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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
5
Sunday at 10:00 the Westchester Baptist Church holds Rally Day with decorations recitations and music. All school members and others are urged to attend. the service will merge with the preaching hour and a follow up address titled The Challenge of the Future by Mrs Hillis. No evening service due to Revival at New Haven led by Rev C E Hilts.
Sunday schedule lists 2:00 Sunday School and 3:00 preaching service on The Home. Mrs Hillis will preach at both services. Two week evangelistic meetings to close Sunday night unless announced otherwise. A cordial welcome to all. Rev C E Hillis Pastor.
Sunday school begins at 10 AM followed by morning worship at 11 AM. The sermon text is Ephesians 5 6 to 9 and centers on the subject Testing our spiritual Alliances.
The notice lists a Sunday school at 1 30 p m and a preaching service at 2 30 p m at Haskins Presbyterian Church. A separate line notes a speech by C Makes attack on Dolidg at 36 Brookhart Lane.
The notice lists 10:00 Sunday school 11:60 morning worship 7:06 ED YY PU inet night contest with boys two points ahead. 7:45 evening worship Lords Supper observed after morning service. Harvest Home preparations continue with Ladies Navaar involvement.
A farm products and livestock auction conducted by Frank Macon will feature no cash prizes and honors only. Mr Ell is named judge for the day. Tickets are color coded in blocks of 75 to regulate seating. The event is scheduled for next Thursday with a reminder not to push crowds at the church.
Mission room north of the Graham theater hosts services tonight Saturday and Sunday at 3 00 PM and daily next week at 730 PM except Wednesday. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. David Warre underwent a tonsil removal operation yesterday and is recovering. Visiting Keota shopper Mrs. M. L. Vincent and Crawfordsville resident Mrs. Leo Mack were seen in town. Mr. W. J. Kelfer traveled to Rock Island on business. Mrs. J. P. Babcock arrived from West Alexander for a Washington visit. DAR members gathered cemetery data in the county’s southwest and visited member Mrs. R. E. Woodford and her daughter Sherry Jean.
Pocatello Idaho October 3 Ezra Meeker aged 94 noted Oregon trail pioneer traveled the Oregon route with Lt Oakley Kelly U S A who alighted here yesterday for Cheyenne and on to Dayton Ohio Meeker formerly crossed the plains with ox teams in early days.
A string of church notices covers First United Presbyterian and local Christ churches. Details include Sunday worship at 11 am and 7 pm, Bible school at 9 45 am, Christian Endeavor at 6 pm, and a rally day highlighted by a special program. Music schedules list organ preludes and anthems, with notes on changed evening service times and Communion.
Morning service at 11 o clock with Unreality theme and psalm readings. Sabbath School at 9 45 a m hopes for 100 attendance. Rally Day set for Oct 12. Evening worship 7 p m and Christian Endeavor at 4 p m with ongoing study.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m marks Promotion Day with a pageant Onward to Victory and diplomas for promoted students. Morning worship at 11 a m includes the Lord's Supper. Juanita Rosenberger leads the Epworth League at 6 p m with services moved up a half hour. Dr Bowers preaches in the series Favorite Texts of Famous Men, John Bunyan's choice this Sunday. evening music and offertories are listed, with a reminder to adjust all evening service times.
William Firth Jr of Merchantville New Jersey testifies after twelve years of constipation and another decade of digestive trouble that Kellogg's Bran and Krumbled Bran brought near immediate relief. He reports regularity and urges readers to try two tablespoons daily with meals. Made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
Girls attend a summer camp in Iowa City where expert instructors teach varied athletic activities. Mothers send daughters back for a second year, recognizing the training benefits and the outdoors experience gained during a one to two week stay.
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