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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
5
The church provides usual services with Bible study and preaching in morning and evening. The call invites all to join in worship at the house of the Lord.
The item presents a religious responsive reading focusing on Holy Communion themes from I Corinthians 5 and 14 12 17 22 24 and a Golden Text on sincerity. It notes keeping the feast with unleavened bread of sincerity and excludes malice. Mark is cited as a responsive reader.
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock with public worship at 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 30.
The church outlines Bible school at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m and 7 p m Christan Endeavor at 6 p m George Dodd will lead Sunday evening with a discussion on Japan A Congregational banquet is planned next Friday Reservations to Mrs C W Stewart by Wednesday noon Pastor M Black presents morning lessons from the feeding of the five thousand and an evening topic A Bundle of Myrrh Music includes organ preludes choir pieces solos and postludes under director Mrs J C Ream and organist Miss Maurine McLaughlin
The Church of Christ stresses that worship is more than a Sunday form and calls churches the nation’s strongest defense against the forces undermining civilization. It invites readers to join services and benefit spiritually for themselves and their children.
Morning service at 11 o clock with topic Why Peter petered out. Evening service at 7 o clock with topic The final result. Bible school at 10 am Youth society at 6 pm. W B Shelley is the pastor.
The Washington church announces no evening services next Sunday January 13 and discontinue evening services for winter. Regular morning service on January 20 with Sunday school at 10 and service at 11 followed by a congregational meeting. Pastor Carl W Klein urges all members to attend.
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and public worship at 11 a m with Lord s Supper. Evening service at 7 o clock uses text The Secret of the Lord is With Them That Fear Him. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m topic Prophets and prophecy Luke 24 27 leader G C Ebner. Willard Wylie pastor.
The Methodist church schedules morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Vision and the Man by the pastor and an evening service at 7 on The Man who was too impatient All-ages events include Epworth League pageant The Epworth and Intermediate Leagues meet at 6 with singing by L E Parsons Letts and Stults lead offertories and hymns including My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice and Just As I Am
The notice lists musical selections for a service: Offertory solo Eyes Hath Not Seen from The Holy City. Festival March by Gaul siieie. Recital participants include Barrell W. Bowers pastor Jesse J. Miller Director of Music and Mary Hunter organist.
The Baptist church lists services at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Morning worship and B Y P U at 6:15 p.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Devotional topic is After the Resurrection Mt 28 16 20 and mission study Chapter IV Japan on the Upward Trail. Pastor John D Kern.
A.M. E. Sunday school 9 30 a m morning service 11 00 a m subject There Was a Voice Crying in the Wilderness Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord Evening service 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday night at A L hall J B Easley in charge Everyone welcome to all services
The church presents a service program including Schnecker Anthem I Will Praise Thee organ offertory Song Without Oases Mendelssohn and O Be Joyful in the Lord with solo Irene Delong. Other items include Wait on the Lord, Break of Dawn, The Lord Is My Light, Invocation of Hap Danks with solo Irene Delong and Postlude in D. Carolyn Hamilton directs. Helen Harvey is organist.
Des Moines Iowa January 11 state officials saved five hundred dollars when Gov Kendall was ready to sign a reward for the killer of Mike Shannon Fort Madison taxi driver. A telegram then announced William Heevner had been arrested at Keokuk and charged with the crime.
Valley churches announce a regular morning service at 11:00 on Sunday January 13 with Holy Communion. Sunday school begins at 10:15 and preaching at 10:00. all are invited to attend.
Bethel Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10:15 and a preaching service at 11 o'clock.
Morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 11, and evening service at 7 30. The annual Haskins Presbyterian congregation meeting will be at the church Saturday January 19 1924 at 2 pm with Rev J B Rendall of Muscatine presiding. All members urged to attend.
Sunday school at 16. Morning worship at 11 with theme The Christian's Wealth. Evening service at 7 30 a stirring message titled A Man up a Tree. Rev C E Hillis, Pastor, extends cordial invitation.
The New Haven Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 2 pm and a preaching service at 3 pm with the sermon titled Value of the Bible. The church invites all to attend and be blessed by Rev. C. E. Hillis, the pastor.
The practice of tattooing the owner's name on the wrist is noted as a fad supplementing wrist watches among English girls, reflecting a trend in personal adornment.
All students and teachers came back from holiday except Hazel Booth who remained ill and plans to go Thursday morning. Mrs. Jno Beatty visited Davenport last week. Mrs. Geo Brown and children Florence and Andrew stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Mathers before returning home Friday. Mr. Boughton installed a radio at the Has kins office. Mrs. Geo Ebner visited Ainsworth to see her ailing brother Jno Morrison. L A S met at Mrs. Ebner’s home. Sunday preaching continued with three months of morning services at 10 and evening at 7 30. Congregational dinner and business meeting to be announced later. Mrs. Jno Birney and Clara visited Geo Birney’s family. Cloyce Benson and family joined dinner with Earl O Conner and others near Gladwin.
A roundup of evening radio schedules from CKAC Montreal to WEAF New York detailing times and show formats including orchestra, talks, bedtime stories, dance music, and educational programs. Merchants are advised to mention the Journal when seen.
James Baird Orez and Speer unload shelled corn at Verd with several farm goods moving. Ed Miller ships hogs at 7.49 per hundred while Frank Leeper and Chas deliver hogs to Duke. Lewis Duke ships 30 hogs to Washington. Harmony district builds a new coal shed. Mrs Melinsky shown in brief fading note.
Sioux City will host an automobile show from March 3 for six days with public viewings and displays planned across city venues. Officials promote new car models, financing options, and family friendly events during the event window.
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