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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1943
Page
3
The notice lists the August 1 lesson package with selected subject topics and scripture references, prepared for use by congregations. It notes copyright by the International Council of Religious Education and permission for use.
A devotional reflection on Exodus figures Moses and Aaron facing failure and delay. It urges patience, contrasts human weakness with God’s unchanging nature, and stresses that God works through history to fulfill promises, culminating in Passover as redemptive proof.
Linseed oil is described as easier for human absorption than any other fat, highlighting its high bioavailability and potential use in nutrition or health contexts.
Pastor EK L Stuempfig invites listeners to Sunday school at 9:45 A M and divine service at 11:00 A M. The Lutheran Hour airs at 12:30 on WMT and 3:00 P M on the Mutual Network with a call to hear the gospel. The church seeks to teach the Bible purely and completely.
Bible readings and sermons outline worship events at Calvary Baptist with morning worship at 9 30 including the Lord's Table and a sermon on Salt Light Christ's Standard of Christian Life. Bible school at 10 30 for all ages followed by evening evangelistic service and Bible study and prayer fellowship with Prophets Joel. Dr L Moody quote noted. Abk Diddams, Pastor.
The sermon emphasizes the church as a unifying, nonclass institution guiding love and responsibility. It argues liberty and brotherhood depend on church influence and warns that without it nations like Germany, Russia, India, and China illustrate life without faith. Minister Ivan Riess calls for regular attendance to sustain uplifting programs.
The parish lists 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Masses led by Rev. H. J. Corcoran, pastor. The note appears in local church notices.
The Seventh Day Adventists schedule Sabbath school at 10 A M and Bible study at 11 A M with services held on Saturday at 1021 E 2nd St, informing local readers of their worship times and location.
The Baptist church invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with a Park service and Young People meeting at their usual time. Music includes Grand March from Tannhauser Prelude In Remembrance Offertory Postlude in G minor and Are Ye Able Said the Master. Organist Mrs Charles McConnell Director Alfred Trenerry Minister Charles Murdock.
Church of Christ Bible school at 9 45 AM. Morning worship at 10 45 AM with guest soloist Mrs Harry Humble. Sermon titled What is Religion. Christian Endeavor at 7 40 PM. Evening worship at 8 09 PM. Sermon Sowing and Reap.
The Love theme leads the Church of Christ Scientist service with Golden Texts from Psalms and selections from Bible plus Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health. Included is I John 4 7 8 on loving one another and the view that God Spirit is All in all and Love is divine Principle.
Immanuel Lutheran invites readers to Sunday worship at 11 A. M. and Bible class at 10 A. M. The sermon explores Christ’s demand for righteousness beyond outward form and piety, offering a scriptural answer for eternal salvation. Pastor Ek H. Wendland extends the invitation to Bible class for all ages.
The Methodist Church holds morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon on God of the Residue and a 8 00 p m union service in Central Park. Music features an organ prelude prayer Remember Now Thy SSPORLOT Curfew Melody Bless Thou O God air by Sibelius with Lois Humble and Edna M Klein listed among the musicians and staff.
The St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church in Washington reports no morning worship this week as the pastor takes one week of vacation. Services resume August 8. The Woman's Guild meets August 6. Union park services are held Sunday evening with Rev Trenerry delivering the message.
The notice lists a Church of the Nazarene schedule with Sunday school at 10:00 A M, morning worship at 11:00, evening service at 8:00, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 PM. Jay S. Phipps is the pastor.
Christian Tabernacle announces no service tonight as volunteers raise the tent for a revival starting Sunday. Sunday schedule includes 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 morning devotional with communion on The Feast of Tabernacles led by Rev. Bob Stevens 6:30 Commando service for youth and 8:00 evangelistic tent service. August marks ten years of the church in Washington with special old fashioned tent meetings beginning August 1.
Every night except Saturday at 8 in Washington, Hickory Grove Camp meeting speakers from Ottumwa will address the public. Sunday evening Rev. Bob Stevens speaks on Are the days of the American Revivals Past? followed by Monday on The Effect of the War on the Church. War in Africa motion pictures titled The Yanks Invade Africa close the program.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m with communion and preaching at 11:00. Evening service at 8:00 p m. Rev O C Roach of Richland will deliver both messages.
New Haven Baptist announces morning worship at 10 00 with Sunday school at 11 00 LeRoy Luers leading September Youth Fellowship at 7 00 Choir rehearsal Tuesday 9 00 Communion observed after the morning service Sermon on Romans 8 28 and the theme Why Christians know that All things work together for good There is a quarterly business meeting after the evening sermon and a racoon River Bible camp boys 12 and up offer transport details via the pastor Arthur Peters.
Sabbath morning services list 10:00 worship 11:00 youth fellowship and 7:15 evening sermon at Federated church with Rev Munster. Baptist Ladies Missionary circle meets Aug 4 at Mrs Floyd Crayne home for White Cross work and potluck. Raccoon River Boy's Bible camp runs Aug 12–21 with free transport. 12+ boys pay 5 dollars for ten days.
Morning worship at 1:00 a.m. with the keynote Our Faith in the Lordship and Leadership of the Christ. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:45 p.m. led by president Ralph Stout. Delegation to the institute at Mt. Pleasant planned. Evening union service begins at 8:00 p.m. The Upper Room copies available near the church auditorium entrance.
The C O Sunday school class will meet next Thursday at Mrs. Roy Gardner’s home with Mrs. Will Embree as assistant hostess. The date is August 5. The Comrade class meeting has been postponed one week until August 10.
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven. Bible school at 10:00 for all ages led by Cliff Reeves. Morning worship at 11:00 with the message Salt and Light. Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer fellowship at 8:00 with the Prophet Joel. If I am concerned about doing the will of God He is infinitely more concerned that I should know His will. You are invited to worship with us. Pastor A. E. Diddams.
Sunday school meets at 10 A M on Sunday and the evening service features a sermon by Pastor W Z Allen.
The St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reform services will resume after a one week vacation by the pastor. Sunday evening union park service at 8 p.m. will resume, and all are urged to attend.
Ainsworth U P posts Sunday schedule with Sabbath school at ten led by John Koehler Jr as superintendent and summer communion at eleven in worship hour. The notice invites members to observe the Lord's Supper in remembrance of him for spiritual feeding and communal inspiration.
The church holds only two periods Sunday morning with school from 10 00 to 10 45 and worship from 10 49 to 11 30. Sermon titled The Strength of the Godly Life delivered by Rev W L Clapp with Beulah Lowrey as superintendent.
Bethel Presbyterian invites members to Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with a sermon by Pastor W Z Allen on the subject The Church.
Crawfordsville Sunday school at 10 00 A M Joseph Jones superintendent Morning Worship at 11 A M Youths fellowship hour at P M Frederick Westbrook pastor.
United Presbyterian Church holds Sabbath school at 10:00 AM led by Mrs. Ida Wooley with theme Let Us All Enlist in the Fire Department Rev. R. M. McCracken to preach or participate as noted.
The Presbyterian church lists a Union Young People's service at 7 00 P M led by Junior Derpain and an Union evening service at 6 00 P M led by Rev H N Poston pastor.
Worship at 10 A M Sunday school 11 A M Young Peoples service 7 34 I M Leader Margaret Williams Consecration meeting planned at the Salem Presbyterian church with scheduled programs including worship Sunday school and youth service.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dold and Mrs Carlson were Sunday guests at the Ronald Dold home in Marsh Iowa. John Ricks of Peoria Illinois was listed among attendees.
Rev Bob Stevens will speak nightly August 1 to 7 at the Christian Tabernacle tent revival on South Iowa Avenue. Eight oclock services feature music and speakers from the Hickory Grove camp meeting Ot tumwa Iowa. Martha Stevens joins for week one with various speakers in weeks two and three. Sundays theme Are the Days of American Revivals Past and Mondays The Effect of the War on the Church with motion pictures The Yanks in Vade Africa. Public invited to sing hymns and hear faith message.
Summer with grandparents and visits wrap up as residents share news. Ben Ricks heads to Des Moines for induction into the U S Army. Vera Bratten returns home after visiting relatives. Billy Jarrard injures his arm during vacation. Funeral services for Mrs. Dave Neff are noted with sympathy from Coppock area communities.
Mrs H C Hull travels to Iowa City after Miss Wini fred Startsman sustains a hip injury. Startsman sisters, Mrs Carl Guther and Carla, feature in local notes while Wind and hail damage affects corn. References to Dr F W Eastwood vacation plans and prisoners exchange hopes conclude the column.
The text notes that meat is not central to Chinese eating habits and milk is rare. Eggs are eaten when available but not essential. Protein comes mainly from soybeans and similar products, making the legume nearly life itself to China for centuries.
U S farmers produced for every person in the nation 23.7 bushels of corn 7.3 bushels of wheat 10.1 bushels of oats 3.2 bushels of barley .4 bushels of rye 2.8 bushels of potatoes 14.6 pounds of dry beans. Per capita livestock output included 133.2 pounds of cattle and calves 157.4 pounds of hogs 17.3 pounds of sheep and lambs 25.4 pounds of chickens 526.4 pounds of milk and 30 dozen eggs.
The text notes Columbus discovering Guadeloupe in 1493 and traces control by France from 1634 with brief British occupations starting 1759, 1782, 1794 and 1810. It highlights Rodney’s 1782 naval victory at the Saintes as a turning point for the West Indies.
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