Witnessing For Christ Sermon At Waterloo Tabernacle
The Sunday afternoon sermon themed Witnessing For Christ drew about 1,200 worshippers. Mr Sunday preached with optimism, praising witnesses in daily life and urging Christians to live consistently for Christ. Harry Monroe of Pacific Garden Mission joined in approving hymns, and two midlife women publicly committed to the Christian life. The speaker warned against hypocrisy, urged self-sacrifice, and stressed that true testimony comes from deeds, not words, citing Paul and Peter as examples and stressing the church’s role in aiding the poor.
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Tabernacle
Sunday
Christ
Harry Monroe
Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago
Homer Rodeheaver
Mr. Monroe
Jeans
Mr. Rodeheaver
New York
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Earth
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Isaiah
Paul
Waterloo
Church
Peter
Jesus of Nazareth
Joseph
Egypt
Canaan
Jacob
Pittsburg
Lord
Major Whittle
Mozart
Scarecrow Thief Walking Junkyard In Police Court
Charles McCarty described as Santa Claus by police, freed by Judge Caldwell after vagrancy charges. He arrived in town yesterday, had two vests, three coats, two overcoats, knives and utensils, and bundled clothing. He could not name origins or destinations, claiming no knowledge of where he came from or where he was going. Also in court were H. L. Webster and John Van Veghten, each jailed four days for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. A drug advertisement closes the item.
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Charles McCarty
Morris
Santa Claus
Wagner
Prince of Hoboes
Newburg
Virginia
Caldwell
H. LD. Webster
Fort Dodge
Noon Meeting of Business Men At Lunch
A large turnout attended a midday conference of business and professional men. Luncheon was served, and discussions focused on Sunday meetings and improving outcomes among attendees. Lists of unconverted men were prepared and assigned to workers.
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Busi
Tama Jims Doctor in Waterloo Revealed as Dr W D Scott
Waterloo residents learn that James Wilson known as Tama Jim secretary of agriculture is cared for by Dr W D Scott chief physician for United actors. Scott, about 60, long associated with the Wilson family, formerly practiced in Traer. He is an Iowa native who married a Cedar Rapids woman. Contemporary memories recount Iowa’s distinguished son.
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Waterloo
James Wilson
Tama Jim
W. D. Scott
United Actors
Marsh-Place
Fhirw
Scott
Wilson
Traer
Lr. Scott
Dr. Scott
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Schrader named manager for Union Mercantile Co grocery
T D Schrader who ran a general mercantile store at Jesup for over a year has been engaged as manager for the Union Mercantile Co which opens a grocery store this month in Waterloo. He will move his family from Jesup to Waterloo before starting.
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T. D. Schrader
Jesup
Union Mercantile Co
Mr. Schrader
Waterloo
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Evangelist Sunday
John Vassar
Hill Church
Dr. Guthrie
Wellville
Holiday
Waterloo Hovs
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Hamilton
Ilinois
Boss
Crescent
Crown
Duche
Star
Black & Garrabrant, Inc. Jewelers and Opticians
Scarecrow
Chas. Wcarty
Coppers
John van Veghten
Fotey
106 East
Streei
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