International Uniform Sunday School Lesson Notes
Devotional reading references Hebrews 3 1 8 5 and 9 10 Matthew 4 1 11 with Philippians 2 1 11
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
4
Devotional reading references Hebrews 3 1 8 5 and 9 10 Matthew 4 1 11 with Philippians 2 1 11
The lesson treats Jesus as minister of better things and high priest of our profession, contrasted with Moses. It cites Hebrews 3 1 8 7 15 and the Melchisedec order, noting Christ offered himself as the perfect lamb. It stresses teaching children to hide God s word in their hearts.
Dr Ronald L Crozier, noted gospel crusader and musician, conducts evangelistic services at Christian Tabernacle. Morning worship at 11 00 a m Sermon Progress in Adversity Young peoples service 630 p m Evangelistic service 750 p m Prophecy Speaks Sermon He will speak at both services Sunday and each evening next week Services start at 750 each evening except Saturday W J Stevens Pastor.
A preacher urges reliance on Jesus as the sympathetic great high priest who can grant wisdom and grace in temptations. He recalls a juvenile court scene where a boy proclaims innocence, challenging the accuser and causing the charge to be withdrawn.
A religious reflection cites Hebrews about God writing laws on hearts and minds. It emphasizes Jesus as the source of righteousness and grace that enables keeping the spirit of the law, noting salvation is offered to all and that hell results from personal choice rather than divine desire. Copyright WWNU Features.
A United Nations survey of 45 governments finds 40 percent Roman Catholic, 20 percent Protestant, 15 percent Muslim, and 25 percent Orthodox Christian Buddhist Brahman non believers and miscellaneous.
Immanuel Lutheran on 820 S. Iowa Ave announces Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 a m Divine worship with holy communion at 10 30 a m Women s Missionary League meets Tuesday 2 00 p m Sunday school teachers meeting Thursday 7 00 p m L M Bleichwehr pastor phone 475J
The Church of the Nazarene lists services including Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Rev Remiss Rehfalt district superintendent speaking. Evening events for youth and evangelistic service follow, plus prayer and fasting Friday noon to 1 p m. Pastor C F Gieselmar invites attendance.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Sermon topic The Insemia of God. Congregational meeting after service to elect delegates to the Iowa synod meeting in Muscatine October 14. Milo J Phillips pastor.
The notice from Trinity Lutheran at 302 East 2nd lists Sunday services and Bible class numbers for October 16 including a 2 0 church service. It also notes a Ladies Aid 7:30 meeting and a church council session with a quarterly voters meeting led by Pastor J H Beiderwieden at 409 East Main and phone 247.
The church announces Masses at 7 8 and 10 oclock with the 10 oclock service designated as a high Mass Rev H J Corcoran pastor officiating.
Doris McCutchen performs Gluck Offertory solo The Penitent. Van DeWater plays postlude Triumphal March. Ministers Fred E. Miller and Walter A. Smith. organist John L. Yousling. Director of Music Elouise R. Sorden.
Calvary Baptist invites all to worship with Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m Scripture quotes John 6 68 69 shared by Pastor Paul H White at the church with evening gospel service at 7 30 p m and Wednesday prayer and praise session also at 7 30 p m.
The 9:45 Bible school welcomes all for classes followed by a 10:45 morning worship service with a Prelude and selected music by the Lawrence Adult Choir and others. An 8:00 Hour of Happiness features a youth choir. nursery care is provided. minister T. E. White leads.
Morning worship begins at 9 45 with a Bible school session followed by services at the YMCA at 10 45. Musical selections include Prelude Hymn To the Eternal Offertory A Silent Prayer and Solace with conductor Rider and Shirley Dunlap at organ.
The Methodist Church outlines a full day with a 9 45 A M rally and 10 45 A M worship. Dr Miller speaks on The Crusades New Challenge. Youth Fellowship at 3 P M, evening service at 7 30 P M with Rev Walter Smith preaching on We Must be Great or We Will be Defeated. Marion Timmins sings The Holy City. Young Adult group at 8 P M. Organ prelude Largo Handel Anthem Justice Shall Dwell in the Wilderness by Bode with Mrs Floyd Bagge solo. Organ offertory Meditation.
October 12 1947 lesson from Christian Science Churches centers on identifying sin disease and death as not real, with references to Psalms 68 20 Matthew 6 22 23 and Science and Health guidance urging focus on Mind over body to master adverse circumstances.
Sunday schedule includes 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 morning worship 6 30 Baptist Youth Fellowship 7 30 evening service. Wednesday midweek prayer service features morning service preludes hymns offertories anthems sermons. Monday Ann Judson circle meeting at 7 30 at the church with guest speaker E H Reif of Kalona showing mission pictures.
Morning worship at 10:45 with baptism administered. Dr Mills J Taylor of foreign missions guest minister. YPCA at 6:30 with special music including organ preludes Wagner and Mendelssohn anthems. Organ postlude Now Thank We.
We announce a morning worship service at 11 a.m. Sunday October 12 with Rev. Remiss Rehjeldt, district superintendent of the Iowa district of the Church of the Nazarene. He is a splendid preacher and an outstanding leader. Rev. C. F. Gieselman, Pastor invites all to attend and hear his message.
Morning worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m announce the sermon topic The Insomnia of God The sacrament of holy baptism will be administered this Sunday at the service Delegates to Iowa synod will be elected Milo J Phillipi pastor
Prairie Flower Baptist schedules 10:00 Bible school led by Cliff Reeves with classes for all ages. 11:00 morning worship features The Blessed Hope and the Lord's Supper observe. 7:30 evening service. Wednesday 8:00 prayer and praise. Youth Firelight Fellowship at Scout cabin tonight 8:00. Merle Booth, Pastor.
Dr. Ronald Crozier of Joliet Illinois opened a nonsectarian gospel revival at the Christian Tabernacle. A large crowd attended the opening service and interest is high. Evening services run 7 30 p m nightly except Saturday with special singing and instrumental music led by the evangelist.
A series of dedicatory services at the United Presbyterian home 1203 East Washington Street begins with a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50 P M followed by a Lord s Acre auction Thursday at 10 30 A M and a 1 30 P M dedication service Moderator Sam Fulton will deliver the dedicatory message The public is invited to attend and visit the home.
The schedule lists services at 11:00 A M Friday with Rev H J Orr 7 30 P M with Rev Basil McBee 2 90 P M Saturday Rev H J Orr 10 00 A M Sabbath Bible study 10 30 A M Morning worship Rev H J Orr with communion services 7 30 P M Young people meeting 6 00 P M Evening worship McBee preaching 8 00 P M Wednesday evening prayer meeting
Riverside notes list visitors including Omer Schnoebelen Mooreland Leader publisher and kin from Mooreland Oklahoma. Nurses trainee Mrs Soukup journeys to Des Moines for state exam while infant Patricia Jo arrives from Mercy hospital Iowa City. Private B Kenney transfers from Fort Knox Kentucky to Concord California. Local families host Des Moines guests as Wes Sojka and Paul Yansky spend weekend with Kosnar family after Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Jimmy Havel moves from Town City hospital to parental home.
Grace Hill and New Haven announce a 30 minute earlier start for Sunday evening worship. Morning worship at New Haven 11:00 and Grace Hill 7:30 with Sunday School at both churches. Floyd A. Smith and Arthur Gorsh listed as superintendents.
Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 with sermon Something to Cling To Junior MYF 650 pm Senior MYF 730 pm Sunday teachers and officers meet at the church Monday 730 pm Choir practice Thursday 730 pm New officers Wilma Miller president Carl Hawkins vice president Rosemary Jenkins secretary Anne O Connor treasurer
Former Congressman Jerry Voorhis told the House agriculture committee that farming cooperatives are essential for small farmers to survive and compete with large corporate farms. He cited marketing co ops, storage facilities, and processing plants as ways cooperatives restore income to rural communities and give smallholders real bargaining power.
Des Moines the state conservation commission will set opening dates for pheasant and quail seasons after bird census reports at the October 20 meeting. Officials note a flood of inquiries and also report changes to waterfowl regulations due to shortages. The 1947 duck season runs October 21 to November 19 with a four duck daily bag limit and eight in possession after day one. one wood duck may be in possession. Geese bag is four with four in possession and only one Canada or White-fronted.
Sunday worship at 10 00 with John McDowell superintendent Peggy McDowell pianist 11 00 service with Mrs M McDowell pianist Union evening sermon by Rev R V Pike at the Methodist church Prayer Wednesday at 3 00 am parsonage Hiram Phillips pastor
Crawfordsville churches announce morning worship at 11:00 with a second Chart sermon series titled Christian Advance through the New Life. Juniors meet 6:30 p m with leaders Mrs Monser and Mrs Moorhead. Seniors at 6:20 p m with leader Mrs Wooley. All high school and older youths invited. Union Service at 7:30 p m at the Methodist church led by Rev Clifford Ott. Communion observed at morning service. Youth Groups 6:30 p m. Union services 7:20 p m Methodist. W S C S Tuesday afternoon Clifford Ott, Minister.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp at Willow Run Michigan produced 16535 cars in September setting a 100000th unit shipped milestone and a 28 percent rise from August. October slated for 18000 units and yearly output now 91825. Henry Kaiser predicts 1948 gains with daily production reaching 1500-2000 cars and nationwide plant expansion.
Red Cross reports Iowa flood relief spending nearing 860000 with final accounting by October 24. About 2108 families or 11000 Iowans benefited, led by 1522 in Wapello County, centered on Ottumwa and Eddyville. Peak volunteer force reached 145 workers.
R E Phillips of Iowa State College says high quality lighter weight turkeys drive demand as USDA supports favor first class birds under 18 pounds. Iowa production falls 20 percent to 2,566,000, while pockets of profit hinge on efficient management and marketable, fast maturing birds.
The Red Cross reports 30 nurses and six workers left including four clerical staff in Des Moines and six permanent Red Cross employees. Costs estimated at $860000 cover setup offices and salaries with about $540000 spent in Ottumwa and $82000 in Des Moines. Some 1794 state dwellings damaged and 1200 aided repairs.
The United States hosts between 90 000 and 100 000 soda fountains while European countries total around 1000 or fewer, indicating a large regional disparity in soda fountain prevalence.
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