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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
3
Study of Bezalel and Aholiab highlights how talent and skill serve a divine purpose. The lesson links Exodus passages to modern work, urging readers to use their gifts with spiritual discernment and dedication for God's kingdom.
A reflection on how God continually presents new generations with the gospel. When one generation falters, another rises—fresh and multitudes each morning—to hear the gracious message and seize the chance to respond to his inspiring challenge.
Roy L. Smith argues that global needs intrude on every nation and faith, erasing the line between home and foreign missions. He says society must treat the world’s troubles as our own, shaping a universal responsibility.
A cooking tip advises sprinkling salt on overflow from pie or casserole as it boils on the stove to curb the burnt odor.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon topic How To Overcome Prejudice. Union Park service at 7 30 p m in Central Park. Dr W T McIntyre Supt of the United Presbyterian Old Peoples Home will preach. The church board asked to remain a few moments after the morning service. Milo J Phillips pastor.
St James Catholic Church schedules Masses at 6 9 a m with a high Mass at the 9 o clock service led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor.
The notice lists activities for the Sabbath with a 2 p m Sabbath school and a 3 p m sermon led by Pastor H R Coats at the N Fifth Avenue church.
In Jews City, Rev N S Tiernagel of Trinity Lutheran will speak Sunday due to Pastor J H Beiderwieden attending a National Youth convention in Portland Oregon. The gospel service and Lutheran hour welcome worshippers with Beiderwieden listed as pastor.
Immanuel Lutheran invites parishioners to Sunday services at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m with a sermon on Conversation based on I Corinthians 15 10. Pastor H J Anger speaks on how Paul a learned former persecutor became a Christian leader.
Guest organist Mrs Mildred Keesey performs along with Esther Gerdes in a classical program including Bach and Karg-Elert pieces. The Sunday service features morning worship, a Masseret postlude, and an organ meditation. Sunday school led by Sam A Munson at 9 45 with worship at 10 45.
July 11 1948 lesson sermon centers on Sacrament with Bible citations from First Peter and the Gospel of John and a Science and Health—Our heavenly Father divine Love calls for daily deeds over mere worship, urging exemplar conduct among believers.
The notice lists a 6 30 Westminster Youth Fellowship at 6 30 and 7 30 Union services in the park on Wednesday. It notes a 9 30 Morning Prayer Meeting with Mrs Charles Barthelow as leader and Rev Daniel K Ford of Crawfordsville as moderator who will conduct the Communion service Sunday morning.
The Church of Nazarene lists Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 am Morning worship service 1] a m Young Peoples Meeting 7 pm Evangelistic service 7 45 pm Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 pm Service at County Home Sunday 2 pm The pastor C F Geiseliman invites all to attend and enjoy congregational singing and gospel messages
There will be no morning worship service at the church. A union service will be held in Central Park at 7 30 p m with ministers Fred E Miller and Walter A Smith. Organist John L Yousling and director of music Elouise BR Sorden noted.
A church advertises services led by Pastor Paul H. White. It cites Romans 6 23 as thematic and lists Bible school at 10 45 am morning worship at 8 00 pm evening gospel service and Wednesday prayer and praise. Family welcome to attend.
The United Presbyterian Church schedules Bible school at 10:45 a.m. Worship at 6:30 p.m. Union Worship in Central Park with Dr. W. T. McIntyre delivering the evening message. Mrs William Stewart performs in both services with radio program selections. Special music features morning organ prelude and a Mendelssohn duet.
Sunday school at 10:45 with morning worship and special solo music. Sermon “A Crooked World Straightened” by Rev. Wells at 7:30. Union Park services at 7:80. Ann Judson Missionary Society meets 7:20 Tuesday. Prayer and “The Christian Leader's Devotional Life The Bible” at 8:30 Wednesday. Board of Deacons 7:30 Thursday. Baptist Youth Fellowship led by organist Mrs Charles McConneal and minister Paul K Wells.
At 10:00 Bible school follows the verse from Malachi about fearing the Lord. Morning worship at 11:00 with the theme Turn and Live. 7:30 Young People’s meeting and 8:00 Evening worship themed The Joy of Religion. Wednesday 8:00 Weekly prayer meeting with study on 11 Kings chapters 11 and 2. Basil G. McBee, pastor.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with a focus on steadfast faith and courage. Morning worship follows at 11 00 a m emphasizing love in all actions within the church community.
The bulletin lists a Young Peoples service at 6 30 pm and an Evangelistic service at 6 pm with a sermon titled Faith and What It Will Do and The Chosen Pathway delivered by Pastor W J Stevens. The items indicate a church schedule and pastor engagement for the day.
Morning worship at 9 45 and Union evening service at 10 45 am. Central Park hosts the Sunday program with organ preludes and an anthem. Sermon topic focuses on Christian optimism. Bob Steele directs music with Shirley Dunlap on organ and Thomas Polk as minister.
Morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 00. Sermons include How to Overcome Prejudice and Bezalel the Craftsman. The Valley Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 14 to discuss an ice cream social. Evening Youth Fellowship will be at the Federated church. No 11 o clock service due to vacation. Memorial organ soloist and other musical selections listed. Various church groups meet Monday and Thursday, with circle meetings and choir practice scheduled. New Haven morning worship at 9 45 mentioned.
Feb issue Pathinder cites alarming stats on crime and morality showing deaths by action, murders, major crimes, and church attendance declines. Local church notices list services at Grace Hill and New Haven, with vacation Bible school and interchurch meetings scheduled.
Crawfordsville churches schedule morning worship at 11 with guest speaker Rev Carlos Williams of Iowa City and special choir music. Union services at 8 and 10 45 with Rev Ford at Washington and 2 30 at Brighton. Jamie White conducts devotionals, Willing Workers meet at 2 and Women’s Missionary Society gathering noted. Buenos Aires described as Argentina capital and world city ranking.
The death of Carole Landis by sleeping pills remains unexplained with no motive found. Husband Horace Schmidlapp travels from Cincinnati to Hollywood as Rex Harrison and Lili Palmer deny any romantic entanglement or estrangement. The case draws international attention as investigators pursue answers.
Non commercial forest land in the United States totals 162,784 700 acres. Overall, about 624 million acres or nearly one third of the continental United States are forest lands.
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