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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
3
A church callouts for Bible school at 9:45 with morning worship at 11 and a 7:30 service led by Rev M W Dougherty of Morning Sun. Music includes organ preludes and Handel anthems with Rev A S Smith as guest speaker.
Washington church announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m led by Pastor Carl W Klein.
Trinity Lutheran invites worshipers to 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:45 am public worship as Pastor T. C. Meibohm leads a sermon on The Sorrow and Joy of a Christian. The service centers on John 16 16 23 and the meaning of Christ’s teachings life suffering death and resurrection.
Preparatory services for communion on Friday at 7 30 p m. Saturday preaching at 2 p m. Sabbath school at 10 a m. Communion services at 1 a m.
Morning worship at 10 45 with pastor speaking on Some World Needs. Epworth League at 6 30 with Dean Mead on Psychology of Adolescence. Sunday evening sermon postponed a week to join United Presbyterian mass meeting for the dry cause. Dr A S Smith of Fairfield to speaker at Union meeting at 7 34. Music includes Prelude Song Without Words and The Earth is rce in dolgishtell ips.
Jesus seeks help from God and so do believers. Bible school 9 45 a m led by Ver non Witting with classes for all ages. Worship at 11 a m sermon God s intention. Union service 7 30 p m United Presbyterian church. Christian Endeavor 6 30 led by Mary Mickey. Special music includes Bach Prelude, Anthem I m a Pilgrim and Faith Looks Up to Thee. Organist and director Les Rogers. Minister J W Eastwood.
A church notices agenda shows Bible school at 9 45 a m praised as root of religious life with call to expand its influence. Communion at 10 45 a m features a sermon on Salvation urging Christians to preach shine testify and bear fruit as they go, without regard to daily work.
A sermon urges that preaching is for all believers not limited to clergy. Every Christian should be a gospel messenger, living epistles who preach at home, work and society. It calls for personal conversion, personal evangelism, and daily opportunities to spread salvation. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. E. C. Sarchett, Pastor.
Christian Science Church notices announce the Lesson-Sermon for May 7 on Adam and Fallen Man. The Golden Text cites Hosea 14 1 and Gen 1 26 27 affirms man made in God's image with dominion. The Christian Science text asserts man is spiritual and perfect not material.
Sunday school at 10 and evening service announced. Haskins Ladies Aid Society to meet Thursday at 2 o'clock. F Wenger serves as minister.
Valley Sunday school at 4:00 PM and evening worship at 7:30 PM feature an illustrated talk by the pastor on a special home mission project of the Evangelical Synod at Biloxi Mississippi replacing the usual sermon.
Church activities fill the page with services, meetings, and social gatherings. The piece highlights sermons communion, choir and youth activities, along with visits of relatives and area residents. It notes a union prohibition rally and church leaders inviting town participation.
Meet at the parsonage Saturday. S. Fred Sharpe, pastor. W. Chester Baptist Church U. P. Sunday school 10:00. Morning service 11:00. Worship of Golden Calf as the sermon topic. No Christian Endeavor. union service at 8:00 in the Methodist church. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Lefever of the Baptist church.
Morning service at 10:00 and Sunday school at 11:00 announced by M. Lefever, pastor. Classes for all and invitation to attend and help the church school grow at West Chester location.
Pleasant Hill Christian Church outlines Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with a sermon on Mothers and the Second Greatest Gift. A basket dinner follows at noon, 6:30 Christian Endeavor discusses right of wrong ambitions, and 7:30 pm preaching on immortality of the soul led by Pastor Mrs Jessie Sarchett.
A sequence of weekly events is listed with times and hosts. The Stan dard Bearers meet at Mrs Ollie Anwyl’s home under Yula Rose. Ladies Aid social and business session convenes Tuesday at the church. Wednesday features Union prayer and Bible study led by Pastor E S Hehner.
In Keota on Tuesday Mrs. A D Stewart hosted Chapter CM P E B C mothers and guests for a Mother's Day program titled Dreams. Mrs. JF M Herr read the fantasy with music interludes and roles played by Mrs H D Williams and others. A buffet luncheon followed with guests from Webster Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Webster totaling fifty attendees.
A concise note observes that the United States has grown markedly by borrowing capital and ideas from Europe, shaping its economic and institutional development over time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner host Harmony club ice cream social at their home Friday May 5. Rebekah regular meeting Friday 8 PM Section 1 American-Home Fortnightly meets at Mra Geo FPF Poster Tuesday May 9 1 PM buffet luncheon at east door of Y prompt 11:30. Cars provided. rain plan at Y M C A women’s room. Bring table service sandwiches.
The young woman missionary society of U P church will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Geo Stewart as program leader and Mrs Lloyd Walker as devotional leader. The regular meeting of W K will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m.
The Evening Literature Department of Fortnightly meets at the Congress Hotel on Monday May 8 at 6 30. Mrs C O Davis hosts the session and Mrs W J Masson leads the program. A vote decides if future meetings occur biweekly or monthly. Sec 2 American Home Dept meets with Mrs Victor Crone May 9 at 2 30 for the final meeting of the year. Mothers Day program at Prairie Flower Church Tuesday May 9 with a pot luck supper at seven.
Shiloh notes recount light local happenings as residents joke about aging and school days ending. Mr Hartman of the Rukgaber How Co visits. Mrs Ross Van Nostrand calls on Mrs Lehanig. Donald Lee meets at Been bosom home. Mabel Burger visits Maurine Walker. Mrs Carr and Helen visit John Gamble. Cart and Arnold join for supper. ads urged readers to profit.
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