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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
6
A lively Wednesday gathering at the J Thompson home featured party games and refreshments including sandwiches pickles coffee and old fashioned molasses cookies. The Thompson young folks were praised as fine entertainers by departing guests.
Geneva February reports Prof Paul Seippel of the Federal Polytechnic Zurich warns Swiss readers that Germany is imperialistic and will soon field a large menacing army. He ties his letters to a recent English general Morgan report on German military prep and says German universities and people are captured by imperialist doctrine. He doubts immediate war but fears German imperialists will reveal their arrogance and ambitions.
A Baptist church announces two weeks of nightly services at 7 30 pm led by Dr James V Litimer a missionary to Huchow China Tonight’s schedule includes Sunday services and weekly topics such as A Lonely Journey Pors It Pay to be a Christian Facing the Future The Hounds of Heaven The Black Curtain and The Challenge of Faith The church school morning worship and various youth programs are listed Communion and prayer meetings are noted alongside a flower of music and postlude selections by the church organists and choir directors
Morning worship at 9:45 with 11 oclock and 7 pm services. Orville Korf leads Intermediate Society on China Beneath the Smokestacks. Ruth Paul heads Senior Society on The Masters Method of Winning Followers. Prof H E Case speaks on The Business of the Church and Marsh W Bailey on The Budget of the Church. evening topic Things Which are Priceless. Music includes Prelude Song Without Words Flagler Response O hear Our Prayer Flagler Offertory At An Old Trysting Mac Dowell Anthem Christ the Foundation. All invited and urged to attend.
Usual services at Hible church with morning and evening sermons. Morning sermon subject: Crucifying Christ. Evening sermon subject: Crucified With Christ. Prayer meeting at 6 p m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m. A M Malcolm, minister.
No services Sunday March 8th. Regular morning services in both languages Sunday March 15th at 11:00. Sunday school at 10:00. Holy Communion in English during morning services Sunday March 29. March 17 Sunday school institute at the church with officers and teachers from Muscatine Sigourney Valley and Washington. Meals provided for invited guests and church leaders.
The church outlines a 7 o clock evening program with the chorus sung by the choir and a sermon titled Line Busy. Dr Blagg will visit Monday and stay two weeks with subjects to be announced. Music includes organ preludes anthems offertories quartets and postludes led by Gabriel W Bowers and Mary Hunter.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled My Own Vineyard The Intermediate League meets in the chapel led by Frances Thomas Juanita Rosenberger leads the Epworth League at 6 p m in Social Hall Evangelistic services begin Sunday
The notice invites attendance at an 11 AM morning service with a sermon on man by the golden text Psalms 37 23 and a responsive reading from Wisdom 27 1 8 11 13 14. It welcomes all to attend and participate in the worship event.
The County Churchs West Chester Baptist announces 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 Morning Worship with the topic The Place of Human Effort in a God given Revival. 6:30 BR Y P U service 7:20 Inspiring service and sermon on Preparation for meeting God Mrs Hillis speaks at both services Rev CK Willis pastor special meetings continue through the coming week and an urgent invitation to all.
The New Haven Baptist church schedules a Sunday School at 2:00 and a preaching service at 5:00 with the topic God’s Telescope. Mrs Hillis will speak and Pastor C BE Willis extends a warm welcome to all attendees.
Bethel Presbyterian and Ainsworth M. E. Church schedule for Sunday March 8, 1925 lists Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with J M Clegg in charge. event worship at 7 30 P M noted.
Chilcote Library announces new titles across subjects. G N Luccock presents the Home God meant while Hallam Hakesworth assists career choices. Chas F Holder covers Big Game Fishes. H E Howe editor curates Chemistry in Industry. Sigmund Spatch argues for Common Sense of Music. Campbell Guy offers Golf for Beginners. C C P Fordyce Trail Craft Adv. Clayton Hamilton discusses Contemporary Drama. S A Coblentz offers Modern American Lyrics. Edmund Vance Cooke shares Companionable Poems. Joseph Collins examines The Doctor Looks at Literature. Nicolay Helen narrates Our Capital on the Potomac. C H Dennis profiles Eugene Field's Creative Years. F S Allen provides Synonyms and Antonyms.
The Kepworth league holds a Wednesday 6:50 PM prayer meeting with an evening sermon on New York City as the great missionary field. A meeting of all group leaders is scheduled at the church Wednesday at 2:30 PM. W. S Moore, pastor.
Regular morning services Sunday March 5th with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and service at 11:00 a m. The Sacrament of Holy Communion to be observed Sunday April 5th. Carl W Klein pastor.
Epitaphic note honors Merald Duluth with a brief, measured line. The inscription hints at the phrase He meant well as a central sentiment. Local readers interpret the epitaph as a personal memorial in a small community context.
The Knights of Pythias invite members to work in the rank of knight Monday evening March 9 at 7 30. A good attendance is requested. L A Jones C C 1713. The Junior Queen Esther Standard Bearers will meet Monday at 4 PM with Mrs P L Etter 17t7.
Notice requests people who left pans or plates at the Inter church bake sale to claim them at Crail's store. Those who still have items should also leave them at the same location for pickup.
A British motorist caused glass to scatter on a highway and was ordered by a police officer to return and collect the shards. She then appeared in court and paid a fine under strict law.
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