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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

3

Are Sin Disease and Death Real at Friendly Folks Church

The Christian Science church and the Church of Friendly Folks announce Sunday services at 11:00 including a subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Morning worship 11:00 a quiet hour with God. Bible School 9:30 with C V Brown superintendent. B Y P U 6:15 Eunice Kiesey group. Evening 7:00 Finding the Gate to Heaven. Arthur A Vinz minister invites all to attend.

The Christian Science Church Bible School C. V. Brown Eunice Kiesey Frank R. Sage Lester J. Thompson Arthur A. Vinz

Bible School and Church Services Schedule

The article lists Bible school at 9 45 a m with receptionist program and morning communion. It covers Methodist Episcopal services with 10 45 a m morning worship 7 00 p m evening worship and Sunday school classes for all ages. Music programs include organ recitals solos and anthems.

Sunday Worship and Sacred Music Service Schedule

After Rally day a live Bible study at 9 45 am marks sabbath morning with all ages welcome. Communion observed at 11 am during morning worship in a service titled Christ s Great Desire. Evening service at 7 pm features Half way obedience Oh Haran. Music includes Prelude Indian Summer and multiple anthems by Simper Heyser and Kern with organ meditations and postludes. Rev D C Fulton pastor Carolyn Hamilton director of music Helen Hamilton?

Eagre Frysinger Ee Simper Lord Howell Helen Livingston Harker D. C. Fulton Carolyn Hamilton Helen Harvey

Country Church Services at Pleasant Hill Sunday

Rev. Carter fills his regular appointment at Pleasant Hill on Sunday October 14. Bible school at 10, preaching at 11, evening service at 7. Special instrumental pieces planned for both services. Everyone welcome.

Carter Pleasant Hill

West Chester Lexington Methodist News and Rally Plans

At Lexington and West Chester churches morning worship and Sunday school times are listed. A rally day program titled The Task Supreme is planned at West Chester with goal 175 attendees. A reception for the pastor and family is set for Lexington with a pot luck supper.

Lexington West Chester Lindenmeyer Coffee

Crawfordsville Notes on Visits and Church Synod

Miss Nellie Manners reports from Crawfordsville Iowa dated October 12 detailing E L Davis attending the Iowa Synod in Le Claire. Mrs T W Rickey hosted a family party for daughter Mrs J Locklin of St Paul Minnesota visiting locals. Several families from nearby towns attended with children and guests enjoying refreshments before Mrs J R Lease returned home from North English.

Crawfordsville E. L. Davis Synod of Iowa of the United Presbyterian Church le Claire Iowa T. W. Rickey J. Locklin St. Paul Minn Sam Gordon George Will Huston Paul Guy Huston Winfield Clint Paisley Wyman J. R. Lease C. B. Martin North English

Secretary Mellon Radio Address Praises Hoover Election

Secretary Mellon urges the 1928 Republican victory in a radio talk reviewing administrations since 1921. He cites tax cuts, reduced public debt, and a protective tariff as reasons for sustained prosperity and rising living standards nationwide. The speech echoes party aims and economic gains amid the Hoover bid.

Washington Get U.P Treasury Mellon Herbert Hoover United States

Ainsworth R 3 Clara Baker Visitors and Detours

Clara Baker and Mrs. Oris OConnor and son Robert were Muscatine visitors Friday. Miss Clara Wallace of Des Moines, a state inspector of normal training in high schools, spent a few days with her parents last week. George Jr. Lloyd and Edward Miller of Washington spent the weekend at the Fred and Louie Schroeder homes. Elsie Wallace of Davenport spent the weekend at her home with her.

Oris O'Connor Robert Muscatine Clara Wallace Des Moines Wallace George Jr. Lloyd Edward Miller Washington Fred Louie Schroeder Ainsworth R. 2

Local Social News From Dublin and Wellston

Mrs H J Mangold reports on residents in Dublin Ottumwa and nearby areas. The Wilbur Watson family moves to Ed Wells farm. Watson will work there next year. Nick Tinnes repaints his house. Mrs Walter Wolfe visits Tom Reighard. Howard Mangold family visits Howard MacAtlin. W E Augustine visit Burlington business. Edna Oswalt spends weekend near Brighton. Dr Alcorn treats Chas McCulley who is improving. Mrs Tom Randall stays with Clarence Randall. Wellston notes O F Furst and Carl activity.

Wilbur Watson Ed Wells Dublin Mr. Watson Nick Tinnes Walter Wolfe Tom Reighard Howard Mangold Howard MacAtlin’s W. E. Augustine Burlington Edna Oswalt Brighton Dr. Alcorn Chas. McCulley Tom Randall Clarence’ Randall

Local Visitors and Work Near Mil waukee Bridges

Corpman business visitors in Davenport Monday. John Hanley and carpenters repair Milwaukee bridges near here. School children take six weeks tests today and tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hotle were Wellston visitors Wednesday afternoon. Otis Burton works for Chas Harvey. Frank McClelland's rent McClinict farm near Brighton for next year. H A Engel O F Furst and I le Miksch hulled clover on Wednesday.

John Hanley Milwaukee Ed Hotle Wellston Otis Burton Chas. Harvey Frank McClelland McClinict Brighton

White Oak Community Notes and Local Visits

White Oak activity includes new swings for children and farmers cribbing corn. Local residents Brumback and Smith families bring visiting kin, with Mrs. D. EK Brumback and Hazel Walters at the Frank Smith home. Relatives from Baxter, Table Grove and Washington make brief trips amid discussions of pleasant weather as townsfolk share news and plans for future visits.

Brighton and area visits noted in local notices

Wanda Ruth visited Sunday at the H. T. Swisher home in Brighton. Grandma Jones from Richland visited last week with her daughter Mrs. Will Trne. Mrs. Henry Luithiy of Washington visited Monday at George Augustine's home. Glenn Smith spent Sunday and Monday with the Lyle Smith family of Davenport.

Wanda Ruth H. T. Swisher Brighton Grandma Jones of Richland Will Trne Henry Luithiy Washington George Augustine Glenn Smith Lyle Smith Davenport

Bargains On Home Furnishings And Novelties

A catalog-style display lists 25 inch dolls priced at 95c, wrought iron lamps and frames, Volland pictures, ten cent canvasses, brass goods, bright colored mops and kitchen bits, novelty pillows, stamped embroidery patterns, toys from 5c to 1.00, baby gifts at 50c, and new hats from 1.95.

United Presbyterian and Church of the Glad Hand Services

The notice outlines multiple church activities: United Presbyterian Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11 led by Rev. Seaman of New York, junior and Epworth Leagues, and evening services. Presbyterian Church features a long sermon on Christianity and humility with a 10 am Sunday school and 11 am sermon on Love. Rev. Griffih leads a union service at 7:30 pm and an invitation to attend.

Ladies Aid West Chester Lewis Bauer J. F. Robbins United Presbyterian Mr. Seaman New York Clarence Fletcher Trevor Davis Seaman Epworth League G. W. Pool Elsie Evans

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Christian Science Presbyterians Dewey Hess Christian Endeavor Barbara Cuddy Mildred Stewart Kiesey Marval Schuster Jesus Guilmant Shelley Holy City Gaul Marvel Schuster Old’’ West Mendelssohn Henry Shields F. W. Eastwood Methodist Episcopal Gerald Stiles E. T. Wickham le Massenet Babylon Handel Sturges Sowerby Song of Autumn Stoughton Quartette Pflueger Mrs. Warren Schuster Ms Griffith Barber Postlude Jerusalem Golden’ Spark W. W.bowers Mary Hunter H. N. Schuster Heyser Maren Legere Kern Vesper Service Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marvel’ Schuster Country Churches Lexington Methodist Nellie Manners Ovid Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wallace L. G. Club M. G. Campbell Chas. Schroeder Oregon No. 3 Will Martin Ual Charles Beenblosom Charles Rademaker Ft. Madison Keokuk H. Radenker Ains Worth Clara Baker Elsie Wallace H. J. Mangold Ray Higbee Ottumwa Corpman H. A. Engel O. F Furst I. le Miksch White Oak P. F. Smith D. FE. Brumback Bessie Prymek Smithfield Ill Frank Smith Baxter Henry Luers Lloyd Luers John Parker Willis Adair Wiliam Parker Table Grove D. EK. Brumback Hazel Walters Charley Scranton Walt Dayton Lois Esther Jones Onner’s A Orner Conner Quets Illi Nois Fellows Mamma Volland Ginal Lic H. I. Ward & Co’s East Side Square Orchid Ery Methodist Witout Holy Christ God Heaven Hell David E. W. Griffih
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