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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
14
John R. Vincent of Peking will address East Park churches on Bible themes, with sermons at Hast Park Presbyterian and other congregations. Delegates to a boys conference in Dubuque will report at Calgary and Cedar Falls churches.
Bryan argues the Bible teaches gratitude and civic duty, citing the story of the ten lepers to condemn ingratitude. He links education and religious nurture to societal obligation, warning that many educated people neglect the debt to society and underscoring the need for virtuous character in public life.
Fragmented verse from Farrar, Kentucky 4d, invoking cycles of day and night. Themes include memory, divinity, sorrow and joy, and resilience through storms, with lines about God remembering the world and nature's persistence despite cold and hardship.
Lieut Mary Mason sails for India to undertake missionary work with the Salvation Army. She plans to devote a decade to service before any furlough home, reflecting deep commitment to the cause.
The speaker argues that the universal church must wield wisdom and action to address personal, community, and global issues. Christ's authority and promise demand Christians apply biblical teachings to politics, business, labor, and government, reconciling interests for human welfare.
Dr Myron E Taylor wraps two months of evangelistic services at Linden and St Pauls churches in Waterloo this Sunday at St Pauls. He is assisted by his wife. Three services are planned with talks on priceless worth a step farther and the laegt call. Pastors Williams and Harrop say the campaign results are most gratifying.
The Universalist congregation will hold its annual business meeting on Wednesday, December 9 at 7 30 p m Reports from church departments will be presented and officers elected for the next year The Ladies Social Union will serve the parish raffle preceding the session
A Forbes Magazine cited reflection exalts enduring values of truth, honor, courage, labor, and virtue over cynical derision. The poem contends manly worth persists beyond fashionable folly as a living granite that withstands time and change.
Central Christian church hosts annual missionary emphasis day with Des Moines University president John W. Million and Mrs. Mitilie O. King speaking at morning service. Evening shows mission field pictures. Westminster and First Baptist list related events and music.
J. W. Drewelow of Dubuque representing the International Bible Students Association will lecture Sunday at 3 pm in Moose Hall on The Highway of Life. The free talk discusses resurrection and human labor, questioning labor saving machinery as a prelude to an autocratic, Christ‑led government and a road to life for humanity.
In Fredericksburg Texas Sunday Houses near churches house farm and ranch families for weekend trips. About 100 such tiny two story dwellings exist, usually with no cooking facilities. Families bring food for Saturday to Monday. The town population is 4000 and taxes are paid to county and state. The program boosts social life in the county per Chamber official George D. Barber.
Rev Harry Anderson a noted evangelist leads Walnut Street Baptist Church revival campaign in Waterloo. The second campaign runs from Gee to December 26 with Dena Stover pianist and Arthur Melee song leader. Billy Sunday praise and Mrs Stover’s role in women and youth work are noted. Anderson recently toured the Holy Land and Europe.
format, wearing the costume of the natives, during the campaign hero. Preparatory Prayer Meetings: Preparatory to the evangelistic effort, prayer meetings were conducted turnout this week. Rev. C. H. Snashall, pastor, and the B. Y. P. U. have planned for Sunday evening a meeting of particular appeal to young people. There will be a young people's chorus, two harp numbers by Mrs. Viola Wagner, Caprice and Song Without Words. Rev. Br. Snashall, who has done tyceunt work in Chicago, has particular appeal to your people, those who have followed his career say, Most of our smaller birds y at the fats of about 25 to 28 miles an hour.
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