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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
3
Lesson for June 6 outlines topics and scripture selections authorized by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. It lists study subjects and Biblical passages guiding the lesson plan.
A religious lesson outlines five commands for persecuted Christians. Do not fear because Christ is Lord and good conduct exposes persecutors. Expect attack but endure with joy. Do not be ashamed when suffering for Christ, avoid meddling, and cast burdens on God. God supplies strength and steadfastness.
David W. Griffith, famed director, is credited with pioneering the first close up shot in motion pictures, marking a milestone in film technique. This breakthrough highlighted his influence on cinematic storytelling.
The morning program includes Sabbath school at 9 45 and worship at 10 46 with organ preludes arias and anthems by Hoffmeister Morrison Deis and Sturges. Rev Vernon Kutler will deliver the morning message. Evening worship is cancelled with a 7 00 Y P C U gathering and Bible School teachers meeting.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 E Second St hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine service at 11 a m The Lutheran Hour airs at 12 30 and 3 p m on WMT The Gos pel message cites John 15 26 16 4 about life as a crucible of conflict and joy Vacation Bible school starts Thursdays at 9 30 a m for kindergarten and up Pastor KK L Stuempfig invites all children and families.
Morning worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Mark of a Quitter. Children's day program planned for next Sunday June 13. All Sunday school children urged to attend this Sunday for rehearsal.
Milo J. Phillips will graduate from Eden Theological Seminary in Webster Groves Missouri and receive his BD degree on June 3. The notice notes Sunday school at 10:30 and morning worship at 11:30.
Calvary Baptist on 2nd Ave at Jefferson invites attendance for morning worship at 2:30 with the Lord's Table and new members. A sermon series from Romans titled The Man Who Is Not Ashamed begins at 10:30 Bible school. Evening service at 7:00 features Hogs Mules and Ostriches. Wednesday prayer at 2:30 and Thursday prayer and Bible study at 1:30. Pastor A Bk Diddams issues the invitation.
Lorenz R. Clifton Keagy serves as minister Elouise R. Sorden is named director of music Edna M. Klein appointed organist in the church lineup.
Immanuel Lutheran at 332 E. Washington hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. and divine service at 11 a.m. The daily Bible school ends this week with songs and handwork. Attendance certificates will be distributed. Children perform songs and the sermon centers on Christian education referencing Timothy. Pastor E. H. Wendland invites all.
The bulletin lists Sabbath school at 10 90 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with evening worship at 7 45 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting all are welcome Basil G McBee pastor
The church lists Sunday schedule with morning Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 The evening service is at 8 00 with young people gathering at 6 45 The program includes Prelude In D minor Litany for the Feast and works by Schubert Mendelssohn and Handel A Young People's Choir is noted along with a vacation Bible school starting next Monday at 9 30 The note credits Mrs Charles McConnell organist Charles Murdock director and Alfred Trenerry minister
Bible school begins 9 45 a m for all ages with a welcoming hour in a church led by W Graf. Worship follows at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with sermons on kindness and life. Music includes preludes solos organ postludes and a talk by the minister F W Eastwood.
The Church of Christ Bible school at 9:45 features special music by an evangelistic party and a 9:00 evening sermon by Raymond Alber. Minister Ivan Riess reports May worship regularity. pins will be awarded next Bible school hour as the meet closes next Sunday.
The Church of Nazarene lists Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. morning worship at 1:11 p.m. NLY.PiS. at 2:30 p.m. evening service at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 5:60 p.m. Jay S. Phipps, Minister.
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. features the sermon Makin Your Calling and Election Sure. Evening services include Commandos at 6:30 p.m. and evangelistic service at 7:48 p.m. with Steadfast Faith and Moving Mountains. Weekly midweek prayer Tuesday, Friday preaching and teaching, and tonight a summer vacation Bible school program with awards for children. parents and friends urged to attend.
Church school from 10:00 to 10:45 AM public worship 10:45 to 11:30 AM with sermon on Jesus as his custom was no evening service W L Clapp minister Miss Beulah Lowry superintendent
A Sunday Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science churches discusses God as the sole cause and creator. Bible verses, including Acts 14:8-10, and excerpts from Science and Health emphasize deformity as illusion and that God’s works endure forever.
The parish at St James holds Masses at 8 a m and 10 a m led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor.
The Seventh Day Adventists church located at 1021 E 2nd St invites all to Sabbath school at 2 p m and a sermon at 3 p m led by Pastor Ralph Combes. All are welcome to attend.
Morning worship at 10:45 follow a 9:45 Sunday school. Sermon titled The Trumpets of God. Evening chapel at 7:30 with organ preludes and postlude. Anthem selections include Dominus and The Heavens are De, with Cherubim and Alleluia postlude pieces listed.
Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school led by LeRoy Luers in September with 11:00 a.m. service and 7:00 p.m. Young Peoples meeting led by Arthur Gorsh. Tuesday Bible study and prayer, choir practice after prayer meeting. This Sunday the young people dedicate a service flag honoring local armed forces members. Dr. Walter Scranton, district superintendent, speaks at Sunday school climax. Daily vacation Bible school attendees celebrated with prizes delayed. Union service next Sunday at 8:60 p.m. Youth Fellowship at 7:15 p.m. led by Fred Bauer at the Methodist church.
A note from Pastor Arthur Peters states a special service will be announced this Sunday evening. Communion will be observed at the morning service.
Sunday school led by Walter Leet in September at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:09 a.m. Young peoples meet at 7:15 p.m. Mid-week Bible study and prayer on Wednesdays. Evening service at Federated church with Rev. Mr. Munster delivering the message. Arthur Peters, Pastor, officiates morning service.
Sunday school meets at ten o clock. Morning worship follows at eleven with a sermon by the pastor on What makes our Nation Great.
The notice lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening worship at p.m. with a sermon by the pastor. Ladies Aid is set to meet Thursday afternoon.
The Prairie Plower Baptist Church lists 10:00 Bible school for all ages led by Cliff Reeves, morning service with the sermon Where Do You Live, a Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study Noah at 8:00, and a Friday daily vacation Bible school from 9 to 11:45 a.m. The pastor A I Diddams urges building life on God’s grace and invites worship.
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9:30 morning worship at 11:00 and a children’s day program at 8:00 drawn up by Mrs. Herbert Campbell. It urges congregants to bring pledges before the conference to close the year fully and invites all to attend led by Pastor F. J. Robins.
Sabbath school at ten with John Koehler Jr as superintendent. Morning worship at eleven and family day observed if weather and roads permit. The sacrament of baptism will be administered. cordial invitation to worship. Y P C T U at seven.
The W.S.C.S. will meet at the church on Wednesday June 9 with Mesdames Roy Gardner Lloyd Bauer and James Griggs in charge of program devotions and entertain ment. Co hosts are Mesdames Scranton Lance Ross Rigenhagen Rittenhouse and Conger. Comrade class postponed from June 1 will be held at the Clark Bauer home on Friday evening June a. The conference year work is closing well as the pastor prepares to attend the Des Moines conference next Tuesday. The writer notes cordial Christian cooperation with West Chester continues into the new year.
Crawfordasville Sunday school at 10 A M led by Joseph Jones with Sept Lesson Facing Persecution Today. Morning worship 11 A M on Methodist Student day The Church Victorious program replaces Children’s day with full membership for those from preparatory class. Union service 8 P M Creation Not Restoration Youth Fellowship 7 P M leader Edna Rich Boy Scouts Monday 7 30 W S C S meets Tuesday 2 P M Baptisms at last Sunday’s service Wahneetah Marie Baker Donald Samuel Baker Grace Elizabeth Conrad Opal Jean Owens were received into full membership.
The annual Iowa Methodist conference will be held next week in Des Moines beginning June 9 and ending June 13. The lay delegate from here is Joseph Rich with Wilburt Rose. Rev. McCracken exchanges pulpits Sunday evening with Rev. Bill during the conference. At the Boy Scouts meeting Monday evening tenderfoot badges were awarded to Keith Coates Gerald Howell and Donald Monson with some mothers in attendance. Rev Lester H. Bill, Pastor.
Sabbath school at 10 A M announced with Mrs Ida Mooley and Sept Rev R M McCracken as pastor guidance details for the program in the church bulletin.
Sunday school begins at 10 00 A M under Superintendent David Henry Davis Worship service follows at 11 00 A led by Pastor Rev H N Poston.
Worship service at 10:00 A M Sunday school at 11:00 A M Young People's service at 7:30 led by Etta Mae Lantz Worship at 8:00 P M Congregational meetings after the morning service at Crawfordsville and Salem churches Rev H N Poston Pastor.
The article explains how ancient Egyptians mummified animals for religious significance, offerings to the dead, or sentimental reasons involving pets placed with human graves.
The world’s first electrically lighted train ran in 1887 in the United States, marking a historic leap in railway illumination and technology. The event showcased early electric lighting applied to locomotive pages and passenger cars, signaling a shift toward modern electric trains.
June 2 report from Columbus Junction notes over 100 dollars in poppy sales led by Mrs. Beulah Luckey. Several service members on furlough visit or reside here, including Earl Frisk from Bolinas Bay and Lieut James Hunter en route to Temple Texas. May mention births as hometown news.
A report states that using quality seed may add 2 percent to victory garden costs but can increase total yield by up to 100 percent, promising substantial returns for home gardeners.
The chart lists only the most popular sizes with point values. Official charts at grocers show other sizes and values the M good May 24 through July 7. Dried foods like peas beans lentils have points per pound for containers up to 4 ounces.
The chart indicates that surrender items such as Blue tamps eet ration book spinach leafy greens tomato juice and other vegetable and fruit juices and nectars in No 2 cans may fall in the over 14 oz category including 1 lb 2 oz When unsure, verify the label weight.
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