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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1927

Page

14

Palm Sunday Church Services Across City Plan

Numerous churches schedule Palm Sunday events with baptisms confirmations and special sermons. St Pauls faces dawn and evening sermons with 80 catechism graduates receiving diplomas. First Lutheran Grace Methodist and Walnut Street Baptist host services including baptisms choirs cantatas and Bible readings. Immanuel Lutheran and East Park Presbyterian feature Palm themes and choir pieces. additional sermons cover forgiveness the world’s biggest business and prophetic paths of faith with varied musical offerings.

Miss Muffet Spider Rhyme Reimagined On Tuffet

A playful verse retells Miss Muffet frightened by a spider, with altered rhymes describing the spider sitting on the tuffet and causing Miss Muffet to flee. The goofy catalog of rhymes emphasizes silly adjectives.

Miss Muffet

Denies Censorship Emphasizes Public Responsibility

In New York April 9 Rev Ralph W Lockman of Madison Avenue Methodist argues public censorship cannot secure private morality. He cites theatres papers and radio as channels for imagination and calls for balanced social control rather than harsh state suppression.

New York Ralph W. Lockman Madison Avenue Methodist Church

Cross of Christ urged as standard for life in sermon

New York April 3 Bishop Theodore S Henderson of the Cincinnati Methodist area urged putting the Cross of Christ into domestic life as a standard of living to heal divorces, end industrial injustice, and prevent wars. He called for daily conversation about Jesus and cited figures like Dickens Browning Wilson and Coolidge to illustrate transcendent faith.

New York Theodore S$. Henderson Cincinnati Methodist Area New Park Avenue Methodist Church East Highly-sixth Street Christ Charles Dickens Robert Browning Jesus Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge

Congregational Parley Program Highlights of Session

The Congregational Conference met at First Congregational Church May 10 to 12 with services and discussions led by Rev. E F Bosworth Rev Edmund Wittum Rev W E Williams and others. Topics included union with Universalists ministerial introductions college work and religious education with addresses by Prof A C McGif fert Jr and Dr Cornelius D Patton and adjournment on Thursday after the installation of Rev J Richmond Morgan as pastor.

Congregational Conference of Town First Congregational Church Tweeday Grinnell Edmund M Wittum The Universalists W. E. Williams Marshalltown W. O. Bodell Waterloo A. EB. Steiner Walter G. Swann Charles City Jesus A. C. McGiffert, Jr Chicago Theological Seminary P. Adelstein’ Johnson Religious Education Royal J. Montgomery Town City Ames W. Norris Wentworth Tabor F. W. Clayton Nelle F. Brooks J. F. Findley B. F. Martin Davenport HK. M. Whiting D. Foster Updike New York Elmer Gait George Barsalou Cedar Falls China Far East Cornelius D. Patton Boston Mass Tra J Houston Iowa City W. A. Lee Cedar Rapids Hawley A. C. McGiffert Church Ernest Evans Onawa James P. Burling Beerah A. Ik McLaughlin Dubuque Fred Cram W. L. Dibble Magon City F. Adelstein Johnson

First Methodist church to receive members and sing

Sunday morning at First Methodist church will see new preparatory and full members received and baptism offered for all ages. Dr J Arthur Young speaks on Christian Vows. Morning anthem They That Sow in Tears. John M Skogmo sings offertory Love Suffereth Song. Evening concert by Cornell College orchestra directed by Horace A Miller. Sixth Lent sermon series at First Congregational by Rev J Richmond Morgan on Jesus Christ. Graves Memorial United Brethren morning sermon The Word of Victory and cross theme. At First Baptist morning sermon Secret Trust. Evening Optimism and Pessimism Concerning the Struggle with the Beast. First United Presbyterian morning The Better Last Works. Evening Breaking Down the Fence. St Marks Episcopal Communion at 8 and 9:45 am. First Church of Christ Scientist sermon Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Northminster Presbyterian morning The Vision. Evening Lodebar the Cripples Home. First Brethren morning Passing Popularity. Evening The Face of God. Trinity American Lutheran morning Who Is This Jesus.

St. Paul's. M.E Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Walnut ‘ Street Baptist Church George Woodall Bert jXuehnle Jerusalem Anna Lichty Herman Beier Henry Mueller Babylon Watson Hall Roy Gilfillan Ama Lorenz Mr. Mueller Israel Red Sea Grace M. E Earl A.roadman Grace Church Faure Joe DuMond Blanche Ebert Seaver Walnut Street Baptist Warren L. Steeves Steeves Music Messengers Church Orchestra Presbyterian J. R. Macartney Lenora Hall Stanley Dickson Gaul Holy City Leola Strope Immanuel Lutheran A. H. Semmann East Park Presbyterian J. Paul Vincent Jubilee Singers African Methodist Episcopal Church Quiriden Methodist Episcopal Jesus C. WW Harrop L. A. Cobb J. “W. Whiteside Church of Christ Truth Christ the Witness of Truth First Methodist Church J. Arthur Young John M. Skogmo Adams Cornell College Orchestra Horace A. Miller J. Richmond Morgan Jesus Savior Schnecker von Kunitz Robert Bickley Graves Memorial United Brethren E. W. Main Munkacsy E.L. Mills E. O. Manley W. F. Dilworth L. L. Guyer Thy Creator Gertish First Baptist Secret Trust C. N. Kenagy First Baptist Church Olive Barker Iowa State Teachers College First United Presbyterian W. C. Chisholm W. C. Black St. Mark’s Charles Baxter Parker First Church of Christ Scientist Isaiah Northminster Presbyterian Russell A. McCormac Elizabeth Walker Lodebar First Brethren Edwin. Boardman, Jr God Trinity American Lutheran Herbert Moehlman Plaza Theatre

Pastor to Deliver Sermons at Cedar Heights Church

Rev. W. G. Growder, PD. D., supply pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church, will preach at 11 a.m. on "God's Reserve" and at 8 p.m. on "Out ward Bound."

W. G. Growder PD. D Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church

Aldof and the memory bread and wine in verse

Barbara Young reflects in Scribner's Magazine on existence and memory as fleeting yet bright. The speaker contemplates walking with others, sharing joy and sorrow, while memory remains the sole illuminating thread. The poem juxtaposes life’s simple pleasures with a remembered crucifixion.

Calvary Cantata at Westminster Sunday Eve

Dr. W P McCormick to preach tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian in final sermon of In the Garden The Betrayer. Mrs A Enderlein to sing All in the April Evening. cantata Calvary by Henry Wessel to be sung. soloists include Mrs Funderlain and Dr McCormick. program outlines the cantata with a series of choruses solos and duets reflecting the seven last words of Christ.

W. P. McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Church A. E. Enderlein Homer Stainer Henry Wessel Church of Friendliness

Dr Simons says many mothers unfit to aid children

New York April 9 In a sermon at All Souls Unitarian church Dr Minot Simons warned that many traditionally minded mothers are morally and spiritually incompetent to guide today’s children. He said modern conditions require mothers to oversee household life and their own moral growth. He blamed reliance on old conventions for undermining maternal guidance.

New York Minot Simons All Souls Unitarian Church

Orthodox foundation among American college students

New York April 9 The bulk of U S college students are orthodox Christians based on a religious poll of 100 colleges conducted by the International Advertising Association. About 36,000 students were surveyed with 98 percent affirming belief in God and 87 percent answering Yes to nine questions indicating orthodoxy.

God New York Charles Stelzle Church Advertising Department International Advertising Association Myr. Stelzle Columbia University Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell Pennsylvania Minois Chicago Brown California Leland Stanford College of the City of New York New York University Dartmouth College Wellesley Barnard Vassar Bryn Mawr Smith Providence College Rhode Island Pacific Union College Converse College Bridgewater College Winthrop Baylor Cartage Lynchburg Millsap Taylor Elon Wofford Union Shorter Wheateon Gettysburg Stelzle South New England Datmouth Altho

St Anthony Novena at St Marys Church Begin Tuesday

The annual St Anthony novena at St Marys Church runs from Tuesday April 12 to Tuesday June 7. Confessions occur Monday afternoons from 3 and Monday evenings from 7 30. Masses on the nine Tuesdays are at 6 7 and 8 30 am. The blessed sacrament is exposed before the 6 am mass and remains until benediction after the last mass followed by a short devotion.

St. Anthony St. Mary's Church Anthony

Holy Week Services Mark Waterloo Churches

Waterloo churches announce Holy Week programs with sermons by Rev. Charles Baxter at St. Mark's Episcopal and daily services at Christ Episcopal, St. Pauls Methodist, Walnut Street Baptist, First Brethren, and First United Presbyterian. Easter baptism and pre-Easter services planned.

Cornell College Orchestra to Play at First M E Church

Horace Aiden Miller directs the Cornell College Conservatory in a 7:30 p.m. concert at First M E Church tomorrow with soloist Ruth Pinkerton and artists Minnie Belle Kennedy Arthur Janssen and Charles Pedri. The program includes Elgar Carmen selections Wagner Grainger and Saint Saens, with an itinerary of spring concerts across Iowa and nearby cities.

Horace Aiden Miller Cornell College Conservatory M. E. Church Ruth Pinkerton Minnie Belle Kennedy Arthur Janssen Charles Pedri Waverly Waterloo Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Edward Elgar Toreador Sones Bizet Ceee Hubert L. Gautier Victor Herbert F. Liazt Dia Meistersingers Wagner Minnie Belle Kennedy Felix Borowski Helen Cumming Country Gardena Percy Grainger Samson and da Vacca Saint-Saens

Union Service by U P Young People at First Church

First United Presbyterian church young people from two societies hold a 6 30 p m union service Sunday led by Rev W C Chisholm. A feature is an address by W W C Black on The Way That's White The Life That's Right. The program coordinates the young people's hour and preaching service.

First United Presbyterian Church W. C. Chisholm W.W. C. Black

Torrey to Speak Here Next Week at Two Churches

Dr. R A Torrey, renowned preacher, will visit Ashaville North Carolina for a week of Bible talks starting Easter Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. He will preach twice daily there and at Walnut Street Baptist on April 17 and 24, covering topics on Christ's second coming, resurrection truths, the personality of the Holy Spirit, God is, the convicting work of the Holy Spirit, and reasons for belief.

R. A. Torrey Ashavilla N. C Charles M. Alexander Waterloo First’ Presbyterian Church Nidita Walnut Street Baptist Church Christ

April religious talks on the Bible as God’s word

The schedule lists multiple sessions over several days focusing on the Bible as the word of God. Topics include regenerating work of the Holy Spirit, the power of the word, and reasons supporting belief, with both afternoon and evening talks for men only.

Ferry's Purebred Seeds Offer True to Type Guarantees

The ad promotes Ferry's purebred seeds as reliably true to type, tested at extensive experimental grounds. It warns against guessing when buying seeds and argues Ferry's seeds, though cheap at ten cents per packet, outperform cheaper alternatives due to proven ancestry and care. Readers are urged to buy locally from the Ferry Box and request a free Ferry's Seed Annual.

Ferry United States Ferry’s D.M. Ferry & Co Detroit Mich

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