Sermons and Services Across Churches Begin Series
Dr. Warren L. Steeves opens a series on Five Great Strange and Unknown Bible Texts at Walnut Street Baptist with a first sermon on A Hypocrite's Portrait Job 1:7 10. Other speakers include Dr. Earl Roadman and Rev. H J Faust. special music by Miss Wilbur's chorus. new members to be received. National Boys Week observed.
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Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist
Job
H.C. Wilbur
Steeves
Earl A. Roadman
Henry
Miss Wilbur
Intermedi
Edward F. ‘Kurtz
Iowa State Teachers 'College
Cedar Falls
Choir to Perform Sacred Cantata Twice on Sunday
A 30 voice choir directed by Mrs. J. Be Smith will sing The Message: ternal a sacred cantata tomorrow at 10 45 a m in Waterloo Church of the Brethren and at 7 30 p m at Orange church of the same denomination Soloists include Harry Wagner Jack Thompson Lawrence Roullan Clarence Wagner Irene Tisdale Helen Saylor Rev A P Blough Marguerite Blough will play piano The program features Prolog Recitative Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled and multiple choruses solos duets and a final Hallelujah conclusion.
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Willard’ Q. Bodell
Shepherd
Wil Son
TL. A.cabb
Oley
Christ Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
St. Paul
Calvary Evangelical
Paul
H. J. Faust
Linden M. E
C. W. Harrop
Free “Methodist
J. W. Whiteside
Christ
Sullus
Washington
Pasior
Plymouth Congregational
William Wardcastle
Church of Christ
Mrs. Smanley
Ternal
Clarence
Wagner
Irene ‘Tisdale
Helen. Saylor
A. P
Marguerite
Blough
Cedar Heights Pastor to Deliver Both Services
Rev. W. G. Crowder will supply the Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church pulpit in morning and evening services. Sermons titled Doing As One Pleases and The Light of the World will be preached.
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Cedar Heights
W. G. Crowder
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Prayer for Compassion and Steadfast Friendship
A devotional verse asks for daily strength to meet good and hardship, be a gracious neighbor, bear burdens, keep courage, shed pride, toil without doubt, avoid bitterness, and live as a brother to every passerby.
Science Adds to Power of Deeds Says Dr Trexler
In a sermon at the Messiah Lutheran Church in Flushing Dr Samuel Trexler of the New York New England Synod discussed how modern science and media expand human influence. He argued television and air travel map jungles and broadcast every action, stressing Christians must cultivate noble deeds as words and actions reach far beyond the individual. He warned that every good or bad influence lasts beyond a single lifetime.
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New? York
Lutheran Cuea of the
Flushing
Samuel
Trexler
Synod of
New-York
New England
Lfe
The Vagabond
A fragmentary poem expresses a wanderer's chant for freedom and the open road. The speaker rejects wealth and companionship, seeking only heaven above and the road below, with nature’s terrain, seasons, and stars as his true haven. The text shows repeated lines about giving earth around and the path ahead as his life.
Christian altar and civilization linked in New York address
In New York on April 30 Mons Joseph H. McMahon a church rector spoke at the dedication of a new altar at Notre Dame Church. He traced the altar’s symbolism to the Trinity and emphasized sacrifice as central to Christian faith while cautioning that removing sacrifice erodes belief.
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New York
Joseph H. McMahon
Institute Catholique
Paris
Christ
Mons. McMahon
Moloch
Europe
Family Day Programs Highlight Local Churches
Morning services at First Baptist Graves Memorial Westminster Presbyterian and other churches feature youth oriented sermons Christian Endeavor anniversaries organ recitals and special choir numbers The schedule marks the thirty seventh anniversary of Christian Endeavor in United Brethren Westminster and a men and women audience focus with sermons from Rev E W Main Dr W D Endres Rev J Arthur Young and others.
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First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First. Baptist
First’ Baptist Church
C. L. Kenagy
Graves Church
E. W. Main
A. Christian Endeavor
Anna Fury
Tracy Pitzen
Elvira van Caneghan
Warren Buchan
Violet ‘Bowen
Dorothy Schenk
Vivian Barkhurst
Maxine Kessler
Westminster
George Timi
A. M.°. Donnan
John Wells
McCormick
Timm
Books on Mexico and travel in 1920s era reviewed
The notice surveys new titles on Mexico and world travel from publishers. It lists Aspects of Mexican Civilization and Some Mexican Problems, plus Around the World in 28 Days and other foreign titles. It also reviews Sorrell and Son and notes overall library acquisitions and biographical works.
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Mexico
Vasconcelos &Gamilo
Saenz & Priestly
Weiss
Rossman
Central Asia
Lathrop
Eevland
England
Hussey East
Hawaii
Winston
Borneo
Krohn
China
Bernard
London
Graham
Riata
Siringo
Rome
Faure
Acress
Europe
Farson
Spain
Chatferd-Taylor
English
Palmer
de Loines
Rasmussen
Law of Science May Be Applied in Spiritual Life
Dr Henry Howard of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian cites modern science to argue that matter is constant while spirit may renew the moral world. He suggests moral values can be augmented by divine grace, and each generation is a resurrection of ancient matter moving toward higher things.
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New York
Henry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Howard
Atlantic Attorney Curtis R. Clovis Dies at 42
Curtis R. Clovis, a local attorney from Atlantic Ja, died here Thursday. He was 42, and the report notes the date as April 80.50 percent.
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Atlantic
Curtis R. Clovis
Christianity's note to remove fear by love
In a West Side Methodist sermon Rev. C. Everett Wagner says Christianity aims to cast out fear through love. He cites fear of death, failure, sickness, and misfortune replaced by faith, duty, and trust in God, asserting all things work for good for those who love the Lord.
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New York
C. Everett Wagner
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
God
Christ
Readers invited to submit brief book reviews for prize
Courier invites opinions on a recently read book with 200 words or less for a weekly $1 prize. Winners are chosen by the Book Review editor. this week’s winner is Mrs. Claude M. Sullivan of Cherokee Iowa, who has won before.
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Book Review
Courier
Claude M. Sullivan
Willow Street
Cherokee
The Gray Phantom's Romance by Herman Landon
The Gray Phantom haunts the crime scene seeking clues to Sylvanus Gage's death. In a tense exchange with reporter Tommy Granger, Phantom questions motives behind Miss Hardwick's kidnapping and hints at a linked plot involving the Duke's gang. Granger praises the Phantom's deduction as they debate guilt and identity.
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Gray Phantom
Herman’ Landon
Sylvanus Gage
Gage
Tommy Granger
Granger
Gage House
Pinto
Leav
Miss Hardwick
Thomas Granger
Phantom and Granger plan stakeout to locate Miss Hardwick
The Phantom and Granger discuss evidence and suspects in the missing Miss Hardwick case. Granger proposes contacting the Duke's gang and tracing a Turkish coffeehouse contact for leads. The Phantom declines to bring Granger along, seeks caution, and accepts food and rest before nightfall as Peng Yuen observes in silence.
Faith of Samson Sermon Highlights Bible Figures
Rev. Frederick D. Niedermeyer of First Presbyterian Church Perth Amboy urges that faith alone does not suffice. He cites Samson alongside Moses Abraham and Joshua to show faith must be accompanied by virtues like self control patience godliness and charity.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Samson
Moses
Abraham
Joshua
Frederick,d. Niedermeyer
First Presbyterian Church
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