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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1928

Page

10

Starry-Eyed Church Listings Offer Weeklong Programs

The listing outlines a packed Sunday schedule across First Evangelical First Presbyterian First Lutheran Christ Episcopal Burton Avenue Baptist Walnut Street Baptist Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Linden M. E Universalist East Fork Presbyterian Immanuel Lutheran Plymouth Congregational Free Methodist Fayne A. M. E with lectures sermons choirs and special music featuring W W Wyant Rev Oliver M Yaggy Roy Leslie Smith J M Church Norma Gaiser George Faust and others across multiple churches and times including 7:30 p m services and morning sermons on diverse religious themes.

W. W. Wyant Firgit Evangelical Oliver M. Yaggy Christ Briggs Ruth Gruener W. C. Black First Presbyterian Thomas R. Niven Jewett J. M. Church Schilling Weaver Londonderry Kreisler J. M.’Church Old Rugged Cross Nevin Norma Gaiser George Faust God Stainer Walnut Street Baptist Church of Christ Truth Sophie F. Smalley Hilemann& Gindt Chapel Mulberry Street Calvary Evangelical E. R. McClelland Linden M. E Joseph Yates Gleaners Immanuel Lutheran A. H. Lemmann Plymouth Trowbridge Free Methodist Judas Carmel J. H. Patten Astor

Cedar Heights Church to Feature Dr Laurie on Sunday

Cedar Heights community Presbyterian church schedules Sunday events with Dr J A Laurie delivering the morning sermon on Saved by Grace the children’s talk on Unable to Back Down and the evening sermon on The Parable of the Foolish Farmer set to draw congregants to the Cedar Heights church service.

Cedar Heights Church Grace J. A. Laurie Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church

Trust and caution in guiding a young girl

Worry warns against letting a child run wild in the sun and urges close watch to prevent danger. Love encourages freedom and trust, arguing youth must learn by experience and that parents should balance protection with independence, letting her explore to grow.

Reverence and Mystery in Modern Thought by Fosdige

Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdige argues at Park Avenue Baptist that reverence sustains friendship and art, while science deepens rather than dissolves mystery. He contrasts ancient firmaments with modern physics as he asks what science means for life after death and places Jesus at the zenith of spiritual life.

New York Harry Emerson Fosdick Park Avenue Baptist Church Job

Life in a Rut Worse Than Youth Perils, Says Minister

Rev. Thomas H. Whelpley at Chelsea Presbyterian Church argues middle age danger lies in settling into a groove. He says sedentary life distances a man from God, and urges a hobby or extraneous interest to prevent becoming a life machine.

Gotham Thomas H. Whelpley Chelsea Presbyterian Church

Sins of mankind speed destruction of world says New York pastor

New York December 8 Reverend I M Haldeman preached at the First Baptist church warning that humanity’s sins hasten the end. He spoke of earthquakes lightning tidal waves war famine and pestilence and urged moral renewal before God wipes out the present system and inaugurates a new world. He criticized modern dances and worldly passions as killing the earth and stressed human dignity as part of God’s purpose.

New York I. M. Haldeman First Baptist Church

Travel Lecture at Universalist Church

The fourth lecture in the series The Abundant Life Thru Travel will be given by Rev Donard B Rheiner at the Universalist church Sunday evening. His topic Germany the Magnificent will guide listeners from Geneva to Berlin with stops in Switzerland and visits to Munich Nuremberg Leipzig and Dresden during the talk. He plans a future series The Abundant Life Through Painting.

Donardb. Rheiner Universalist Germany Geneva Switzerland Berlin Munich Nuremburg Leipzig Dresden Rheiner

Joy to the World hymn writer Isaac Watts explores

A compact note on Isaac Watts famed for hymns and Joy to the World. The 1719 psalm paraphrase gained universal popularity in England and America. Watts faced ill health but strong mind and family legends of strength. The piece mentions varied first lines and the hymn’s enduring place in Christmas programs.

Isaac Watts England America Watts Heaven Altho

The Myth of the Soul debated by John S. Tuthill

Waterloo attorney John S. Tuthill will answer Clarence Darrow in a First Baptist church talk on The Myth of the Soul. Sunday services feature sermons on The Kingdom and Four Notable Failures and Their Success with choral and instrumental music and Sunday ballots for delegates.

First Baptist Clarence Darrow John S. Tuthill Waterloo First Baptist Church C. I. Kenagy Kingdom Risher Messiah Forrest Gilpatrick Hall Gabriel

Westminster Choir to Stage Three December Music Programs

Westminster Presbyterian church will host three December evening concerts by its choir. Dec 16 features Christmas numbers and selections from the cantata The Prince of Peace. Dec 23 co-sponsors a union Christmas service with Westminster First Methodist and Congregational churches. Dec 30 concludes with the annual candle service.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Camp Westminster First Methodist Congregational

Tomorrow Touched by Quiet Ann's Infinite Calm

Poem excerpt by Nancy Bird Turner from the Harp reflects on old black Ann's calm wisdom. It contends that tomorrow holds untouched promise and that present regret is short. The speaker urges the soul to persevere, finding strength in the notion there is all tomorrow that remains.

Black Ann Wetxé Soong Nancy Bird Turner

East High Grad Takes Charge of Country Church

Sidney Jackson a Lidderdale born East High School class of 25 alumnus has chosen the ministry. He now leads the First Congregational churches at Orchard and Caldwell Iowa while pursuing funds for ordination. He studied at Grinnell College two years and lives in Waterloo with his grandmother and aunt at 612 Sixth Street West. His mother Mary Jackson is matron of an elderly home in Oregon Illinois.

Sidney Jackson Lidderdale East High School Orchard and Caldwell Jackson Grinnell College Waterloo Annabelle Clasey Florence Jackson Sixth Street West Mary Jackson Oregon

Universal Bible Sunday Observed December 9

New York December 8 Tomorrow thousands of Protestant churches nationwide will observe Universal Bible Sunday sponsored by the American Bible Society. The event emphasizes the Bible’s essential place in Christian life as clergy dedicate calendars to the observance. In 1927 the society issued over 10 million scriptures, the highest yearly total in 112 years of activity.

New York N. Y America American Bible Society

Man Must Live Must He Asks Rev Howard

Rev Henry Howard of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian argued that a man must die rather than live dishonestly if he cannot conduct business with honor. He said religion is often spurned because it interferes with worldly desires and that people avoid paying the price for faith.

Rev Mr. Howard New York Henry Howard Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Howard

Potter to Speak at Town Builders Meet Convention Opens

Miles S Potter superintendent of John Deere Tractor company named principal speaker at the sixteenth annual Master Builders Association of Town convention to open Tuesday at Hotel Ellis. Potter to discuss The Future Outlook of Business with events including a Monday directors meeting and an evening banquet.

Miles S. Potter John Deere Tractor Company Master Builders’ Association of Town Hotel Ellis Potter W. F. Park Storm Lake W. P. McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Church Glenn A. Tibbitts Iowa American Institute of Architects Black Arch W. McFarlane J. W. Kelly Chicago Portland Cement Association Adolph Shane Iowa ‘State College Ames National Association of Builders’ Exchanges Resolutions Committee Elks Club

Sabbath Schools to Resume After Two-Week Suspension

Sabbath schools of Waterloo to resume tomorrow after a two week suspension due to contagious disease conditions. All classes from kindergarten to adult meet at regular places and times. Christmas exercises will receive renewed attention as programs restart.

Waterloo

Christmas Seal Ship Model Presented to Mrs. Coolidge

Edward Thatcher, a ship model maker and grandson of a sea-roaming cabin boy, presents a precise model of the 1928 Christmas seal ship to Mrs. Coolidge. He details his family’s maritime history, his path from teaching at Columbia to toy making, and his research for the ship’s replication.

White House Boston England Mr. Thatcher New York Santa Maria Columbia University National Tuberculosis Association Ben Hur E. Keble Chatterton Kipling

Dysart Masons Elect Officers For Coming Term

Dysart Iowa December 8 officers of Ascalon Masonic lodge elected this week to serve the fraternity during the coming term. They are Eldon Lee worshipful master Walter Brandy senior warden Howard Barnes junior warden R W Dysart secretary and B E Barkdoll treasurer.

Eldon Lee Walter Brandy Howard Barnes R. W.dysart B. EB. Barkdoll

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