Wausau pastor candidate to preach at city church services
Rev. Fredrick W. Fastwood of Wausau Presbyterian will preach at 11:00 on Opportunity and at 7:20 on Benediction. Dr Eastwood, formerly a physician, now pastor of Wisconsin’s second largest Presbyterian church, is a candidate for the pulpit. Sabbath school 9:45, midweek prayer meeting planned with Rev Mazzia supplying Bethel church. An invitation goes to First United Presbyterian to join in both services.
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Fredrick W. Fastwood
Wausau Presbyterian Church
Wausau
Wisconsin
Eastwood
Moody Bible Institute
England
First United Presbyterian
Mazzia
Bethel Church
SHORTER CHATEL AM PB CHURCH SERVICES
SHORTER CHATEL A M P B CHURCH 515 SO AVE C P Jones Pastor Mrs L A P Jones evangelist Sunday school 9 45 am Preaching 11 am General class 12 30 pm A C BL LEAGUE 700 pm Miss Florence Hall President Evening worship 7 pm Official board Monday 7 pm Stewardess board Thursday 2 90 pm at Miss Lalu Ballou 99 Madison St Teacher's meeting Sunday school.
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So Ave. C
P. Jones
L. A. P. Jones
Unday
Erfima. Black
Florence Hall
Chocolate Cream Coffee Endorsement From Colorado Family
Mrs J Gordon Shaw of Colorado Springs testifies that Chocolate Cream Coffee keeps her large family energized, cooking breakfast for seven and driving seven children to school by 5 30 am. She claims the brew is economical, tastier, and thrice daily consumption shows no ill effects while her husband works long bakery hours.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
J. Gordon Shaw
E. Columbia St
Methodist Bible School and Service Schedule
A Methodist church announces 9:30 Bible School for all ages led by Jesse R. Busby on September 13. Morning worship includes reception of members and the Lord s Supper at 6:20 p m. Senior and Intermediate Leagues meet, with convention reports by Mary Tucker, Helen Mauthe and Katharine Kracaw. Evening service at 7:20 features songs and a sermon titled The Generous Man. Choir special numbers and organ preludes follow, with selections by McDowell and Gatty.
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Bible School
Jesse R. Busby
Mary Tucker
Helen Mauthe
Katharine Kracaw
Ted
Jenne J. Millar
Board Tonight At Church Meeting
A church board meeting is scheduled for tonight and all members are urged to attend.
Preaching Postponed One Week at Associate Presbyterian
The Rev. A. M. Malcolm reports last Sabbath preaching was postponed for one week. Regular services resume next Sabbath with morning and evening preaching, Bible class at ten o'clock and Young People's Study at 6:30.
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Associate Presbyterian
A. M. Malcolm
Opening of Bible School by Loyal Sons and Daughters
The Loyal Sons and Daughters class leads the Bible School opening with an inspiring program. Public worship at 11 with a sermon on Christian Repose, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, Juniors at 6 30, and an evening meeting at 7 20 on Pivot Battles of Life. Services open to all, led by W H Hampton minister.
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Sons and Daughters
Bible School
W. H. Hampton
Second United DresmyrerttNn Sabbath Service Notice
On Sabbath July 1 1923 the church will hold morning and evening services at usual hours. The pastor Willard Wy ie will preach on The Patriotism of Moses in the morning and I Kings 20 40 And as thy servant was busy here and there he was gone in the evening. All are invited to attend.
Christian Science Chapel Invitation Reading Notice
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend a Christian Science chapel service featuring a Golden Text from John 16 12 and responsive readings including seat 4 1 4 6 22 14.
County Churches Sunday School and BYP U Revamp
The Sunday school at 10700 opens at 9 with preaching at 11 and a 730 BYP U session in two groups led by Ralph Unthank Harold Booth Velma Booth and Faye Reeves. An evangelistic sermon at 820 follows before the Lord's Supper and Right Hand of Fellowship. President Harding unable to attend the Fourth plans a patriotic program and supper inviting all with baskets.
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BY. P. U
Ralph Unthank
Harold Booth
Velma Booth
Faye Reeves
Sunday School and Sermon at Open Line Church
Pastor A F Aldrich announces the last service as leader and pastor. Sunday school begins at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00 using St John 13 25 Text By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples.
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A. FE. Aldrich
New Haven Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The New Haven Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 2 90 and preaching at 2 00. Pastor A B Aldrich signs off stating the pastorate with the church and inviting attendance next Sunday.
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A. EB. Aldrich
Bethel Presbyterian Sunday Services Highlight
Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. with the topic National Blessedness. Evening service at 7 p.m. on The Tempest.
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At & P.cm
Poison from 24000 rattlesnakes aids scientists in Brownsville
W A King nicknamed Snake runs Snakeville on Brownville’s outskirts collecting venom from about 8000 rattlers. Crystals are shipped to researchers worldwide seeking snake bite remedies. King says he never charges for venom or antitoxin and dedicates the work to human and animal benefit.
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W. A
Snakeville
Brownville
King
Ces
Brownsville
Severa
Brownsuil
Expres
King’s
West Chester United Presbyterian Church notices
Sabbath school at 2:00 PM and preaching at 11:99 AM. Evening service at 8:00 PM with the morning sermon on The Obligations for Citizenship. An Evanne sermon titled Spiling Away Freo desas invites the young people to attend the Bab bath school hour for a decision and representation, led by J. B. Patterson.
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West Chester United Propbrterian Church
Freo Desas
J. B. Patterson
East to East and West Is West Potentates in a Persian Bed Tale
A Persian ambassador, used to splendor, mistook a bed for a throne in a hotel suite. He seated visitors on the bed and slept on a mat beside the bee, illustrating a comic misreading of domestic comfort.
Scientist Supplies Crystals for Antitoxin Study and Expands Rattlesnake Farm
The article notes Dr. King providing crystals and rattlesnake antitoxin serum to Brazil's Sao Paulo snake farm. It also reports his broader expansion into diverse animal life including parrots iguanas ant eaters horned toads wild cats Mexican lions and leopards.
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Kins
King
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Memory as a purse and a warning against overfilling
A meditation comparing memory to a purse that cannot shut. It warns against gluttonous curiosity that feeds on many things, lest greediness in memory ruin its digestion. The quote emphasizes restraint and mindful retention.
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Fouller
Thought for the Day: Religion in a Smile
A brief reflection notes that religious feeling can reside in a smile as much as in outward ceremonies, suggesting inner faith may show in everyday kindness and expression.
Stray Bit of Wisdom Asks Life’s Value and Applause
A brief eccentric aphorism notes life’s value lies in audience and praise rather than victory, quoting an old author. The fragment hints at a view of success measured by spectators and approval.
Deathly Ill Man Credits Mayr Remedy in Ad
An Od resident claims he avoided death after 10 days without food and five doctors' care by using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He praises rapid relief and recovery of appetite and strength, describes jaundice relief, and notes the product removes intestinal catarrhal mucus. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists promote the remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
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