Mothers Day program at Bible school hosts service
Bible school opens at 9 45 led by Ralph Kell ar superintendent A Mother s Day program follows with flower wearing and a service including songs communion readings and a sermon at 11 00 by Rev J P Sims The A M E chorus plans to attend Prairie Flower concert at 5 30 pm Bible study and prayer meetings are scheduled throughout the week with J H Callier and Alma Callier aiding the ministry
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Bible School
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Dr. Telford
L. E. Dunlap
Louise and
Marguerite McCall
Eugene Tucker
C. A. Nicholson
J. T. Moore
Claud Tucker
Clyde Hill
Josephine Turner
J. P. Sims
A. M. E. Chorus Iill
Prairie Flower
Emma ‘Black
South Ave
Alma Callier
J. H. Callier
Mother's Day Services With Special Program
A church observes Mother's Day with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. The sermon is titled Mother's Apron Strings. A mass meeting at 4 p.m. features speaker Hon Oliver R Stewart, followed by a Young People's meeting at 6:30 p.m. No evening service. Special music planned for the morning service.
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Calvary
Oliver R. Stewart
Ralph Kleese
Church Service Music and Schedule Details
The program lists organ preludes offertories and postludes for a church service led by Rev. D. C. Fulton with ministers and musicians named. Bible school times and worship sessions at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. are included along with a Christian Endeavor meeting and topics on family and life success. A Methodist service notes Mother's Day sermon and a 4 p.m. vesper at United Presbyterian with Oliver W. Stewart addressing the Flying Squadron Foundation.
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United Presbyterian Church
Oliver W.stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron Foundation
Epworth League
Gladys Williams
Teresa del Riego
Keith Vine
Rebikoff Postlude
Madrigaile
Simonetti
Arthur W. Henke
Mary Hunter
Lewis Warren
St Pauls Evangelical Sunday Schedule and Cancelled Trip
St Pauls Evangelical announces Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and evening service at 8:00 p.m. The planned trip to Moline has been cancelled due to low interest. Pastor Carl W. Klein expects full attendance at Sunday school and church.
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Moline
Carl W. Klein
Polo's Ancient Roots Spread from Persia to India
The idea links polo to the Irish game of hurling and polo hockey as derived from the oldest stick and ball sport. It notes Persian origins and broader spread, with records showing the game flourishing in India in the sixteenth century.
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Persia
India
Sugar Districts Restricted On Pacific Coast
The Pan American Union notes cane flourishes from sea level to 5000 feet but the main sugar districts are located on the Pacific coast and not inland regions.
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Commendation as Distinction Between Merit and Flattery
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Peculiar rammed earth walls without joints
In making rammed earth houses the wall is formed as a single piece with no joints. The method joins the layers by pounding into one mass, creating a continuous construction.
Origins of goulash traced to Hungarian herdsmen
The dish goulash originated in Hungary around five centuries ago. Named from gul yash meaning cattle herdsman, the first goulash was cooked by herdsmen in the open at Hortobad near Debrecen.
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Character Shaping Through Small Deliberate Touches
Capper's Weekly likens character to face statues molded by tiny acts and notes that a person continuously writes their name in indelible ink. The reflection emphasizes how daily choices leave lasting marks on identity.
Weekend services at two local churches announced
At West Chester Baptist U P the young people meet at 7 15 p m led by Maurine Martin with the subject Home The United Presbyterian church hosts a Mothers day service at 10 00 a m with the sermon A Mother Who Gave Her Child Away Bible school follows at 11 00 a m and a baccalaureate service at 8 00 p m with the Life s Satisfaction theme.
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West Chester Baptist U. P
The
Baptist Church
Maurine Martin
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
West Chester and Lexington church announcements and events
Sunday school at West Chester 10:00, morning worship 11:00, Epworth League 7:00, baccalaureate at U P church 9:00. Lexington morning worship 9:30, Sunday school 10:30. Vacation Bible School begins May 26 for ages 6 to 13 at West Chester. Mother's Day noted. wear flowers. Prohibition service at U P church Washington Sunday 4 p.m. Oliver W. Stewart speaks. Sunday school lesson theme Making Christ Our King. Next Sunday is Mother's Day. A M E program to follow evening service in Washington. Youth report on committee results after service. Co E Hamilton, minister.
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U. P. Church
Lexington
U. P
Washington
Oliver W. Stewart
F. J. Robins
Co. E. Hamilton
Ainsworth Baptist Choir Praises at Sunday Service
Music by members of The Prairie Flowers choir was warmly received last Sunday. The Sunday school will elect officers next Sunday. The meeting at two o'clock precedes preaching at three. All are welcome. C. E. Hamilton, Minister.
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C. E. Hamilton
Margaret Gault Recital Highlights Crawfordsville Scholar
Crawfordsville Iowa May 9 Mrs A E Gault and husband traveled to Monmouth Illinois for daughter Margaret Gault’s senior voice recital. She studied four years with T Merrel Austin and appears as a contralto firm in community events. Accompanist Miss Ardith Murphy supported with a varied program including Chopin and Rubinstein pieces. Commencement events and other senior activities are noted.
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A. E. Gault
Monmouth
Margaret Gault
T. Merrel Austin
Monmouth College Conservatory of Music
Ardith Murphy
Barnaby Mura Felice
Rosini
Mother's Day Services Highlight Local Church Programs
Morning services at 11:00 and Sunday school at 10:00 mark with special Mother's Day observances in two churches. Epworth League meets 6:30, prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. Baccalaureate at 7:30 in the school auditorium with Rev. A N Porter preaching. Attendees include Rev and Mrs S T Wenger and Miss Olive Moore.
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G. W. Pool
Presbyterian Sunday School
R. F. Wenger
United Presbyterian
A. N. Porter
Is. T. Wenger
Olive Moore
Effie Wilkins
Ladies Aid of the
Haskins Church
Joseph Booth
Haskins
Buxbaum
Washington
Valley Sunday Services at Camp W. Klein
Valley church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m led by Pastor W Klein. Members are invited to attend the Camp location.
Acting honors split between Sam Hardy and Barbara Stanwyck
William Janney delivers a fine juvenile turn in the film. Erle C Kenton directs this production with a steady hand, balancing strong performances from Hardy and Stanwyck.
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Barbara Stanwyck
William Janney
Erle C. Kenton
Actress Anita Page Shows Easy Tension Relief at Fox
Anita Page, starring with Buster Keaton in Free and Easy at the Fox theatre, demonstrates a simple relaxation routine to guard against fatigue on long film sets. She sits upright, relaxes every muscle, then slowly raises from the lowest vertebra to the upright position to reset her posture and mood.
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Allstar
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City of Islands Amsterdam Bridges Span the Semi Circle
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Washington Telephone Company Dissolved by Stockholders Vote
Notice states Washington Telephone Comp was dissolved by unanimous stockholders consent on March 31 1930 per law. Dated Washington Iowa March 1939 J G Crane president and Ranford Dunlap secretary. May 9-16.28-30
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Beauty in Benevolence A Benevolent Heart Diffuses Joy
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Candy Outspends Books in U S by Wide Margin
The American Booksellers association finds Americans spend twice as much on candy as on books. It notes about 6.9 pounds of candy are sold for every volume of reading matter.
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American Booksellers’ Association
United States
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