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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1944
Page
3
The notice lists the March 12 lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
Analysis of Mark 14 and 15 scenes detailing Judas betrayal Peter’s fear and denial Pontius Pilate’s political choice and the cost of following Jesus The text urges courage faithfulness and readiness for a Christless eternity despite social pressure and convenience.
Worn sheets can be cut to suitable lengths for curtains or dyed for window coverings. They also serve as covers for dresses and coats, extending fabric use.
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with the Christ of the Gospels theme Young people at 6 30 evening service at 7 30. Morning music includes Sabbat Calm Aubade and Postlude. Evening music features Dix and In A Monastery. Organist Mrs Charles McConnell and director Charles Murdock. Minister Alfred Trenerry.
The Woman's Guild will meet at the church for an all day quilting party on Wednesday March 15. Members are asked to bring their own lunch. Milo J. Phillips, pastor.
Morning worship at 10 46 sermon The Cross of Circumstance service at 7 30 with Lord Teach Us To Pray music includes organ prelude Agnus Dei Prelude of Goe, Thy Cross, O Jesus Thou Didst Bear, Angelus offertory Hark Hark My Soul Postlude by Bartley Fred E Miller minister Elouise R Sorden director Edna M Klein organist
St James Catholic Church schedules Masses at 5 in the morning and 10 o’clock in the morning led by Rev. H J Corcoran, pastor.
Worship schedule at the Presbyterian church lists Bible school at 9 45 AM with Wm Graf as superintendent. Services follow at 10 45 AM and 7 30 PM with music by A M and organ preludes and postludes. Performances include pieces by Mendelssohn Handel Bossi and Stenson with named musicians Edith Gillespie Iola Armstrong and Mrs Henry Shields directing. Minister F W Eastwood presides.
Trinity Lutheran at 302 E Second St schedules worship at 11 15 A M with a sermon from Luke 11 23 Who is definitely with Christ and a full slate of Bible study classes Tue 7 30 P M and Saturday 1 30 P M plus Lenten service Thursday 8 P M and broadcasts on WMT Mutual at 12 30 P M and 3 P M. Pastor RE L Stuempfig extends a hearty welcome to all meetings and services.
The confirmation class meets at the parsonage Saturday at 1 30 p m. Morning worship is at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 a m. Sermon topic: What God Does In.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon for all Christian Science Churches centers on Substance as eternal and unchanging. Golden Text from Romans 1 20 and II Corinthians 4 17 18 emphasize unseen spiritual realities. Passages from Science and Health define Substance as Truth Life and Love, the evidence of things not seen.
East Jefferson Street church lists Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 with the sermon Fitness for Service. A 7:30 young people service and 8:00 evening service follow, plus Wednesday prayer at 8. Pastor James Robbins invites attendance.
The Christian Tabernacle announces Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 am and a sermon The Hope of Glory Evangelistic service at 6 30 pm and a sermon When the Judgments of God are Dated at 7 30 pm There is no service tonight Friday Pastor W J Stevens leads the church
Immanuel Lutheran invites families to Saturday Bible school at 9 A M and Sunday activities at 10 and 11 A M including worship with Holy Communion. The midweek Lent service next Wednesday explores Pilate's truth question as Ek H Wedland leads.
Calvary Baptist on 2nd Ave at Jefferson offers 9:30 morning worship with The Prayer For Sinners, 10:30 Bible school for all ages, Melo Vadha event, 7:00 evening evangelistic service with The Unpardonable Sin, 8:00 Monday youth Bible class, and 8:00 Thursday Bible study and prayer. Pastor A E Diddams leads.
United Presbyterian Church presents a morning worship at 9 45 with a budget presentation and canvass at 10 45. Evening service at 7 30 features a sermon For Christ with special music and organ preludes and solos.
A compact church notice lists Gracehill Moravian services with Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 led by F W Eastwood, Robert Hyde and 8 S Supt. Visitors welcome. Also notes Associate Presbyterian Sabbath school 10:00 am worship 11:00 am evening 7 30 and 8 00 pm Wednesday prayer at George Masson home.
The Church of Christ Bible school schedules 9 45 worship 10 45 sermon and a Wednesday eve program at 8 00. Two car loads of young people plan to attend the Youth Zone meet at Sigourney next Sunday. March 15 church night features a walk by Norman Schoon recounting service in Ireland Sicily and Italy. Pastor Ivan Riess.
Ainsworth U P Church announces Sabbath school at 10:60 and morning worship at 11:00. The Pioneer group meets at 7:00 with a 7:30 Y P C U fellowship. A Sunday practice precedes March 19 serving, with Ladies Aid lunch on March 16 and annual congregational meeting March 29 chaired by Student Pastor Herbert M. Gless.
Valley Sunday school at 10 30. Morning worship at 11 30. Sermon topic What God Does In Tragedy. The Ladies Aid will meet at Miss Myrtle Franks home Wednesday March 15 for an all day meeting. Bring lunch. Milo J Phillips pastor.
The Lureka Methodist Church sets a 10:00 to 10:45 school session and 10:45 to 11:30 public worship led by Minister W L Clapp with Evelyn Byers as assistant superintendent. Sermon text is My Heart is sad sad even to death stay here and watch with me. There is no other service.
Prairie Flower Baptist invites all ages to Bible school led by Cliff Reeves. Morning worship features The Prayer For Sinners Father Forgive Them for They Know Not What They Do. Evening evangelistic service centers on The Unpardonable Sin. A midweek message labeled Pauls message to Colosse. Pastor A. E. Diddams extends the invitation.
Morning worship at 10:00 AM Bible school at 11:00 AM Evening service at 7:45 PM Youth fellowship meets Tuesday evening announcement of meeting place to follow at worship service
M Bethel Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM with Dr. Voorhies delivering the sermon. All are welcome to attend.
Sunday morning March 5 was set aside as Loyalty Sunday but bad roads kept many from church. Pastor Arthur Peters urges extra effort for the next Lord's Day and notes the service will address The Failure at Ai.
John McDowell leads Bible school in September with morning worship at 10 00 A M and a union evening service at 11 00 A M A mid week service follows Wednesday at 8 00 P M with a Bible study and prayer session at the parsonage The social circle announces its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlors hosted by Mrs Fisher and helpers Rev Mr Munster will deliver the message and attendees are urged to bring a friend
Shirley Simpkins leads the Youth Fellowship meeting next Sunday with the topic The Church and Our Personal Needs. Woman's Society of Christian Service circles meet Thursday March 16 with devotional and program leaders listed. Ainsworth Youth Fellowship to entertain West Chester Fellowship on March 19. F. J. Robins, Pastor.
West Chester Methodists announce Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:45 p.m. and union service at 7:30 p.m. at the Federated church. Friscilla Porter leads youth. Easter sermon by Dr. L. L. Weis. fund drive aims to raise 50 for world services.
Sunday school meets at lu A and Sunday evening worship at 6 30. Dr. Voorhies will preach. Congregational meeting scheduled for Tuesday March 14.
Crawfordsville churches list Sunday school at 10:00 A M Joseph Jones Sept Worship at 11:00 AM Youths Fellowship at 6:30 PM Lesson The Land of Palestine Union service at 7:30 PM Subject From the Blackboard Boy Scouts meet Monday 7:00 PM W S C S meets Tuesday at 2 PM
Mrs. D. W. Githens is devotional leader and Mrs. Earl Walker program leader. Mrs. Donald Blankenhorn serves as social chairman. The 4th Quarterly Conference is set for March 17 with Frederick Westbrook as pastor.
Sabbath school at 10 00 A M Mrs Ida Wooley Sept Morning worship at 11 00 A M Theme In the Garden The Women s Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs E L Clark Mrs Louise Holmes will lead the devotions Program leader Mrs Lisle Maxwell Subject Beyond the Horizon Worship and Consecration Roll call Suggestions for the New Year Rev R M McCracken Pastor
David Henry Davis serves as superintendent for Sunday school at 10 69 A M and worship at 11 A M. Young Peoples service is at 6 30 P M. Willing Workers meet Tuesday afternoon. Women’s Missionary Society gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs Poston. Rev H N Poston is the pastor.
The service times include 10:00 A M worship, 11:00 A M Sunday school, 7:30 P M Young Peoples, and 8:00 P M worship. Leader Sarah Davis. The annual meeting with a polluck dinner planned for March 10 is postponed to March 17.
Oranges and relatives grow well almost everywhere in the tropics but commercial citrus centers lie just outside the tropics in temperate zones. Trees thrive when winter temperatures stay just above freezing, keeping them healthy, yet a deeper cold can destroy thousands of trees.
Inspect potatoes before storage and remove those not in prime condition. Separate badly bruised or cracked potatoes for immediate use as they spoil quickly. Keep store away from light to preserve flavor, and use cloth or heavy paper to cover small quantities.
Antimony is chiefly used in storage batteries as an alloy with lead to form sturdy frames that resist sulphuric acid. Lead and lead peroxide on the plates are affected by the acid, a chemical action essential to electricity release.
Used as a lubricant, soap assists in making shell and cartridge cases barbed wire cables springs and cold drawn metal shapes. For cold drawing alone at least 11 million pounds of soap are required annually to support war production.
Indoor tomato and cucumber plants often need artificial pollination for best fruiting. Jarring flowers or brushing pollen from another blossom onto the stigma works. Pollination should be done daily as each flower opens to ensure seeds set.
The guide instructs pressing corduroy on the wrong side over a thick pad using moderate heat. Use several thicknesses of Turkish towel as a pad and avoid stacking pieces until completely dry. If available, a steam iron is recommended for best results.
For machine washing two inches of suds suffice for a good job. Hand laundering requires only a small amount, not a full bowl, for items like hose, handkerchiefs, or a sheer blouse.
The passage notes a long tradition of local self government in China where towns and counties managed local affairs without police. Elective aldermen upheld peace and order, making police presence largely unnecessary in old Chinese localities.
Improved firing methods and modern heating plants allow oxidation of volatile coal gases to minimize smoke.
A vintage advertisement promotes Buckley’s Canadian Cough Mixture as a triple acting remedy for bronchial coughs. It claims instant action to loosen phlegm and soothe membranes, with over 12 million bottles sold. The ad urges purchase at Geo. McDaniel's Drug Store and other outlets.
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