at the Methodist church with Rev. Laxamann. Youth Fellowship hosts Thursday February 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Givans home. Milo J. Phillips is pastor.
Citizens will have the opportunity to participate in local events on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. The notice underscores a chance for residents to engage in community decisions and activities.
The co-directors Bob Bownan and John C. Broger will present an inspiring musical program and discuss The Challenge of the Far East at the tabernacle. The event starts at 7 30 p m with Sunday services listed, and Rev Well to close two weeks revival with When Sonny Comes Home.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 E 2nd and 409 E Main lists Saturday activities including 4 am instruction and 10 am junior choir. Sunday features 10 am Sunday school 10 am Bible class 11 am Gospel service and 5 pm church social. Weeknight programs and a postponed Ladies Aid meeting noted with pastor J H Beiderwieden inviting attendance.
A junior choir sings The Lord Is My Shepherd while the senior choir performs The Lord A Re Pee. The event highlights sacred choral pieces. Sabelius Message presents Gods One Man Army with other repertoire.
Immanuel Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Jefferson and S Town Ave invites for Sunday 9:30 a.m. Bible school and class and 10:30 a.m. divine worship with Holy Communion. Sermon theme is Hiding Gods Word In The Heart based on Psalm 119 11. Pastor L M Bleichwehr at 320 S Ilewa Ave 475 J.
At 9 45 a m United Presbyterian conducts Bible school at 10 45 a m morning worship with J M Finney delivering the Gideon message Ye Are the Salt of the Earth. Special music includes organ preludes solo and chorale pieces with a 6 30 p m Y P C U meeting and Mendelssohn postlude.
The February 9 1947 lesson sermon centers on Spirit with the Bible and Science and Health writings. It cites Acts 14 8 10 where a cripple walks after seeing faith to be healed and references Mary Baker Eddy on healing through divine Truth over matter.
The Pastor Postlude discusses church events. Lemens Sunday school begins at 9 45 with morning worship at 10 45 followed by a Youth group at 6 00 and Union evening services at the Methodist church.
Sunday school at 10 led by John Mc Dowell superintendent. Preaching at 11 by Charles Johnson at the country church.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Robert Stephens with Esther Bauer at the piano. Morning worship at 11 a.m. includes a sermon on The Good Samaritan and a Layman's Message by Walter Duvall. Youth Fellowship devotional at 6 p.m. with refreshments after. Women's Society of Christian Service meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. Religious education class Thursday Feb 3 at Washington Methodist church 720 at 6 p.m. Rev Walter M Shearmann speaker. Sunday school leaders include R. Vernon Pike the minister.
Bible school session at Pleasant Hill Christian at 10:00 led by Lawrence Kephart superintendent and F Allyn Westbrook pastor guiding the program.
Morning worship at 11:00 on Tuesday February 11 followed by a 7:30 quarterly business meeting at the church. Floyd A. Smith is pastor Arthur Gorsh S S Supt. Evening worship at 7:20 led by R W Hyde US Supt. All members urged to attend.
Morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m Sermon topic Why Not Grow Up Ladies Aid meets this coming Wednesday February 12 at Mrs Walter Sheetz home all day bring lunch Pastor Milo J Phillipi delivers the message obscured quote about digging another out of trouble and burial place
The notice lists Bible school at 10:00 with a call for parents to attend. Morning worship at 7:00 with a sermon titled How can these things be, followed by an evening evangelistic service. Wednesday prayer and praise at 8:00 led by Merle Booth, pastor.
The church advertises Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with sixth sermon on Christian Stewardship. Youth fellowship meets at 6 30 p m under Pastor O J Fix.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Joseph Jones as superintendent and morning worship at 11 00 a m. Sermon theme We must Say Yes or No Anything Else Comes of Evil from Matthew 5 37. Youth groups meet at 6 30 p m. Union services at this church with an offering for Negro colleges.
At 7 30 p m Sermon theme De feated Hearts text Nehemiah 9 9 mm Boy Scouts 7 30 p m Mon evening W S C S Tuesday afternoon 200 Choir practice 7 30 Wednesday evening Committee on evangel ism Wednesday 8 30 p m
Bible school at 9 45 with uniform lesson Feeding the Five Thousand and John four. Morning worship at 11 with choir music and a sermon Joy On a Desert Road Acts 26 40. Senior youth 6 30 Who Is My Brother race relations day. juniors 6 50 growing group. Union service 7 30 at Methodist church Rev How ard Ball. Wednesday study 7 30 Ephesians 2 and choir rehearsal 8 30 new hymnals and dedication plans. Tuesday Willing Workers Daniel Knox Ford minister.
The February gathering of St. Rita Circle has been postponed.
Both onions and potatoes store best in cool conditions around 40 degrees. Onions prefer humidity at 60 percent or drier, while potatoes keep well in a more damp atmosphere to prevent shrinkage or shriveling.
Reverend T. C. Polk and Reverend Milo J. Phillips of Washington have returned home after attending a pastors convocation from Iowa. Dr. Fred Miller and Dr. George Kerr, also in attendance, are to return soon. Clarence Lukasky and family from Detroit spent a week vacation with the Lukavsky family in town.
At the hospital Mrs. C. G. McKnight of Columbus Junction was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Mrs. Alvin Terrelt of 723 East Second had an appendectomy this morning. Mrs. Wilbur Jackson of Route 3 was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Williard Brenneman of Wellman and her son were dismissed this afternoon.
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