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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
3
The notice lists the lesson for July 16 with selected subjects and scripture texts. It notes that the material is selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A preaching reflection on Judges 2 6 16 stressing that righteousness exalts a nation and that national fate hinges on obedience to God's law. It contrasts Israel's inheritance with active faith, warns against forgetting God, and urges repentance and reliance on divine mercy for deliverance.
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry reports natural steam from volcanic activity as the energy source driving northern Italian industry, highlighting geothermal potential and regional reliance on such steam power.
Sabbath services at 902 East 3rd Street feature Sabbath school at 2 p m and a sermon at 3 p m led by Pastor M Frank Gray Visitors welcome Offertory Berceuse Grieg Solo How Beautiful Upon the Mountains Harker Doris Gray Organ Postlude Lehumann Mrs Henry S Shields Organist and Director IF W Eastwood Minister
St James parish announces masses at 7 a m and 9 a m led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor in charge of the church services.
Methodists set Sunday activities with a school session at 9 45 a m no morning preaching and a Union service in Central Park at 8 p m the evening gathering.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church in Washington schedules morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m with sermon titled The Ideal Ministers Wife Evening union park service at 8 p m Dr M Willard Lampe of the State University of Iowa School of Religion will speak Choir practice Saturdays at 7 30 p m Milo J Phillipi is the pastor.
The church schedules a morning worship at 10 45 with a topic A Fixed Purpose and a 9 45 Sunday school. Young people meet at 7 00 P M and the union park service hosts guest speaker Dr Lampe from The School of Religion at Iowa State University. Alfred Trenerry serves as minister.
Immanuel Lutheran at 332 E Washington holds Sunday school and Bible class at 10, worship at 11 with sermon on How Christ Seeks Entrance Into Man's Heart from Rev 3 20. The quarterly voters meeting is Sunday at 2 PM. Pastor Ki H Wendland invites those seeking rest in sin to hear Christ's gospel.
Basil G. McBee leads Associate Presbyterian services with 10 A. M. Sabbath school 11 A. M. worship and 8 P. M. prayer meeting. Evening worship at 11? Morning and evening services invite all to attend.
Calvary Baptist on 2nd Ave at Jefferson lists a 9 30 morning service with The Purpose of the Cross and a 10 30 Bible school for all ages. Evening evangelistic service at 7 00 on Sept with The Reign of Christ on Earth. Tuesday Young peoples fellowship at Mary and Norma Huber home. Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study Matt 11 led by Pastor A E Diddams.
Bible school begins at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and worship at 10 45 a m Sermon on Thoughtfulness. A union service follows in Central Park at 8 p m Dr M Willard Lampe of Iowa City preaches music features include organ prelude Allegro Mendelssohn anthem Consider and Hear and a solo by Gwendolyn Ramseyer
This week’s Christian Science lesson outlines Life as Spirit not matter with the Golden Text from John 1 12 and John 10 17 29. It cites Mary Baker Eddy from Science and Health and emphasizes eternal life through Jesus and the Father’s hand.
The Church of Nazarene lists Sunday school at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00, and evening services at 8:00. A young people's service is at 7:30 followed by an annual church meeting Wednesday at 8:00 led by Pastor James Robbins.
The Church of Christ holds a Bible school morning session at 9 45 and a sermon at 10 45 titled Gods Greatest Love Gift The evening schedule lists worship at 8 00 followed by a union park service with Dr Lampe delivering the message Ivan Riess serves as minister.
The notice lists a 9:45 A M Bible school and 10:45 A M worship with theme Sufficient Unto the Day from Matthew 6 34. Evening Y P C U at 7 P M and a 9 P M union service in Central Park includes organ preludes solos and anthems by St John Lloyd Hughes, Ralph Kleese, Hamblen, Clarke, and Carolyn Hamilton directs with Helen Harvey as organist.
The Christian Tabernacle announces Sunday school at 9 45 A M morning worship at 11 A M with a sermon In His Presence and evening evangelistic service at 8 P M titled Make Haste Nearby plans include special evangelistic services with the Roth Evangelistic party watch for future announcements. W J Stevens pastor.
Sunday school at 10 Morning worship at 11 sermon topic The Ideal Minister's Wife service in Washington at 8 led by Dr M Willard Lampe Iowa University speaker with A Sense of Direction Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 19 in church social rooms. Milo J Phillips pastor
The Crawfordsville United Presbyterian church schedules preparatory services for communion on Friday July 14 at 8 00 PM led by Rev R M McCracken pastor. Sabbath worship at 11 00 AM with Pioneers at 7 30 PM and a weekly prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 PM followed by choir rehearsal. Herbert M Glass student pastor invites all to attend.
Sunday school begins at 10:00 AM followed by a morning worship at 11:00 AM. A Youth Fellowship Meeting is set for 7:16 PM. Friends are invited to attend these services. The WS.C.s meeting continues the schedule.
Thursday afternoon drew a large crowd as the church society announced plans for significant basement improvements. Choir practice was held Thursday evening under Pastor H. W. Munster.
Arthur Peters, Pastor, invites the congregation to morning worship at 10:00 A. M. with a special service for new members and the Lords Table. Evening service at 8:00 P. M. includes fellowship for new members. quarterly business meeting follows. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Robertson's home with Mrs. Augustine co-hostess.
John McDowell hosts a morning worship at 10 00 A M and 11 15 P M services. The community enjoys Washington park services and hopes many West Chester residents attend in July and August. Social circle meets Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Pastor Arthur Peters.
The notice lists 10:00 Bible school for all ages led by Cliff Reeves, 11:00 Morning Worship at Mes sae with The Purpose of the Cross, 5:30 Evening evangelistic service titled The Reign of, and 8:00 Tuesday evening youth, 8:00 Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study Matt. 11. Pastor A. E. Diddams invites all to attend these services.
Grace Hill Sunday School begins at 10 with Robert Hyde Sr superintendent guiding the program. The event marks a weekly gathering at the church for lessons and fellowship.
In Crawfordsville Sunday school at 1 00 A M Joseph Jones September Morning worship at 11 09 A M Youths Fellowship hour 7 06 PF Union service at 8 00 P M 4 H clubs participate Pastor uses theme Who Will Go Boy Scouts meet Monday Fredrick Westbrook Pastor Sabbath school 10 00 A M Mrs Ida Wooley Supt Worship 11 00 A M Theme The Word of Life Women Missionary Society meets Thursday July 20 at 2 30 P M guest day program planned by committee Rev R M McCracken Pastor
Sunday school at 10 00 A M led by H J Whiting September morning worship at 11 00 A M Young Peoples service at 7 00 P M meeting at the church Thursday afternoon July 20 at 2 o clock Pastor Rev H N Poston to lead activities
Worship at 9 45 A M Sunday school 10 45 A M Young Peoples meeting 7 20 P M evening service 8 00 P M Rev H N Poston pastor.
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo rank among the six fastest growing cities worldwide, highlighting rapid urban expansion and economic development in Brazil. The assessment spotlights sustained population gains, investment, and infrastructure progress driving regional momentum.
Riverside July 13 report lists Evelyn Knebel as president with a full slate of officers and multiple committee assignments led by Mrs. Evelyn Bouquet and Mrs. Rose Kloopfer for American defense and child welfare. Local members and visitors are noted along with several community engagements and visits in Riverside.
Highland Center July 15 Lewis Coon grateful to neighbors for haying aid Thursday afternoon and Burke McCreedy who mowed Wednesday his helpers were Samuel Murphy Melvin Soukup W R Murphy Ralph Walsh Joe Krotz Floyd Martin Frank Hagan and Coon who delivered twenty one loads into the barn with two more loaded after supper Coon has been on crutches since May 7 with a frae-
Mrs. Dave Baldosier spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Amrine and Mrs. Carl Amrine. John Baldosier called on Simon Baldosier Monday afternoon. Lester Kientz visited with Mrs. Mary Amrine and Mrs. Carl Amrine Wednesday afternoon. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the church parlor Wednesday afternoon. Numerous callers stopped by the Carl Amrine home Wednesday afternoon. Howard Cook and Merlyn Anderson families visited Earl Smiths Sunday. Glenn Schafer and daughter Thelma along with Jay Schafer and family visited Roy Dottweiler. Clarence Lowe and family and Sarah Wieneke visited Sunday afternoon at the Carl Amrine home. Delmer Crile and daughters spent Sunday afternoon in Lester Kientz’s home.
Wellman notes list Mr and Mrs Everette Fleming vacationing in Canada and Leota Perrin returning from Illinois. Roscoe Andersons visit Muscatine then Donald Fleming country home. Mrs Leo Brown hosts Catholic Women’s Club meal. Joe Brown family hosted by sister in West Liberty. Fred Schachner of Anaheim, former Wellman resident, dies. his wife is daughter of John Blum Jr. New bank assistant at Wellman Savings. Glen Smith to South Carolina. George Miller to Indiana visit. Louis Block and family vacation at Hamilton home. Bert Steninger to visit sons in Clear Lake, Denver, and Richmond. L E Fleming home from hospital and improving.
Clover Leaf member Lucille Gault becomes first in the county to submit a reading project report. Barbara Dare presents pledge reading materials and music while clubs plan 4-H camp demonstrations, nutrition goals, and candy ice cream socials.
Each year fires destroy property worth 30 million to 645 million dollars and can exceed 100 million in severe years. Prevention and suppression costs are borne by forest owners, states, and the federal government, totaling 55 to 75 million annually. Added losses include human lives, livestock, and wildlife.
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