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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
4
An editorial urges voters to study their choices and vote independently. It warns against prejudice and hate, promotes goodwill and tolerance, and suggests facing the election with patience and humor regardless of the outcome.
Congregational prayer meeting at 11 00 a m all are expected to attend. Bible study at 6 00. Mid week prayer service at 7 30 Wednesday evening at the church.
A poemic satire notes banks shut three days weekly for a fanciful event. Tellers yell of Eliza’s ice era and Charlie Ross kidnapper myths. The speaker laments being unable to pay bills while doors stay barred, suggesting arbitrary closures and public frustration.
A church urges its members to stay faithful at their posts and join the worldwide Disciples of Christ convention in St Louis through prayer. Sunday services proceed with an invitation to attend the Christian Endeavor youth meeting at 6 30 pm for inspiration and guidance from God.
The message invites newcomers and strangers or those without a church home to attend, signed by Arthur K R Oates, pastor.
Washington church announces Sunday school at 10 o clock and regular morning services at 11 o clock. German and English preaching offered. Pastor Carl W Klein welcomes all.
A M E Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching by the pastor at 11 00 a m Evening service at 7 45 p m Subject Visions Acts 26 19 A Cc E League at 6 p m Choir reversal Friday evening Members be on hand J H Daniels minister
The church invites participation in Sabbath School at 9 45 worship and lesson study at 11 00 preaching at 7 06 and Christian Endeavor at 6 06. Mid week prayer service is its power house. Pastor Leslie Mountford extends the invitation to seek first the kingdom and his righteousness.
The First United Presbyterian church schedules a Sabbath service at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor under the Women’s Missionary societies. Evening worship is at 7:00 p.m. with a pastor sermon. Sabbath school begins at 9:45 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Music includes organ preludes and multiple anthems by Ashford Greatorex Geibel Herbert and others with soloists and postludes. Rev J M Wishart is minister and Miss Carolyn Hamilton directs music.
Morning service at 11 with sermon When a Fellow Needs a Friend and an 7 evening sermon Selling Out. Sunday school 9:30. Orchestra with Mrs Torrey organist. Epworth League at 6. Music includes Sunrise and Hosanna organ preludes, Weary Pilgrim antiphon, Refuge offertory, Lead Kindly Light duet, Andantino postlude. Evening preludes include Under the Delecties and The Lost Chord.
The service outline lists Sabbath school at 9 45 with six adult and youth classes including men women and high school groups. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon on A Christian View of Education. Evening worship at 7 o'clock includes a special choir program.
Sunday school and services at the usual time. A special baptismal service will be held during morning worship with the children providing special music. Rev. Drebert, pastor invites your presence.
There will be no preaching service Sunday as the pastor is away engaged in a revival meeting. Sunday school occurs at the usual hour. Preaching services resume two weeks from Saturday. C. BK. Ridding ton, pastor.
Bible school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am B P U at 7 pm subject Lessons from Recent Events Luke 13 1 5 Prov 25 25 evening worship 745 pm prayer meeting Wednesday evening cordial invitation extended to all Pastor Br Afiderson delivers the message
Dr Gageby leads upcoming services with themes The Common Flaw in Human Thinking at 11 AM Qed's Investment in Man at 3 PM a service adapted to man and Noah's Carpenters at 7 45 PM Open to all. Visitors from Washington Bethel and nearby communities attend nightly amid strong cooperative spirit and expected strong results.
Regular services will be held Sunday October 17. Sunday school starts at 2:00 PM and preaching at 3:00 PM by Rev. W. H. Slack.
Valley church announces Sunday school at the regular morning hour and morning service with evening services at 7:00 pm. Pastor Carl W. Klein invites all.
Mr. Weigel of 2602 Third Ave Seattle credits Tanlac with a dramatic health turn after severe kidney pain back trouble headaches and rheumatism. He reports weight gain of thirty pounds improved appetite and restful sleep following early doses and ongoing treatment at the New Washington Hotel.
M Werhigel of Seattle says he had no idea anything could help until Tenleac. He reports an 80 pound gain and complete restoration of health after using the product.
In an advertisement a speaker urges readers to visit him for names of friends who will verify every word. Tanlac is promoted as a trusted remedy by Sherman Bros in Washington and by Wellman at Mac Gugin Drug Co and other leading druggists.
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