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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
3
A brief note lists the lesson for July 25 chosen by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes subjects and scripture texts selected and used by permission.
A sermon links Deuteronomy and Corinthians to the personal social and eternal costs of liquor. It highlights how drunkenness destroys individuals families and communities and warns that liquor forfeits eternal life. calls for revival and moral action.
In a year of sugar rationing almost nine billion pounds of refined sugar have passed to American consumers, reflecting high demand and strict distribution controls during wartime.
Sunday school at 9 45 A M and morning worship at 10 45 A M. Union Park service at 9 00 P M. Prelude A Song of Hope Postlude Roman March. Organist Mrs Charles McConnell Director Charles Murdock Minister Alfred Trenerry Pastor E L Stuempfig invites attendance and presents a Romans six message on baptism’s meaning.
The church announces Bible school at 9:45, morning worship at 10:45, and evening worship at 8:00 with special numbers. The sermon titled Indifference and How to Pray cites Psalms and Paul urging believers to meet. Minister Ivan Riess urges attendance and devotion to worship.
Calvary Baptist on 4th Ave at Jefferson lists morning worship with a sermon on Christ’s standard of life, Sunday Bible school for all ages, an evening evangelistic service on Hosea, and Thursday Bible study and prayer fellowship. Pastor E Diddams invites all to hear the Word and meet God.
The notice outlines a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Divine service at 11 a m and Lutheran Hour at 12 30 p m plus a fellowship meal for the congregation. It asks if you and your children have been baptized and cites Matthew 19 20 to support baptism as essential.
The Lesson Sermon in Christian Science churches for July 25 centers on Truth. The Golden Text from first John speaks of the Spirit as truth. Bible citations and Science and Health readings emphasize choosing truth, understanding, and the power of God’s truth to guide judgment and conduct.
St James parish schedules two masses at seven in the morning and at nine o clock Reverend H J Gorecoran serves as pastor at the church bulletin entry.
The Seventh Day Adventists invite all to Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and a sermon at 3 p.m. at 1021 E. 2nd St. Ralph Combes is the pastor.
Morning worship begins at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30. Sermon titled A Book That Was Lost and Then Found. Union service at Central Park at 8 p m led by Rev George Kerr of the United Presbyterian church. Milo J Phillipi pastor.
Presbyterian Bible school at 9 45 a m led by Supt William Graf serves all ages. Worship at 10 45 a m and 8 p m with morning sermon A Great Thirst. Evening union open air service in Central Park with Rev George Kerr preaching. music features organ preludes and violin and Bach pieces.
Immanuel Lutheran invites all to join Bible class at 10 A. M. and worship at 11 A. M. with a sermon on The Lord's Harvest led by Pastor KE Wendland. The congregation will begin new Bible study for young people and adults to explore God's Word.
Morning worship 10:45 A M with special music including Andante Cantabile from Tchaikovsky. Dr James A Pollock to preach at evening service at 8:00 P M in the park. UPCA meetings and teachers meeting at 7:00 P M. Organ preludes and anthems listed with offertory The Angelus by Lemare and Behold Praise Ye the Lord by Prutting.
Organ Postlude features George Kerr as Director of Music Carolyn Hamilton and organist Helen Harvey presenting a festal program. The event highlights a performance by Mallard Minister and clergy in a commemorative musical closing.
The church outlines a 6 45 A M Sunday school session and a 1 A M morning worship with Rev Bob Stevens on Immanuel. A 6 39 P M Christian Com mando service targets youth, followed by an Evangelistic service as Rev Wm Stevens conducts a series in Nevada Iowa with son Bob Stevens preaching locally. Midweek service tonight at 8 led by Rev W J Stevens.
The Methodist church sets a school session from 10 to 10 45, public worship at 10 45, sermon text Certainly I will Be With Thee. Bible study at 10, morning worship at 11, Young Peoples at 7 15, and evening service at 8. Arthur Peters, pastor. W L Clappp, minister. Miss Beulah Lowry, superintendent. Walter Leet, superintendent. The evening service moves to the Methodist church with the pastor delivering the message.
Morning worship at 10:00 A. M. Sunday school at 11:00 A. M. LeRoy Luers is superintendent. Choir practice Tuesday evening led by Arthur Peters the pastor.
Bethel Presbyterian will hold Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor titled The Holy Spirit.
The Cotter Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday school at ten and evening worship at eight with a sermon by Pastor W. Z. Allen.
The Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church invites a Sept morning worship at 11 led by Dr Bickett superintendent of Missions of Iowa Synod. Sunday school starts at 10 with John Koehler Jr. a full attendance is desired and a congregation meeting follows the service.
Next Sabbath the summer communion will be observed. The session will be glad to meet with any who may desire to confess their faith in Christ or to unite with the church by letter. VPC.0. at C36, The VPC. U. of Keokuk Presbytery will hold their annual convention at Ainsworth, July 29.
Valley Sunday school starts at 10, morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Book That Was Lost and Then Found. An evening union service in Washington's Central Park at the usual time with Rev George Kerr and Milo J Phillips delivering the messages.
A religious notice outlines Bible school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with sermons on Christ's Standard of Christian Life and preparation for God. An midweek Bible study and prayer fellowship begins a study of the minor prophets. Pastor A. E. Diddams quotes a poem about choosing the way of the soul.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m Youth Fellowship led by Robert Stout next Sunday evening Union service at 7:00 p m at the Methodist church with Federated church pastor as speaker subject Thinking World Peace During a World War The text asks if such peace is practical A number of Sunday school boys are briefly ill Regular July meeting of the Study Circle of W S C 3.
Next Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 pm a meeting will be held at Mrs. Bert Rittenhouse's home with Mrs. Ethel Bauer leading devotions and Mrs. Emilie Minaster reviewing the book On This Foundation. The group will discuss the Mystery Box questions. The Methodist youth Fellowship had a social Wednesday evening with a scavenger hunt and refreshments.
Crawfordsville Methodist schedules include Sunday school at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00 A M. Youth's Fellowship at 7:00 followed by Union service at 8:00 P M. Fredrick Westbrook is listed as pastor with Joseph Jones coordinating September activities.
Sabbath school at 10 00 A M led by Mrs Ida Wooley on September mentheme The Lost Ax.
The schedule lists worship services at 11:00 A M led by Rev R M McCracken and at 10:00 A M led by Rev H N Poston. Sunday school starts 11:00 A M. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 led by Gail Edwards with an 8:00 P M service by Rev H N Poston.
Record describes termites that make a faint rattling sound. Amplifiers from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph and others must amplify the impulse one to ten million times before triggering a loudspeaker. The resulting noise resembles rice grains dropping on a hard surface.
At midnight February 8 Winnetka Illinois reached four continuous years without a traffic fatality, a distinction shared by only three other U S cities among 383 between 10 000 and 25 000 population Aberdeen South Carolina Fergus Falls Minnesota and Derby Connecticut.
Mae Craft spent Wednesday with Mrs An drew Zihlman and family. Dave S Baldosier and Simon Baldosier received word of the death of their brother in law William Carpenter of Mr Pleasant. Ben Crile family visited Maggie Burger and other brief social exchanges noted in Merrimac.
The article explains how early settlers called themselves Texians, reflecting origins in Missouri Kentucky Georgia the Carolinas and Tennessee. After the Civil War the shorter Texan form became standard and the i form fell into disuse.
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