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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
5
Morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 in Washington. Pastor Carl W Klein proclaims that while human deeds fall short of God's law, belief in Jesus as the Way Truth and Life offers salvation. Visitors welcomed. Theodore C Meibohm leads.
The bulletin lists a Bible study at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. An United Presbyterian meeting occurs at 6:30 p.m. with preaching at 7:30 p.m. indicating daily evening activities.
Sunday services held at 11 o clock at the church on South Jom Ave. Public invited to the Lesson Sermon "Everlasting Punishment" by the Churches of Christ Scientist. Golden Text from Proverbs 16 6. Bible citations include Hebrews 12 6 7 and a passage from the Science text.
The morning service centers on Christ's Last Command with a Thank Offering for the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Evening focus on courtship and choosing a life mate under the theme Courtshipers. Church school at 9 30. Morning worship at 10 45. Epworth League 6 30. Evening service 7 30. Music includes Pater Noster and Earth is the Lord, with soloists and choirs. Trinity Lutheran also holds 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 Divine worship themed Tam the Door.
A devotional note extols service to Christ and the church as a supreme joy. It urges selfless giving of time talents and money as the path to true happiness in faith. The piece lists Bible School Communion worship and choir roles with names and a church schedule.
Presbyterian and Four Square Gospel churches announce services next Sunday Morning worship at 10:45 with sermons on Gods Message to the Desponding and The Task of Forgetting. Bible school at 9:30. Evening service 7:30. Junior and Senior societies meet 6:15 and 5 p m. Music includes organ preludes and solos.
A brief notice invites participation in a Bible school and church services. It recalls Phillips Brooks telling Helen Keller about God and questions why she did not know His name. The program includes Bible school at 9:45, morning worship at 14:45, ordination, a Young People's Meeting at 6:20, and a gospel service at 7:30.
A church program lists special music including organ preludes and postludes, anthems such as Praise the Lord O My Soul and Hear Our Prayer, solo Bach selections, and a featured offertory Melodie. Recitals accompany by ministers and the music director with the organist.
Sunday morning program titled Planting New Hearts and Watching Them Grow invites all to church life. Church school at 9:30 led by Terry Marsh, morning worship at 10:45, B Y with supper at 6 30, evening service at 7 30 led by Minister Arthur A Vinz.
Prairie Flower Baptist invites all to Bible school in the morning and Morning Worship with the Word. The church extends a hearty welcome to next Lord's Day services led by Pastor Cc. E. Strong with evening Gospel service and extra emphasis after Easter.
Eureka Methodist invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00 A M with Rev. Campbell of Mt Pleasant delivering the message W Chester Baptist U P conducts Sunday school at 10 60 and morning service at 11 00 the pastor Lefever delivers the message with a Men's quartet providing music and a Young people program in the evening
New Haven Baptist holds 10 00 morning service with a sermon by Pastor M Lefever minister from West Chester. Sunday school follows after the church service.
The notice lists a 9:39 a m worship service led by Rev. C S Williams of Washington for Pulpit Exchange Day. It also notes a Sunday sermon at 4:39 p m by S F L Wenger, Minister.
Wellman Methodist Episcopal schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 30 sermon His last Word offering for Women’s Foreign Missionary Society received 7 p m evening worship at 8 sermon Gods Methods of Making A Man Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 pm Pastor Thos Osborn. St John’s Lutheran offers Sunday school 9 45 and Divine Service 10 30 with sermon A Second Easter Miracle Eph 2 4 10.
Suburban Sunday school at 10 A M. Morning worship at 11 A M. Pulpit Exchange Sunday features Rev C S Williams of Washington, former South American missionary, as preacher. United Presbyterian Sabbath school 10, U P Co U at 6 30, union service 7 30 with Rev W G Robertson. Union prayer Wednesday 7 30. Methodist Sunday school 10, morning worship 11, Epworth League 6 30, choir Thursday. mm S Hehner pastor.
Local DeMolays are urged to listen to a coast to coast radio program on the Columbia system from 9 30 to 1 Sunday evening Central Standard time. Participants include Herbert J L Melty secretary FCC Hal Kemp and his orchestra Donald Nevis Walt Disney creator of Disney studios and other order members.
The lesson centers on repentance and forgiveness as seen in Luke 15 11 24. It traces sin from Eden to universal guilt and highlights the divine remedy through Christ. The prodigal’s return illustrates repentance, restoration, and the Father’s forgiving love.
In Crawfordsville on May 2 the M E church ladies hosted a blue plate luncheon to gather in the special holiday plates. Chairs Mrs Daisy Huber and Mrs Ernest Beauchamp led the event with 26 members present and others sending plates. A devotional and potluck program followed, with a May basket custom observed by town children that evening.
Mickey Mouse and Buddy Bow ers engage in a televised exchange drawing attention to ongoing entertainment industry dynamics and evolving media partnerships. The segment spotlights star power and industry dialogue shaping audience reach and branding strategies.
Ainsworth May 3. Ainsworth welcomes a new hardware store operated by Ainsworth native A. D. Brown. He previously ran a Wayland dnning and plumbing business for five years and earlier worked for a local firm. Brown and wife will reside in the Karl Wood property recently vacated by Mrs. Jolly.
The Little Six high school track meet shifts from tonight to Friday May 24 in Muscatine due to rain snow and cold. About 160 athletes were set to compete starting at 2 30 pm with preliminaries and finals in field events and 7 30 pm under floodlights.
Gil bert Dickinson son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dickinson has left New Haven for Little Rock Arkansas to take the leading post at a CCC camp. The New Haven school won first in this year’s Dutch Creek township project contest with White Oak second and Wellston third. Miss Eugenia Dickinson stayed overnight with Miss Ireta Smith.
Baseball news shows New York and Brooklyn in a 96 to 63 percentage line with teams Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston and Philadelphia in standings. Yesterday's results include New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston with rain. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Art Manush of Burlington was stunned when Harry Barker of Washington won the finals with a 173 feet 1% inch throw. Barker also showcased a 198 feet throw and later 205 feet, the farthest in the Fort Madison meet, leaving Manush visibly astonished.
Valley reports a fine rain Sunday prompting local mushroom gathering. Mr and Mrs Zeno Tinnes and family and Mrs Harriet Tracy with Lloyd Derby found enough mushrooms to fill a ten pound sugar sack. Also noted are a farewell surprise for Gaylord Tinnes and Keota attendance. Will Brinning drives a new Plymouth sedan.
Weather forces the city softball governing body to cancel the tilts at the troop field yesterday and tonight. Fans show little interest in cold damp conditions as temperatures stay freezing. Next week's practice games await official schedule amid ongoing rain and mud. Beatrice Carris attended her niece Marie Klett's wedding to Edward Aller on Tuesday April 24.
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