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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
3
The June 16 lesson presents selected subjects and scripture texts curated with permission by the International Council of Religious Education. It outlines topics for study and guidance for instructors and participants.
The lesson outlines five core steps: deny self and pursue God’s will, cultivate humility, count the cost and determine purpose, pray with faith, and recognize Christ as King. It argues modern religiosity often masks true discipleship and urges readers to embrace the kingly rule of Jesus in daily life.
Keep electrical gear in repair to prevent shocks and fire hazards. Do not use frayed cords or broken plugs and replace faulty appliances promptly. Ensure cords are intact and devices are properly maintained to reduce risk.
Sunday schedule lists 9:45 Sunday school 10:45 morning worship with musical preludes and choirs. Evening service at 7:30 features Rev W Z Allen preaching and notes his upcoming departure to the west coast.
St James church lists masses at 7 a m and 9 a m with Rev H J Corcoran as pastor Baptist Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship 10 45 a m and evening service. Music selections include Prelude in G Major My Master Bids Me Eventide and Sunset Shadows with Mrs Charles Murdock as organist and director and Mrs Oscar Burham and Cheryl Nayadley as pianists Alfred Trenerry listed as minister.
Church notes 78 average attendance in first week of daily VBS at Christian Tabernacle 604 S Iowa Ave. Enroll this week for 8:30 a.m. Bible school and 11:00 a.m. Worship with pastor sermon The Bible described Father. Special Juniors music and missionary offering. Evening services at 6:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. featuring gospel message The Latter Rain and prophecy for farming communities. Robert Stevens, Pastor.
The notice lists a 9 45 morning worship and a 10 45 evening preaching service with an 8 90 p m sermon. It names music for worship including Prelude At Dawning Andante from the 5th Symphony Tschaikowsky and Love Never Faileth. Roo Miss Margaret Coppack directs with Mrs Boyd White organist Thomas Polk minister.
Immanuel Lutheran Jefferson and S. Iowa Ave offers Sunday school at 10 00 a.m. Divine worship at 11 a.m. Sermon on Pauls Mighty Message to the Men at Athens the Unknown God based on Acts 17 16 34.
The article presents the Christian Science weekly lesson sermon for Sunday June 16 1943 titled God The Preserver of Man It cites Psalms 4011 and Mark 142 42 and summarizes Eddy on Jesus healing and the nature of life as God stating disease is not part of mortal man and that life is indivisible
The text argues that humans are instinctively religious and that creation testifies to God. It cites scripture stating that while God is unseen, all things created reveal his existence and that denial is foolish.
Morning worship at 10:45 with Dr. Miller preaching on But It Does Matter. Church school at 9:45. Youth Fellowship at 6:30. No evening service. Organ preludes and anthems by soloists and quartet with offertory and postlude. Ministers listed with church school superintendent and music director.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 East 2nd announces Sunday school at 16 00 and Bible classes. A gospel service at 11 00 features Dr. J W Behnken as guest speaker. The Lutheran Hour airs on KEUR and EXBEL stations. The Lighted Lantern on WMT at 05. The pastor J H Beiderwieden invites all to worship.
Morning worship at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Sermon titled Insurance For a Rainy Day. Youth Fellowship Thursday 7:30 p.m. in social rooms. Catechism class Saturday 2 p.m. Meet at the parsonage then go to Valley church. Psalm 122 quoted. Milo J. Phillipi, Pastor.
Calvary Baptist invites all ages to 9:30 Bible school and Melo Vaedha on September 1 45 morning worship with the sermon Gathering or Scattering Jesus said He that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad 00 evening evangelistic service Gods Great Jail Delivery also Prayed Out of Prison Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday A KE Diddams is the pastor and the church extends a friendly invitation
Morning Bible school and worship service feature The Love of God. Evening worship presents The Power of God with special music by organ and soloists. Notable: DPHORY sonnets Mendelssohn pieces and various postludes and preludes by named musicians. Pastor Luzzi Lorenz listed.
The children’s day program is scheduled for next Sunday at 10 a.m. with morning worship at eleven led by Pastor W. Z. Allen at Country Churches Bethel Presbyterian.
Sabbath school at ten and morning worship at eleven led by Rev Karl Meechelsen. Come to church as the congregation gathers for service and fellowship.
Sunday school at 10 a m with Bert Campbell superintendent reports enrollment of 200 up 25 from last year. 11 a m Children’s Day program with offering for student loan fund. 7 p m Youth Fellowship and reports from conference. Special WSCS program planned for the last Thursday afternoon. O J Fix, pastor.
The Prairie Flower Baptist Church invites families to Bible school at 9:45 with Cliff Reeves and morning worship at 11:00 followed by an evening service. George Sweeting and Robert Post will visit next Wednesday through Sunday at 8:00 each night showcasing an original easel and lighting system. Merle Booth, Student Pastor.
Crawfordsville churches list Sunday school at 10 am with various superintendents. Union service and missionary society events set for Thursday June 20. Worship at 11 am led by different pastors. Youth Fellowship Groups meet at 7 in WSCS Mission Study hosted by Mrs. Margaret Huston. Rev. R M McCracken and Rev. Howard F Ball are noted pastors.
John McDowell leads Sunday morning worship at 11 with the sermon on Acts subtitle Unfinished Work. Charles C. Masson serves as Student Pastor in this church service.
A practical tip advises oiling a sewing machine after every five or six hours of use to keep it running smoothly and prevent wear.
The text notes fewer than 13 million Americans lived in 1830 with most east of the Mississippi, while the entire west coast region had fewer people than Richmond, Virginia today. Only five cities exceeded 25,000 inhabitants: New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, and New Orleans, all coastal.
Wool absorbs up to fifty percent of its weight in moisture and can take in twenty percent without feeling damp. It dries slowly, so fabrics do not cling to skin and help prevent chilling, promoting health and comfort.
United States Department of Agriculture scientists warn that a dark colored ring around the yolk in a hard cooked egg results from excessive heat or cooking time. The finding explains a common kitchen observation and offers cooking tips to avoid the ring.
Eavesdropper derives from eavesdrop meaning the rain catchment near a house. The term describes a person within the eavesdrop to listen in. Eavesdropping remains a common law offense in many jurisdictions.
Primitive natives inhabit tropical forests across Central America as about two-fifths of Latin America from the Rio Grande to the south remains forest covered. The article notes the vast extent of timbered land as the region's most sizable forested area.
Adequate storage space and a better system for storing in your kitchen will save time and effort. Organize cupboards with shelves racks and storage units to hold more dishes and utensils. A little experimenting and shifting is likely worth the effort.
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