Covenanter Church Announcements Schedule
Sabbath school at 10 o clock and public worship at 11 o clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
5
Sabbath school at 10 o clock and public worship at 11 o clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Public worship next Sabbath morning and evening. A welcome is extended to all. Bible school in the morning and Young People's meeting in the evening.
A cor dial invitation is extended to all for a reading themed on humility and reverence. The event references Proverbs 22:4 and Matthew 4:1 11, inviting participation in a responsive reading session.
Rev. H. F. Keltch will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Christian church. The committee urges a full congregation for both services. Keltch is described as a forceful speaker and a splendid Christian man. Attend these services without excuse.
The Baptist church details morning worship at 11:00 and a 9:45 Sunday school. Bible YP U meets at 6:30 with officer elections. No evening service due to Union Seco r at First United Presbyterian. Members urged to attend multiple services. Rotary Club thanked for its contribution. Pastor John D. Kern notes attendance at Washington Association in Louisa Center.
Sabbath, September 16, 1923 morning sermon titled What Is Your Life from James 4 14. No evening service due to union service at First United Presbyterian church. Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor held at usual hours. Willard Wylie, Pastor.
Methodist church announces Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 00 led by the pastor on the subject Supremacy of Christ. Epworth League meets at 6 30 in the social hall led by Miss Edna Mercer. Intermediate League at 6 50 in the chapel led by Frances Thomas. Union service at 7 30 pm at First U P church as part of Boy's Week with Frank Gamel speaking and a union male chorus providing music. Music for morning service listed.
The First U P Church presents an evening service with organ preludes and offertories including Ave Maria and Indian Summer Sketch. Selections feature Brewer Male Chorus and Towner Male Quartet with postludes by Wood and organist Mary Hunter.
The morning service features an Irgan prelude from the Peer Gynt Suite Grieg Anthem Give Thanks to the Lord with solos by Helen Livingston and Frank Skipton. Neidlinger piece Out of the Depths with solo by Bertha Hay. Debussy Romance organ offertory and Faulkes Arr final in G. Rev. J Reade McCrory directs. Carolyn Hamilton organist. Helen Harvey, organist.
A joint meeting of Bethel and Haskins Presbyterian Church boards agreed on a six month regrouping plan. Morning worship moves to 9 20 at Haskins for three months while Bethel retains two services weekly, then shifts with Haskins to two services weekly for three months. The congregations will vote on a permanent agreement at six months. Members urged to attend despite road conditions. Evening service moved to 7 30 later.
Bethel Presbyterian announces an important meeting of the congregation after the morning service on Sunday September 16. All members are urged to be present. P A Mazzei signs the notice.
A reader notes an advertisement appearing in the Journal. The line suggests prompt service if the ad is acknowledged. The remark indicates awareness of the newspaper's outreach and implies a response expectation.
The Iowa Farm Credit Corporation announced a new plan to finance farmers in building dairy herds and expanding milk production. It will buy high quality cattle, distribute them to Iowa dairymen on a nine month credit, with half payment due and renewal options. A field agent is purchasing six carloads of Holstein and Guernsey stock in Wisconsin for six Iowa counties, endorsed by the Iowa Dairymen’s Association.
Private letters on the war are reviewed but Luke’s Gospel and Acts are praised as superior writings. Luke’s dual role as physician and author is highlighted, noting his devotion to Christ and his loyalty to Paul. Readers are urged to study Luke 1 1, Acts 1 1, 16 9 15, Col 4 14, 2 Tim 4 11 alongside Luke and Acts.
The Lexington Ladies Aid Society hosts Harvest Home Dinner and Bazaar at Lexington M F E church basement on Thursday September 20. Lunch begins at 11 a m with a chicken dinner. Prizes listed include cakes breads jelly candy produce and poultry. A ball game and amusements fill the afternoon with special music. Sep 14 17 18.
The Jagellon dynasty held thrones in Lithuania Poland Hungary and Bohemia. It began with Ladislas III who became king of Poland in 1447 and ended with Sigismund II who died in 1572.
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