Three Preachers to Be Guests at Sunday Worship
Sunday worship features three guest preachers across local churches. Rev G L Schaller of Harrisburg will lead at First Evangelical in the morning. Col Alex Mamon of Chicago will address Grace church and a living picture will be shown in the evening. Rev W G Vincent of Williamsport will speak at both services at East Park Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Schaller
Harrisburg
Evangelical’ Church
Alex “Mamon
Chicago
Grace Church
W.G. "Vincent
Williams
Park Presbytterian Church
Mr. Schaller
Evan Bellial
Cedar Falls
Schaller
Andas
Warren
Damon
Waterloo
Salvation Army
Good Samaritan
Ander
Max Noah
Grace
Dro Marl
The Tryst and the Spring Romance in New York Times Verse
A fragmentary poem portrays a lover bringing ecstasy and dilemmas, with vows and a spring awakening. The speaker longs for daffodils and violets as spring returns, while other lovers fade. The piece evokes romantic tension and seasonal renewal amid urban print.
Decision by Edgar A. Guest
A terse verse fragment contemplates whether to quit or endure in the face of foes and fatigue. The speaker weighs fighting on against the lure of dropping the burden and yielding, insisting that perseverance may still yield victory despite weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Glee Clubs of Coe to Sing at Westminster Church
The Men s Glee Club of Coe under Paul Ray will give a sacred concert at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 4 30 p m Sunday the program includes The Lord is My Light by Allison and The Crucifixion by Stainer καθώς the church choir will perform God So Loved the World The annual meeting of Westminster church and congregation follows on Monday evening with officers to be elected and reports heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Glee Club OF
COE
Westminster
College
Cedar
Rapids
Paul Ray
Westminster Presbyterian ‘Church
Starship
Ww. P. McCormick
Westminter
J. Arthur Young
Israel
Mendelssohn
Alica Eason ‘Wise
Homer
Gounod
Trinity American Lutheran
Bible Conference Plans Under Way With Dr Torrey
Plans for the eleventh Waterloo Bible Conference under the Bible Conference Association are set. Dr A C Torrey will lead the week long assembly, with preachers including Goebelien Riley Griffith Thomas Masse Shields Masse Ford Ottman. Easter Sunday morning services will be at First Presbyterian church and week services continue, with two Sunday evenings at Walnut Street Baptist church.
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Waterloo
Bible Conférence
Harry“ Gisher
Ds bDresident
Alc
Goebelein
W. B. Riley
Wat -Griffith-Thomas
James Jay
T. Shields
Ford
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Street Baptist’ Church
Cornell College Orchestra to Be Heard in Concert
The Cornell College Orchestra conducts Horace Alden Miller will present a concert Sunday evening April 10 at the first Methodist Episcopal church. Soloists include Ruth Pinkerton Minnie Kennedy Arthur Janssen and Charles Pedri. It marks the twenty second spring tour with a history of growth from a local group to a leading state college orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College Conservatory
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Horace Alden Miller
Ruth Pinkerton
Cornell Conservatory
Minnie Belle Kennedy
Arthur Janssen
Charles Pedri
Waterloo
Cornell
Annual Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
The congregation of United Presbyterian Church will hold its annual business meeting tomorrow evening. Families and parish friends are invited to gather at 1 30 p m for a picnic supper. Reading of reports, election of officers, and business will take place. Warry TP Bennett orchestra will perform during the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘United Presbyterian Church
AL & Wn
Warry TP. Bennett
New York PastorDeclares Marriage a Democracy
In New York on April 2, Minot Simons of All Souls Unitarian church says marriage is a democracy with two coequal partners not a head by the husband. He notes money matters should be democratic and wives share equally in income, savings, and spending. He urges men to involve wives in business confidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minot Simons
All Souls Unitarian Church
Presbytery fund drive launched in Waterloo Presbytery
The Presbyterian church launched a campaign to raise 49,595.70 of the national 15,000,000 pension fund to aid ministers widows and orphans. Rev BE Williams of Westminster Des Moines spoke at Hotel Russell Lamson dinner, outlining the drive with Adam Wagner chairing the laymen’s committee. Chairmen meet next week with pastors to discuss the service pension plan and plan an intensive drive if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of the
U. S.A
G. ‘Williams
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Des
Moines
General Assembly of the Church
San
Midwest
Chicago
S. A. MacLean
Helena
Mont
Iowa
South Dakota
Waterloo
MacCauley
General Assembly
Waterloo Presbytery Committee
Waterloo Savings Bank
Catharine Adrian
Lenten Services Feature Visiting Preachers at Local Churches
The weekday lent service at Christ Episcopal Church will host Rev. Thomas Horton of Clinton Ta a former rector of St Mark's. At 445 Friday St Mark's schedules a lent service with the sermon The Elevated Cross and Rev Doane Upjohn of Independence will speak at 780 pm Friday. A theater in Stoars Axe London has been leased for about $1000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Elpiscopal Church
Thomas Horton
Clinton, Ta
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark’s Church
Doane Upjohn
Independence
Stoars Axe
London
Memorial Services Across Churches Sunday in Cedar Falls
Travelers will attend First Baptist for their annual memorial service and Young Women's Christian Association members will honor the Seven churches readings at St Mark's. Rev Kenagy will preach Morning and Evening sermons from Revelation. Music from Antioch choir and soloists accompany services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Baptist
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cedar’. Falls
St. ‘Mark's Episcopal
C. L. Kenagy
Shelley
Ikenagy
Antioch Church
Stev
Charles ‘Baxter
St. Mark's Church
Christ
The Redemption to be sung at First Presbyterian Palm Sunday
The First Presbyterian choir of Waterloo prepares for the oratorio The Redemption by Gounod to be presented 4 p.m. on Palm Sunday April 10. The 60 voice chorus will perform with soloists Jesse Church Martha Mcformick Norma Gaiser C L Tarbell J Roy Gilfillan and George Faust. Mrs Oliver Stevenson will play the organ under Mr Church's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian’ Church
Palm
Gounod
Waterloo
Jesse Church
Martha Mcformick
Norma
Gaiser
C. L. Tarbell
Roy Gilfillan
George
Faust
Oliver Stevenson
Church
Christ as Dreamer Not in Vain Says Dr Butterick
New York April 2 Delivering a sermon at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev George A Buttrick declared Jesus was a dreamer whose dreams were not in vain. He noted Jesus performed miracles without modern inventions and sought only a stable to be born and a cross to die. The magnetism of the cross, he said, remains a symbol of holy sacrifice and Calvary reverence expresses sympathy for suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Avenue Presbyterian’ Church
George ‘A. Buttrick
Jesus
Buttrick
Revival Meetings Planned by Dr Steeves in Walnut Street Church
Dr W L Steeves announces two week evangelistic revival at Walnut Street Baptist Church nightly except Saturdays ending Easter Sunday. W B Howell to lead singing Mrs O Jo Weese to be personal worker Musical Messengers church orchestra to perform. Steeves to preach on subjects including The Ascended Lord and the Descended Holy Spirit Transcendent Christ and Transforming Power Victims of Faith and Makers of the Church Extending Testimony and Expanding Grace Arrested Jailer and the Advancing Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
W. B. Howell
O. Jo. Weese
Warren I. Steeves
Jaitor
Cedar Heights Sermon Focuses on Knocked Fights and Obedience
Dr W G Crowder acting pastor at Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church will preach tomorrow morning on The Knights Fight and in the evening on Obeying Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
W. G. Crowder
Cedar Weights Presbyterian Community Church
Serndon
Kmagles
Fieht
Missionary Bishop Rowe Makes Alaska Case
New York April 9 Reverend Peter T Rowe bishop of Alaska told Sunday at the Cathedral of St John the Divine the church’s deeds show its Christianity. He cited protection of natives from salmon cannery threats and an aviator rescue as examples and noted his 31 years in Alaska raising funds for his diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richt
Peter T. Rove
Alaska
America
Maska
Yukon
Rowe
Wilkins
Episcopal
Fair
Banks
Altho St. Paul
Gospel of Main Street sermon at Union Theological Seminary
Rev Charles R Brown describes Main Street as a cross section of life seen worldwide. He divides Jerusalem into upper middle and lower sections to illustrate wealth greed and indifference versus poverty, noting Jesus understood the street from top to bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Main Street
Charles R. Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Simon the Pharisee
Jesus
Congregation to Choose Leaders at Annual Meeting
First Presbyterian church and congregation will hold its annual meeting Monday evening with a 6 30 p m picnic supper in the dining room hosted by Majer guild women. Elders will be elected to replace C K Bentz J M Graham L E Larsen and J W Rath. Meeting called to order at 7 30 p m by J T W Rath president. Jack Bartley secretary. Reports from departments will be presented. Trustees to succeed Oliver Stevenson C W Robertson and Jack Patterson and to complete the unexpired term of G P Berry, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Presbyterian Church
Majer Guild
C.K. Bentz
J. M. Graham
L. E. Larsen
J. W. Rath
JT. W. Rath
Jack Bartley
Renorta
Oliver Stevenson
C. W W. Robertson
Jack Patterson
TP. Berry
Births Reported in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Jeff Davis Fowler 432 Duryea March 3 son Warry Dean. Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon Grinnell Lester township March 24 daughter Shirley Rae. Mr and Mrs Hans Frank 652 Con ger March 20 son Robert Hans. Mr and Mrs Clarence K Cropper Allen Memorial hospital March 20 son William Herbert. Dr and Mrs Ivan Powers 409 Riverside March 7 son Ivan Ray Jr. Mr and Mrs Edwin J Mixdorf 624 Kentzelman court March 20 daughter Dorothy. Mr and Mrs Henry William Meier St Francis hospital March 18 daughter Esther Lavina. Mr and Mrs George duer Geist 624 Randolph March 3 son Robert Hugo. One hundred fifty twin descendants left by Mrs Elizabeth Langstes who has Just died at age 60 in Hallsham, nglind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis Fowler
Duryea
Warry Dean
Glen Gordon Grinnell
Lester Township
Shirley Rae
Hans Frank
Edwin J. Mixdorf
Kentzelman Court
Dorothy
Henry William ‘Meier
St. Francis Hospital
Esther Lavina
George Duer Geist
Randolph
Robert Hugo
Devastating book review frames war diary as epic truth
The review analyzes a diary like work by an anonymous World War I observer. It portrays the journals as raw, profane yet profound, mixing humor and philosophy with stark depictions of soldiers minds. The piece likens the book to history in the raw and questions moral certainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris ‘Wilder
J. H. Sears & Co
Venus
Bacchus
Mercury
Germany
Marquis new play Out of the Sea and other 1926 notices
Book Gossip notes Don Marquis's new play Out of the Sea from Doubleday Page April 1, featuring a Cornish cliff romance with an American poet and Isobel Tragesal. Also reviewed are The Best Continental Stories of 1926 edited by Richard Eaton, Decadence by Maxim Gorky from McBride & Company, Waldo Frank’s Time Exposures, and mention of Ward's Eyolu work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Marquis
Doubleday, Page & Company
Tristam
Tyntagil
Lyonesse
Isobel Tragesal
Mark Tragesal
Tragesal
Richard Eaton
Dodd, Mead and Company
Europe
Soviet Russia
Portugal
Maxim Gorky
Robert M. McBride & Company
Waldo Frank
Searchlight
New Yorker
Bont Sind Liveright
Prize Reviews in Courier Book Contest
Prize reviews invite readers to submit a 200 word opinion on Tomorrow Morning by Anne Parrish. The reviewer notes the work’s pessimistic tone, flat plotting, and dull central figures while praising its artistic technique and vivid characterizations. Despite drawbacks it holds merit and wholesome philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose -McCullough Sullivan
Claude
Willow Street
Cherokee
Courier Book
Courier
the Courier
Anne’ Parrish
Kate
Joe
Evelyn
J. Wartley
College Girls Debate on Equal Rights at Ames
In Ames on April 3, girls from the University of Iowa and Iowa State College debated whether women should have equal rights with men. The discussion ended without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ta.s
University of Iowa
Iowa
Colere
Paul A Harsch I Lectures On Power Of Good
Paul A Harsch gave a lecture under the auspices of the First Church of Christ Scientist Water loo. He discussed Christian Science and the Power of Good citing Mary Baker Eddy and the Bible. He described prayer as essential and healing through divine power as daily evident in thousands of practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Church of Christ
Scientist
Waterloo
Church of Christ, Scientist
Paul A. ‘Marsh
Church
Church: of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
God
David
Brooks
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Jesus
Lazarus
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AL UH
Semmann
Pas Manuel
Walnut
Vinestreeta
S. Ss
Grace ‘Methodist Episcopal
Eyre’s “ _Macartney
Wallin Street Baptist
Chas
Vele
Berl Ring
Aure George “Woodall
Universalist
Willard C. Bodell
Nolte
Immanuel Lutheran
Church of Jesus
Ju. Jacobson
Latter- Day Saints
Vanuire Toald da
The
Dow York Times
Edgar A. Guest
Jeeves
Ashford
Raymond
Gloria
Ight Ty
Ambrose
Samson
Scott
Torrey
Cornell College Orchestra
Avelers Will
St. Mark’s’ Church
Central
Christian
Gamialiel
Dr. Endres
First Methodist
Herbert Moehlman
Plazay Theatre
Luther League
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
J. A. Carpenter
Church of ‘Christ
DR. Butterick
W. L. Steeves
Ghurgh
Faraway Country
Mra
Elizabeth Lang Tes
Ab Hallsham
Nglind
John
Doe
Mobbing
Bobbs: Merrill Company
Cecil Roberts
Coolidge
Washington
Ameri
Walt “Whitman
Capitol
Yona
Gale
Dionshaw Ward
Paul A. Harsch
Paris
Church of Friendliness
W.O P. McCormick
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