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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
3
Lesson for May 23 presents selected scripture passages from the International Council of Religious Education. It outlines subjects to study and outlines the Scripture texts used in this year's program.
A religious sermon denounces liquor linking Proverbs and Matthew to social ruin. It warns wine deceives and depraves, causing physical, mental, and spiritual destruction, moral decay, and loss of judgment. It cites temptations, warns believers, and urges refusal of any drink even in social settings. Services and Sunday school details follow.
The schedule lists, at 45 am, a Morning worship service with special music including an organ prelude My Peace I Give Unto You and solos and anthems such as Come Heavenly Father from Above. Evening worship at 8 00 p m features postludes and a theme The Great Shepherd led by the young people’s chorus with a Lord is My Shepherd solo.
Right Way Farmers achieve best crop results by saving seed energy time and labor through efficient work and proper methods.
The church at 302 E Second St lists Sunday school at 6:45 a.m. Divine service at 11 a.m. Lutheran Hour at 12:30 and 3 p.m. A Saturday Bible school continues through summer with meetings for children at 9 a.m. and weekly Thursday classes at 9:30 a.m. beginning May 27.
The notice lists Sunday schedule with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 10:45 a.m. morning worship and 6:45 p.m. evening service. It includes morning music Prelude Grazioso Flames Offertory Devotion Postlude Processional March and a Parker Ladies Chorus Saved by Grace. Evening music features Prelude A Chinese Episode Estrellita Dirge. Young people choir invitation with ministers and directors named.
Offertory titled Sweet Hour of raves presented by Bradbury Organ. Postlude by March Ponti Pee and Lemimens R. Clifton Keagy served as minister with Elouise R. Sorden directing music. Edna M. Klein played the organ.
The church announces Mass at 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. at St James Catholic with Rev. H. J. Corcoran serving as pastor.
The Seventh Day Adventists invite all to Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and sermon at 3 p.m. at 1021 E. 2nd St. Ralph Combes is the pastor.
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed at W Madison and S Ave B hosts morning worship at 10 with Sunday school at 11. Sermon titled The Farmer Who Turned Soldier. Sunday school teachers will meet after the service. Milo J. Phillips is pastor.
Immanuel Lutheran invites all to Sunday worship at 11 A M and to hear a sermon contrasting God’s truth with man’s ideas based on John 16. Classes for Vacation Bible School begin Monday at 9 A M for children aged four through high school under Rev. Wendland and Mrs Wendland.
The notice advertises a summer Vacation Bible School starting next Monday morning May 24 at 9 30. It invites children to attend and is signed by Pastor W J Stevens.
Calvary Baptist on 2nd Ave at Jefferson shares scripture from First Timothy 1 16 proclaiming Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners with emphasis on the speaker’s acknowledgement.
Sunday May 23 services present the Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on Soul and Body with Golden Text from II Corinthians 3 and selections from Science and Health. The readings emphasize Spirit over matter and the perfect man governed by divine Mind as the spiritual reality.
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Sabbath service at 10:00 a.m. Evening worship at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Psalm 48:1 invites praise in God’s holy city. Pastor Basil G. McBee welcomes all to the services.
The Methodist Church holds 9:45 A M school session and 10:45 worship with a sermon on The Rebirth of Spiritual Liberty. Vacation Bible School continues through the week with daily sessions at nine o clock. Organ prelud e Hymnus Cole Anthem Souls of the Righteous Noble.
Church of Christ Bible school at 9 46 Worship at 10 45 with special music by Evangelistic party. Sermon The Greatest Memorial in the World. Evening service features members urged to attend. Brother Alber brings sound gospel messages. Mrs Alber organizes Booster club for youth. Mr House praised as chalk artist and musician. Services nightly except Monday. Ivan Riess minister.
The Church of Nazarene presents Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. with the Hodgson sextette singing. Morning worship at 11:09 a.m. N.Y.P.S. at 7:30 p.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Revival continues for one more day.
Pastor Jay S. Phipps invites attendance at upcoming services. The messages described are constructive and uplifting, encouraging participation in the church events.
The Bureka Methodist Church lists a Sunday school from 10 to 10 45 a m public worship from 10 45 to 11 39 a m with sermon The Meaning of Religion to Our Boys in the Service No evening services W L Clapp minister Beulah Lowry W S Supt
Sabbath school at ten oclock morning worship at eleven. Family Day postponed from last Sabbath is postponed again but you can still bring the family. Y P C U at seven.
Bible school at 10 00 for all ages directed by Cliff Reeves. Morning worship at 11 00 with sermon Open Windows or Closed. Wednesday 8 00 Bible study The Mercy Seat. A. E. Diddams, pastor invites worshippers noting a hearse joke about readiness for church.
Sunday school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 30 sermon topic Faith Over comes Doubt. The Sunday portent meeting immediately following the morning service.
West Chester churches list Sunday schedule with services 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship 7:15 youth 8:00 evening. Lois Sprague leads youth. pastor to speak on Christian Spirit. Vacation Bible school starts Monday 9:00 at the church. country children invited. Women’s groups meet next week. district W.S.C.S. session noted in Washington.
Arthur Peters pastor notes enrollment far beyond expectations for the New Haven church. Instructions urge members to enroll by Monday morning and bring lunches. A special Wednesday evening is set for prayer and Bible study.
Morning worship Sunday at 10 00 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m Le Roy Luers superintendent Young peoples 7 00 p m Evening service 8 00 p m Begins Monday May 24 at 9 00 a m All children in primary junior and intermediate must bring lunches Beginners dismissed at noon Parents may enroll children Monday morning Tuesday evening prayer service Bring Bibles Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at the home of Mrs Clarence Randall with Mrs Hazel Miller assisting hostess Arthur Peters Pastor
Pastor F J Robins announces Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 at Ainsworth Methodist. The Boy Scout troop will be organized Sunday evening with pins and charter from Scout executive Owen Thiel. Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday afternoon May 27. Honor roll dedication planned for May 30 during worship.
The Crawfornsville churches host Sunday school at 7:00 PM with Supt Joseph Jones. Reports on temperance are given and the lesson is Alcohol the Deceiver. Morning worship at 11:00 AM on Life Must Be Rugged. Union service at 8:00 PM with hymns by Reginald Heber. Boy Scouts meet Monday 7:30 PM. Membership class Wednesday 7:39 PM. Choir practice 8:00 PM with Rev. Lester H. Bill moderating.
Sabbath school at 10:00 A M with Mrs Ida Wooley and theme Christ and His Rev R M McCracken presiding. Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday at the school house at 9 o'clock Wilma Wooley in charge of kindergarten Edna Rich of the primary and three pastors of older groups. It is hoped a number will attend.
Sunday school starts at 10 00 A M led by David Henry Davis Supt Worship follows at 11 00 A M Rev H N Poston serves as pastor Attendees urged to attend each Sunday at the church.
The church lists a 10:00 A M worship service and 11:00 A M Sunday school with no youth service. An 8:00 P M service will include recordings by the School of Religion of Town City as part of a state wide effort to preserve the town's musical heritage.
With support from the Library of Congress music division, Dr. Marcus Bach of the School of Religion and Dr. Addison Alspach of the music department join Rev. H. N. Poston, pastor, in制作 hymn recordings to preserve religious heritage.
Mrs. George H Rettler of Harper died late yesterday afternoon at Washington county hospital after a stroke on a Harper street. Born January 29 1910 in Iowa City she is survived by her husband and two children aged four and six. The Marsh Funeral Home Keota handles arrangements.
A compact moral note argues that scolding what deserves it is preferable to muteness or empty optimism. The author suggests restraint in voicing praise and emphasizes the value of truthful, pointed critique over Pollyanna style refusals to acknowledge flaws.
The Scribner or International log rules provide more accurate board feet content for small logs, 12 to 14 inches in diameter, than the traditional Doyle rule.
Continued growth in industrial activity and rising consumer income in coming months is expected to lift domestic demand for farm products. The forecast points to stronger farm markets as prices stabilize and production adjusts to higher consumer spending.
A new substitute named Suzanne, claimed to imitate virgin olive oil, is produced from soybean oil and was announced last month as ready for market.
Editorial urges statesmen to acknowledge disorder in affairs and act decisively rather than lamenting misaligned times. It contrasts bold leadership with indecision and calls for practical remedies.
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