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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
3
Churches on South Iowa Ave announce services at 11 with public invitations. Christian Science topics include Ancient and Modern Necromancy on June 3 with lessons from the Bible and Science and Health. Presbyterian and Lutheran services run through the day with sermons on tolerance, salvation, and afterlife, plus youth programs and music.
Sunday plans include Sunday school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with Evangelist Gerald O Boyer discussing How to Be a Friend of Christ Crusader service at 6 29 P M and Wendell Boyer addressing the young people. Evening evangelistic service features The Melody Boys trio Gerald Boyer will present Two Views of Calvary or the World and The Church at the Cross. Special evangelistic services are set for every evening next week at 7 45 P M except Monday.
Washington morning worship at 30 A Sunday school at 10 30 A M Carl W Klein pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 0 a m Children day program committee meeting after church service A C E League meets at 5 30 p m All are welcome to attend
The sermon references Thomas Edison and compares neglect of church life to sand in a steam engine. It urges active participation, attendance, and responsibility, noting a June 18 Vacation Bible School start. Details include services at 9:45, 11:45, 6:30, and 7:30 with staff names and roles.
The regular monthly preaching service will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Members and friends are welcome, Arthur A. Ving.
The morning worship begins at 10 with a message by Pastor Sunday School follows with 11 o’clock services for 60 young people. Minister M Lafever leads.
At Keota the schedule lists 10 a m Sunday school classes 11 a m worship with special choir music and a sermon How God Dealt with a Discouraged Man An E L Leader Dean Nittenegger speaks 7 p m sermon Why Marriage is a Failure inviting young people to attend Also notes West Chester Baptist OC P Sunday school 10.
Cedar Rapids lawyer Charles W. Meek will address the Haskins church at 3 p m Sunday afternoon. There will be no evening service. The Daily Vacation Bible School at Haskins closes with a program Wednesday night at 8 p m.
Sunday school at ten o clock and a special three o clock service where Attorney Charles W Meeks of Cedar Rapids will speak. The Vacation church school closes Wednesday with a public program at eight. A free will offering will be received and the public is invited. Ss F Wenger minister.
Mrs Anthony Matchky of the Richmond community was taken to Mercy Hospital at Town City today for a serious operation. She is 65 years old. Morning worship is at 11 15 A M with Holy Communion to be celebrated.
Mr and Mrs R F Davis and their children Ruth and Paul plan to remain through Saturday before a Cleveland bound van transports their household goods en route from Omaha Their lakefront Cleveland home will be in a Lakewood suburb The family will bring their dog on the trip. Miss Bertha Hansing of Galena Ill begins work as operating room supervisor at Washington County Hospital She succeeds Katherine T Glant who becomes superintendent of College View Hospital Aledo Ill Hansing is a Freeport Ill graduate with anesthesia training in Chicago and Cook County Hospital
A letter from a Republican State Senator candidate argues the sales tax bill harms modest earners and home owners, cites excessive deductions for liquor stores and session costs, and claims hidden costs exceed promised relief. He names Speidel as supporting the bill and urges voters in Washington and Henry Counties to back him on June 4.
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