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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
3
Dr Kenneth Foreman presents scriptural readings citing Acts 16 1 3 first Corinthians 4 Pere sane Timothy 4 18 and Romans 2 as devotional anchors. The reading list emphasizes early Christian figures and passages to reflect on faith and conduct.
The article argues that today’s youth struggle amid gambling liquor ads and easy divorce while schools vary in emphasis from body to mind. It cites Rome’s past as a worse era but notes saints like Timothy thrived through strong friends and self discipline. It urges parents to steer youths toward virtuous peers and promotes temperance.
Von Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs Everette Gardner, enlisted in the air force last Friday and fled yesterday for Des Moines. From there he will be sent to San Antonio Texas for training.
A church notice invites readers to 517 Sc. Ave for the 2nd Sunday services at 6 p.m. This Sunday Rev. E. L. Haney and singers will attend. Everyone is cordially invited. Rev. Christina McDonald, pastor.
The A M E church announces Rev Christine McDonald of Cedar Rapids as the new pastor. Weekly and midweek services include Wednesday Ladies Aid at 2 pm, Thursday Lenten services at 8 pm with the theme Behold the suffering Savior in the Gray Dawn, and a Saturday children’s confirmation class. Sunday March 26 features Conquest for Christ Offering. morning worship at 10:45 am with You Can Do Something About It sermon. Fourth Quarterly Conference at 6 pm and union services at United Presbyterian at 7 pm. Music by organ postludes and choirs. ministers include Kern, Reed D D, and J Grossheim with Edna Klein and Robert Lverett.
St James Church lists Sunday Masses from October 1 to May 1 7 a m 7 30 a m and 10 15 a m Weekday Masses in October at 8 a m in church with Communion at 7 a m in the convent chapel After October 31 daily mass at 7 a m in the convent chapel Novena devotions Fridays at 7 30 p m Rev R J Kinnavey pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist at North Fifth Ave holds Sabbath school at 2 p.m and sermon at 3 p.m on Saturday. Pastor Glen Millard leads the denomination’s weekly services with community attendees.
The United Presbyterian church schedules a 9:50 a.m. Sunday school led by Robert Wiley, a 10:45 a.m. worship with a theme The Thirst and Pioneer Fellowship, followed by 6:50 p.m. junior group and 7:30 p.m. union services. Milo Phillips to speak, Galilee hymn, choir pieces by Croker and Luckenbill, organ solos, and offertories featuring traditional sacred works and Mendelssohn postlude.
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday School and Bible class meet at Teaem with divine worship each Sunday at Odapam. The Sunday theme is Conquering for Christ and a 2:00 p.m. service is held. A pastoral conference occurred Tuesday in Iowa City.
Christian Bible school attendees depart at 1 PM Sunday for the Zone Meet in North English. No Youth Meeting at the church. Morning organ preludes the service with There Is A Green Hill Far Away by Gounod. Offerings include Selected Special music and a trio featuring Jean Hesseltine, Jane Polk, and Shirley Askew. Postlude organ piece follows.
Confirmation class at 9:65 a m Sunday school at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m topic The Shadow of the Cross Union service 7 40 p m with United Presbyterian Church guest preacher Family night March 19 6 p m Bus Lunch Choir practice 7 50 p m Friday night sanctuary Be kind pastor Milo J Phillips leading warfare theme
Sunday schedule lists 0 45 a m Sunday school at 0 45 morning worship at 11 group meetings at 6 30 evangelistic service at 7 50 p m led by Pastor W J Stevens.
At 10 a m Bible school and 11 a m morning worship with a sermon titled Christians Are Light. 7 30 p m union services at United Presbyterian Church led by Basil G McBee pastor.
Immanuel Lutheran invites children to Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 50 am Pastor Carl Brenner Springfield WI and vacancy pastor L Schmidt Newton IA invite all to join in worship and fellowship.
The morning worship at the Baptist Church features a 9:45 opening with a 10:45 sermon titled Christian Youth Unlimited. Campfire Girls act as special guests, with preludes and anthems including Chaconne and Take the Name of Jesus With You. The junior choir performs Onward Christian SNS chronacton in Sullivan, and the offertory features Scherzino Tschaikowsky. Baptist youth fellowship follows at 6:15.
Evening worship at 7 50 features Anthem Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. Lorenz delivers a sermon The Urice of Revival. Weeknight revival sessions run Monday through Friday at 7 45 p.m. Guest speaker Rev. Frank Patterson LeMars Iowa. Second week speaker Rev Milan Thompson Mr Pleasant. Rev Earl Longfellow, minister. Mrs Paul Thayer, choir director. Mrs Chas McConnell, organist.
The First Church of God and Grace Hill Community announce Sunday school at 1 am and morning worship at 11 am with Rev. AJ L. Shuey and Rev. Peters respectively. Evening services at 7:50 pm, midweek worship, choir rehearsals, and social circle and official board meetings are listed with church officials John McDowell Arthur Peters Eugene Engel as supervisors.
Evening worship at 7250 pom and Bible study on Wednesday in the Bob Roberts home. Sunday school at 10 am. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Harveys Leeper next Wednesday afternoon. Crewe Posters and MYF events listed under church notices with various supervisors. Community prayer meeting at 7 30 at the Methodist Church and circle meeting Thursday at Mrs. Ethel Bergh home. ready for dedication and board meetings in Trenton area.
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