Organized groups to attend church services in body
Church programs highlight group attendance by basketball champions and college cabinet members. Revivals, sermons, and musical events unfold across First Baptist, St. Mark's Episcopal, First Methodist, Westichuster Presbyterian, and other churches. Community calendar notes Holy Communion, ordination, and a Handel Messiah presentation with 346 art pictures.
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First Baptist Church
YS Wlal
State Teachers College
Cedar. Falls
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hermom
Y. W.A
Jesus
Nancy God
Lev
W. Baxter
Edwin Tivardpian, Jr
Rev. C. Il
Jope
Sermion
Real St. W. Main
W. C. Chihiolm
J. J. Butts
M.G. A
Resnou Il
R. E. Willinson
Handel
G. W. Samson
Y. WG
State Teachers College of
Cedar Falls
Grace Aitchison
First Methodist Eiscopal
J. Arthur Youne
Gounod
Wlanellard
Pantine Horton
Orson
Sonda Id Ot Atiner
Merkel
Johnson
Ensdlerlein
Lord of
Licht
Mary Warner Salter
J. AL Tris
Althea Wanih
Lilian Sohne
Shetlay
Tleart Ming
W. C. Chisholm
Norrow
Creala
Lidwin Boardman, Jr
Graves Memorial United Brethren
F.aw. Main
Daniel
Gist of the Bible Book by Book overview of Chronicles
Alvin Bell presents a study of First and Second Chronicles focusing on temple service, the priesthood, and the cycles of reform and idolatry. The chronicler emphasizes Judah and Jerusalem, David and Solomon, and ends with the Persian decree allowing return to rebuild the temple, stressing God’s kingdom and righteousness.
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Alvin BH
BELL
D. D
Bible Pextures Spauleate (Inc
Sudan
Israel
Judah
Jerusalem
Temple
David
Solomon
Cyrus
Persia
Christ
Bissessing
Divine Necessity sermon by Rev J Richmond Morgan
A brief notice announces that Reverend J Richmond Morgan will preach on The Divine Necessity from Luke 4:22 6 tomorrow in a dawn service. The elvns Will sing Vine tish Thou Not Known Psalms.
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Ness
J. Richmond Morgan
Religion Moves On Says Prince Of Queen's Knights Sermon
Kingston Ontario preacher Taylor told Union Theological seminary chapel Sunday that church must grow with the world. He urged Christians to avoid fixed creeds and resist aging in faith, stressing that Christ remains central and religion should remain dynamic amid war and change.
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Saider
Ro Bsace ‘Taylor
Prince of
Touy
Charles City Couple Receives Audience With Pope
Charles City resident Ta. April 194 yard from E N Waterbury to Rev Mather Convery in Rome reports an audience with the pope on March 22. Waterbury notes the pope’s return after illness, praises Rome, and mentions a June Europe tour with Mrs Kenall and the governor’s aunt joining.
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Charles City
E. N Waterbury
Mather
Rome
Waterbiuy
Pape
Alisetty
Europe
Tor
Waterlnny
Nate Kencall
Waterburs
Kenail
Waterhburys
Mysterious Verse Fragment From Silent Meadow Notes
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a silent fee and meadow imagery. It references a traveler, a darels motif, a spy of waters, and a fairy tribe. The text is dreamlike with unclear attributions and broken phrases, offering a poetic, unfinished snapshot.
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Notsel
Nine Week Novena to St Anthony at St Marys
St Marys church on Parker Street begins a nine week novena to St Anthony with daily Mass and confessions. Services run 2 PM on Tuesdays and 7:20 PM on other days, culminating with benediction and a final mass, followed by devotions honoring St Anthony.
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St. Marty’s
St. Anthony
Bible Society reports record Bible issuance in 1925
New York April 10 During 1925 the American Bible Society issued 4 065 220 Bibles in more than 130 languages. The report notes gains in both the Americas and foreign lands with 1925 surpassing all prior years. China agency set a record at 4 075 , and Soviet Russia authorized printing, with funding for new plates to print scriptures.
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American Bible Society
America
Jts
Wits
Far East
China
China Agency
West
Near East
Hoa
Nunberg
American Dibie Society
Africa
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Solemnity replaces festival spirit in worship services
A foretaste of Easter quiet returns to many churches as Holy Week notes reflect solemn services. Special music by the Heyde Studio Choral Society and Beethoven pieces appear alongside Holy Communion in several churches. Rev Henry Mueller and other pastors outline sermons on environment character lines and thought. Members may join confirmations and new offerings are announced across multiple congregations.
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Will
Henry Mueller
Nlave
Heyde Studio Choral Society
Will & Wagner
Pugvilis
Martin Heyde
Beethoven
Church Council
Christ’ Episcopal
Stev
BE. B. Mounsey
Spiritual Church of Christ ‘Truth
CG. Ik. Smalley
Franklin Street
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Earl A. Roadman
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll
Mc. Hye
Burns-Jones d Watts
Burton Avenue
William
Wilkins
St. Pauls M. Iz
A. J. Morris
S. V. Williams
C. H. Snashall
Tom Narrow
Free Methodist
AL P. Breneman
J. W. Whiteside
CL. Ww. Harvey
Servions
Hast Park Presbyterian
Siadows
J. Paul Vincent
Tymiouth
J William Yardcastle
Wil
Fruits of the Sun Poem Blesses Farmers and Harvest
A poetic tribute to farmers who plant and tend crops, thanking God for sunshine and wind that yield bountiful harvests. It invokes gratitude for those who cultivate fields, replenish the earth, and feed hungry children, concluding with prayers for enduring fertility and harvest time.
Death Not a Fear says Dr Hillis in New York speech
Rev Dr Newelllywight Hillis,Brooklyn pastor emeritus,returned from South America and urged that death is not to be feared. He cited Jesus as proof of immortality, praised belief in life after death and noted Newton Columbus Aristotle as resisting fear in face of mortality.
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New York
South America
Newelllywight Huis
Plymouth Consregaonal Church
Brooklyn
Jesus
Millis
Iay
Hilts
Christ
Eiplis
Gicera
Immortality Theory Reasonable Says Cadman
New York April 16 Dr S Parkes Cadman preached at Bedford Branch A C A Brooklyn arguing that without immortality there is no truth in Jesus Christ and that belief in life after death is reasonable. He said denying immortality contradicts reason and that life is the dominant force in man, not death. He asserted God is the living spirit and warned against equating youth laxity with moral decline.
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New York
Bedford
Brooklyn
S. Parkes Cadman
Jesus Christ
Cadman
Iran
Ames Fete Cast, Officials Named for May Day Event
Bremer and Butler County girls aid Ames fete selections for the May fete at Iowa State College on May 13. Florence Willson stands in for Maynite. officers include Dorothy Cooley, Gladys Noenig, Susan Scurr, Marian Smith, and Helen Sievers. Frances Westcote wrote the chosen fete scenario. rehearsals start as soon as judges finish reviewing entries.
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Ames. Ta
Abril
Weishea
Iowa, State College
Florence Willson
Standall
Churce
Dorothy Cooley
Fort Dredge
Gladys Noenig
Waverly
Susan Scurr
Gilman
Marian Smith
Clarksville
Helenen Sievers
West Side
Welshea
Wis
Frances Westcou
Mes
Missionary Society of Presbyterians Ends Convention
Cedar Falls April 10. The Missionary Society of Presbyterians ended its convention with officers elected. Comer of Grundy Center and Mrs. Murray of Ames named presidents and view president respectively, Miss Mildred Dane of Watertown as treasurer of the national fund, and Mrs. William Krum of Conrad as superintendent of junior workers. Fifty delegates attended the session.
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Cedar Falls
Pelerian Wheintein
Wortign Mi Arty Society
Comer
Grundy
Murray
Ames
Mildred Dane
Watertoo
Foreign Mission Land
Reiiha Sargent
Edintach
Outing
Sacred Concert at Cedar Heights Evening Service
Sacred concert at Cedar Heights Presbyterian Church features instrumental and vocal performances, readings, and a children's talk. Pastor Rev. de oAL Inia leads the morning service at 11 oclock with a brief children's talk. an 8 oclock program includes a variety of musical offerings led by Dan Cranford and MIL Green.
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Cedar Heights
de Oal Inia
Uyday Kvights
Dan Cranforden
Csiered
Vaneers Incli
Pastor-Elect McCormick To Lead Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev Witla P McCormick, named pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church around May 15, arrives after successful pastorates at Vel Hive and Storm Lake. The Lakeside church at Storm Lake shows marked gains in membership and activity, with 400 communions and strong musical ministries noted alongside a potential move to another charge in Pennsylvania.
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Witla P, McGorrick
J. D
Westminster Presbyte Actan
Vel Hive
Hig
Lakeview Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Waterloo
Caleside Presbyterian Church
Storm Lake
Lakeside Church
Hav
Drs. McCormick
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Ealmick
Ide Presbyterian Church
Tom
Mounsylvania
William PB. McCormi
Sands Lake
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Allegheny Seminary
United Presbyterian Church
Vellatre
Elawood United Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Nes Moines
Nes Moines Church He Was Granted Leg of Absence That Three Men of Tat
Buena Vieja
Langres
Cona
Inter
Shin
Anena Vista College
Pompeii Mystery in a Youthful Guidebook Fragment
A fragmented reminiscence discusses Pompeii’s alleged destruction and a guide’s error prone recounting. The narrator recalls hearing odd dates and stories about the ancient town from American tourists and a map tied to a guide’s notes.
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Vie
Training Writers Start On Newspapers Say Lorimer
Horace Lorimer, editor of the Saturday Evening Post, argues young writers should train via newspaper work and apprenticeships. He stresses mastering English, reading, thinking, and daily writing, and notes that early newspaper experience builds perspective, discipline, and craft. He recounts buying coal with his first story’s earnings and discusses poetry themes in his book, including reflections on race and beauty.
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Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Llves
International Look Review
Lorther
Lorimer
Ain Faterite
Efe
Ar. Lorimer
Countee Cullen’s Color noted as rising lyricist
Critics place Countee Cullen among a new generation of Black writers shaping contemporary literature. At 23, son of a Harlem Methodist minister, Cullen is praised for lyric talent alongside Housman and Millay as a bright star in the canon of young poets.
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Culite Wieder Countee
Cullen
AL EL Housman
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Harlem
Zane Grey Tops New York Authors In Popularity List
A New York City publication ranks six top authors led by Zane Grey in popularity. Jeffry Farnot James Oliver Curwood Rafael Sabatini Harold Bell Wright and Peter Blaine also appear. Mary Roberts Rinehart Kathleen Norris Edna Ferber and Fannie Hurst are close behind.
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New York City
Wbrory
Zane Grey
Jeffry Farnot
James Oliver Curwood
Rafael Sabatini
Harold Belt Wright
Peter Blayne
Mary Roberts Rigehart
Kathleen Norris
Edna Ferber
Fannie Hurst
J. S. Fletcher
Philips Ondenheim
Eee
Ora Dre-amment
International Book Review
Bible Students of Janesville High Lead Sunday Service
Five pupils from Janesville High Bible department will conduct the evening service at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday. James High Doris Stoddard Tess Smalling will read psalms, Margaret Kenall will impersonate Amos and Tsahelle Shaffer Isaiah.
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Janesville
Bible Department
Janesville High
Sehour
Methodist Episcopal Church
James High
Doris Stoddard
Tess Smalling
Margaret Ken
Amos
Tsahelle Shaffer
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Tierntional Book Review
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