Reading Lesson Notes for WEWTON Ceremony
A formal practice entry notes WEWTON reading sessions with an 0-8 level focus. Scriptural references include Hebrews 11 through 13 and Genesis 12 1 9 with Romans listed as a reading.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
3
A formal practice entry notes WEWTON reading sessions with an 0-8 level focus. Scriptural references include Hebrews 11 through 13 and Genesis 12 1 9 with Romans listed as a reading.
The lesson explores Hebrews chapters 11 to 13, highlighting Abraham's trust in God and the creative power of faith. It urges boys and girls to seek God’s guidance, build a life on implicit faith, and follow examples like John Wesley and Martha Berry as they consider future careers and purpose.
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The article lists a 9:45 Sunday school and 10:45 worship with Prelude Panis Angelicus and Ivories Anthem. It notes sermons, duets, postludes, and a youth hour at 6:30 with the finest city youth choir, gospel hymns, and a welcoming message.
Trinity Lutheran invites all members and friends to dedicate the new church in Oskaloosa at 3 p m Sunday. The Rev H J Heilmann of Fairbank, Iowa, will be guest speaker. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10, Bible class at 11, and a sermon on Companions of God Gen 5 24. Pastor J H Beiderwieden invites those without a church home to attend.
The Church of Nazarene invites all to a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school with programs for all ages followed by 11 a.m. worship. Evening activities include a 6:45 p.m. Young People meeting and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Pastor C. F. Gieselman invites attendance.
The Seventh Day Adventists at N. Fifth Ave announce Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and a preaching service at 3 p.m. Pastor H. R. Coats leads the church.
Emmanuel Lutheran Jefferson and Slowe offers Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 a m divine worship at 7 30 p m Sunday school teachers meeting Thursday at 7 p m. Psalm quote and invitation to worship. Pastor L M Bleichwehr 320 S Iowa Ave phone 475
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed in Washington announces no Sunday school this Sunday due to Mission Festival. A congregational dinner at noon, Dr Marcus L Bach to preach at 2 pm on Your Spiritual Checkup. Pastor Milo J Phillips urges attendance and friend invitation.
A Calvary Baptist message centers on Jesus declaring I am the resurrection and the life, urging faith and eternal hope. The brief excerpt highlights the teaching with spiritual reassurance for believers.
The Christian Science lesson sermon centers on the Doctrine of Atonement. It cites I Corinthians 1 18 and Micah 6 6 8, arguing that sacrifice cannot pay sin and that atonement requires constant self immolation, while God’s wrath venting on the Son is man made.
All are welcome to our friendly church with Bible school for all ages at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. and evening gospel service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Paul H. White.
Church activities listed with times for worship and youth groups. Dr. Miller to preach on Echoes of Ecumenicity and The Old Time Religion. Musical program includes organ preludes, anthems, offertory, duets, and a postlude under Director of Music Eloutse R. Sorden.
The bulletin lists Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 45 followed by youth fellowship at 6 50 and evening worship at 7 30. Wednesday prayers and midweek worship at 7 30 with morning worship preludes and multiple anthems and sermons by Rev Wells and others. The Friendly tribute Class Party moves to Thursday at Woodrow Crone's, October highlighted as church wide emphasis.
The United Presbyterian church schedules a 9:45 a m worship, 1:45 p m service, evening worship at 6:50 p m with special music and preludes. Miss Wate Hall will speak at the annual bank offering by the congregation’s Missionary Societies.
Thomas Polk, minister, announces St James Catholic Masses at 7 8 and 10 a m The 10 o clock service will be high mass Rev H J Corocoran pastor serves as organist Shirley Dunlap named organist for the occasion
Valley churches present a full weekend of worship with sermons by Dr. Marcus L. Bach at Country Churches, homecoming at Pleasant Hill Christian, and morning and evening services at Westchester Methodist. Prairie Flower Baptist offers Bible school at 10:60 and evening service at 7:30 plus a midweek prayer meeting.
Sunday school at 9:45 for New Haven and Grace Hill with sessions at 11:00. Morning worship at New Haven. Grace Hill holds 7:30 evening worship. Floyd A. Smith and Arthur Gorsh listed as S S Supts for New Haven and Grace. R W Hyde named S S Supt for Grace.
Sunday worship at 11 o clock with sermon A Smite for the Whole Human Race. Junior MYF at 6:50 p m. plans to hike to the supper place. Senior MYF at 7:40 p m Sunday. Monday 7:30 p m Sunday school, Cru sade for Christ committee meets at parsonage. Thursday 2 o clock WSCS church social. 7:50 p m choir practice.
The West Chester Federated church holds Sunday worship at 11 AM led by John MebDowell superintendent. A report on the Iowa Baptist State convention will be presented. Miss Kate Hull, former U N missionary to India, speaks at AXC church at 2 30 PM Monday.
Crawfordsville churches announce Sunday program with Sunday school at 10 90 a m Joseph Jones Sept morning worship at 11 00 a m youth groups at 6 30 p m union service at 7 36 p m at F P church Clifford Ott minister.
W S Eldridge and Etta Mathis McCall of Missouri Mont are honored in the Three Quarter Century club on their 79th birthdays today. Alberta Marie Rathmel and Blaine Margaret Wulf receive decorated cakes for birthdays, while Marsha Bailey turns 14. Messages of good wishes flow to Mrs. Frank Carson, Gerald Dean Hoyle, Mrs. Marion Thompson, Warren Stewart, Ellen Rowe, Lloyd Scott, and Mrs. Faye Mackey.
Missionaries Rev Jacob De Koning and Blanche De Koning of the American Sunday School Union lead a series at Eureka Church south of Washington from October 20 to October 28. Services begin daily at 7 30 PM with Mrs De Koning giving a chalk talk or object lesson for children and special songs with accordion accompaniment. Open to the public. Sunday school held each Sunday at 10 led by Superintendent Lee Oliver.
The Homemakers of English River township gathered at Mrs. Raymonts home for a Wednesday tea. They discussed years work and the scholarship fund, elected officers for the year, and heard Ruth Foster on family living factors and actions. 4-H clothing from Washington county displayed prizes from the State Fair. Twenty four women attended. next meeting November 3 at Mrs. Oren Birkeys with a lesson on color harmony.
The Wayneway Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Clarence Richards in Insworth. Guests were Mrs Vera OConnor and Mrs Myrtie bnoma. Mrs Ethel vrotter received the high score prize and Mrs OConnor the low prize. The hostess served refreshments assisted by Mrs Lut Moore. Next meeting will be with Mrs Wanda Urnatetr.
Three Circles met in October at members homes to discuss plans for the December bazaar. St Marys Circle held a social evening with Mrs Leslie Payne and Father Corcoran among attendees and tea served by co hostesses. St Anthonys Circle led by Mrs Hubert Walker conducted business with card games won by Mrs Kay Whitehead and pinochle by Mrs Luella Waldschmidt. Ledger Home circle co hosts included Mrs Al Ledger Mrs Irene Hostelt and Mrs Leonard McKeown for the session.
Morning worship at 9 45 a m followed by an 11 a m sermon Acquaintance With God Young peoples service at 6 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m sermon Three Cups preached by Dr Crozier both sermons Everyone welcome W J Stevens pastor
Morning worship service at Christian Bible school features Lt.46 stations and music selections by Wendell Rider as Director of Music. Prelude Vesper Chimes Star of Hope and Postlude Moderate beat noted with listed pieces.
The Federated Vyresbyterian Bible school lists 9 45 morning worship 11 Juniors at 6 36 with Mrs Monson Moorhead Waters Junior sponsors and leaders U P Fellowship 7 30 with Janice White and Janet Flet cher Union service also at 7 30 hymn sing and gospel message Mr Ford to speak Special Meetings Cet 29 23 Dr P G Dykhuizen Synodical Supt of Missions in Iowa will hold a Training Class each evening at 8 00 for all church members and workers On Wednesday Oct 25 the Revel ation study begins Many should attend Daniel Knox Ford Minister.
A health incentive program disburses shares to a druggist based on each dollar spent. Officials say the scheme rewards community health purchases and bolsters local pharmacy services.
At the hospital yesterday several patients are listed including Mrs Ida Stannard from Richmond Mrs Laticia French Mrs George Sojka Anita Fish with a tonsillectomy. Dismissed today Ralph Curtis Ames Mrs Frank Dea and son William Patrick address 5024 N Marion Ave. Little Kiower Circle. Eleven members and Father Corcoran attended a business meeting led by Mrs William Marie Jr Mrs Leonard Marie won a prize hosts served seasonal refreshments.
Kate Hill of Midora, a retired missionary, will be guest of honor at a tea tomorrow afternoon at the United Presbyterian church. All women of the church are invited to meet Miss Hill as hostesses from the Women’s Missionary societies will run the informal gathering in the church social rooms at two o'clock. Miss Hill spent many years in mission fields in India and will speak Sunday morning at the annual bank offering service during the regular worship hour at the United Presbyterian church.
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