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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
3
Lesson for July 28 outlines fewer objects and scripture texts selected and reviewed by a council of religious education with permission noted. The document notes editorial choices and authority for the selections and their arrangements.
A study on reverence in worship, speech, works, and will. It stresses honoring the Lord's name, truthful words, ethical living, and self denial to follow Christ, warning against frivolous use of God’s name and empty religious talk.
Baptist church announces Sunday activities with 9 45 morning Sunday school 10 45 worship and 7 20 evening union park service Morning music includes preludes offertory anthems postlude and organist director Mrs Charles Murdock and pianist Mrs Oscar Burham Rev Basil McBee to preach with anthem God Is Here by Ritter and other pieces listed Alfred Trenerry noted as minister.
St James Catholic Church offers Masses at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Rev H J Corcoran serves as pastor.
James A Pollock of Pittsburgh will preach at 10 45 am as pastor is away. Boyd White leads music in place of Carolyn Hamilton. A men chorus will sing. Bible senior class meets 9 45 am. Young peoples society at 6 30 pm. Central Park service at 7 30 pm with Rev Basil McBee preaching.
Scientists show human skin can be frozen below zero and preserved up to 60 days then thawed for use in skin grafts, signaling potential advances in reconstructive surgery and burn treatment.
The Methodist Church offers Sunday school at 9:45 a m and morning worship at 10:45 with Dr Miller preaching on T Went to Church. A youth fellowship gathers at 6:30 and a union service is planned in Central Park at 7:30 with organ preludes and offertories by de La Batiste and Bortoyansky. Church leaders include Ministers Fred F E Miller and Walter A Smith, with Mrs James Birney as School Superintendent and Edna M Klein as organist.
Immanuel Lutheran at Jefferson and South Iowa hosts Sunday school and Bible class at 9:30 a.m. Divine worship follows at 10:30 a.m. Pastor L. M. Bleichwehl invites all to come and worship.
Calvary Baptist advertises 9:30 Bible school for all ages and 10:45 morning worship with a sermon on Experiencing the Word. An 8:00 evening evangelistic service asks if God created then left the universe to run, plus a Wednesday Bible study recalling Remember Lot’s wife for spiritual caution.
Sunday lesson sermon in Christian Science Churches centers on Truth with chosen Bible verses from Luke and Psalms and selections from Science and Health. The text emphasizes Christ as Truth, healing sickness and sin, and urges seeking the undivided garment of Christ Truth as proof of Christianity.
The friendly church invites the public to upcoming services led by pastor A. E. Diddams. Join for worship, prayer, and community fellowship at the church house.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed in Washington lists morning worship at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 and a sermon on The Broken Body. Holy communion to be administered next Sunday morning. Union park service at 6 30 with Rev Basil McBee. Youth fellowship next Wednesday. Woman's Guild meets Friday at 1 30 in church social rooms. Milo J Phillipi pastor.
The Church of Nazarene at 410 E. Jefferson lists Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship at 11, sermon on Helping God, 7 15 P M youth service, 8 P M evangelistic service, and Thursday midweek prayer. Pastor Ralph E Gray invites all to attend.
Services update notes worship resumes on the second Sunday in August. Plan to greet Brother Polk and his family returning from Georgia on August 11. Choir rehearsal times adjust with a misprint noted for next week. Christian Bible school meets at 9 45 A M and communion at 10 25 A M with Thursday rehearsal at 7 30 P M.
The church announces Sabbath school at 10 morning worship at 11 union service in the park at 7 30 with theme Life prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday evening pastor Basil G McBee leads the activities.
The church at 604 S Iowa Ave presents Sunday school for all ages at 9 45 A M morning worship at 11 A M with a sermon titled Christ s Message for This Hour Text Rev 1 3 Young people meet 6 30 P M followed by communion and installation of new officers Evangelistic service at 7 45 P M with sermon Revivals of Spirit Next week prayer services Tuesday and Thursday at 745 P M A cordial welcome awaits you at these services.
Trinity Lutheran invites for worship at 302 E. 2nd with 10 A M Sunday school and Bible classes and an 11 A M gospel service. Radio ministries The Lighted Lantern and The Lutheran Hour air Sundays. Pastor J H Beiderwieden announces service. contact 409 KE Main for details.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with the Broken Body sermon. Holy communion observed. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 31 afternoon at 3 p m. Catechism class also Wednesday July 31 at 2 p m in the church auditorium. Milo J Phillips pastor.
Sunday school at 9 45. Evening worship at 8 00 led by Pastor Floyd A Smith and Superintendent R W Hyde.
Sunday school at 9 4h and morning worship at 11 00 led by Arthur Gorsh Sunday School Superintendent.
Sabbath school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m sermon The Sufferings of Christian Young people's meeting at p m Come let us worship.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m led by Robert Steves Superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a m with sermon God Our Creator Owner and Giver. Youth fellowship at 6:30 p m led by R Vernon Pike Minister. West Chester Proerated offers 10:00 Sunday school with John MebDowell and Sept 11:00 worship Resurrection Life by Charles C Masson Student Pastor.
45 a m Sunday school led by C C Reeves with Sept. 11 00 a m Morning service featuring The Parable of the Sower. Booth returns to the pulpit after illness. 00 p m Evening evangelistic service Where Art Thou. 8 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting. Young people’s Fellowship meets tonight at the home of
Lorene and Leonard Booth are listed in a local obituary notice with Merle Booth identified as student pastor. The short item notes family ties and church role within the community.
10 a. m. Sunday school led by Herbert Campbell with Sept. 11 and 11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon titled They Sold the Church. 7 p. m. Youth Fellowship. Official board reorganization on Sunday Aug. 4. O. J. Fix, Pastor.
Crawfordsville Federated and Union Churches announce Sunday schedule. Federated church Sunday school at 10 with Frank Geult as superintendent and 11 oclock worship led by Rev. Dyke Husen. Union service at 8 preceded by 10 oclock Sunday school directed by Joseph Jones with 11 oclock worship and youth groups at 7 led by Rev. Howard F. Ball.
Richardson family from Cincinnati Iowa spent the weekend at the Robert Miksch home in North Oregon. Guests included Raymond Rich and children from Wayland and Canott family members from Washington and Columbus Junction. Jeanine Richardson of Oakland California also visited the Miksch home.
Ernest Reed lives west of Wash ington. Kinship gatherings include Mrs. Floyd Martin and Betty Jean with Mrs. George Canott. Kenneth Ornduff hosts guests from Mol ine and Ainsworth, while aiding Claude Kilgore in oats. Most grains are in the bin and harvest weather is favorable. Jim Hinshaw visits from Muscatine. Jerrel Ann and Sandra Ornduff attend Claudine Kilgore birthday at Claude Kilgore home near Haskins.
Crawfordsville reports a string of social visits with guests from Columbia Iowa City Milo and Chicago. Prof and Mrs J C Wooley from Columbia are guests of relatives. Mrs Ollie Anwyl visits Des Moines. Kathleen Ball visits Milo grandparents. Vaughn Verne Will join Rev H F Ball in Chicago. Roberta Cooper visits Rathmell family. Edward Dow and granddaughter visit Supt and Mrs H K Don. A D Rathmell to replace front porch. William Henss returns from Chicago for mother’s illness. elder Mrs Henss shows slight improvement.
The hiss results from a vacuum inside the can pulling in air to equalize pressure. It is normal and indicates the can was sealed correctly.
Mary Schantz and Dorothy Davison travel to Memphis Tennessee on Thursday to visit Miss Davison s brother Dale and his family. Also noted are visits by Esther Graber, the Widmer families, and others from Goshen Detroit Havre and Spencer as local relatives meet across towns.
A serving of oatmeal is stated to equal two slices of bread in food value. This comparison highlights oatmeal as a substitute for a bread serving in dietary planning.
Black horses absorb more sun, overheat faster, and have shorter lifespans than white horses. Field color researchers note clear results from experiments but admit some causes remain unexplained.
Lake shipments move six sevenths of iron ore and limestone used in steel making, a key water route that cannot be bypassed by other paths. One tenth of U S coal and a third of world grain follow a similar Great Lakes route.
A report shows three of four accidental child deaths in the under five age group happen at home. The data imply household risks and call for parental vigilance and safety measures.
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