The Churches First U P Sabbath Services
The First U P Sabbath School starts at 9 45 morning service at 1 00 Young peoples meetings follow usual hours and an evening service at 7 00 All are cordially invited
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
The First U P Sabbath School starts at 9 45 morning service at 1 00 Young peoples meetings follow usual hours and an evening service at 7 00 All are cordially invited
Sabbath school at 9:80 with morning preaching at 1t. No evening preaching. Other services held at the usual hours.
Sunday school at 9:15. Prayer meeting for teachers at 9:15. Class meetings at 10:30. Morning service with a sermon by the pastor. Subject The Preserving Quality of Mercy. Lincoln's birthday noted. Junior league at 3:50. Epworth league at 4:45 led by Misses Alice Rownd and Ada Lambert. Evening service at 7 with an evangelistic sermon. All are cordially invited.
Sunday school at 9 50 morning worship at 1 junior BY PLU and BYPU evening worship at 3 a cordial invitation is extended to all
Sabbath school at 4 45. Morning service at 11 with subject Mind. Golden text Prov 2 6. Wednesday evening meeting at 7. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
Church events listed include Sabbath school at 9340 and a senior endeavor at 5 50 followed by an evening service at 7. The choir and double quartet will sing during the service. The evening sermon title is The Preparation of the World for the Comings or Christ.
Divine worship at 1 a m with Sabbath school at 9 50 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 p m. The notice outlines the day’s church activities for attendees and members.
A church service is set for tomorrow at 2 50 p m in Living Lake sharch with Rev W Allen delivering the sermon.
B Dixon comes home from Iowa City for a brief visit, drawing together numerous friends.
Eminent American Jewish leader Rabbi Leon Harrison will speak at the Graham on the 19th. Born in England, educated in New York, and long-time Rabbi of Temple Israel in Saint Louis, he is famed for liberal Jewish thought and public advocacy.
A meeting of interested citizens discussed forming an Industrial association to fund and attract new industries. Members would buy shares, funds built over up to ten years, with a mass meeting set at the Commercial club gym next Thursday.
Hari McCluskey of Riverside spent today with numerous friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crayne of West Chester also spent today with friends in the city.
The condition of Miss Olive Deuel has not been quite so favorable for the past few days. Miss Abbie Lewis of Canton Illinois is visiting at the home of her uncle Frank Marvel.
Lan Harkness of Chicago visited the city today to pursue business with Reid Murdock & Co. Chicago.
Colonel John S. Prather of Wheelers Confederate cavalry denies reports that Camp A offered to elect President Roosevelt as an honorary member. He says the by laws barred honorary members and the resolution was withdrawn without debate or opposition.
Teeter and Lathrop cried the Mrs Meyers sale yesterday. All goods sold well and the event is described as very successful. Mrs Meyers rented out larger parts to neighbors but will reside in the property’s farm area.
The board of trustees of the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth orders no visitors for two months due to smallpox in the state.
Owen Samson of Wyman sold part of a purchase from Charles Reynolds in east Washington to John Bellville. James Stockway of Letts is visiting with Washington friends.
At Bremerhaven on Feb 9 the biggest sailing ship in the world was launched from Rickmer's ship yard. The vessel measures 488 feet in length and 54 feet in breadth and has a burden of 8 000 tons.
Mark Tweaty drew laughter at a Gotham banquet with a playful quip about George being too cute to be serious. The comment drew a chorus of chuckles from attendees during the evening event.
The Washington Heights Midget minstrels announce a show in the opera house Saturday afternoon February 17 at 2 30. The second part features Mother Goose fairy tableaux and songs. Admission is 20 cents with children 12 and under half price.
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