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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
3
A notice states that lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. It explains distribution rights and usage terms for members and affiliated groups.
The text outlines five lessons from II and III John focusing on practical Christian living. It emphasizes setting an example for children, guarding against false teachers, promoting true teachers through hospitality, avoiding proud self serving leadership, and emulating the life of the man of good report with Demetrius as a positive model.
Hog specialists from the U S department of agriculture report that 75 percent of all pig losses occur within the first week after farrowing, highlighting critical early care needs for newborn litters.
A church notice lists morning worship at 9 30 with a sermon on faith and 10 30 Bible school for all ages. Evening evangelistic service at 7 with a discussion on eternal security. Wednesday prayer meeting 2 30 and Thursday Bible study on Elijah. Pastor A E Diddams invites worship with us. Joan HKiess, minister
Morning worship at 10:46 features the sermon Strength to Walk with 9:45 Sunday school. Chapel service at 8:00 p.m. includes organ preludes and Ketelbey Anthem. Soloist Julia Zeck, offertory, and Lemmens postlude are listed with Fred E. Miller as minister and Elouise R. Sorden directing music.
Rev H J Corcoran pastor leads St James Catholic Church with mass at 7 am and 9 am in the morning.
The Seventh Day Adventists invite all to Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and a sermon at 3 p.m. on Saturday at 1021 KE, 2nd Street. Ralph Combes is the pastor.
The notice invites attendance at Baptist services with times for Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 young people at 6 45 and evening service at 8. It lists morning music pieces by Wallace and MacDowell Volkmann and Mendelssohn and notes organist Mrs Charles McConnell and director Charles Murdock with minister Alfred Trenerry.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 E Second St invites all to Sunday school and Bible class at 9 45 A M and divine service at 11 A M The sermon on John 3 15 urges renewal through being born again The Lutheran Hour airs at 12 30 and 6 P M on Mutual network A Vacation Bible School runs Thursdays at 9 30 A M Pastor Ek L Stuempfig leads the church and ministry programs.
Immanuel Lutheran invites parishioners to Sunday school at 10 A M and divine service at 11 A M Pastor H Wendland notes Prof E A Wendland of Northwestern College Watertown Wis will deliver the sermon on Christ the Resurrection and the Life. The Sunday school teachers meet Thursday at 3 P M.
Morning worship at 10 A M Sunday school at 11 A M Sermon topic Revelation The Most Misunderstood Book In the Bible The Woman s Guild will hold their monthly meeting next Friday July 2 Milo J Phillips
Church notices show morning worship at 9 45 and evening service at 7 00 with special music by a Young People's Trio and sermons on Is Christ Coming Again and Christ and His Death. Emphasizes regular Christian assembly as essential for spiritual life and mutual encouragement.
William Graf serves as superintendent for the Presbyterian Bible School with worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m The morning sermon titled Un conditional Surrender and the evening sermon Echoes from the Synod of Iowa feature musical selections including Marche Religieuse By the Streams of Babylon and Deep River It lists organ preludes postludes and solo performances by Dett Doria Gray Kirkpatrick Forest Walker McGaffrey Frysinger and Calkins with I W Eastwood as minister and Mrs Henry S Shields as organist and director
Associate Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath school at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m with Wednesday evening service. All are welcome to attend led by Pastor Basil G McBee
The note states the pastor is absent while a number of church youth attend the Iowa Nebraska synod youth conference in Tarkio Missouri. Young people's services are at seven with services as usual next week.
Maxine Bower supervises morning worship at 11:00 A M with evangelistic service at 7 45 P M. Bob Stevens recently back from Cuba will preach both morning and evening. Commandos meet at 6 30 P M. Everyone welcome, W J Stevens pastor.
Sunday school at 10:00 A M and worship at 11:00 A M feature Rev Chalfant of Danville Ill a Olivet Nazarene College graduate The evening service at 8:00 P M N Y P S at 7 30 P M and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 P M led by Jay S Phipps
A church sets out a schedule with Bible school classes for all ages led by Cliff Reeves, morning worship at 11, evening evangelistic service, and Wednesday Bible study and prayer. It questions eternal security and personal salvation, urging individuals to consider their faith and actions.
The Bethel Presbyterian church hosts church school at 10 A M followed by morning worship at eleven with a sermon by pastor W Z Allen.
The Cotter Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 A M and worship service at P M with sermon by Pastor W Z Allen.
Valley Evangelical and Reformed announces Sunday school at 10 30 A M and morning worship at A323 M Sermon topic Revelation in the Bible Their monthly Guild meeting is set for July 7 Milo J Phillips listed as contact or organizer
Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. Bible hour led by LeRoy Luers. Tuesday evening prayer and Bible study hour. Choir practice after prayer meeting. Young people held a surprise party for Miss Helen Dill on Tuesday eve after choir. Luers requests teachers meeting Tuesday evening. Arthur Peters, Pastor.
Sabbath school at 10:00 a m with Walter Leet superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a m. Young people meeting at 7:15 p m.
The article notes an 8:00 p.m. evening service with a children's day program replacing the regular preach ing service on Sunday morning. The evening service will be in the Methodist church where the speaker will deliver the message. A special W C T U service is planned for next Sunday evening with announcements to follow.
Public worship at 10 45 am with sermon titled Christ at His Work conducted by minister W L Clapp Beulah Lowry serves as superintendent There is no evening service
Sunday school at 10:00 A M worship at 11:00 A M Youth Fellowship at 7:15 P M union service at 8:00 P M The Youth Fellowship will meet at the parsonage Friday evening for a business meeting and social hour Union meetings Sunday evening will be at the church The Young Woman s Missionary group meets Monday evening June 28 at Grace Monroe s home with Grace Monroe and Marion Mc Dowell as hostesses Mrs Edgar Stewart hosted the Woman s Missionary circle Wednesday afternoon June 23 H W Munster Pastor.
Ainsworth U P plans a 10 a m Sabbath School led by John Koehler Jr superintendent followed by 11 a m morning worship. An evening Y P C U gathering is set for seven with a note of warm weather and church activity.
Crawfornsville churches schedule a Sunday program with Sunday school at 10 00 a m Joseph Jones superintendent morning worship at 11 00 a m sermon by Mr Frederick Westbrook youth fellowship at 7 80 p m led by pastor Frederick Westbrook
Sabbath school at 10:00 a m Mrs Ida Wooley superintendent Morning worship at 11:00 a m Theme The Christ is Come Union service at 7:00 p m The Way of Salvation Rev R M McCracken pastor
David Henry Davis notes a worship service at 11 00 a m featuring reception of members and a baptismal service conducted by Rev H N Poston pastor.
Salem Presbyterian lists worship at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Young People’s Service at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Leader Mrs John Holm. Pastor Rev H N Poston invites all to attend.
The peanut, a major Alabama and Southern crop, appears in many forms. Besides salted peanuts and peanut butter, peanuts serve as livestock feed, oil source, and flour. Hulls find use as fuel, linoleum components, insulation, floor sweep material, paper board, and dynamite.
The article notes large annual catches of muskrats opossums and raccoons with millions of animals taken. Much of the meat goes to waste while furs provide income, and the meat could supply significant protein for people.
In Living Lake the farm hums from daylight to night with tractors running, corn clean up progressing, oats growing, and women canning peas strawberries and cherries. Ambrose Hermann hopes for a furlough, James Birney returns from Brooklyn to Toledo, and Rennie Dawson hosts a dinner in his honor. Local visits include Rev Kep ler Van Evera and Mrs Van Evera from Davenport, missionary talks at Presbyterian missions, and family news of furloughs and Sunday church activities.
The passage argues full-time forest employment for 70,000 men in logging milling and manufacturing. It projects each with three dependents totaling 280,000 directly dependent, plus another engaged in services raising total to about 560,000 people deriving livelihoods from the woods directly or indirectly.
Mica is a silicate mineral group with aluminum and potassium. The main commercial micas are muscovite and phlogopite, with phlogopite found in Canada, New York, and New Jersey, while other micas have limited commercial value.
A note reports Sunday activities at United Presbyterian including Sabbath school at 9 45 with no worship services scheduled.
Moisture collects in the coating of soot or fly ash found in most chimneys after the firing season. Sulphur in coal has little to do with rusting of pipes. After each heating season remove the smokepipe and clean it thoroughly.
An American hand grenade may fail to explode in critical combat. To ensure reliability the grenade container is hot dipped galvanized and painted inside and out to protect against moisture and rust.
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