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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
3
A church announces Sunday Bible school from 9:45 to 11:45 and evening worship at 2:40 led by Pastor Vernon H. Carter with organist Mrs. W. H. Carter and choir director C. A. Nicholson. Services are at 11 o'clock on South Iowa Ave with a cordial invitation to all.
Aly welcome to sabbath exercises with Bible school at 9 am and preaching at 11 am and 7 pm. P meeting 6 30 pm led by Pastor Malcolm.
Sabbath school at 4:00 pm and sermon at 11:00 am on Sunday. Sermons titled The Challenge of Jesus Christ to Reason and The Transformation of Jacob the Supplant. Quote invites all to come to the house of the Lord. Supplied by J. H. Henry.
Bible school at 9 45 A M led by Supt Vernon Witting with classes for all ages. Worship at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with sermons The Fact of Facts in Human History and Samuel the King Maker. No Christian Endeavor due to Young Peoples conference in Fairfield. Music includes organ preludes and selections by Wagner Tschaikowsky Schubert and others.
Headaches, loss of appetite and energy, sallow complexions, and sleeplessness are warning signs of constipation. Two tablespoonfuls daily of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN provide bulk and iron to aid regularity and act as a cereal or cooking ingredient. Sold at all grocers, Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
The July 15 Lesson-Sermon subjects God across all Christian Science churches. Golden Text from Revelation honors God with blessings, glory, wisdom, thanksgiving, honour, power, and might forever.
Welcome to those without a church home this summer. Church school 9:30 led by Terry Marsh. morning worship 11:00 with sermon Salvation Winds Way On Mans Perplexity. Evening 7:30, pastor discusses messages of ancient prophets Hosea God s Love Revealed Through a Broken Home. Wednesday 7:20 Bible study and prayer led by Arthur A. Vinz.
Washington church study notes list morning worship at 9 30 A M and Sunday school at 10 30 A M with Carl W Klein as pastor listed.
A church notes a Sunday program with Bible school at 9 46 morning worship at 11 00 and evening service at 7 40 led by minister Fulton with music by Carolyn Hamilton Helen Harvey and choir. Special pieces include organ preludes and anthems.
Sabbath school held at 9 45 am with no preaching service at 1148 as the pastor and family are in Minneapolis on business and visiting relatives and will return by a stated time.
The 22nd A C BR league game is set for 6 30 p m A teachers meeting is listed for Friday night at Mrs James Turner s home W F Ogleton minister and H R Crayton minister are noted in the notices as involved organizers.
The church announces a 7 46 Friday go service on Why God Heard Cornelius. No Saturday children's or park service. Sunday features Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship 10 45 a m Crusaders 6 45 p m with a debate and an evangelistic service at 7 45 subject A Certain Man Went Down to Jericho. Sermon illustrated with special music. Pastor W J Stevens invites all to worship.
The church outlines Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 30 a m and public worship. It notes plans to buy hymn books and make building improvements. Elections choose Walter Oetjen as law delegate and Alfred Wessler as alternate for the synodical convention at Keystone. A mission festival is set for August 19 with morning and afternoon services and an illustrated lecture by the pastor. Vacation Bible School runs July 28 for three weeks. The Ladies Aid meets with devotion and plans a meal for mission festival and a mid summer festival in the church basement August 10.
The church announces 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship with Rev Nash expected to preach if present otherwise the pastor will. 7 p m Epworth League led by Maria West and a Wednesday 8 p m prayer meeting. The Co 8 3 com may hold a convention but if not the pastor will preach next Sunday. Everyone welcome. Edgar Stewart superintendent A W McBlain pastor.
Valley church schedules Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m.
Haskins Presbyterian holds Sunday school at ten o clock and evening services at eight o clock. The schedule provides weekly religious instruction and worship times for parishioners.
The Bible school creator invites attendance at 10 o clock service with sermon titled The Testimony of the Redeemed. A congregational picnic will be held at Sunset Park on Wednesday July 18 with worship at 11 o clock and an intermediate program at 7. The W M S Presbyterial at Crawfordsville was attended by several members led by Rev. Sharpe who also joined a Presbytery conference.
Sunday services at Wellman churches feature a sermon on Christ and the problem of food with the gospel emphasis on compassion. Pastors Waldemar Hinck and M. L. Dewey lead morning worship, with 9:15 Sunday school and 10:00 service. Youth members prepare for assembly in Kalona.
Allen Spangler and Towyn Davies began hitchhiking to Washington State to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs C A Martin and sons Frank and Louis joined breakfast with Le Claire Iowa visitors at the Martin home. Rev S S Wenger spoke at the union prayer meeting and Miss Beulah Rich played piano.
Ruth Stewart presented a full recital at the United Presbyterian church with accompaniment by Genevieve Miller and Katherine Lewis. Her teacher H N Schuster and three Maryville graduates joined in, while Schuster sang four numbers before traveling to Chicago for family visits.
The 42nd Iowa Baptist Assembly opens Sunday at Iowa Falls with lectures by Charles A. Wells on travels in the Soviet Union and reports from youth conferences led by Martin Tarbell and Parker Burroughs. Suzanne Rinek will speak, with musical services to close the day. registration for 500 attendees begins Monday.
Indian Creek school house southwest of town will host Sunday evening services by Misses Cleveland and Halverson of Goldfield. A daily Evacation Bible school will be held at Indian Creek during the coming week. The Bailey family thanks friends for support, floral gifts, and car help during their husband and father's illness and death.
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon The Baptism on Fire. Junior meeting at 11 YY. P C U at 6 30 p m. Union service at 7 30 p am Theme How Can I Know God. Union prayer Wed 7 20 evening. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday 2 pm at Mrs Alice Davidson home with Mrs Lee Lease leader. A N Porter pastor.
Seventy-five people including 4H club members and parents attended the Lamb club tour yesterday at the Clayde Knapp home. Angus Moore of Mt Pleasant, a Shropshire and Hampshire breeder, spoke on finishing lambs and demonstrated show preparation. The tour visited several home farms of club members and listed the participants by name.
Funeral services for John C Swift were held yesterday at St James Catholic church with Rev Joseph H O Donnell celebrating the requiem high mass and Monsignor J M Walsh delivering the sermon and burial at Elm Grove cemetery. Pall bearers were six grandsons Donald Wheelan Pa Bailey Art Swift Hubert Bernard Walker and Cedric Vastine.
A Cedar Rapids truck hauling empty beer cases to St Louis and a trailing coupe overturned on a creek bridge south of Crawfordsville around 10:30 p.m. The two vehicles were badly wrecked and debris littered the road. Deputies investigated the crash and sought the other driver's identity after he fled the scene. The truck driver F C Cooper and relief driver Russell England were slightly injured.
Dr. R A Hender of Washington and Dr. Walter Gingerich of Kalona hold key roles in the Chiropractic Society of Iowa convention at Hotel Fort Des Moines. The schedule includes lectures by Dr. B J Palmer on new technique, spinography demonstrations, neurocalometer showcases, a round table, and a banquet with Hender presiding.
In Java natives say rice plants bloom and choose table foods, throwing them into water to curb whimsical appetites. They believe satisfying the appetite at bloom time ensures a finer rice crop.
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