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Scriptural readings listed Exodus 20 12 Mark 7 9 13 Luke 2 41 52 John 19 25 27 and devotional reading Proverbs 1 10 presented in newspaper style for a religious feature.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
3
Scriptural readings listed Exodus 20 12 Mark 7 9 13 Luke 2 41 52 John 19 25 27 and devotional reading Proverbs 1 10 presented in newspaper style for a religious feature.
A prose piece discusses the difference between a house and a home. It argues a home grows with family life and care, not just a physical structure, and stresses parental guidance, unity, and the gradual independence of children for lasting homes.
The community churches announce monthly and weekly worship, with Sunday Mass from May to October at 1:46 am and daily masses at 6:45 am. Rev. Christina McDonald and Rev. S. J. Susie lead. Additional services include Sabbath observance, youth programs, and Rural Life Sunday activities across multiple congregations and locations.
Local church notices list Sunday services at Crawfordsville congregations led by pastors Deters Kruzan Shuey and others. Revival meetings run May 25 for two weeks with evangelist Rev Claude McDonald and Rev ROA Kruzan, plus Vacation Bible School and quarterly conference details.
Sunday school and divine worship at 1. Confirmation class rehearsal at the church on Tuesday at 7 08 pm. District Convention in Davenport on Wednesday. Friday May 22 Family Night in connection with Walther League anniversary celebration. Film Venture of Faith shown with refreshments and lighting service. Examination of the confirmation class Friday evening. Visitors invited. Moll pastor.
The Washington Valley parish announces Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at Jacim. Pastor will preach on When Will Jesus Come Again. Ascension observance planned.
Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 30 am. No evening service noted. Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Thursday or Thursday choir practice mentioned in error. Local church notices indicate regular weekly activities with unclear details.
Sunday school at 9 45 M and 11 00 M led by Holme and Wayland Bergh. morning worship and evening services listed. Prayer circle and Mennonite church events noted with midweek meetings and class times.
Sunday schedule lists 1 a.m. service with choir and organist Mrs Alice Radeimak or Poew Sibieh, Lord's Prayer and Malotte. Leaders Charte Thompson Carl Hawkins Larrys Connor Younes. Evening service May 7 at 7 pm. WSCS meeting Thursday May 22 at 8 pm hosted by Mr. and Mrs Richard Steplen. General meeting May 22 at 10 am with covered dish noon. School of instruction Popcom Carl Steefel clereytion.
Social calendar items list postponed events and meetings across groups including Rainbow Girls Masonite Temple Red Bullettes Golden Age Group and Pythian Sisters with details on times locations and potluck style gatherings and transportation notes for Knoxville veterans hospital activities.
The OFS Pinochle group met at the Masonic Temple Thursday afternoon with Vinochle at five tables. Hosts Mrs Myrtle Poole and Mae Davis, high score winner Mrs William Sheetz, second high Mrs Roy Rater. Minders were at one long table for refreshments, spring flowers décor. Next List meeting will be a 1 PM luncheon on Thursday May 29, with each member bringing a dish to pass and her own table service.
The St James PTA entertained eighth grade students and their mothers after a Tuesday afternoon meeting. A play Our Lady of Fatima was performed by the eighth graders. New officers were installed with Virgil Lintz conducting the ceremony.
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