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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
3
The notice references a religious education program with the June 24 lesson. It indicates subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The item reflects copyright compliance and educational material distribution.
In Paul and Peter's teachings the church faces a pagan world with godly living holy warfare and blessed expectation. Believers endure fiery trials with joy, avoiding meddlesome behavior, and aim to glorify God through trials while awaiting Christ’s return.
Roll fish in corn meal flour or cracker crumbs before cooking to retain flavor and moisture. This method helps keep the fish tender and tasty during frying or baking.
Morning worship at 10 45. Vacation Bible School presents a program with organ preludes processional songs prayers stories and verses. Includes Noah Ark life preservers lessons, dramatization of the unforgiving servant, patriotic pledges and songs, awards, diplomas, benediction and evening service in the park led by Rev Walter Smith with church staff and organists.
St James Church lists morning services at 7 o clock and 9 o clock with Rev. H. G. Corcoran serving as pastor.
Baptist Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45. Closing program of Daily Vacation Bible School at that time. Young People 7 PM. Union Evening services at Central Park 8 PM. Morning music includes Prelude Allegretto Heller Processional Onward Christian Soldiers Sullivan Offertory Bacarolle. Truant Postlude Moderate in G rease Merkel Miss Elsie Bratten Organist and Director Alfred Trenerry Minister.
Daily program at the Methodist Church includes 9 45 A M Bible school demonstration 10 45 Morning worship sermon Life s Largest Lesson Youth Fellowship 6 30 P M and a Union service in Central Park at 8 P M Rev Walter A Smith to preach Music features organ prelude Voix Celeste Batiste Anthem Praise Ye Jehovah soloists Elma Rice and Herbert Osineup violin offertory Cavatina Lyon Raff Mrs Dorothy Grove solo Fear Not Ye O Israel by Elouise R Sorden postlude Postlude in CC Kern Fred E Miller Minister
The Lesson-Sermon for all Christian Science Churches on June 24 1945 explores that the universe including man is evolved by atomic forces. It cites Psalms 24 1 and 33 6 8 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health emphasizing God as creator and governor.
Bible school at 9 45 with morning worship at 10 46. Youth Fellowship at 7 00 PM. Union evening services in Central Park at 8 00 PM. Children of the vacation Bible school will present a program at the Bible school hour. Eleanor Tucker director of Mrs Boyd White organist Thomas Polk minister.
The Seventh Day Adventists meet at 902 E. 2nd St with Sabbath school at 2 PM and Bible Study at 3 PM led by Pastor M. Frank Grau.
Immanuel Lutheran Jefferson and 3S Town invites readers to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and divine service at 11 a.m. The gospel theme centers on Judge not condemn not and applying love and tolerance to opinions. Sunday school teachers gather Thursday evening June 28 at the parsonage. Pastor KE H Wendland preaches Christ crucified for salvation.
Calvary Baptist invites all to Bible school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon titled An Old Testament Picture of Christ by Pp M The evening evangelistic service features The Folly of Nebuchadnezar A Type of the Pride and Madness of the Gentile Nations in the End Time Bible study and prayer fellowship follow Thursday Pastor A Diddams leads the church in Melo Vada.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed in Washington holds morning worship at 10 and Sunday school at 11. The 11th anniversary of the unit ed Church is celebrated this Sunday. MilO J. Phillips, pastor.
The Wonderful Power Of The Gospel of Jesus Christ will be the sermon theme on Sunday based on Romans 1 16 17 delivered by Rev F J Devetjen. Pastor J H Beiderwieden guest speaks at Williams burg mission festival. Sunday school reviews lessons. adult class canceled due to pastor absence. Confirmation Thursday 7 pm. Sunday school teachers meet Thursday June 28 at 8 pm. Voters meeting Thursday July 5 at 8 pm preceded by church board at 7. Adult instruction Wednesday 8 in the parsonage. Young peoples meeting Tuesday June 26 at 7 pm. Lutheran radio programs The Lighted Lantern and The Lutheran Hour Sundays. Welcoming worship at 409 E Main St. J W Beiderwieden Pastor.
The Christian Tabernacle at 604 S Town Avenue outlines a Sunday schedule with 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 worship where Rev. Robert Stevens preaches on the Romance of Ruth text from the Book of Ruth 6:45 Young People's hour and 7:45 Evangelistic service with Rev. John McKune a Des Moines Open Bible Institute student. A special song service follows. Weekly prayer and Bible study are set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:45. Robert Stevens, pastor.
The Church of Nazarene lists Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 16:45 with the topic Mans Responsibility to God, a 15 person youth service at 18:45, and a midweek evangelistic service. Rev Harold Volk leads the revival starting Wednesday evening, with Pastor Rev Robert Weathers inviting attendance.
Morning worship at 10 45 with Dr David C Shipley from the School of Religion delivering the message Bible school at 9 45 Youth meeting at 6 30 musical prelude organ solos and hymns led by junior choir and the organ postlude by Toccato Rodgers Note: includes specific hymn numbers and titles used in the service
Howard Man gold diary lists Bible school at 11 00 A M morning worship at 10 00 A M no evening service sermon titled A Broken Roof Youth fellowship Tuesday evening Louis Verts hosts Boy Scout meeting Thursday urged attendance Sunday school teachers and officers meeting Tuesday Arthur Peters pastor
John McDowell leads morning worship titled A Broken Roof at 10135 A M. Washington county 4 H groups will run the evening service with the pastor delivering the sermon. Youth Fellowship meets Wednesday with Jean Ann Cherry presiding. Arthur Peters is the pastor.
Morning worship at 11:00 led by Rev Karl Megdeb with summer communion on July 8. Sunday school at 10:00, evening services reduced until union services resume after July and August. A 1924 union formed Evangelical and Reformed church marks eleven years. Milo J. Phillips pastor.
St Paul parish announces Sunday school at 10 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 30 a m with sermon The Hand writing on the Wall Children’s day practice Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock important all children attend this will be the only practice for Children s day July
Crawfordsville churches plan a Rural Life Sunday observance with a 10 a m Sunday school led by H d Whiting and 11 a m worship. An 8 p m union service features 4-H Clover Leaf club, Rev F A Westbrook and Rev H N Poston as speakers. Activities include special music and Bible readings from Luke and Matthew.
Sunday school at morning worship set for 11 a.m. Herbert Campbell leads the morning service. The 4H club handles preliminaries then a sermonette by the pastor. Youth Fellowship meets after the service. TA O J Fix Pastor.
Sabbath June 24 1945 at 10:00 AM. John Koehler Jr superintendent leads the Sabbath school at Ainsworth Uneped Presbyterian church.
Jones Supt Senior and Intermediate Fellowship groups meet at 7 p m Boy Scouts Wednesday 734 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m Rev F A Westbrook Salon Presbyterian Worship 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Wm H Jones Supt No evening service Rev H N Posten Pastor
Analyses from the Michigan Department of Conservation show ringneck pheasants consume ragweed seeds, with one crop containing 5 000 seeds and another 1 500 seeds. The finding links ragweed to pheasant diets and benefits hay fever sufferers indirectly.
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