Lesson for March 10
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
3
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
A sermon notes Judges chapters 2 7 11 16 23 on forgetting God causing national and spiritual confusion. It warns that nations and individuals fail when they ignore Gods law and cites Israel as example while urging America to turn to God lest judgment follows.
The article explains how digestion pushes food via wavelike muscular contractions in the stomach and intestines, propelling contents through the digestive tract.
Morning worship at 10 with Sunday school at 11 and a sermon titled The Christian That Might Have Been. Union service at 7 30 p m in the Baptist church with a sermon Religious Rheumatism. Young people meet Thursday 7 30 at the Zieslowsky home. Milo J Phillipi pastor.
St James Catholic Church schedules two masses at 8 in the morning and 10 in the morning led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor indicating regular parish services and clerical leadership.
Morning worship at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 10 45 a m, youth fellowship at 5 00 p m, union evening services at the Baptist church with Rev Milo Philip pi delivering the sermon on Our Brothers. Music by Tucker director of music and Mrs Boyd White organist with Thomas Polk as minister.
Immanuel Lutheran invites worship at 4 a.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. Mid week Lenten service is at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Pastor L. M. Bleichwehr serves at 320 S. Iowa Ave. Phone 475J.
Church of Nazarene at 401 E. Jefferson St lists Sunday school 9 45 am and morning worship 11 am with sermon The Holy Spirit and the Spirit of the World Young people's service 7 pm evangelistic service 7 45 pm and Christian service training class 8 pm Wednesday. Pastor Ralph E Gray extends a welcome.
The program lists morning music including a prelude and anthems, a 9 45 a m Sunday school session, a 6 p m young people's meeting, and a 7 30 p m union evening service led by Rev Milo Philippi with organist Mrs Charles Murdock and pianist Mrs Ruth Lemley.
The Methodist Church schedules 9 45 a m Sunday school 1 45 worship with Dr. Miller preaching A Protestant Looks at Lent Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m and union evening service at 7 30 p m at the Baptist church Organ prelude and a selection list include A Lenten Prelude De Cellae in Selby Anthem When I Consider the One Burham soloist Offertory How Beautiful Upon the Mountains postlude in E minor MacDonald ministers include Fred E Miller D D Scott and Ione Burham
The March 10 1946 lesson in Christian Science churches centers on Man. Golden text from Psalms 37 23 states The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord and he delighteth in his way. Readings emphasize man as image of God, spiritual and perfect, not material.
Walter A. Smith serves as church school superintendent while Mrs. James Birney is named organist. Edna M. Klein becomes director of music with Herbert C. Osincup in the same department.
Early morning Bible school at 3 45 a.m. and worship at 10 45 a.m. led by Dr E E Grice on Certainty in Christ from Corinthians. Evening union service 7 30 p.m. at the Baptist church with Rev Milo Phillips, special music by organ and soloists, Lorena as minister George Kerr director Carolyn Hamilton organist Helen Harvey.
Calvary Baptist invites all to Melovacha Sunt for 9 30 Bible school with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10 45 features Trials and Triumphs of Apostolic Testimony Evangelistic service at 7 30 with Does it Make Any Difference What I Believe Message Prayer services 8 p m Monday to Friday special in preparation for Evangelist W J McNaughton Child evangelism class 415 pm All children welcome Pastor A K Diddams Shailor Mathews quote listed as a note
A Sunday schedule lists Presbyterian services at 10:45 with Junior choir and offertory. Morning message by Trevelyn E. White, minister, with special numbers by Wilson, Forrest Walker, Van de Water. Union services follow at 7:30 at the Baptist church led by James Easter with Edith M. Shields as organist and director.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 E. 2nd St invites all to Sunday Bible classes and gospel service. Sermon on The Story of our Lord's Temptation from Matthew 4 1 11. Wednesday theme The Cross for Victory and Luke 2242. Confirmation Thursday 7 p m. Pastor J H Beiderwieden invites you to worship. 409 East Main Phone 247.
Christian Tabernacle lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 am with a sermon Gods Free Man Evangelistic service at 730 pm featuring Sermon Our Generation and its New Inventions preached by Rev W J Stevens Pastor Robert Stevens invites all to attend.
The Cyclamen, a Mediterranean ornamental, needs a cool moist setting with ample sunlight. It thrives in average homes where nights stay below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove flowers as they fade and water well each day.
Valley area church notes announce Sunday school at 10:30 a m and morning worship at 11:30 a m with a sermon titled Almost Persuaded. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at the church for an all day event. attendees invited to bring lunch. Milo J. Phillipi is the pastor.
Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. An annual congregational meeting is set for March 13 at noon with a pot luck dinner. The Ministeral Associations of Washington and Louisa counties gather at Cotter church at 10 a.m. W. Z. Allen is pastor.
This weekend Rev. George Sweeting and Pianist Don Van Hoozier lead services Friday and Saturday night and Sunday with a Bible school hour 10 to 11 and an 11 o clock morning service. Don plays piano and George sings draws, preaches. Final 8:00 PM service offers song, music, drawing, and a challenging message. Merle Booth student pastor.
Sunday program lists 10 00 Sunday school led by Supt Mr John McDowell with 11 00 Morning worship and a sermon on The New Birth based on Jesus discourse to Nicodemus from John chapter three by Student Pastor Charles C Masson
The church schedules Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. The Lord's Supper will be observed during the morning service. Dr. Scheuermann preaches Sunday March 17. A noon cooperative meal precedes the Fourth Quarterly Conference. reports are requested. Coach Winlock leads Youth Fellowship Sunday evening March 17. H. W. Munster, Pastor.
Church notices urge attendance with Sabbath School at ten led by Mrs Marion Wilpatrick as superintendent and a sermon on the Parable of the Ten Virgins. Y P C U meets at 6 30. It has been said an atheist is a man who has no invisible means of support. Come to church.
Crawfordsville churches publish Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. with sermons and youth programs led by parents and supts. Activities include youth meetings, youth fellowship, WSCS, prayer service, and Boy Scouts. Congregational meeting and supper set for Wednesday evening March 20.
Some housekeepers add a splash of vinegar to the final rinse water to soften and relax delicate fabrics before ironing, making the process smoother and less wrinkled.
Cotter pupils and teachers recap a busy period with essays, spelling wins, and grades. Seventh and eighth graders earn top spots on honor lists while new students join classes. birthdays and party celebrations mark the week as teachers rotate due to the flu.
Rev J J Fath, acting pastor, distributed St Marys Riverside annual report for 1945 detailing receipts 11974 84 expenditures 11522 30 and a small treasury balance. The document lists officers pewholders Sodality Rosary and Holy Name groups plus notes on Monsignor Jacobsmeier who resigned in October.
Mary W. Packer reports that the Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville will hold its annual congregational meeting and supper on Wednesday evening March 20. There will be no sermonist candidate for Sunday morning March 10. Also noted: Girls 4-H club met at Lucille and Joyce Gault's home, learning dyeing for rug materials, with songs and refreshments.
Mildred Whiting has returned home after discharge from the WAC in Washington. Prof. and Mrs. J C Wooley from Columbia Missouri are visiting relatives. Howard Andersons traveled to Iowa City to hear news commentator Robert St John. Mrs J C Huston hosts her nine month old granddaughter for a guest stay in town.
Texas Cotton Texas reports 614 million acres with an average lint yield of 154 pounds per acre. This data highlights total lint potential and regional production intensity across the state.
An article notes shifts in food preferences with Americans moving from heavily salted colored butter to lightly salted uncolored butter. It contrasts bacon tastes with British preference for lean bacon, Russians for fatty cuts, and the United States for lean sliced bacon with minimal fat.
Nutritious cabbage is well stocked with vitamin C in abundance especially when raw. The leafy vegetable also contains thiamin riboflavin and niacin along with minerals calcium iron and phosphorus.
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