Sunday School Lesson on Joshua and Faith in Action
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns links Joshua’s leadership to humility and obedience. The piece explores Jericho’s fall, the ark and trumpets as symbols of divine help, and the need for believers to act in faith without earthly aids. It urges surrender to God’s working through simple means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Josh
Egypt
Abraham
Gilgal
Josima
Moses
Jonion
Jericho
Joshua
Jeticho
Jesus
The
Jordan
Jesson
Rahab
Sunday Worship Guide in Waterloo Churches
Waterloo readers are invited to Sunday worship across denominations. Baptist sermons at First, Seventh-day Adventist and Universalist services listed, with Rev. J. A. Earl preaching tomorrow. Catholic Masses at St. Josephs and Sacred Heart, Lutheran and Methodist schedules, plus Congregational and other faiths noted with times and pastors. Local church listings include St Luke’s, St Mary’s, and Evangelical, Latter Day Saints, and more with service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventist
Universalist
Church
Geo. R. BE. McNay
H. Mueller
Engish
Immanuel
T. Wolfram
English Lutheran Mission
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
St. Luke's
St. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary's—Park
Lafayette
H. P. Hohlman
Deep Interest Drives Revivals at First United Brethren Church
Revivals at the First United Brethren church see conversions nearly every evening this past week. Evangelist Dillavou will present The Last Earthly Journey of Jesus at the 11 oclock service tomorrow morning. Dr Graves will lead Belshazzars Funeral at the evening service and baptisms may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First—Cor
Jefferson and Park
John A. Earl
Des Moines College
Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
J. B. Smith
EB. M. Rhoades
R. BE. Graves
Wirst—Park
Mulberry
Marquis
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
Westminster
Wellington
Randolph
W. B. Sandford
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
First United—Second and Wel
First United Brethren Church
Dillavou
Jesus
Many Donations For Big Bazaar At Lin den MF Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Linden M. E. church plans a two day bazaar in the church auditorium. Thursday features an oyster supper and Friday night offers an auction after supper. Waterloo business houses have donated including Fijnherald Bros Paw Davis Water loo Broom Works Brown Crockery Co Singer Sewing Machine Co 0 J Ludwig J 11 Easley Morgan & Sullivan S A Asquith & Bro Independent Meat Co Peddicord Kramer Rupert 1 I Pinkerton C M Berkley Frank Bros Waterloo Cedar Falls Mill Co Taylor Music Co Sam Prank Golden Rate Co TT McBurney Arant Uo T 1K Fessler & Demmel Paluen Stemmberg Co T Wightey United Tea Co Larson & Christhaiman The Progress Seane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden M. EF
Waterloo
Fijnherald Bros
Paw Davis
Waterloo Broom Works
Brown Crockery Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
J. Ludwig
J. 11
Easley, Morgan & Sullivan
S. A. Asquith & Bro
Independent Meat Co
Peddicord
Kramer
Rupert
Pinkerton
M. Berkley
Frank Bros
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Mill Co
Taylor Music Co
Sam Prank
Golden Rate
TT. McBurney
Arant
Uo T
Fessler & Demmel
Paluen
Stemmberg
T. Wightey
United Tea Co
Larson & Christhaisen
the Progress
Seane
Addresses Bank Clerks at Waterloo Meeting on Commercial Law
FLW Edwards delivered an address to the Waterloo Bank Clerks association at its Thursday evening session on Commercial Law. Officers elected for the coming year include F. C. Kimm as president Harold Rugg as vice president Robert Stewart as treasurer and Verne Hartline as secretary. A banking class session conducted under the American Institute of Banking framework proceeded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flw. Edwards
Waterloo Bank Clerks’ Association
Mie Clarks
F.C. Kimm
Harold Rugg
Robert Stewart
Verne Hartline
American Institute of Banking
Warning Against Trespass at Six Mile Grove Premises
Warning notice posted on premises along Big Creek warns trespassers under penalty of law. Signatories include RooM Gunn Oscar Speer Red Voekard Charles Wilkenson Rein Mckihinney Fred Taylor RLCL Merdhinney Lloyd Guermeey ThE Uherrington Cline Till Gael vortibgent.
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Six Mile Grove
Big Creek
Room
Gunn
Oscar Speer
Red Voekard
Charles Wilkenson
Rein Mckihinney
Fred Taylor
Rlcl Merdhinney
Lloyd Guermeey
the. Uherrington
Cline
Till
Sunday School Abe Talks at Westmin Presby Church
George C Fracker of Cai Rape ids will deliver a series of Sundays school features at the West Kingston Presbyterian shareh most weak. A present superintendent of Sunday school and Thursday evening oysters and supper will be served to all who wish to eat. There will be many useful and pretty things for sale. The Citizens Gas and Electric Company has crews wiring for electric lights and may adopt the slogan Water Linden Grow. Mrs Olin Gould of Marion is visiting relatives. Revival meetings planned to begin New Year’s Eve and continue for a month.
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George C. Fracker
Cai Rapeids
Waestindaster
Olin Goulit
Marion
Hi. O Ddaven
Kev
Marl Baker
Her
Wmn. Montgomery
A. Zuehrke
Dearborn Street
Bames
Conesty
Ty Thome
King’s Heralds
Bo. Jiaven
Monticolln
Ind
Lectures on Sunday School to Be Held at Westminster Church
The Westminster church hosts a week of lectures by Mr Fracker de icated to Sunday school work. The events run nightly at 7 4 5 and conclude December 14 with a large rally. W D Stem of Des Moines will attend as secretary of the Iowa State Sunday School association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byterian
Coe College
Fracker
Westminster Church
Rand
W. D. Stem
Jies Moines
State
Linden Township Notes and Local Church Reports
Linden notes cover visits by Mr and Mrs Montague of Mason City, sidewalk improvements along Lafayette Street, and remarks on property upkeep. Local W M S members met at Mrs H M Bandfield’s with talks on India and tithing, plus a reading from The Victory of Mary Christopher. Also mentioned are visitors John Ganske and twin births, church board meetings, and a charity tea planned at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Montague
Mason City
Hart Baker
Linden M. B
H. M. Bandfield
Karl Baker
L. M. Small
India
Small
Jy. EK
Park
Ellen Horton
Mary Christopher
Rinehart
Archer Avenue
John Ganske
Sumner, Ja
Jr. Ganske
Dearborn Street
Uisper
Lars
Partledtee
Cameron
VC Tipesh
Laawrenes Wright
Omaha
Bible printed in 28 million copies last year
A report shows that 28,000,000 Bible and scripture portions were issued in the last year. Private publishers released 10,000,000 copies while Bible societies published the rest, including 14,000,000 by the American Bible Society the British and Foreign Bible Society and the National Bible Society of Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Women riders declared guilty in Waukegan trial
Five women from Yolo were found guilty of rioting for driving a neighbor from town last July. A sixth woman, Kate Wagner, was acquitted for not joining the act. Victim Mrs. John Richardson seeks damages totaling about 100000. Sentencing awaits, with possible fines up to 200 and jail up to six months.
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Waukegan, I
Nee
Yolo
Kate Wagner
Marty
Emma Stadfield
Levina Raymond
Alma Wailan
Mary Sabel
John Stadfield
Sabel
John Richardson
Volo
Harlem dance hall brawl leaves four wounded in dawn clash
In Harlem, a girl’s favor sparked a daylight street battle between youths calling themselves the Peep of Dawn and the Harlem Rebels. Gunfire and knives shattered windows as roughly a hundred bystanders fled the chaotic scene. Police halted the brawl as combatants retreated, with four men wounded and many onlookers terrified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Harlem
Christians in Peking gain freedom to socialize and reform
In Peking, Christian leaders push for public education and social reform amid new republican freedoms. Burgess notes poorer coolies, factory workers, and students face hours, recreation, and education gaps while calling for open halls and venues to spread enlightenment. Yuan Shih kai hints at cooperation.
Helen Gowld Auxiliary to Host Supper on Dec 6
Helen Gowld auxiliary of the U S W V will hold a supper at Labor temple on Saturday December 6 from 5 oclock until all are served. Tickets are 25 cents and the event promises a square meal for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gowld
Labor Temple
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D. M. Stearns
Nenad
Wateris
Saints
Lauber Temple
Mulberry Street
C. P. Madsen, Elder
W. F. Spry
Grace
Walnut
A. J. Northrup
D. D
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ
Christadelphian
Fifth and
A. H. Zilemer
Fourth
W. H. Rollins
Plymouth
Episcopal
Christ
G. W. Hinkle
St. Paul's
M. E
F. Q. Brown
Broadway
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Juinden
E. A. Baker
Bates and
Merriman Streets
1. W. Bess
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Evangelical
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel
Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
Logan Avenue
Logan and
Dane
J. M. Bamford
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day
Presbyterian
Church of the
Missions
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Ensign and
Mra
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. E. McStay
Yy. W
Sycamore
Rachel Jones
Eagle Church
Public Library East
Gael Vortibgent
Able
George C. Prackier
Warner
Tharlem
Beevents
Peking
Alvo
Misan
Terntond Western News
Dec
Uhiegtess
Chinere
Legation Gaaiards
Caplée
Burgesa
Repubic
Thargesh
Burgess
Osaka
Ghanghal
Social Service Club
America
Yuan Shi-kai
Coote
College of Languages
Potee
Temple of Heaven
China
Mr. Burgess
Heaven
Hell
Europe
Yuan Shih-kai
Mauch Jewelry Company
East Fourth Street
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