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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
4
Lesson for July 15 outlines subjects and scripture texts used by permission. This notice indicates material provided by the International Institute of Religious Education for educational use.
A biblical lesson on separation as a blessing, tracing Abram’s hearing of God’s call to leave his homeland and embark on a journey of faith. It notes Abram’s trust, the launch of a great nation, and the ongoing struggle with the world, urging daily obedience, sacrifice, and altar-building as signs of faith.
In normal times with moderate crop prices, limestone used on acid soil yields four to five times its cost, highlighting its value for soil amendment and productivity.
Jefferson and S$. Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11 a.m. Pastor E. H. Wendland invites all to hear a sermon on Seeking the Kingdom based on Christ's parable of the hid den treasure. Sunday school session, teachers meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. for junior age groups.
St James parish lists Mass times at 7 in the morning and 9 in the morning with Rev H J Corcoran as pastor. The notice records the church schedule and leadership for worshipers.
Morning worship at 11:00 A M with Bible school at 16:00. evening worship at 8:00 P M. Visitors welcome. Basil McBee is pastor.
The Baptist church announces Sunday services at 9:45 Morning Sunday School 10:45 Worship with the program The Trusting Soul and The Day of Light music numbers by soloists and the junior choir. Evening Union service at 6 00 P M led by Rev Thomas Polk with orchestral pieces and organist Miss Elsie Bratten assisted by Mrs Mary Alice Simmering and Alfred Trenerry.
9:45 A M Bible school and 10:45 A M Morning worship. Commission service Rev Allen moderator Carter Iowa to lead. Music includes organ prelude Besides the Still Waters hymn 61 verses 2 3 4. Choir pieces Love Never Faileth and Grand Chorus postlude Guilmant. Communion follows with Rev Allen moderator Cotter Iowa leading.
Morning worship at 9:45 with sermon by Rev Walter Smith on Eternal Life Has Struck Me. Evening service in Central Park at 8:00 preached by Rev Thomas Polk. Morning music includes organ prelude Allegrette from The Prodigal Son and Sullivan solo The Ninety first Psalm MaeDerinia Le.
The Lesson-Sermon centers on God with the Golden Text from Psalms 103 19 and includes Bible citations John 6 31 33 and selections from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. Key phrases include Christ Truth feeding mortals and working out salvation with fear and trembling and the Father's pleasure to give the kingdom.
Helen Stone notes the offertory hymn Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Me and postlude Hymn to Joy by Beethoven. Ministers include Fred E. Miller and Walter A. Smith. Director of Music Herbert C. Osincup. Organist Edna M. Klein.
Morning worship at 9 45 with sermon titled The Road to Certainty. Evening worship at 8 00 PM with music by Eleanor Tucker director of music Mrs Boyd White organist and Thomas Polk minister. Prelude In the Temple of Prome ssevera Mendelssohn Theme in C Flat postlude Elegie by Massenet completes the service.
Calvary Baptist invites worshipers to 9:30 Bible school for all ages, 11:45 morning worship, and 8:00 evening evangelistic service with sermons on Christ riches and Daniel's vision. Bible study and prayer fellowship at 8:00 P.M. Pastor A. E. Diddams presides.
Trinity Lutheran at 802 E 2nd schedules Sunday school 10 am and divine service 90 am with Rev F J Oetjen as speaker. Adult Bible class dropped due to pastor absence. Radio programs include The Lighted Lantern at 7 36 am on WMT 600 and Lutheran Hour at 11 am on WMT and WON, plus KBUK 12 80 and KXEL 1 pm and KRFU 3 50. Pastor J H Beiderwieden invites worshipers at 409 East Main Street.
The United Presbyterian Church lists 9 45 a m Bible school 10 45 a m morning worship with theme What Is Your Life based on James four fourteen An afternoon and evening schedule features park service with special music including organ preludes solos and anthems led by Minister George Kerr Director of Music Carolyn Hamilton and Organist Helen Harvey including Wooler Virginia McLaughlin Merle Simpson and the choir in a Jubilate Deo postlude
The Christian Tabernacle at 604 S Iowa Ave lists Sunday services with 9:45 am Sunday school and 11:00 am worship focusing on SLEEPING IN THE STORM from Jonah. Evening program includes special music and a sermon on Pressing in to the Kingdom. Week events include Tuesday prayer 7:45 pm and Thursday Bible study 7:45 pm starting Journey Through the New Testament. Pastor Robert Stevens welcomes visitors.
Use denatured alcohol to remove stubborn ashtray stains from surfaces. Apply a small amount, rub gently, and wipe away residue for a clean, stain free finish.
Sunday school will meet at 10 in the usual place. There will be no sermon this Sunday as the pastor is preaching in Washington with W. Z. Allen serving as pastor.
John McDowell Supt announces morning worship at 10 14 AM and service at 11 15 AM with no evening services in July and August. Children’s day program planned for Sunday during the regular preaching service with a committee including Mrs Will Ross Margaret Smith Corinne Nicola and Elda Ruth McDowell. Social Circle meets Thursday in church parlors. all ladies welcome. Arthur Peters Pastor.
Morning worship at 10:00 with Bible school led by Howard Manrel for Sept. 11 after the pastor’s absence Merle McDowell will deliver the guest message Sunday morning Mrs Peters the pastor will be away next Sunday the subject is Gods Provision for Pilgrim People Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon all ladies of church and community welcome to attend
The notice lists a Sunday school at 9:00 A M and a 10 45 A M Communion service led by superintendent Howard Benn at Pleasant Hill Christian Church.
The morning service at 10 06 a m will be led by the pastor who returns from Chicago after a two week absence. Youth Fellowship at 11 00 a m will be led by Mary Ann Bauer. Union evening services are discontinued for the summer.
Grace Hill Moravian holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Rev. Alfred deGroot Vogler will occupy the pulpit. A basket dinner at the community building follows the morning service. Robert Hyde serves as Sunday School superintendent.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. with UH J. Whiting as superintendent. Worship at 11 a.m. Communion observed. Youth meeting at 7 p.m. Union service. Missionary meeting at the church Thursday at 8 p.m. July 19. Rev. H. N. Poston, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Ida Wooley as Superintendent. Worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled The Payment of Sin. Church activities continue Thursday evening. July 19, led by Pastor Rev. R. M. McCracken.
Jones, Superintendent, oversees weekly gatherings including Worship at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior Youth Fellowship groups at 7 p.m. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting scheduled Thursday evening. Frederick Westbrook, pastor.
Worship at 10 a.m. Communion Sunday school at 11 a.m. Wi. HH. Jones, Superintendent. No evening service.
The Rev Donald Worden begins his first pastorate as minister of the Baptist churches in Kalong and Wellman following graduation from Louisville Seminary. He preached his first sermon at a union service and will move July 1 with his wife to assume duties.
July 12 Noble column notes HBicher Sunday school social on the church lawn July 4 with games and refreshments. Visits include W R Schantz at Dave Schantz home and Earnestine Ward from Kansas City staying with Mary Stewart. Freyenberger and Frey families receive guests as others visit Burlington and Cedar Rapids. Rev Ezra Muller of Wayland Mennonite to lead services at Hicher church July 15 at 7 00.
An outstanding cause of food waste is rat damage. One rat may not eat a great deal, but he wastes many times what he actually eats in the feed he scatters on the floor and the contaminated food he leaves. With an estimated average of ore to two rats per person in the United States, the waste amounts to tons of vital materials.
Scientists develop waterproof paper suitable for maps and food containers and also create high wet strength paper for demanding uses.
Oberlin College in Ohio admitted female students becoming the first coeducational institution in the United States. The move marked a milestone in higher education and gender equality, reflecting progressive attitudes at Oberlin during the era.
Mrs Billie Purdy and several guests visited the J A Huber home to view the new antiques and garden. Visitors from Washington and Wayland dropped by Cedar Rapids and Clark Bane homes for visits. Residents and relatives from Ageny Wayland and other towns attended gatherings and helped with hay making. Diane Bowser visited Waterloo with cousins for a brief stay.
Dietitians report that between meals snacks in factories raise output by workers. The finding suggests scheduled snacks as a productivity strategy across industrial settings.
Riverside town council will meet July 25 1945 at 8 00 P M at City Hall to hear taxpayers for or against the 1946 expenditures estimate. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be presented. Francis Baschnagel town clerk.
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