Universal Bible Day observance to be tomorrow
Numerous local churches plan Universal Bible Sunday services tomorrow with sermons on early biblical books and Christ’s mission. Preachers include Dr Roy L Smith at Grace Methodist, Rev R V Gilbert at First Presbyterian Independence, Rev William Hardcastle at Plymouth Congregational, and others detailing topics from parables to divine healing.
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Roy Leslie Smith
Grace’ Methodist Episcopal Church
R V. Gilbert
First Presbyterian Church
Independence
J. A. McEwen
Thelma Hoadley
William Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. Paul's Methodist
Christ
George Woodall
Mattviiz
Jesus
Ralph Sippy
Rev Thomas Niven to Begin Ministry Here Tomorrow
Rev. Thomas R. Niven will begin his ministry at First Presbyterian church tomorrow. He will preach on In Inclusive Fellowship in the morning and What Then Shall I Do with Jesus in the evening. The Nivens moved to Waterloo from Portage Wisconsin this week. The morning anthem is Festival Te Deum in a Flat by Dudley Buck with soprano solo O Jerusalem Look About Thee by Martha McCormick. The evening choir numbers include Jesus Keep Us in Thy Care from The Lost Chord and Crossing the Bar by a quartet including Jesse Church C V Woodward F C Liffring and L Tarbell.
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Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Sullivan
Jesse Church
V. Woodward
F. C. Liffring
L. Tarbell
Fern Clark
Chris Aanity
Rena Clark
Irma K ‘¢Meyer
Bernice Dutcher
Virginia Gedges
Marlow Cushman
Muriel Fish
W. H. Cooper
Reva Clark
Helen McCarty
Nevada Brody
Mayme Brody
Josephine Baruth
Ellis Voshell
Gene Reynolds
Blossom Cherry
Phyllis Richardson
Lola Honaker
Irma Gundlach
Merle Kough
J. J. Sman
Elma Carr
Lillian Thiesman
Geneve Cherry
Oscar Canery
Florence Stines
George W. Miller
W. L. Richardson
J. H. Ray
Missionary Societies
First United Presbyterian Church
W. O. Chisholm
Northminster Presbyterian
Will Burbank
Roberta Gollius
Eurgene Hardinger
Merle Allen
P. H. Shedd
Illustrated Talk at Cedar Heights Public Meeting
The Cedar Heights Illustrated Talk, titled Landmarks and Cornerstones, is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow at Cedar Heights Community Church. Rev J A Laurie D D pastor will preach at 11 a m on Belarus The Man Who Returned from Beyond the Grave and will present a children talk Pioneer Adventuring in the Dark Contin ent.
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Cedar Heights
Board of National Mnrasions
J. A. Laurie
Berarus
Youth Wenis by Edgar A Guest
A poem urging the youth to seize bold deeds and shape a reborn world. It contrasts aging, risk-averse hearts with young courage ready to face unknown dangers. The speaker calls for action, vision, and persistence to remake what is today for a better tomorrow.
Highest Service Lies in Upholding Moral Standard
New York on December 3 1930s sermon by Dr John Grier Hibben president of Princeton University at St. John the Divine Cathedral condemning a modern writers group seeking a new declaration of independence from moral constraints. He urged the saving power of a righteous minority and the need for public moral preparedness amid prosperity.
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New York
Historical and Patriotic Societies
New York City
Cathedral of St. John the Divin
Morningside Heights
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
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Sein
Wberry
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Pyramiding Spiritual Moments Measure Our Spiritual Growth
New York December 3. Rev J W Moldenhauer at First Presbyterian church says divine revelation is possible and needed in the church. He urges using scripture as a basis for personal inspiration and seeking new revelations beyond what others have seen. He notes seers in every age guide growth through realized divine truth.
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New York
J. W. Moldenhawer
First Presbyterian Church
Maidenhawer
Hodkins Leaves for East to Seek World Title Fight
A tall blonde former Nebraska puncher leaves for the East to pursue a world boxing championship. Clyde and Ark Hodkins accompany him, planning a stop in Detroit to face a noted fighter before meeting Jon Dundee in New York for a potential title bid.
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Los Angeles
Nebraska
Clyde
Ark
Detroit
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House of God and the Market in a Detroit News Poem
A fragmented verse laments a country church with no bell and bare walls, contrasting sacred worship with a buzzing market outside. The speaker recalls ancestral rites and the temple cleansing by Jesus, then questions how long devotion can endure life’s pressures.
Peace of World Sts Nagle American Unity Sermon
In New York on December 3 Very Rev H Erskine Hill urged Anglo American amity and united English speaking peoples amid a Scottish church appeal for rebuilding St Andrews cathedral in memory of Bishop Seabury. He warned against isolation and touted a future global reach of the British empire and American influence for world peace.
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New York
Trinity Episcopal Church
H. Erskine Hill
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Aberdeen
Scotland
Hill
America
St. Andrew's
Seabury
Prosperity not sign of God's favor says New York pastor
Rev Henry Howard of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church denounces the view that national prosperity proves divine favor. He warns against a Little Jack Horner national posture and argues service to others, especially supporting colleges and churches, defines true worth. He invokes cosmic law of service and the sun as a model of giving.
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New York
Jack Horner
Henry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
United States
Woman's Day Observed at Several Churches Tomorrow
Disciples of Christ churches mark Woman's Day with morning and evening services at Central Christian Church. Sermon themes include She Hath Wrought a Good Work, with an evening pageant and multiple roles. Other churches host sermons, solos, and choirs centered on themes of faith and missions.
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Churches of the Disciples of Christ
Central Christian Church
Women's Missionary Society
W. D. Endres
Jocal Church
Thompson
Stephen A. Adams
Layman’s Religion Urges Simplicity Over Clergy Professionalism
Rev. Raymond L. Forman at St. Paul’s M E church urged that clergy professionalism weakens the church. He called for greater faith and simplicity, saying the clergy should be a transportation system for God’s revelation and that faith and knowledge are shared with laity.
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New York
Raymond L. Forman
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Religious services outline for Westminster and nearby churches
The article lists upcoming sermons and performances at Westminster Presbyterian Trinity American Lutheran First Church of Christ Scientist First Congregational and Union Congregational. Topics include The Rich Young Man Truths Concerning Our Lord's Return and Emphases and Proportions, with choir pieces and a drama league final.
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W. P. McCormick
Elizabeth Gillm McCartney
A. M. Donnan
Drama League
P. m
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moehlman
Awing Boardman
South America
First Church of Christ, Scientist
God
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
First Presbyterian Church Miss Pratt's Residuary Legate
The First Presbyterian Church and Miss Mary Pratt who spent 60 years in India both benefit from her estate. The church is named residuary legatee with primary bequest to Grace Burnett who will receive 4000 or the fund amount. Executor J D Liffring said the total for the church is uncertain and may include additional India dividends.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mary Pratt
India
Miss Pratt
Grace Burnett
Miss
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