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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
3
Readings at 11 o clock Sundays at the South Iowa edifice invite all to a Christian Science lesson. Golden Text from I Chronicles and selections from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures discuss trust, divine harmony, and joy in Soul.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9:30, worship at 11:00, and evening services at 7:30. Pastor A. Metbohm invites attendees to study Christ’s relation to the law with sermons on how to overcome and live by faith.
The text outlines a Methodist church week with sermons and services led by ministers J H supi and J fitevions. Events include worship at 10 45 morning services and evening gospel meetings at 7 30 with Crusaders Evangelistic studies on Mondays and Tuesdays.
A church highlights unchanging tenets and invites all to worship. Scheduled events include 9:45 Bible school 10:45 Communion and worship with sermons on Christ the Word and Where Will You Spend Eternity. Leslie Dunlap leads Sunday programs with Arlene Easter at the organ and Mrs. W H Carter on piano.
Ver non Witting leads Bible school at 9 45 A M with worship at 11 A M and 7 30 P M sermons on Morning Lessons from the Market Place and Evening Faith in Action Christian endeavor society meets at 5 P M with junior and senior groups led by Anna James and Velda Parcell Organ and vocal numbers by Nolte Stein MecDermid Johnson Boyer and Handel selections framed by Mrs Henry Shields and Mrs Dunham Morrison director F W Eastwood minister.
A church invites participation in services honoring three historic Godly men, with Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and a 7 30 gospel service featuring sermons So We Built the Wall and A King at Midnight with organ preludes anthems and solos by listed choir and individuals led by Chalmers Fulton minister and Carolyn Hamilton director of music
The schedule shows Sunday school at 9 45 A M followed by an 11 A M preaching service. The Young People's League meets at 5 30 P M and teachers gather at 8 00 P M on Tuesday at Mrs James Turner's. The pastor is Reverend Ogleton.
Washington Morning worship at 9 30 A M Sunday school at 10 30 A M Carl W Klein Pastor.
Sunday school at 10:00 AM worship at 11:00 AM Epworth League at 6:30 PM led by Mrs A W MacBlain Evangelistic service at 7:30 PM continuing the evening program in the Methodist Episcopal church schedule for West Chester.
The notice urges a 7 30 P M midweek service in the church FE L room with special music and a sermon by the pastor. It mentions a reception of members next Sunday morning and asks all desiring to unite with the church to attend.
The church announces a Bible school at 10:00 a.m. focusing on Peters teaching on good citizenship. Worship and preaching follow at 11:00 a.m. with the sermon titled Steadfastly in the Apostate's Teaching. Pastor Cc. E. Strong extends a hearty welcome.
The article argues that strict Sabbath observance would ease economic problems and urges participation in public worship. It recounts services at local churches including Bible school at 10 AM and sermons at 11 AM and 7:30 PM, noting the well attended Communion service and a Temperance Drama addressing liquor evils.
Worship services at nine thirty followed by Sunday school at ten thirty led by Ss. F. Wenger, Minister.
St Pauls Evangelical lists Sunday service times with Sunday school at 10 00 A M and morning worship at 11 15 A M
St John s Lutheran in Wellman hosts 10 30 A M service with Pastor Waldemar E Hinck and sermon Living Worthy of the Gospel. Williamsburg Circuit Lutheran Pastors meet in Wellman Tuesday Feb 19 with member churches listed across Iowa including Wellman What Cheer Williamsburg Conroy Marengo Iowa City and others.
World famous Harold Bell Wright novel adapted to a Fox film draws broad appeal. Ty and George Brien star in a two day State theater engagement as an eastern wanderer befriends a rugged Western man and vies for the same love. A Colonial Tea bazaar and rug show is also planned at the church Friday.
Sunday school begins at 10 o clock with worship at 11 o clock. On Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock the missionary society will meet with Mrs Orne Dilla vou. Ss F Wenger pastor.
Glendale residents are invited to the annual business meeting of the Glendale telephone company on Friday afternoon February 15 at 1 30 at city hall. The notice lists events from Presbyterian choir practice to church Bible study groups with dates and hosts.
The church offers a 9 30 A M school followed by a 10 30 A M service. The sermon theme That Church in Rome will be preached by Dr Fansher. Epworth League meets at 6 30 P M with Dr Guy J Fansher speaking to the young people and a 7 30 P M evening service.
The Baptist ladies host a monthly social and missionary program at Mrs. Vinz's home with a 1 00 pm luncheon and a dish to pass. Rebekah regular meeting is Friday at 7 30 pm. Mrs Ed Gray invites Woman's Relief corps officers to a 6 30 pm dinner Friday evening February 15 at 221 East Jefferson Street.
United Presbyterian Sabbath school at 7 o'clock with no preaching service. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs BF L Clark. Separate notice on page 6.
The Saturday W R C holds its regular meeting at 2 30 with refreshments served.
Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. J. W. Rich officiant. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League devotional at 6:30 p.m. Union service at 7:00 p.m. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. T. W. Rickey. Mrs. Rose leads the program and Mer. C. M. Strain leads devotions. County declamatory contest shifts union prayer to 7:00 p.m. instead of 7:30. Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers meet Saturday Feb. 16 at 2:00 p.m. at the church. Edna Rich to tell the story. Edna and Herbert involved.
Union veterans wives and widows are invited as guests of the Daughters of Veterans at dinner Monday noon at G A R hall. Each D V please bring table service and a dish to pass. The Rainbow Girls meet at 7 30 Monday evening at the Masonic temple.
The Tuesday Snowball Social club will meet on February 19 with Mrs. Glenn Knupp. Roll call will feature quotations of Washington. Mrs. Joan Shebeek will lead the demonstration. Members should bring scissors and thimbles.
Three great monuments of Byzantine architecture include the church of St. Sophia in Istanbul now a mosque begun in 522, St. Mark's in Venice built from 977 to 1085, and St. Antonio's in Padua constructed between 1237 and 1807.
Gloria Stuart and her on screen counterpart endure real life nuptials during filming. She recently honeymooned with Arthur Sheekman before signing as lead in a First National comedy drama at Fox. Ross Alexander plays her husband opposite Miss Stuart in a story about a stenographer who falls for her office clerk.
Joan Boileau daughter of Mr and Mrs Mel Boileau turns six today in a fashionable party marked by measles. A birthday cake was prepared in her honor.
Mrs Ida V Hough of West Chester becomes eligible for the Three Quarter Century club today. Martha Ann McFadden Elmer's little girl celebrates today. Jane Rothlisberger Mrs Charles Sloat Ruth Baker J W Combs and Clyde Pratt have birthdays today. Evelyn Wilson daughter of Sherd Wilsons celebrated here last year on this date but now lives at Idaho Falls Idaho. Maxine Watson daughter of Mildred Watson is seven and attends Young America school in first grade.
The Journal correspondent reports Berna dine Koening and Vernon Stagner observed birthdays yesterday February 14. Ben Briley spent yesterday in Chicago for his birthday, with several trips there this week for new care.
George Hopping turned seventy on Sunday as family and friends gathered for a surprise party. Mr. and Mrs. Longer and daughter Hazel and Ruth joined, along with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKey and Everette, Floyd, and Alvin Shebeck. They gave him a wool comforter and shared a noon dinner. Roads were bad, so some guests could not attend.
The U. S. S. Macon, world’s largest airship, crashed 110 miles south of San Francisco after a day-long wind struggle. An SOS flashed across the Pacific, followed by a terse “Wait” and then news of abandoning ship as water was struck.
The Macon disaster left eighty three aboard with two deaths. U S cruisers Cincinnati Concord Milwaukee and Richmond raced to aid after Lt Cmdr Herbert V Wiley flashed S800S. Lifeboats were recovered within an hour and survivors were taken to the Naval Hospital at Sunnyvale California.
Saskatoon reports James Whitehead walked three miles through 80 below weather to reach the seed fair exhibition. He kept his prize potatoes warm by wrapping them in wool to prevent freezing.
A speaker argues that the late man’s possessions sparked a belief that wealthier men are his natural enemies, suggesting a shift in views about social rivals and financial power. The piece reflects on class perceptions and the persistence of envy among different strata.
Homeowners nationwide are transforming neglected basements into playrooms living quarters aided by new heating equipment that reduces dirt and frees space for storage. Financing up to 2000 with up to five years to repay via programs under the National Housing Act. Begin with solid flooring waterproofing and smart stair placement.
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