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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
5
Rev A M Malcolm leads Sabbath services with communion and a preparatory service Friday and Saturday. Music program features hymns, anthems, postludes, and a Sanctuary music emphasis. Church events include Bible School at 9 45, morning and evening worship, and a youth choir program.
The church calls for a large attendance at Bible school and a lecture sermon on Our Nation's Supreme Problem. Communion is at 11 o'clock with a sermon The Conversion of the Eunuch. Endeavor societies meet, and the men’s quartet provides special music. Minister Wm. B. Shelley extends an invitation to all.
A pastor explains three church member groups workers jerkers and shirkers. Workers are reliable all the time jerkers only at revivals or special occasions and shirkers never. Church activities list Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 11 60 B Y P U 6 45 evening worship 7 30 and Wednesday prayer 7 30. Board of trustees meets Monday at 7 20 and annual business meeting is Wednesday May 14 conducted by John D Kern pastor.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 led by the pastor on Happy Work for Everybody Intermediate League meets 6 30 in chapel with Catherine Hall Epworth League meets 6 30 in Social Hall Hazel Payne leader Evening service at 7 20 features The Modern Macedonian Call with 20 minutes of congregational singing led by Mr. Miller Organ prelude Andantino in D a a Ee Lamare Anthem From The Messiah Offertory To a Water Lily MacDowell Comfort Ye From The Messiah Handel iss gh aa Neyin Anthem How I Lovely Are Thy TE 6 no dhemndrenes Wolcott Offertory Berceuse TM'-Dickinson Sunset and Evening Star Adams Read Organ prelude Will O the Wisp Postlude in F by Mr Miller.
Sabbath morning services with preparatory sessions at 7:30 this evening and Saturday at two. Rev. George S. Coleman of Hopkinson to preach Saturday afternoon and morning and evening Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. W. G. Robb, pastor. A. M. EK Sunday school 9:30 and service 11. EB league 6:30 with 7:30 evening service. Rev. ER Edwards of Des Moines district presiding elder to preach at both services. Rev. J. B. Easley, pastor.
County churches invite families to Sunday school at 10 4 pm and morning worship at 11 o clock. The aim is to supplement home instruction for youths and welcome suggestions to improve the Sunday school hour. Members invite neighbors to worship and feel at home in the community.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 2 p m Epworth League at 7 p m Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 8 p m Official Board night The morning sermon titled Son not reap not and the evening sermon Saying Goodbye to God are announced Reception of members led by W H Moore pastor
Sunday school at 10 a m invites attendees to bring birthday offerings. Preaching at 11 a m by Rev W H Dillon.
The West Chester Baptist Church invites all to a morning service at 11 with the topic The Secret of a Fruitful Life. B Y P U meets at 6 30 led by Ruth Dayton. An evening union with the Methodist church at 7 30. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 8. The Work of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Cc E Hillis.
Sunday service at New Haven Baptist Church features a 2 p m Sunday school and a 3 p m preaching session. Mrs Hillis will speak, with EB Hillis as pastor, delivering the message on faith's persistency.
Sunday school starts at 10 with morning preaching at 11 and evening service at 8. Group No. 2 leads the 7 oclock B Y P U. Dr Saunders from Baptist hospital St Paul to speak at both services. Rev A J Unthank is pastor. The public is invited.
The piece notes Japan's diet mirrors Britain's structure yet differs in tone where debates resemble courteous pleas and rank keeps leaders from guaranteed seats, reflecting a unique dynamic in Japanese legislative proceedings.
Text argues secret treaties undermine nations and urges open covenants and righteous home life. It cites Israel’s king and decline due to idolatry and moral lapse, warning America to learn from Israel and strengthen homes, laws, and faith to avoid national collapse.
A small petrified forest with several stumps and fallen logs was found in the hills riming the Mohave desert about 1385 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The tallest stump reaches about nine feet and is described as filled with mud and lava.
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