Pythian Sisters Seek Signers for Decoration Service
The Pythian Sisters request signers to be used in the decoration service by Mrs. Chas. Hebner this Saturday morning, June 11. The Valley Ladies Aid Society announces an ice cream social on the church lawn Thursday evening, June 16, inviting all members to bring cakes and everyone to attend for a good cause.
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Onus
Mein Presbyterian
Janety Imne
Ellarcines
Blanche
R. G. Cherry
Genking
J. Ice
A. Kiney
Grecian
J. EB. Kunath
H. M. Shaver
Henry Bowes
The
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Aid
Preservation of the body at Iowa funeral directors meeting
In Des Moines the fifty first annual Iowa Funeral Directors convention discussed body preservation methods. Prof W E B Ripley of Westport, Conn. noted Egyptian mummies set high standards and that modern embalming is rapidly approaching those ancient practices.
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Des Moines
Iowa Funeral Directors Association
W. E B. Ripley
Westport
Conn
Children Day Programs Highlight Local Sunday Services
In Baptist and Methodist churches this Sunday strong Children’s Day programs are planned. The Baptist service starts at 10 55 with a sermon for all and a call for Sunday school officers and teachers. evening worship at 7 30. The Methodist Epworth service at 11 00 includes baptism and a student-teacher gathering at 7 30 with Dr. Bowers speaking on the dangers of success.
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Suno School
B. Y
M. R. Regu
Methodist Eppiscol
Epworth League
Bowers
Pole
Lorenz Mr. Brown
Selo
Whiting
Geen
Eredeeepan
Wilson
fEvensong
Johnson
Grannis
Minas
Sabbath Schedule Change at Reform Church
In the absence of the pastor there will be no public worship next Sabbath. Sabbath school at 10:06. The following Sabbath there will be Sabbath school at 10 and public worship at 11. W. G. Robb, pastor.
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Reformed Presbyterian
W. G. Robb
Christian Church welcomes unaffiliated to worship Sunday
The Christian Church invites all without a church home to attend Bible school at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 and 7 30 p m The morning theme is The Secret of Soul Winning The evening Ev enment Abundant Life asks members to bring a friend to every service Minister W H Hampton urges attendance Second United Presbyterian observes Children's Day with exercises Pastor L Mountford invites all to worship at 9 45 a m 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p m
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Christian Church
Bible School
W. H. Hampton
Second United Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society
L. Mountford
Presbyterian Sabbath School Schedule and Children’s Day Program
Sunday 9:45 morning Sabbath School with children in charge at 11 under the superintendent. Annual Children’s Day observed with an attractive program. Christian Endeavor at 6 36 with young people hoping for strong attendance all summer. Sermon at 7 30 titled A Friendly Man Without a Pal. Evening worship invited and next Thursday evening Dr. and
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Presbyterian
Dr. and
Spence Service Notice From Point Barrow Alaska
Mrs F H Spence of Point Barrow Alaska invites the public to a service at 730 with Arthur R Oates pastor Misa Bertha Hay chorister Mrs C B Dougherty organist in attendance
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F. H. Spence
Point Barrow
Alaska
Wis
Arthur R. Oates
Misa Bertha Hay
C. B. Dougherty
Presbyterian Bible Class and Worship Schedule
Associate Presbyterian church presents Bible class at 10:00 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Bible study at 6:30 p.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Rev. A M Malcolm of Albia preaches both services. Everyone welcome.
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Presbyterian
A. M. Malcolm
Albia
First United Presbyterian Community Service Schedule
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m features children's day exercises in the auditorium. Public worship at 11 00 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. Special music includes organ, solos, offertory quartet and anthems with Mrs McCleery and Miss Hamilton. Rev M Wishart directs music with Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey at the organ.
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First United Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Neww
Children of Second Church in Program
The Second United church hosts a Children’s day program showcasing Sabbath school work. Items include prose and Bible songs, memory verses, scripture readings, recitations, a cradle roll report, and a sermon by Rev. Leslie Mountford.
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Children OF Second Church
Elizabeth Sherman Ae Baird
Helena
Cradle
Miss Grace Conner
Leslie Mountford
Children’s Day Program at Iaptist Church
The Children’s day program at the Baptist church Sunday begins at 7 30. Prelude by the orchestra and invocation form the opening sequence.
Recitations and Songs From Primary Department Program
The program lists numerous students and teachers performing recitations songs del Gesu and choir anthems. Participants include Opal Hessertine Doolittle Miss Bennett Captiola Brindley Merle Warner and many others with readings duets and orchestra. The event features offerings and benediction as the closing moments of the program.
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Opal Hessertine
Miss Doolittle
Thne Murdock
Merle Warner
Miss Bennett
Capitola Brindley
Lester Mcsver
Japan
Miss Carr
Maxine Hout
Arthur Donovan
Joe Campbell
Dodd
Edith Carr
RN. L. Grimes
Lloyd Arnold
Harold Kerr
Norman Sage
Charles Grayson
Duke
Mintek
Lem
Methodist Children Day Program at church service
The Methodist church hosts a children's day program titled Gods Flowerland at 11 am during the morning service. It features a sequence of songs by various groups and solos, interspersed with a drill and a final assembly chorus led by named children and groups.
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Methodist Church
Schubert Boys Choir
Dorothy Evans
Juanita Rosenberger
Inez Loftiss
Hilda Brown
Priscilla Morrison
Angel of Flowers
Margaret Sexton
Martha Brown
Grand Assembly Angels Chorus
Ceciliaus
Marjorie Caldwell
Grand Assembly
Golda Schulty
School Recital and Musical Selections Program
The program lists exercises and songs performed by seven boys and a girls’ choir including Stepping Stones, The Children’s Friend, Happy Little Com trades, O little Pilgrim, The Decision of the Flowers, Goodnight, and others. Opal Pal ace, Lilliam Faris, Bernice Motion referenced.
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Bernice Motion
Lilliam Faris
Opal Palace
Children’s Day Observed at Valley Church Programs
Children’s day will be observed at the Valley church west of town next Sunday evening. The program includes songs, responsive reading, prayers, greetings, and multiple exercises and recitations by local children and choirs.
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Valley Church
Marie Hartnet
Alice and
Lucille Hotle
Children Day at First U P Church Program
The First United Presbyterian church schedules a Children’s Day program next Sabbath during Sabbath school. Readings include songs, recitations, and solos by children from primary, junior, and beginner departments, with titles such as This is the Day Blessed Be He That Cometh and Remember Me.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Elizabeth Stewart
John Wishart
Lord
William
Helen
Kathrine Masson
Jimmie Wells
Mary Mugnatni
Ruth Stewart
Miss French
Harvey Coulter
Josephine Wishary
Katherine White
Recitations and Songs by School Students at Program
The program features Esther McCreedy Lucile Ross and Katherine Coulter in solo parts. Lucile Ross recites It Is Good to sing Thy Praises Esther McCreedy closes from the Junior Dept Jane Godfrey performs a song No 36. The Bible recitation Just One Life is included.
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Esther McCreedy
Lucile Ross
Katherine Coulter
Mra Davidson
Jane Godfrey
Graduation of Junior Missionary Society Class Planned
At 4 30 oclock in the afternoon the junior mis sionary society will graduate fourteen boys and girls who will join the senior missionary society after Sabbath. A program has been arranged and all are invited. Mrs R T McCall Jr is the superintendent of this class.
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Ariene.Cunningham
R. & Cunningham
Junior Missionary Society
Senior Missionary Society
R.T. McCall, Jr
Southern delegates cut in new Republican convention plan
Washington June 10 The Republican subcommittee proposed a new basis giving 1 037 delegates. Twenty three southern delegates were removed representing a 71 percent cut from the region since the last convention and 40 percent since 1912. The removed seats were reassigned to northern and western states plus other states that voted Republican last election received two more delegates each.
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Washington
D. C
Venus alerts Captain as wings nearly bare in alarm
Early Bohemiane reports Venus shouting to the Captain that his wings are nearly naked and in danger, urging caution and safety. The exclamation underscores a dramatic moment where the aviator barely avoids exposure or risk while maneuvering.
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Venus
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