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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
3
A devotional note credits Dr Kenneth J Foreman and cites scripture references Exodus 20 16 Mark 7 14 23 John 18 15 27 plus Philippians. The fragment outlines a Yipt i internal analysis style devotional.
June 15, 1952 lesson discusses lies in ads and daily life, distinguishing scientific social and sacrificial truth while urging honesty. It outlines church service details, including sermon on Do My Son My Son Junioneers and music program led by L Hanes with Melvin Hill and Helen Harvey.
A compilation of church notices from Washington County details services and events. Listings include choirs, pastors, Sunday schools, and worship times across multiple churches. The document invites public attendance and notes ongoing revivals and interchurch prayer activities.
The entry lists mass times and parish roles for St James Catholic Church at 517 Sc Ave. Services include Sunday Masses May 1 to Oct 1 at 6 am 7 30 am and 9 am plus daily Masses 6 45 am and 5 am at the convent chapel. Novena devotions are on Fridays with a listed assistant pastor.
Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and sermon at 3 p.m. on Saturday led by Pastor Glen Millard at the Seventh Day Adventist church on North Fifth Avenue.
Sunday school at 9:35 a.m. outdoor chimes at 10:45. Morning worship, Young Peoples hour, and musical program feature The Bells of Aberdovey, Slavonic Cradle Song, Pilot of Galilee, and Exaltate Deo. Pastor T. C. Polk officiates with Mrs. U. S. Smith as organist.
Beginning Sunday June 15 morning services start earlier with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m The Methodist Church sermon topic is The Church We Can Serve A Central Park Union service is planned at 7 30 p m with a piano prelude and Chopin Anthem The Last Spring is announced as a violin solo with organ offertory and postlude pieces by assorted performers under the direction of Moina Mc Klein and Robert Bo Ferrell with Lemimena C Ramirez Reed listed as minister and organist respectively
The notice lists the Sunday services including 6:45 Sunday school, 10:45 morning worship, 6:30 junior service, 6:45 young people service, and evangelistic service. Midweek 6 PM service times are given. Charles L. King is noted as pastor.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed plans morning worship at 50 am with Sunday school at Woonau Dr. Evert and guest preacher Hanes. Union Park services at Foo pois in Central Park Dr Willian Grossheim preaches A gracious word is an easy obligation. Milo J Phillips pastor of Holiness leads evening services. Ruth Jouvenheduer presides. Wednesday prayer service led by Karl Co Longfellow. Mrs Chas McConnell on organ.
A church notices a morning Sabbath school at 9 a.m. and morning worship follows. Young people and adult Bible study meet. Class at 7:15. evening worship at 6 p.m. Wednesday prayer service led by Rev. Basil.
Morning worship at 10 45 features a sermon on The Vision Splendid from Beatitude text Ephesian 1 6 2 The Westminster Fellowship gathers at 6 0 pm with a service implied By The topic What Happens to People Who are mad After 6 50 pm The service includes Prelude Andante Cantabile Solo Minety First Psalm MacDermott Calvin Wolfe Offertory Anthem O Jesus to NEA 5 emn Gries Solo The Beatitudes Matthew 5 Pasthude Sechaaminice William J Grossheim pastor Edith Shields music director
Christian Tabernacle announces a summer Vacation Bible School program at 7 50 tonight with Sunday services including Sunday school at 6 45 a m and morning worship. Sermon titled The Father and his Family. Group meetings at 8 30 p m with Evangelistic service titled Watching Forth by Pastor Stevens.
Morning worship at 4595 am features Pastor speaking on Christ centered home. Music includes choir, anthems, and offertory. Youth fellowship meets at Sunset Park with a planned program and closing postlude.
Trinity Lutheran holds Sunday worship at 11 a m with theme Christs Rule for a Happy and Godly Life. Vacation Bible school ends with perfect attendance certificates and songs by V B S children. Men's Club meets Friday June 20 in the church basement. all men invited.
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. invites children and all ages. Divine worship follows with guest pastors Lewis Nelson from Concordia Seminary and L R Schmidt, vacancy pastor from Newton.
The official board announces Sunday services at Tlacan with morning worship at 10 and Sunday school to follow. Details indicate adjustments to worship times and program structure for the local congregations.
Sunday school 10 a m attendance 142 announced. Sermon at 11 o clock by Orveunist Mrs Alice Rrade maker choir directed by Mrs Irene Trotter. MYF 7 p m with Leaders George Stout and David Stephens. WSCS meetings Thursday June 18 at 2 p m at Mrs Melonic Creeds Susannah cirele home. WSCS at Mrs Mae Carson home Thursday June Eo 2 p m. Washington Methodist Priday afternoon activity with Jum uu Carl Steefel clergyman. Sabbath school tall and morning worship with sermon theme Echoes from the General Assembly. Y P C U 7 p m.
In Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital a stomach operation is shown on live TV as nationwide viewers watch the first network broadcast. In the city, AMA convention doctors also view the telecast. Dr. Louis Hopewell Bauer of Hempstead NY is elected AMA president and warns voters in the coming national election will choose between socialism and Americanism.
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 50 Young Peoples at 7 p m Junior Youth Group at 7 p m Federated church Union Evening Service at 8 p m Ernest Smith is the minister.
Twelve men set out on a hunting trip into a large forest. One man strays from the group and spends the night wandering in darkness hoping to find a way out. By dawn he continues his search but remains unable to leave the woods.
A fragment describes a man walking through a forested area on successive nights trying to maintain a straight path. He faces repeated detours and uncertainty as the narrative captures his struggle to persevere.
The excerpt contrasts sincere belief with correct doctrine, noting a person can be sincere yet lost if not on the right path. It argues faith must rest on the inspired Word of God for eternal life, citing Jesus as the Way.
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