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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1936

Page

6

Trinity Lutheran Church Fifth Anniversary Services Introductory Series

Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Bible Class. Communion at 10 15 a m. Divine worship at 10 30 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m. Sermon series on the Christian home begins Sunday. Holy Communion to be celebrated in morning worship. Special services January 26 with Rev John Schulz from Clinton Iowa and pastor Theodore C Meibohm inviting friends.

Christ Jesus Christian Home Trinity Lutheran Congregation John Schulz Clinton Iowa Theodore C. Meibohm

A M E Sunday School and Worship Schedule

A M E Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m Sermon by the pastor A C E League 5 30 p m Teachers meeting Tuesday night 7 30 at H R Craytons All are invited to attend these services pastor W F Ogileston

A. C. E. League H. R. Craytons W. F. Ogileton

United Presbyterian Church Announces Evening School of Missions

The church opens a six week program with a morning study of the Apostle's Creed and an evening school of missions based on Toward a Christian America led by the minister and congregation. Services include Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m with special organ preludes anthems and soloists.

United Presbyterian School of Missions America God Young People's Meeting Maurine Trotman Mornl Ecstacy Casheenin Wines Himmel Esther

Christ's Greatest Need and God is Love Sermons at Church

The church school meets at :30 with Jesse R. Busby as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 45 features a sermon on Christ's Greatest Need. Evening service at 7 30 presents a sermon on God is Love. Music includes Maessener Anthem All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Gabraith Soloist Alta Grecian and Ave Maria Verdi Offertory Postlude in A Flat Evensong by Frost. Mrs Lewis Warren assists with offertories and Edna M Klein is organist with B P Schwartz as minister of music.

Jesse R. Busby Power of Jesus Gabraith Verdi Frost Johnston Lewis Warren B. PF. Schwartz Edna M. Klein

Goodness Invests in Church Weekends and Sermon Themes

A church notices a theme of goodness as a core investment with morning and evening services. Bible school at 9 30 a m led by Ver non Witting, worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with sermons on Wisdom in the Winding Way and He Went a Little Further. Christian Endeavor at 5 p m features Dorothy Johnson Tople on Good and Bad in Movies. Senior society key music includes Organ Prelude Rossi Anthem To the Mountains of the Lord Kamber Organ offertory Pastorale melody Evening and Morning.

Bible Vernon Witting Christian Endeavor Dorothy Johnson Tople Rossi Kamber melSolo

Organ concert opens with Dunham Morrison direction

Mrs. Dunham Morrison leads an organ program featuring Valenti and Wagner preludes and postludes along with Silas and Joan Michels pieces. F W Eastwood serves as minister.

Spieken Dunham Morrison Valenti Evening Joan Michels Silas Mrs. Henry 8. Shields F. W. Eastwood

Women and Ministry Message in Friday Evening Service

Friday tonight Mrs Stevens speaks on women and their place in God's ministry. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 45 and a missionary vision sermon. Robert Stevens preaches both morning and evening with Crusaders at 6 30 and Evangelistic service at 7 39. Next week Rev Stevens returns from Des Moines to lead services on Tuesday and Friday nights. W J Stevens, pastor.

Baptist Sunday Services Announced for Morning and Evening

Morning worship at 10 45 with Rev Newton Carman occupying the pulpit. Sunday school at 9 30. Senior and junior B Y P A at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 with Cc W Long as moderator.

Newton Carman Cc. W. Long

Spiritual Recovery Theme Promoted for 1936 Church Year

The sermon urges renewed devotion to Christ and church loyalty to spark spiritual recovery in 1936. It invites worship with Bible school at 9 45 and services at 10 45 6 20 Christian Endeavor and 7 30 evening worship. Vernon H Carter is pastor with Leslie Lunip as superintendent.

Lesie Luniap Mra W. H. Carter Claude Tucker Vernon H. Carter

Life Subject of Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science Churches

The Life lesson for January 1 centers on eternal life through Christ as stated in 1 John 6:11. It includes Bible passages from Matthew 9 and a quotation from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The selection discusses Jesus forgiving sins and healing the sick as a demonstration of spiritual law over material conditions.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy Jesus

St Pauls Evangelical Church Morning Worship Service

St Pauls Evangelical holds morning worship at 9 30 followed by Sunday school at 10 30. Carl W Klein serves as pastor.

Carl W. Klein

New Haven Baptist Announces Sunday Lessons and Services

The New Haven Baptist Church invites members to Sunday school at 4:00 PM with no morning service. A prelude service occurs at 7:30 PM. Pastor M. Lefever delivers the message on "The Day of Atonement" continuing the study from the book of Leviticus. Everyone welcome.

NEW Haven Baptist Sunday School M. Lefever

Special Service With Dr Bisbee in Mystic India Message

Richmond M. Ek announces a special Sunday service at 9 45 with Dr Bisbee missionary from India delivering Adventures with Christ in Mystic India. Sunday school follows at 4 40 led by Pastor J T Perkins.

Richmond M. EK Dr. Bisbee India Christ Mystic India J. T. Perkins

Ainsworth U U P S Worship and Youth Meeting

Fred Sharpe, pastor Nible school 10 a.m. Worship in Way Sermon on The Forgotten Joy of Religion. Apostle says Rejoice in the Lord and again I may rejoice. Christian Youth in Action leads grappling with facts Kenneth McConnell. Preaching Overcoming Difficulties. Choir met with Mr. and

Ainsworth UU. P. S Fred Sharpe Nible School the Apostle Kenneth McConnell

Local Ladies Groups Hold Meetings and Postpone Doubtful Event

Mrs Will McConnell hosted a Wednesday night rehearsal. The Kings' Daughters met Mrs J B Pressley Thursday evening for a pot luck. The Ladies group planned with Mrs Sharpe Thursday was postponed indefinitely.

Will McConnell Kings’ Daughters J. B. Pressley Sharpe

Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School Service Announcement

Praire Flower Baptist Church holds Bible school at 10:00 A M and worship at 11:00 A M with the sermon Run with Patience the Race The observance of the Lord's Supper follows the service Pastor Cc E Strong announces other services.

Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School Cc. E. Strong

Valley Sunday Services Schedule Update

Valley church announces Sunday activities. Sunday school begins at 10 00 A M followed by morning worship at 11 15 A M An evening service is sponsored by the U P league A display will illustrate the work of the Evangelical and Reformed church.

ST. Paul's Evangelical Valley U. P. League Evangelical and Reformed Church Carl W. Klein

West Chester M. E. Church Services Update

Sunday services include 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 worship with a sermon by the pastor. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. on Mexico for Christ by Mrs. MacBlain, followed by a 7:30 p.m. preaching. Bible class Wednesday 7:30 p.m. and Friday 7:30 p.m. address by Dr. Bisbee from India.

West Chester M. E Epworth League Mexico MacBlain Bisbee India A. W. McBlain Orville Griggs

Crawfordsville Churches Plan Cooperative Supper

Crawfordsville church schedule lists morning worship at 10:00 with sermon Lessons from the Snow, Epworth League president Walter Rich at 6:30 for evening worship, sermon A Religion for Broadway and Side Streets, Tuesday January 21 cooperative supper at 6:30. Address on Mystic India by Rev. R D Bisbee at 7:30. Cc W Cochran, Minister.

J. W. Rich Epworth League Walter Rich Broadway Side Streets

Sabbath School and Worship Services Listed

10 00 A M Sabbath school led by Ss W Carrick superintendent 11 00 A M Morning worship 6 30 P M Young People Christian Union Christian Youth In Action In Our Community A study course taught by Mr Zimmer man Donald E Zimmerman minister

United Presbyterian Ss. W. Carrick Young People’s Christian Union

Winter Presbytery Meeting Held in Iowa City

The Presbytery of Iowa City winter meeting convened in Iowa City on Tuesday with Rev. F. Wenger moderating both the meeting and the council. The Sunday schedule notes Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11 o clock led by Minister F. Wenger.

Ss. F. Wenger Presbytery of Iowa City F. Wenger

Wellman Churches Schedule and Sermon Themes

The Methodist Episcopal Church opens at 9:30 A M for school, followed by a 10:30 A M worship with a sermon on Christ and Common Folks. Evening service at 7:50 P M features Remaking World, with Pastor Thos Osborn leading.

Thos. Osborn

St Johns Lutheran Morning Worship Service

Morning worship at St. Johns Lutheran Church at 10:30 led by Rev. Kruger, pastor.

Snowy Coppock District Notes Warm Report of Local Life

Coppock district weather report notes about four inches of snow last night with residents shoveling early. Community readers list visits and dinners including Charles Davison family, Harry Miller family, and Jakie Christner Jr. household. Lucille Davison plans weekend visit and Iowa City hospital work while dental work is underway for Charles Davison.

Gleede Dold Charles Davison John Mann Harry Miller Fred Edwards Jakie Christner, Jr Herald Wm McKune C. G. Riley A. J. Riley Jakie Christer, Jr Wayland Cold Bros W. &. Cochran KR. HopeCarty Jean Linnenkamyp Washington Evelyn Ronald Dold Grauce Leeper Pleasant Lucille Davison Roy Davison Lucille University Hospital Iowa City Brighton Uth Davison Ralph Scott Wash

Wellman High School News Staff Changes

Jeanette Wade reports Wellman high school sees a staff switch as old editors and reporters pass duties to a new lineup. Illness caused absences but most students are back. the declamatory contest date is TBA and a freshmen program is planned for the next P T A meeting.

Jeanette Wade Wellman Wellman High School News Staf Dorothy DeFrees Frances Fisher Jeannette Wade Heven Isiing Ruth Godber Paul Blumenstein Joe Kehoe Jimmy Coffey Helen Erb Lydia Swartzendruber Lorraine Martin Della Potsander Dorothy Jean Livesey Bernard Flanders

Brighton's Local Moves and Social Gatherings

Don Goweys of fear Hedrick will stay with his father Terry Gowey until March then relocate to the old Carl Savage place. Clifford Garretts and their baby visited relatives in Fairfield last week. Violet Garrett works at Balle Plaine. Orlyn Gowey of California visited the Borkoski home. The Black Hawk community met January 9 then shared ecards and refreshments. Glen Mullikin family spent the weekend at Clarence Brown’s. Virginia Brown visited Sunday.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton R 1 Don Goweys Fear Hedrick Terry Gowey Carl Savage Clifford Garrett Baby Fairfield Card Club Wayne Savage Violet Garrett Balle Plaine Orlyn Gowey California Roman Borkoski Black Hawk Glen Mullikin and Son Clarence Brown Virginia Brown

Local Social Notes Include Moves and Illness

The column reports Ronald and Clare Dold visiting the C Carter home near Ohle as the Carters plan to move March 1. Dale Bain hosts Roy Davison near Washington while Charles Nicola makes a business call in Wash ing. Mrs Cold remains seriously ill and Mrs Riley recovers from mumps. Edith Stalders assists at the Lester Nicola house and Mrs Nicola is on the sick list.

Lester Nicola Nicola Eick

L Statler Family Visit in Bell Home at E Seventy Six

East Seventy Six January 17 Mrs Oren Romine reports Mr and Mrs Laurel Statler and Bill Shaffer visiting the Bell home. Nearby social activity includes hog sales, travel to Mount Pleasant, and kinship visits with the Romine and Hill families.

L. Statler Bell Oren Romine East Seventy Six Laurel Statler Bill Shaffer Paul Bell Eury Henderson Oren Romie Wayne Dickinsons Rubio Lloyd Miller Betty Jean John Powell Keota Mount Pleasant Lloyd Hill Hill Corrine Powell John Flading Paul Hell Washington John Grotter Clark Bell Arthur Romine Kary Henderson Harry Huber Wellman Lawrence Romine Frances Romine Birney Gretter Fairfield Tom Dwyer Dwyer Mr. Gretter

Moon Sign Forecast From Lunar Phase

If the new moon tilts to one side a rainy month will follow. The omen links lunar orientation to coming weather, suggesting lingering clouds and increased showers in the near future.

Inside the Police Case Julie Learns of a Murder

Julie Martin, age 17, serves as a stenographer for Police Inspector O'Brien in the case of Constance Sinclair's murder. Suspects include Bruce Lloyd, Hym the Filipino, and others at the high school and apartment building, as the inside story unfolds with hym's San Francisco flight and questions about who closed the murder scene door.

Julie Martin Constance Connie George Carrington Julie Lloyd Mrs. Carrington O’brien Sherlock Holmes O'Brien Miss Watson Dicky Ward Bruce Lloyd Martin Hym San Francisco Miss Sinclair Dicky Bruce Mother Fredericka

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