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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
3
Harold L. Lundquist of the Moody Bible Institute Chicago delivers a religious message issued through Western Newspaper Union.
International Council of Religious Education presents the July 12 lesson with selected subjects and Scripture texts. Selections are used by permission and set for teaching purposes across participating churches and schools.
The lesson surveys Genesis 3 1 13 23 24 and Ezekiel 18 4 noting that sin is a deliberate choice not a fate. It traces Satan's subtleness causing fall and the resulting shame sorrow and banishment while highlighting mercy through Genesis 3 15 and the coming of the second Adam toward spiritual rebirth by personal choice.
The passage notes that Jesus did not rely on large crowds for worth and that his finest lessons were often given to individuals met on the road such as the Samaritan woman Zacchaeus Mary and Martha the Syrophoenician woman Nicodemus the woman caught in adultery and the blind man in the temple.
Export of opium from India has ceased except for legitimate medical requirements vouched for by the governments of importing countries. The move tightens controls on narcotics with government backing to ensure transfers meet authorized medical needs.
The Seventh Day Adventists hold a Sunday school at 2 p.m. and a sermon at 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend these services at 1021 East Second Street.
R. Clifton Keagy serves as minister with Elouise R. Sorden and Edna M. Klein joining as director of music and organist respectively in the local church leadership lineup.
Immanuel Lutheran at 715 EH Main St invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 and divine service at 10 30. The sermon draws on the Sermon on the Mount and urges righteousness beyond the Scribes and Pharisees. Saturday school starts 9 o'clock. all school kids welcome. Pastor E H Wendland signs the notice.
Rev. Leigh Soule delivers the message at 8:00 p.m. An evening program features organ preludes and carillon, with hymns and an offertory. George Kerr directs music, featuring Carolyn Hamilton on organ and Helen Harvey, with Strickland as pastor.
St James Catholic Church schedules two morning Masses at seven and nine o'clock led by Rev H J Corcoran the pastor.
Morning worship at 10 o clock and Sunday school at 11 in Washington St. Pauls Evangelica will host Milo Philippi a senior student at Eden Seminary St. Louis to preach the service.
Sunday services consider sacrament with citations from the Bible and Science and Health. Golden text speaks to self examination before partaking bread and cup. Readers study Jesus denial of self and taking up the cross and parables about disciples leaving a record and few chosen.
Baptist schedule shows Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m with sermon The Growth of the Kingdom B Y P U at 6 30 p m union park service at 8 p m Rev Leigh Soule the preacher Morning music by the choir with Our Spirits Home Prelude In the Garden Sibelius Offertory The Holy City Postlude by Martin Mrs Charles McConnell organist Charles Murdoch director Invitation extended to attend services Alfred Trenerry minister
Trinity Lutheran invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 A M and divine service at 10 45 A M at 302 East Second St The pastor E L Stuempfig describes Jesus love and forgiveness and the blessings of faith with a sermon from John 10 11 15 The Lutheran devotional hour over WMT is Saturday at 9 45 A M
Rev. Bob Stevens will conduct services starting Wednesday night at Christian Tabernacle. Rev. Rocky Forbes of Ottumwa preaches Sunday night. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. new classes added. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. sermon An Established Heart. Crusaders 6:39 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:45 p.m. Midweek prayer Tuesday 7:45. Wednesday to Friday 7:45 special services. Everyone welcome. Ww. J. Stevens, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 45 and morning worship at 11 30 announced by Milo Philinary of St. Louis who will preach.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Mr. Levine is absent due to a prior engagement in Normal Illinois. Mr. Donald Bell of Oskaloosa will deliver the message. Family Day postponed to July 19. Young people meet at 6 o'clock and evening service at 8:00. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon July 15 with Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Trier.
The Church of Christ Bible school schedules at 9 45 special number by Berean class and 10 45 worship with a sermon The Old Law and The New Life The church as a spiritual organism with Christ as head relies on no earthbound power Attendance at services each Lord s Day urged by Pastor Ivan Riess.
Morning classes at 9 30. Worship services at 10 45 and evening. Rev Leigh Soule preaches his farewell sermon. Music includes chorale now thank in all our God Scott Dittmer solo and offertory anthem That Sweet Story of Gideon. Organist and director Mrs Henry S Shields. Minister KF Eastwood.
Pleasant Hill Church of Christ announces morning Bible school at 10 30 and communion at 11 30. Evening Christian Endeavor meets at 7 00 with worship and praise at 8 00. Sermon delivered by Ivan Riess.
The BUREKA Methodist Church offers a school session from 10:00 to 10:45 A M with Mrs. Clark Wagner as superintendent Public worship follows from 10:45 to 11:30 A M Rev W L Clapp is the pastor The sermon theme is Some Things the Christian Must Do Now.
The Church of Nazarene lists Sunday school at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00 A M with N Y P S at 7:30 P M. Mrs Patrone leads the service and the evening worship at 8:00 P M concludes the revival. No service Saturday night. prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 P M. You are a stranger with wits but once. Jay S Phipps, Pastor.
The Prairie Flower Baptist Church lists a Bible school at 10:00 followed by a morning service at 11:00 Reverend Cochran speaks in the morning. A Young Peoples' Service is at 7:30 with an Evangelistic Service at 8:00 Leonard Booth performs a special song in the evening. Harold Day, Pastor.
Morning worship begins at 9:45 with a 10:45 sermon on The Discovery of Discipline. Music features an organ prelude, Pierne solo Trust Ye in the Lord, Miss Ione Steele, offertory Introspection, Hartmann, and organ postlude Paean Exul.
Morning worship at 9:45 a.m. Bible school follows. Morning service at 10:45 a.m. UPCU meeting at 7:00 p.m. Union Evening service to be held in the evening.
The notice lists a Bible school at 10 o'clock and morning worship at 11 led by Rev. James A. Pollock D D. A union service with the Methodist church is scheduled for 8 o'clock. J B Pollock is the pastor.
The message invites all to a Sabbath school at ten o'clock and regular church service at eleven, followed by Y.P.C.U. in the evening at 7:30 with a fine topic and leader. Pastor W. H. Hemphill urges all to attend and welcomes young people.
Bethel and Cotter Presbyterian Church notes for Sunday July 12 1942 as part of the Children and the Kingdom theme following Children’s Day. Service details and readings not fully readable.
Bethel The Family Church invites parents to bring children to 10 00 Sunday School for a Genesis study on Adam and Eve. 11 09 Morning Worship features midsummer Communion and a sermon on the theme. Cotter Friendly Church offers 10 00 Sunday School studying Genesis. 8 00 Evening Worship and Communion. Rev M A Robeson pastor.
Ainsworth Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 10:00 AM and morning worship at 11:00 AM with Youth Fellowship at 7:00 PM. Evening services resume July 19 at 8:00 PM. Institute reports will feature in the service and Mt. Pleasant institute begins July 12 with attendees expected from here. Circle No 3 meets July 16 with Mrs C A Thompson hosting. Interior decoration plans are delayed for lack of painters.
HASKINS church holds service Sunday morning at 9 30 with communion observed Rev R Michell pastor. Community invited to attend. Sunday school follows with classes for all led by E L Conry superintendent.
Crawfordsville churches schedule Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 05 a m The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be observed The Willing Workers meet Tuesday afternoon The Women s Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 00 p m Pastor H N Poston leads the church sessions
The Salem Presbyterian advertises sermons at 9:45 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. with Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. and Young People's Service at 7:30 p.m. The Presbytery of Iowa City convenes at First Presbyterian Church in Iowa City Tuesday July 14 at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday morning services include Sunday school at 10:00 led by Superintendent Joseph Jones with lesson Temptation and Sin from Genesis. Morning worship at 11:90. Evening worship at 8:90 with guest conductors. Youth Fellowship at 7:00 led by Walter Rich. Members attend Pioneer Young People's Institute this week. A program features talks, duets, and scripture reflections. 七月活动与青年会安排。
The notice lists Mrs. C B Anderson and Mrs. R S White as participants with a Wednesday evening choir practice at 8 o clock led by Pastor Lester H Bill.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. led by Mrs Wooley Superintendent. Preaching service at 11:90 a.m. The Lord's Supper will be observed. Young People's meeting at 7:15 p.m. led by Wilma Wooley. Society will meet Thursday with Mrs W P Davidson at 2:30. Devotional leader Mrs Harry Jones program leader Mrs J C Mitchell. Pastor R M McCracken.
Cedar July 7 local column lists visits by Mrs. Lee Hunt Mrs. Ida Hunt and Mrs. Mae Spessard to Charles Bartholow home. Other calls include Mrs. Jessie Moore Ed Miller and family guests Willard Ginkens Walter Anderson and Duane White families. Jean Applegate to Rochester for nursing training.
The article portrays Mexico as a land of striking extremes with dirt and cleanliness poverty and riches ignorance and culture living side by side. It notes a half tropical landscape and vast altitude variation allowing soil to grow fruits from Arctic to Equator, highlighting dramatic regional diversity.
Tetryl, chemical name Trinitrophaeylmethylnitramine, is described as more sensitive than TNT and used as a booster in bombs and in shells of various calibers.
Nearly 600 Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergy urge president and Congress to create a 34 man commission to study postwar reconstruction and unemployment. The statement backs the Voorhis bill to form a panel of leaders officials and private reps including religious members to advise on lasting peace efforts. The group stresses immediate wartime planning as essential to national welfare. An American church delegation met English and British church leaders in England to discuss mutual postwar reconstruction interests.
The Evangelical and Reformed church delegates urge a postwar economy free from sole profit motive. The Northern Baptist Convention launches a 250000 dollar fund to start long term church building as wartime limits ease, planning suburban church construction. John Foster Dulles and Dr Walter Van Kirk lead the committee.
United Stewardship Council reports 1941 contributions up by more than 17 586 900 over 1940 and membership up by over one million, while per capita giving drops from 13.55 to 13.33. Journal predicts increases in total and per capita giving in 1942.
Mrs. Kenneth Crile and Doss Van Winkle families visited poorly Mrs. Nick Christner and others in Merrimac. John and Max Baldosier bought a corn bin. Leland Van Winkle welcomed a baby son born June 21, the first great grandchild for Doss Van Winkle.
The early Greeks revered the egg as a world symbol. The shell stood for earth, the white for water, the yolk for fire, and the air cell for air, representing the four elements.
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