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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
4
The material lists lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. It notes copyright and permissions for educational use.
A sermon on the prohibition and purpose of lying, its punishment, and the spread of deceit within the church. It cites Exodus 20 16 Proverbs 26 28 Matthew 26 75 and warns that lies harm individuals and the church. It discusses whisperers talebearers and worldliness entering religious life and urges accountability before God.
Twenty or more countries reported lower mortality for people aged 35 to 64 than the United States prior to the war, highlighting a wide international gap in midlife death rates.
Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11 and a sermon titled Use It Or Lose It. The service features organ preludes offertories and postludes, with special music and a youth program in the evening. Esther Gerdes leads postlude. Dr. George Kerr is minister.
Basil G. McBee, Pastor, invites all to worship at the Associate Presbyterian Church in Gath. Morning worship at 8:00 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Young Peoples programs. All are welcome.
Bible school 9 45 morning worship 10 45 youth fellowship 6 39 evening preaching service 7 30 regular church board meeting Sunday 2 30 sermon topics Hungry Hearts and Music for the morning includes Prelude poem Offertory in A flat and Postlude To God On High Boyd White director of music Mrs Boyd White organist Blundering Builders Thomas Polk minister.
Morning worship at 10:45 with Dr. Miller on What's Right With the Church. Evening service at 7:30 with Rev. Smith on God's Blessed Man. Youth Fellowship 6:30, Young Adult Fellowship 8:00. Morning music features organ preludes and selected solos by Helen Stone.
At 9:45 Sunday school and 10:45 morning worship with Prelude Pilgrim's Chorus from Tannhaeuser by TM Wagner Junior choir, Purer Yet and Purer Senior choir, O Sing Unto The Lord, I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say solo by John McGaffey. Pastor T. E. White delivers Faith of Our Fathers. Postlude Fanfare by Dubois. Superintendent Vernon Witting, Organist and Director Mrs A R Terlet.
Trinity Lutheran Church 409 East Main invites those without a church home to attend a Sunday service with sermon titled A Selfish Generation based on Matthew 16 19. Pastor J H Beiderwieden leads, telephone 247 for details.
Christian Tabernacle announces Sunday schedule with 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship 6 30 p m young peoples service and 7 30 p m evangelistic service Please notice the change of time for the evening service 7 30 rather than 7 45 All welcome Pastor W J Stevens
Masses at St James Catholic Church are scheduled for 7 8 and 10 a m with Rev H J Corcoran serving as pastor.
Immanuel Lutheran Wisconsin Synod holds Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 a m with divine worship and holy communion at 10 30 a m Confirmation class on Wednesday at 4 15 p m. Pastor L M Bleichwehr leads Come and Worship STPE R Washington holds morning worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m with sermon Use It Or Lose 5 Bird Catechism class Saturday September 7 at 1 30 p m meeting location Valley parsonage front.
Calvary Baptist lists 9:30 Bible school for all ages led by Sup t Melo Vadha 10:45 worship with sermon The Purpose Of The Holy Spirit In the Life of The Believer 8:00 evening evangelistic service The Third Dispensation or Why The Four Freedoms Shall Fail Special services Wednesday and Thursday nights 8 and 8 with Evangelist John C Kastelein of Burlington Motion pictures before each service including The Rapture Choosing Rather Explos ion of the Atom Bomb and The Man Who Forgot God Dates Wednesday Thursday Sept 11 12 at 8 p m A E Diddams pastor Everyone is welcome.
A local church lists morning worship at 10:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. The program includes morning and evening music pieces by multiple composers and a young people session at 7:30 p.m.
A 1946 lesson sermon from Christian Science Churches centers on Man as the divine image. It cites Isaiah 45 and Ecclesiastes 7 29 and stresses that true man is spiritual and perfect as reflected in God’s likeness.
A church program features Anthem Somebody Else Needs A Blessing Ackley Offertory Album Leaf and Ashford Postlude Consecrated Lord. Recital includes organist Mrs Charles Murdock director Mrs Oscar Burham pianist Barbara Nayadley pianist Alfred Trenerry minister.
Morning worship scheduled for Tuesday September 10 at the country church. A young peoples and young adult meeting follows at 8 o'clock. Arthur Gersh is superintendent and Floyd A. Smith is the pastor.
Sunday school begins at 8:00 followed by evening worship led by the young people of New Haven with RE W Hyde serving as superintendent of the Sunday school.
Morning worship at 11 with Robert Stephens superintendent sermon Christ the Man of Mary Ann Bauer at the piano. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 led by John Duvall. Evening worship at 7 30. Rev E L Jeamby of Mt Pleasant lectures on Danes at 8 using his cane collection. Don t miss.
Federated Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Supt. Frank Gault and worship at 11 a.m. with LeRoy Selby as speaker at the Union Service set for 8 p.m. on September 10. Willing Workers hold a 10 a.m. Sunday session taught by Supt. Joseph Jones. Youth Fellowship Groups meet in the afternoon. W S C S meets Tuesday September 10. Rev. Howard F. Ball is the pastor.
The Prairie Flower Baptist Church announces a Bible School at 10:00 with the verse II Tim 2:15 and a sermon at 11:00 titled He brought him to Jesus. An 8:00 evening service follows with Wednesday prayer and praise. Pastor Merle Booth invites all without a church home to worship.
Pleasant Hill church holds Bible school with communion at 10 00 led by Howard Benn supt Following Bible school the church board meets to decide several important items F Allyn Westbrook pastor
Rainbow Girls officers were installed at a public ceremony in the Masonic temple with members of Masonic groups and friends in attendance. Installing officers included Jane Pauls and Margaret McCall, with Helen Falk and Jean Freshwaters also participating. Marie Blattner became worthy advisor, Patricia Patterson associate, Joan Fields charity, Martha Young hope, Dorothy Walker faith. Officiating appointees and new officers followed with names such as Neda Faye Aston and Clara Falk among others. Beverly Brown presented at a reception after. Gwendolyn Mamseyer sang with Miss Freshwaters at the piano.
Present and former members of the Homemakers club with their families attended a cooperative supper last evening at Taylor No. 9 schoolhouse. All members except three were present, with former members Mr. and Mrs. Ray Redlinger Mrs. Robert Reaney Mr. and Mrs. Hal Richards Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foster in attendance. The evening was spent visiting.
The Ladies Bible class of the Presbyterian church was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George Clapper. Fourteen members spent the afternoon socially with Margaret Cowden recounting her mission work in Iran. Mrs. C. S. Lemmon, president, led a brief business meeting. Ela Gordon assisted by Mrs. Clapper in serving light refreshments.
Official notice before the Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co to construct and maintain a double circuit 69 000 volt electric line over public and private lands in Washington County. Hearing set September 24 1946 at Des Moines with objections due five days prior. No objector details provided beyond representation guidance.
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