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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
7
The article lists church events with Sunday school at 9 45 A M and no morning worship. A C EB league at 6 20 P M and a teachers meeting Tuesday at 7 30 P M invite all. Visitors welcomed and Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM at 1028 E Main St. Theodore C Meibohm is the pastor.
The article laments dwindling church attendance and urges faith with messages of happiness and peace. It lists church activities including 9:45 Bible school 10:46 Communion and worship 7:30 Evening Worship led by officials and organizers, with Pastor Vernon Carter announcing next Sabbath Bible study and preaching with A M Malcolm as pastor.
The schedule lists morning worship at 10 46 with Bishop Frederik D Leete as speaker and a Young People's meeting at 8 30. evening service at 7 30 with sermon on Turn Ye Northward. Preparatory classes Wednesday 4 15 and 7 00, mid week service 8 00 Wednesday. Music includes multiple preludes and anthems. organist Edna M Klein. Baptist note mentions increased attendance and March to Church in March initiative with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 46 followed by B Y P U at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with The Two Beggars.
The agenda lists Trinity Lutheran Church services at 9:30 Sunday school, 10:30 divine worship, and 7:45 Lent service. The Lutheran Hour radio program airs Sunday at 2:30 pm on KFUO 550 and WLW 700 with a sermon titled The Christian's Humble Prayer for Daily Needs. It also previews a evening sermon on the crucifixion focusing on darkness at Golgotha.
Sunday school at 9 45 A M and morning worship at 10 45 A M announced. Crusaders at 6 00 P M and Evangelistic service at 7 20 P M with Rev H H Caswell of Des Moines preaching nightly through the week. Caswell, pastor of The Four Square church in Des Moines, has vast evangelistic experience. Don't miss hearing him tonight. Regular service tonight led by Pastor W J Stevens.
Members are invited to 11 o clock Sunday morning services at the South Iowa Avenue edifice. The Lesson Sermon for all Christ Scientist churches centers on Man with the Golden Text from Psalms 119 and includes Bible quotes and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health.
St Pauls Evangelical Church schedules morning worship at 9 30 A M and Sunday School at 10 30 A M Pastor Carl W Klein leads the service.
The notice details a Sunday church program with Bible school at 9 30 Supt Vernon Witting classes for all ages worship at 10 45 and 7 30 Evening features a missionary play Two Masters by the young people A mission to welcome attendees and a Y P presentation. Special music includes organ preludes and anthems plus a morning and evening sermon series and choral offerings.
D Chalmers Fulton is appointed minister with Carolyn Hamilton serving as Muasie Director and Helen Harvey as organist in the church leadership lineup.
W Chester Baptist and U P churches hold Sunday school at 10:00 and morning service at 11:00 led by Pastor Lefever. The study of the Book of Ruth will begin.
Morning service begins at 10 00 led by Pastor Lefever with a sermon on Ruth 1 28 Anoice. Sunday school follows at 11 00 under Minister Lefever.
Ainsworth U P plans a Sabbath Day of Prayer with a sermon on Christian Education at 11 o clock and Bible school at 16 o clock. YY P C U meets at 7 for talks by Miss Kenagy Miss Harbison Robert Sharpe Leta Keiper Miss Kendall and Kenneth McConnell includes Youth in Action themes. A pot luck supper and a Beal tribute follow at home. The community notes record church groups gathering chaotic roads hinder attendance and a 7000 note burned to celebrate church progress.
The passage recalls the work of the church and the call for current members and youth to continue the good work begun. Mr. Beal held the note and Mr Koehler held the maten as a blaze occurred. The congregation sang and Pastor Fred Sharpe offered prayer before the sermon on the Christian church.
Valley announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 00 A M and morning worship at 11 thirty six.
Sunday schedule includes 10:00 A M West Chester M E hour, 11:00 Worship with sermon on The Influence of the Cross, 6:30 Epworth League, 7:20 preaching using a new testament character. Wed March 11 Ladies Aid meets at 2 P M. Pastor A W McBilain urges all to attend.
Methodist Episcopal Church school at 9 30 A M and service at 10 30 A M. Mrs Osborn speaks on Woman s Foreign Missionary society work in South America. Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Evening service announcement at morning service. Thos Osborn pastor.
Morning worship at 11 00 A M union service at 7 30 P M sermon theme The Lengthening Shadow of the Cross Wednesday evening union prayer and Bible service Wenger pastor.
United Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath School at four and Young People’s union at six thirty. On Sabbath evening March 15 at seven thirty the Philharmonica acapella choir of Parsons College will present a concert of sacred music conducted by Donald Zimmerman.
Sunday program lists 10 00 A M church school led by J W Rich superintendent Sermon by minister Epworth League at 6 30 P M Forrest McNeil leader subject Studies in the Teaching of Kagawa Evening worship at 7 30 P M with churches uniting at the Presbyterian church Sermon by Rev Wenger Co W Cochran minister.
Mrs. A Roy reported a diamond ring valued at 250 dollars missing after a pig swallowed it at Mechanics Falls Maine. An extensive search failed to reveal the ring and she gave up the effort.
Lesson outlines Luke 10 25 37 focusing on love of God and neighbor and defining who counts as a neighbor. It explains the lawyer's questions and Jesus responses, stressing active compassionate service, sacrifice, and Jesus as the model of neighborliness.
Three weeks after the event the ring reappeared when a butcher, presented with a pig sent to him by Mrs Roy, discovered the token among the entrails.
Franklin Center notes from March 6 report everyday happenings. J D Smith still ill in bed slowly improving. Families visit, attend 4 H meetings, and welcome returning Zera Bush from Davenport. Local residents share dinners and drop by homes of Bartholomew, Morgan, Combs, Dill and Waggoner.
Orson, Harry Campbell and daughter Jean are ill with the flu. Homer Coulter of Peoria Illinois visits the A B Dill home. A paper hanger and painter work at the Art Dawson home as Mrs Geo Bartholomew hosts the Linger Longer ladies gathering. New residents receive a hearty neighborhood welcome.
In Beaumont Texas the prize pet Soupy a brindle bulldog owned by the C R Davis family reappears at the door after eight months away. The long vanished dog was found by the family upon hearing a noise at the door one morning.
Juliet Rankin rises in Madame Hubert's beauty institute where manager Thomas O'Hara falls for her, while Dr. Franz Van Guerdon jealously schemes. Juliet envisions broadening sales to discount stores, triggering uproar as Mrs. McSpadden disrupts a private life. Katie Schmidt faces cosmetic costs and satire.
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