Covenant Sunday Services with Rev Bruce Willgon
Local church invites congregants to Sabbath services at 10 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m with preacher Rev Bruce Willgon of Pittsburgh.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
4
Local church invites congregants to Sabbath services at 10 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m with preacher Rev Bruce Willgon of Pittsburgh.
The document lists a church or concert program with titles such as March in Q, Pastorelle, Lead Me Lord, Romanza, The Sunset Hour, Spring Song. Soloists include Roy Finch ane Gordigioni Harris, W. C. Hedges, Halevy Quartet, Thelda Tracy, Alta Grecian, Archer Speidel, Roy Grecian. Edna M. Klein is organist and Alice E. Hunter the director of music.
All are welcome to join us for Bible study at 10:00 a m and worship at 11:00 a m with sermon topic Lois Eunice Timothy led by A M Malcolm minister.
Services are held each Sunday at 11 in the South Iowa venue. The May 12 Lesson Sermon title is Adam and Fallen Man. The Golden Text cites John 8 14 15 and readings include Matt 6 2 3 8 48 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The church marks Mother's Day with services sponsored by the Men's Club offering transportation for mothers to attend. Morning worship at 10 45 includes a sermon on family life and a theme on home happiness. Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Miss Velma Stafford and the evening sermon is titled A Family Quarrel. Music includes Adagio Amoroso, Mother Mine, Home Ties, and Mother Machree.
A church invites all to worship on Mother’s Day with a 4:45 Bible school session and a 10:45 Communion and Worship. Sermons titled Mothers Can Save the World and The Living Church. Leslie Dunlap leads the youth, with Ariene Baster on piano, Mrs Vo Hi Carter organist, Co A Nicholson choir director, and Vernon H. Carter pastor.
The church marks Mother's Day with a Sabbath observance including a service at 10 45 A M baptismal at 2 P M and a gospel service at 7 30 P M The program features music by Dvorek MacFerren Bach Armatrony and others with organ preludes and solos and a choir directed by Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey
St Pauls Evangelical church announces morning worship at 4 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Carl W Klein in the Washington area.
In worship the church invites worshipers to Bible school at 9 30 A M with Ver non Witting as superintendent Services follow at 10 45 A M and 7 30 P M The sermon titled Morning The Mother Stands Hymn and a Parsons College Philharmonic choir participate Christian Endeavor societies meet at 5 P M with Junior Endeavor.
The Crusader Girls lead the Tuesday service while Mrs Henry S Shields and Mrs Dunham Morrison direct a Sacred Concert by Parson's College Philharmonic Choir. F W Eastwood presides with morning and evening services and special music honoring mothers.
A Mother's Day service is planned at Trinity Lutheran with a sermon from God's Word by Pastor Theodore Meibohim. The church will distribute a printed order of service featuring hymns scripture readings and a reproduction of Ploekhorst's painting Christ Taking Leave of His Mother Visitors are invited and the Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs R J Tanner's home.
Sunday school at 14 oclock and 10 oclock Sabbath school. Morning service at 11 with elders ordained and installed. Willing Workers meet Tuesday at 2. Missionary society meets Thursday at Mrs Clarence Moorhead. U P Co U at 6 30 p m. Women’s missionary society meets Thursday at 2 at Mrs 8 G Taylor home led by Frank Maxwell. Methodist Sunday school 10 am J W Rich supt. Morning worship 11. Mother’s Day theme Our Mothers 6 30 pm Epworth League. No evening service due to baccalaureate at school house Tuesday 2 pm. Ladies meet in social rooms with Mrs Lowe DeLong Orr the committee Wednesday 7 80 midweek service. FE S Hebner pastor. Race baccalaureate service for 1935 near.
In tribute to motherhood the pastor will speak Sunday morning on The Savior's Mother. Sunday evening there will be an evangelistic message. You are welcome. Church school 9 30. Co W Long sup t orning worship 10 45. B Y P U 6 30. Wm Legsel line president. Evening service 7 80 Arthur A Vinz minister.
Midweek services on Tuesday and Friday at 7 30 P M Prayer meetings on Wednesday at 7 30 P M Sunday service at 9 46 A M Sunday school 10 45 A M Morning worship 6 30 P M Crusaders 7 30 P M Evangelistic service details truncated for brevity.
The notice lists a Sunday school at 9 46 A M a sermon by the pastor at 11 A M a Mother's Day topic The A C BE League gathers at 6 30 P M a teachers meeting and midweek prayer services Tuesday night at 8 P M at H R Cray ton's W F Ogleton pastor.
Wellman Churches Metodist Episcopal list Sunday schedule with morning worship at 10:30 and a Mother’s Day sermon. Epworth League at 7:30, evening service at 8:00, pastor Osborn to preach on God’s Method of Making Man. St John’s Lutheran follows with Sunday school 9:45 and service 10:30 led by Waldemar Hinek.
In the school auditorium this evening at o clock Dr. Coons president of Iowa Wesleyan college Mt Pleasant will deliver the sermon.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m are announced. If weather permits a short Mothers Day program with special music by Mr Thomas of Mt Pleasant will be conducted. Everyone is welcome.
Morning worship and church school held at nine thirty and ten thirty o clock with S F Wenger, minister. The service emphasizes Mother's Day observance with a guest sermon and Sunday school activities.
Sunday school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with sermon on Mothers. Epworth League at 6 30 P M. No evening sermon. Joint union service at the U P church. A W McBilain is pastor and Edgar Stewart Sunday School superintendent, inviting all to attend.
The New Haven Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 4 PM. No church service will be held due to the absence of the pastor. Minister M. Lefever is listed.
Sunday events for St Pauls Evangelical Church include Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 a.m.
May 12 S. 8 at 10 a.m. Sunday school lesson titled The Christian Church urges young married couples to start bringing their children now to form lasting impressions and possibly guide them away from missteps later in life. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Ed Libe, supt.
Sabbath school opens at 10 with the subject The Christian Church taught by minister W. G. Robertson. Preaching follows at 11 on Shoes.
May 138 FBE Wells 7313 Pleasant Hills Christian Mothers take charge of Sunday School with Mrs Roy Kephart as superintendent. Suc a.m Preaching by Willey. Basket dinner at noon.
Bible school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with sermon subject Mothers Faith. Evening service by Pastor Fred Sharpe of UPBaw preaching and P. M. service.
Prairie Flower Baptist Church marks Mother’s Day on May 12 with morning worship a 1 A.M Bible school at 10:00 A.M led by Farl Smith as superintendent. Evening service at 6:00 o’clock includes hymn book dedication and a message from the Prophet Jonah. strong welcome extended by Pastor Cc EK Strong.
A note from Literary Digest explains that idiosyncrasy and peculiarity differ in usage. It illustrates that one would say a peculiarity of his is a craving for strawberries rather than he has a peculiarity for strawberries.
Geology, the study of the earth's skeleton, reveals fossils that illuminate the origins of rocks and the lost ages when creatures unknown to humanity roamed the planet.
Valley town reported a kittenball doubleheader with Richland defeating Valley 8 to 5. Richland then beat Dublin 7 to 0. Next Sunday afternoon plans called for two more games in Valley.
A cultural rule requires a man to stand at a distance when addressing his mother in law. He must not use her name to avoid implying any authority over her, reflecting respect and social boundaries.
Miss Davis returns to class after German measles as absences rise this week. Fourth spelling leaders Cardinals. Fifth spelling tied. Fifth arithmetic led by Mary Dunsmore. Open house planned for Fifth geode exhibit Friday. Upper Primary enjoyed Holland like tulips and lilacs. several students absent with German measles. New miniature yard plans and a few unnamed projects mentioned.
Students from all grades return to classes and resume reading activities. Fifth graders study birds and deliver big speeches while third graders explore ferns and farm books. Wren stories inspire the younger group as they share findings from various readings.
The open neck design flatters the wearer while the rever emphasizes slender bodice. A one sided view enhances the look, with a slim straight skirt for graceful height and walking ease. The copen blue and white cotton print is lovely and versatile for town or country wear. No. 772 lists 4 yards of 13 inch contrasting fabric. Spring Fashion Book offered in color for 10 cents.
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