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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
3
International Council of Religious Education presents a lesson for January 28 with selected scripture texts. This study guide outlines topics and readings to guide Sunday or classroom instruction.
This sermon outlines five lessons on loyalty to the kingdom of God. It stresses a life centered in Christ as the proper rule for conduct, the Golden Rule as daily practice, fruit as evidence of inner faith, sincerity over lip service, and a foundation on Jesus Christ that withstands life’s storms.
Public studies indicate men favor blue in purchases while women lean toward red, highlighting distinct color choices across genders.
Sunday school and Bible class at 11 a m with sermon on Light through Christianity. Saturday Bible school for children at 9 a m. Special music including Ruth Michels marimbist and organ selections by Henniker Music and Mrs Shields. Ek H Wendland is pastor with I W Eastwood as minister.
Ruth Dupuis performs in the organ postlude Panfare in a service directed by Fred E. Miller with Edna M. Klein as organist and Klouise R. Sorden as director of music.
The church invites attendees to Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. morning worship at 11:06 a.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome to services led by Pastor Basil G. McAbee.
The Church of Nazarene invites all to attend Bible study and services with 8:00 Wednesday prayer, 10:00 Sunday school, 11:00 morning worship, 7:80 youth service, and 8:00 evangelistic service led by Pastor Robert Weathers. Last Sunday’s Sunday school reached a new peak.
Morning worship at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 a m Sermon Can Any Good Come Out Of This War International Missions Sunday highlighted Our church supports Evangelical and Reformed and Presbyterian aid to Andean Highland Indians of Ecuador Peru Bolivia to begin missions Milo J Phillips pastor.
Trinity Lutheran announces Sunday activities at 302 BE. 2nd with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. and divine service at 11 a.m. Septuagesima sermon on The Mercy of God with epistle 1 Cor 9 24-10 5 and gospel Matt 20 1-16. Ash Wednesday marks Lent with weekly services featuring The Way of the Cross. Pastor J. H. Beiderwieden invites all seeking comfort through Christ’s Cross.
The Christian Tabernacle outlines a Sunday with services starting at 9:45 AM for Sunday school featuring the Junior Choir, 11:00 AM Worship with a sermon on The Acts of the Apostles, 6:30 PM Young People's Love Feast reenactment, and 7:30 PM Evangelistic service Behold the Lamb. Also Tuesday prayer meeting and Thursday Bible study announced led by Rev. Robert Stevens.
The Church of Christ holds a 2:30 Sunday special service to burn the long standing mortgage on its property. Dr J A Dillinger will be guest speaker with former pastors participating. Morning worship at 10:45 and Bible school at 9:45. no evening service. Eleanor Tucker is Director of Music. Mrs Boyd White organist. Thomas Polk minister.
Bible school at 9 45 A M for all ages with a youth program at opening exercises. Worship on 10 45 A M and 7 30 P M. Y P assists in morning service. Evening sermon theme The Confidence of Self Despair. Y P fellowship at 6 P M. Music includes Organ Prelude James solo Let This Mind Be In You. Offertory Onward Christian Soldiers. Sullivan.
Sabbath school at 2 p.m Bible study at 8 p.m on Saturdays led by Pastor M. Frank Grau. Services emphasize weekly observance and community study at 902 E Third St.
The program lists morning Sunday school at 9 45 A M and worship at 10 45 A M with music including Prelude Minuet from Sonata Mozart and Handel and Bach postludes. Evening service at 7 30 P M features an anthem by the choir and instrumental interludes with Rhea Buck and Dorothy Jotle among participants. Alfred Trenerry is the minister.
The weekly lesson on Sunday January 28 1945 centers on Truth with Golden Text from I Corinthians 13 8 and a Bible citation urging trust in God over earthly needs. selections from Science and Health echo Sinai and the Mount rebuking error and urging practical truth.
Calvary Baptist outlines morning worship with the message Striving for a Crown and a Bible school at 10 30 for all ages led by Melo Vadha superintendent. Evening evangelistic service at 7 50 features Judas Iscariot and a prayer meeting at 8 with Bible study based on Matthew 27 1 26 led by Pastor A FE Diddams.
Morning worship at 10 45 a m with the sermon series conclude on the theme Preaching to the Little Man That Isn t There Evening service at 8 00 p m and youth fellowship at 6 30 p m The program includes organ preludes Nocturne Chopin Anthem Praise Ye Jehovah and solos by Elma Rice Bert Osineup and Davis with Allegretto
The United Presbyterian Church holds Bible school at 10 45 A M and morning worship with the theme The High Calling of God to Youth. An evening service titled Youth Serves focuses on National Young Peoples Day with organ preludes and solos by Sara Lu Miller. The program lists organist Helen Harvey, director Carolyn Hamilton, and minister George Kerr with the choir and congregational participants.
Valley's Country Churches notes International Missions Sunday with morning worship at 11 30 and a sermon on Can Any Good Come Out of This War The church emphasizes its missionary work and plans to increase contributions under Pastor Milo J Phillips.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M Pastor O J Fix leads with sermon Jacob ruled by Esau by descendants of Herod The church official board meets after the service Youth Fellowship meets at 630 P M
Bethel Presbyterian invites all to Sunday school at 10 AM and morning worship at 11 AM led by Pastor W. Z. Allen.
The New Haven Baptist Church schedules morning worship at 10 00 and Bible school at 11 00 with an evening service at 730 led by the youth. Thursday prayer meeting Bible study, a February 22 Father-Son banquet, youth tickets via Mrs Lloyd Luers, and a post service business meeting are announced along with a youth fellowship at the Statlers home. Pastor Arthur Peters urges attendance and envelope distribution in services.
National Young Peoples Week runs Jan 28 to Feb 4. On Feb 4 the morning worship hour is led entirely by the YP Society with the young people conducting. A consecration service is planned for Jan 25 with Methodist Young People present. Music director Mildred Pressly and minister Herbert M Glass invite all adults to attend.
John MedDowell leads a worship service at West Chester Federated Bible School with a 10 15 A M session and an 11 15 A M worship hour in September.
The M. Union will hold an evening worship at 7:39 with Rev. Mun ster delivering a sermon titled The Rewards of the Christians following The Judgment Seat of Christ. All are welcome to attend all services at the church.
Grace Hill Moravian holds Sunday school at 10 a m with Robert Hyde as superintendent.
The West Chester Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 AM and morning worship at 11:00 AM. Youth Fellowship at 6:45 PM with Robert Stout teaching, and union service at 7:30 PM. Officers to be elected, COC meeting Feb 1, and Father-Son Banquet Feb 7 with speaker Ralph Shannon.
The Pleasant Hill Christian Church lists Sunday school at 1 cent time unclear and a Communion service at 10 45 am. followed by morning worship at 11 00 am and evening worship at 7 30 pm led by Pastor A. C. Roach with Howard Benn as superintendent.
Prairie Flower Baptist offers 10:00 Bible school for all ages led by Cliff Reeves, Sup’t followed by 11:00 Morning Worship with the message Striving for a Crown. Wednesday eve features Bible Study and Prayer Fellowship Matt 26 1 30 led by Pastor A. E. Diddams.
Guidance on preparing hash to avoid tough meat by keeping the meat from boiling. Let the sauce boil, then fold in leftover meat only to heat through just before serving.
Crawfordsville churches list Sunday activities with H J Whiting as superintendent and Rev H N Poston as pastor. Morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 10, youth meetings at 6:30 and 7:30, with Salem Presbyterian offering 10 am worship and 11 am Sunday school and 7:30 pm youth meeting. No evening preaching at Salem.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Ida Wooley, Superintendent. Worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon titled God Adds to the Church Such As Are Being Saved by Rev. R. M. McCracken, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a m Joseph Jones superintendent Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m Boy Scouts meet Wednesday at 7 36 p m Reverend Frederick Westbrook listed as contact
BRIGHTON January 26 gatherings centered on the Meek family with multiple guests from Washington Joy Des Moines and Van Nuys visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meek and Staff Set James Meek on furlough from Van Nuys enjoyed time with family. Harmony club met with new member Mrs. J W Jones and members recited poetry and played contests.
Mrs. H W Helmick visited the L Helmick home in Washington while Mrs. Rex Hazen left for Ogden Utah to work at Hill Field Air Service Command. Mrs. Kraemer will stay with her parents in Kentucky as her husband Pfe. David Wentworth is stationed at Camp Campbell. Melvin Neuman and wife returned from Danville where he worked at the Burlington Ordnance plant. he is ill and James Long aided their return.
The wash temperature depends on material and color fastness. Heat can cause shrinking and fading. white cottons and linens tolerate hot water, while silks may yellow and woolens may shrink or mat. First rinse matches wash temperature. second rinse can be cooler.
Scientists note the sun at about 9000 degrees Fahrenheit, while ordinary carbon arcs run hotter and tungsten arcs reach 11300 degrees. Some welding arcs momentarily hit 13000 degrees, exceeding solar heat.
Suggest using an extra tea ball to flavor pickles instead of tying spices in cheesecloth. This method simplifies the process and keeps spices contained during pickling.
United States on alert for possible German reprisals on New York and the eastern seaboard aided by robombs. Artist renderings superimposed on aerial photos of Manhattan illustrate how such raids might unfold, with a V-2 bomb taking off.
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