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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1929

Page

11

Des Moines Church Sermons Across City Schedule

Des Moines worshipers hear multiple pastors at Grace M church and other venues. Mrs. William Dudley speaks for the local Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Grace, with choral and solo offerings, while pastors at First Episcopal Lutheran Universalist and other churches deliver morning sermons and evening cantatas or lectures. Sacred music, baptisms, and communions scheduled through the day across Grace, Walnut Street Baptist, East Park Presbyterian, St. Pauls M E, Calvary Evangelical, Burton Avenue Baptist, Immanuel Lutheran, Union Baptist, Spiritual Church of Christ Truth, Bethel Church, First Evangelical, Carmel Baptist, Free Methodist and Payne A M E L churches.

William Dudley Des Moines Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Grace M Lord Roberts Tom Hadsell Edabelle Storer Samaria Dana Campbell Jane Becknell Jane Carsaut Hartrey Buck Maunder Walnut Street Baptist Warren N. Steeves East Park Presbyterian F. H. Shedd Gleaners St. Paul's Thomas P. Staifer Hine Briggs Irene Margadant Calvary Evangelical J. A. Haehlen Cedar Falls Christ Immanuel Biytheran Jesus Union Baptist G. E. Sanders Church of Christ Truth Franklin Street Sophie F. Smalley Young A. ©. Boatman van der Water Northminster Presbyterian Yastor Andrew McBlain Church of Christ, Scientist Trinity American Lutheran Harold Amiand Graves A. B. Lone Star

Des Moines Men to Speak Here on World War Guilt

A symposium on World War Guilt will feature Frank Miles editor of the Iowa Legionnaire and Rev. Donald G. Lothrop of Des Moines First Unitarian at Universalist church Sunday evening May 19. Miles argues Germany and Austria were entirely to blame while Lothrop cites France and Russia. Each will speak 40 minutes and take audience questions in an open forum.

Frank Miles The Iowa Legionnaire Donald G. Lothrop First Unitarian Church Des Moines Universalist Church This City Miles Germany Austria

The Wise Man Stands Straight in a Tangled World

A reflective verse speaks of enduring honor beyond gain or decay. It asserts that true greatness lies in steady manhood, friendship, sacrifice, and kindly deeds, lasting across changing times and styles.

Priest 76 Dies After Years in Liberia Mission

New York reports the death in Liberia of Rev. Sturgis Allen of the Holy Cross Order at 76. He volunteered despite his age after Bishop Overs initially refused him, later sought tropical medicine training, labored in Masambolahun and local schools, aided Mohammedan tribes, and survived a jungle rescue before his heart broke under strain.

New York Tyord Hasaten Cape Mount Liberia Sturgis Allen Order of the Holy Cross Pather Allen Walter Hy Overs Episcopal Missionary Father Alfen Haly Gross West Park N.Y Africa Father Atlen Overs Livingstone College London Masambolahun Holy Cross Order

Merely Getting By Depicted as Trend to Lower Standards

New York April 20 Rev Loring W Batten acting dean of the General Theological seminary urged a return to the Christian life in a Cathedral of St John the Divine sermon. He warned that nor degenerated age but a lower standard of living is urged in novels and plays leading people to do merely enough to get by and stay on the right side of respectability without real effort.

New York Loring W. Batten General Theological Seminary Catheral St. John the Divine Althe Dr. Batten

Future Gives Life and Joy to Living Sermon

New York April 27 Rev William Falmer Ladd dean of Berkeley divinity school preached at the Cathedral of St John the Divine urging a vital Christianity. He said religion confined to hymns and ceremonies yields nothing and modern life needs a church of converted men and women turning from the world to a new vision.

New York Wiliam Falmer Ladd Berkeley Divinity Schoeo Cathedral of St. John the Divine Lucd God

Love Thy Kingdom Lord Hymn and Dr Timothy Dwight

The article chronicles Dr Timothy Dwight 1752 to 1817 author of the hymn Love Thou Kingdom Lord written at Yale during late hours by candlelight. It covers his early life Massachusetts birth lineage to Jonathan Edwards, education, law interest, ministry, Continental Army chaplain 1777, Yale presidency 1795, his literary output and eye injury from relentless study.

Timothy Dwight House of Yale College University Mwight Dwight Massachusetts T Hird Jonathan Edwards Yale

Orchestra Music Feature At First M E Vesper Hour

A Sunday evening vesper service at First M E church will feature the Sunday school orchestra with selections from Grieg Mozart and others plus solos. morning services include sermons on Denominational topics and anthems by various choirs. a gospel team will lead the evening service.

M. E Seppe Nardlol Miss Saint-Baenswist T. Ofc Frankel Piani Grieg William Gordon Corenestrat Albert Scholl Mozart-Tobank Andrews Laurence Hutton Young

Cantata at First Presbyterian Church Evening Service

The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday evening cantata titled Penitence Pardon and Peace by Mainder with soloists Miss Martha McCormick soprano Miss Norma E Gaiser contralto J M Church tenor CG L Tarbell bass Mrs Oliver Stevenson at the organ. The program includes penitence pardons and peace movements with chorus and soprano solos and the hymn Lord in This Thy Mercy's Day.

Mainder First Presbyterian Church Martha McCormick Norma E. Gaiser J. M. Church CG. L. Tarbell Oliver Stevenson Choris Lora Jesus Basta

The Great Adventure Into the Dark Wood

A fragmentary verse by Frank David Woollen speaks of a solitary quest into endless night without light or guide yet with resolve. The lines convey a voyage through shadow where courage remains despite unknown dangers.

Frank David Woollen

Lone Star Evangelist To Speak At Graves Church

Indian evangelist and singer Lone Star, noted on the chautauqua circuit, appears at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church on Fourth and Allen streets. Audiences grow nightly as altar calls draw responses. meetings run at 7 45 each evening except Saturday through May 12.

Lone Star Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Fourth Allen Streets

Beeman Comedy and Bees Stir Yard Awakening

A playful one act scene unfolds as a beeman tends hives while two men clash over a dusty road. A minister’s entanglement with bees provokes laughter as misadventure and rustic humor collide in a dated stage sketch.

Humble Creatures Service at Cedar Heights Church

Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian plans a Humane service Sunday with a program and Dr J A Laurie speaking on A Plea for the Humble Creatures In who Cannot Speak for Themselves The morning sermon titled The Master Builder and all Program and a children talk Qui Debt tn the Day Notre Dame will award ex Gov Alfred E Smith a lecture May 3 in New York City Cardinal Hughes among attendees The entry notes a total of 32 000 enlisted men with 36 000 replaced and 16 000 who...

Cedar Heights Notre Dame Ind Alfred E. Smith New York Notre Dame University New York City Patrick Cardinal Hryes

Death Meaning of Death in Sermon at St Bartholomew’s

New York April 27 Rev Robert Norwood rector preached that death does not terminate relationships but opens a doorway to the divine presence. He urged readers to seek a warless religion and to reject gossip and feudal thinking as obstacles to understanding the soul and the resurrection.

New York Robert Norwood St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church Dr. Norwood Jesus Kellogg Christ Caesar

Materialism Has Invested Church at Broadway Tabernacle

Dr. Charles Jefferson denounces materialism in a Broadway tabernacle sermon. He warns the age is obsessed with visible wealth and spectacle, citing movie theatres and grand monuments as symbols of modern passion. He urges focus on the unseen and spiritual power beyond dollars and display.

New York Charles Jefferson Broadway Tabernacle Jefferson

Aged Wanderer Seeks Eternity in Dream Tramphantries

A fragmented verse fragment speaks of an aged seeker chasing thrills, traveling across the earth from pale to pale. It conjures a light more terrible than day and the dreamlike tramphany where vast forces, wings, and distant conquests

Ely Marth Lidnity Angela Morgan

Mosk-Wah Wah-Wah Memories of the Meskowaki ritual

In a narrative on the Mosk-Wah Wah-Wah region the Meskowaki tale of Wi-Sa-Ka the sacred boy who becomes a white buffalo is recited. The ceremony blends medicine, song, and ritual to honor manitos and buffalo guardians as tribes relocate from forests to plains while legends persist, though dwindling under colonial pressure.

Rid Superior Michigan St. Lawrence Basin Plains Mosk-Wah Wah-Wah Isa Tsa Wi-Sa- Ka Wi-Si-Ka Missouri Mississippi Wi-Sa-Ka Mis- Souri Wi-Ssa-Ka Missouri River Wi-Sa-Kao Ehen Wi-Sa-Ka Iomeke Wil-Sa-Ke Timas

Uncle Rays Corner on Planets and Motion

A Saturday tour explains planetary motion. It answers if planets move or stay still, compares sun and earth sizes, and notes speeds and orbital periods for Mercury, Earth, and Neptune with simple calculations. The piece pools reader questions and provides concise astronomical facts.

Ray Earth Mildred

Injured in Runaway at Nasnuala Auto Scene

Fred Kraft suffered fractures of three ribs and serious injuries when an automobile dragged him during a mud hole rescue attempt. His brother, driving the other car, jammed the brakes to stop the team.

Nasnuala Fred Kraft

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