Pro Visitors 10 Speak In Pulpite Here
Dr. E F Kimmershue and Dr A B Leamer will lecture in Des Moines denominational churches this Sunday. Kimmershue will speak at United Presbyterian in the morning and evening and at St Luke's English Lutheran in the evening. Leamer will lead morning sessions at St Luke's and First Baptist. A Christmas carol service and sermons on The Truth About God and related topics fill the schedule, with other ministers addressing questions and leading services across multiple churches.
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E. F. Kimmershue
Synod of Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
A. B. Leamer
Synod of, Iowa
Iited Lutheran Churches
Des Moines
W. Q. Chisholm
St. Luke’s
English Lutheran
Kimmelshue
Iowa
South Dakota
Missouri
Waterton
St. Luke's Church
First Baptist
Harold Bugbie
R. BE. William
Serymon
Stev. Mgr. Williamson
Mary
Jesus
EL W
Bethlehem
First Congregational Church to Pledge Funds for Year
The First Congregational Church will canvass for funds to meet its proposed budget of 15 080 to carry on its work. Rev I Richmond Morgan will preach a sermon on human and divine claims on money and the rights of God and man. Mrs A Ta Alexander will sing My Father’s House Are Many Mansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ta. Alexander
McDernaid
In His Image: The Gift of Popular Government
William Jennings Bryan urges Christians to value and defend democracy. He argues government rests on popular consent, recalls amendments expanding suffrage and prohibition, and calls Christians to active civic duty. He notes the need for vigilance, moral leadership, and unity across parties to improve the nation.
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William Jennings Bryan
Advent and Christmas concert at First Presbyterian Church
The Coning of the Kings sung by chorus and six soloists under J. M. Church will be sung at vesper services Sunday at 4:30. Soloists include Artis Martha Mceyer, Norma E. Gaiser, Luther A. Richman, J. R. Gilfillan, G. C. Tarbell, and Mr. Church. Dr. R. Macartney continues Revelation exposition with Blessed and Holy Is He That Hath Part in the First Resurrection. Central program features Noel Prelude, prophecies, advent, annunciation, and cherubim scenes. offertory and Handel hallelujah chorus.
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Dudley Buck
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Church
Artis Martha Mcyer
Tick
Norma E. Gaiser
Luther A. Richman
J. R. GilAllar
Tarbell
Mr. Church
When Tam Dead By AUee Mein
A fragmented poem in a Chicago journal style laments missing everyday sensations and familiar scenes as a cityscape fades. It contrasts ordinary life like sidewalks, sun, bread, and awnings with talk of heaven made of gems and the ache of departure. The speaker reflects on beloved voices and poetry, especially John Keats, as the city ends.
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Ehina
Ali
Calvary Evangelical and Cedar Falls Churches Advent Plans
Cedar Falls churches announceSunday worship with communion and member reception at Calvary Evangelical led by Rev J I Baumgarner. Miss Mary J Campbell speaks at St Pauls Methodist morning service. Rev S W Wile Harms preaches. Choirs, hymnody, and meditations mark Advent Sunday across local congregations with varied sermons and cantatas.
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Louis WW. Beck
Cedar
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. 1
Baumegariner
St. Paul's Methodist
Mary J. Campbell
India
Mani
Bers
Wile Harms
Pha
Payette County Sunday School Convention Held at West Union
The annual Payette County Sunday School convention met in West Union with morning addresses by religious leaders and afternoon business meetings. Featured talks included Des Moines' Herbrecht on Problems Facing the Church School and Lotz on The New Program of Religious Education, plus open forums led by Van Ness and Notadrutt.
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West Union
Payette County
Herbrecht
Des. Moines
van Ness
Lotz
Upper Town
Notadrutt. Yawkeye
Sebastana Church
Mir. Ferguson
Elwein
Vinton Swedish Lutherans Dedicate New Church
Vinton Iowa December 12 proclamation: the Bethlehem Swedish Lutheran church will be dedicated Sunday with morning and afternoon services and a noon picnic. Speakers include Row O T Maequist Cedar Rapids Rev A T Lindholm Gowrie Rev Major E A Huxton Rev O Anquist Vinton with attendees from Cedar Rapids and other places. The bungalow style edifice will later be a parsonage as funds allow larger construction. The church is handsome and adequate for current needs, cost about a sum not fully stated.
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Vinton
Bethlehem
O. T. Maequist
Cedar Rapids
A. T. Lindholm
Gowrie
E. A. Huxton
O. Anquist
Station Librarian Passes Out Books and Kindly Smiles
Ruth Fregal, station librarian, describes her mixing of social service and library work. She oversees four school collections in the east district and three in the west, plus a deposit at Litelfeld, with weekly visits to schools and book circulation for adults via students. Linden station began as a grocery shelf in 1916, expanding into a reading room. Miss Fressie circulates over 200 volumes each open day, with a strong emphasis on stories for children and frequent donations from readers.
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Ruth Fregale
Ubrarian
Linden
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
St. Mary's
Washington-Irving
Lowell
Edison
Litelfield Company
Graies
Washington-living
St. Mary's School
Miss Fressie
Chicken Wagon Family tale from The Long Emergency Man
Barry Benefield presents a nocturnal confession from a West scene about the chicken-wagon family. He recalls Jean Paul Baptiste Yvonne Fippany, the large kinely wife, and their grave black-eyed child, tracing their travels to New York, a firehouse home on Broadway, a sick woman’s contract, swift love, separation, adventures, and a hopeful ending.
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Barry Benefield
Jean Paul Baptiste Yvonne Fippany
New York
Broadway
Old Themes Persist in Book Reviews This Week
Four recent books including Chicken-wagon Family The Professors Wife Prairie and Perennial Bachelor are reviewed in the current Book Review Digest. The section highlights enduring themes of love victory and life’s woes through critique and commentary.
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Setion
Professor's House by Willa Cather
Summary of the novel follows Godfrey St. Peter a mixed heritage professor of European history at a state university near Lake Michigan. His wife Lillian and daughters move into a new house after his eight volume history on the Spanish Adventures, amplified by wealth from prizes and a daughter's marriage to a Jewish engineer. The professor, exhausted by study, clings to solitude while wealth and social change reshape the family.
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Godfrey St. Peter
Lake Michigan
Lillian
Augusta
Tom Outland
Clift-Dwellings
Hig
North America
Fie
Oxford
Tom
Feast of Lights Celebration by Hebrew Congregation
Chanukah events proceed at the Jewish synagogue with Rabbi A Slutsky and Estrin directing a children’s program. The eight day festival begins Friday. readings, songs, and orchestral numbers feature Hebrew School children, soloists, and the choir.
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A. Slutsky
Estrin
Antiochus Epiphanus
Charua
Harald Stren
Naneirns Hatlalu
Charukoh
Esther Slezet
Yur Yeshugil
Anse Schultz
Nukoh
Stanley Cohn
Bessié
Anna Siegel Inldrle
Syle
George Wari
Perennial Bachelor by Anne Parrish in Harper prize novel
The Harper prize novel for 1925 traces Maggie Campion draped in changing American fashions from hoop skirts to modern era. After becoming a widow with three daughters and an infant son, Maggie’s income fails to keep the Delaware estate. Victor, adored by his sisters, remains the household’s sole promise of style as the family slides into poverty and eventual decline.
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America
Clint
Maggie
Victor
Rev H O Anderson Continues Services at Walnut Church
Rev H O Anderson remains in charge at Walnut Street Baptist Church with morning and evening sermons on life’s ups and downs and the preeminent Christ. Mrs D K Stover assists on cornet and singing. special meetings for high school and employed girls at 1 15 P M. Prayer and men’s meetings precede each service. series resume Tuesday at 7 30 after a brief Monday pause.
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Harry A. Anderson
Walnut Street Baptist ‘Church
D. K. Stover
Four Oelwein Churches Endorse Prohibition Enforcement
In Oelwein Iowa December 12 four churches First Baptist First Christian First Presbyterian and Grace Methodist unanimously adopted a statement backing the eighteenth amendment and enforcing prohibition The measure came after noting saloons once numbered seven in Oelwein and praising prohibition for reducing poverty crime and vice as stated by resident Thomas Stith The churches sent copies of their sentiment to city county state law enforcement bodies and immigration officials reaffirming support for prohibition and the best interests of the people and their homes
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Tomourrow
Republi
Tiny
Chizgen
Jefferson
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Aness
Congress
Weaver
Iowa
Poynety
Wes Laken
Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
House
Senate
Republican
Davellebon
United States Supreme Court
United Sittes Senate
Inia
Oelwein
Qelwein
First Baptist
First Christian
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
Imation
Uelwein
Thomas Stith
Prohihithea Herauer
Fragmented verse fragment within a quiet sleep reflection
The text presents a fragmented verse about seeking protection from fear and pain as one hopes to endure tomorrow with bravery. It mixes archaic phrasing and garbled words, mentioning oblivion, sleep, and steadfast concealment of heart. The passage reads like a damaged poetic fragment without clear event or speaker identification.
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United Presbyterians
Central Christian
Clifard TH. Jone
Waterloo
Mark
C. W. Baxter
Herbert Moehlman
Arthur Young
Clinton PF
Smith
Scott
Dr. Young
God
Geil
Edwin Boardman
Actsvili
Westminster Presbyterian
Christ
Charles D. Darling
Robert Watterson
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Man
First Cong’l Church
Wilf
Sue
White House
Republic
Ice
Rynita
Iis
South
Kentucky
South Chna
bihIe
Saul
Paul
Christian
Coarth
Sears
House Votca
Dmv
Giannian
Tores
Mars
Cen
Evers
Pleming H
Revell
Jerusalem
Alon
Amo Soto
Gabriel
Codd
Soto
Anil
Mate ‘Chora
Bet
Shephorn
Tate Beth
John Prindle Scott
Herod
Ass Goles
Tam
Auee Mein
Chicago
Nau
Cedar Falls
Balvary
J. W. Whitesite
Clinton
B.C. Geiger
League
G. . Grace Methodist
Earl A. Roadman
East Park Presbyterian
J. Paul Vincent
Jack
Immanuel Lutheran
Henry Prekel
BE. B. Mounsey
Red
Luttheran
Mornig
Henry Mueller
Plymouth
William Haracastie
Wile
New York Tribune Book Section
Professor's House
Willa Cather
Prairiy, Walter Mulinnts
Rasvrim Anacknoo
Maynard Sluesky
Isadore Schultz
Sadie Ithinertine
Midred Krensky
Zelma Pies
Henns Rhinestine
A A. Stueaky
Blige
Jem
Nithes
Slewel
Wess
Slutsky_ A
Esther Siegel
Bess Slutsky
Anne Schulte
Tillie Kronobers
Molly Spicach
Cree E En Meeila P
All Aly
Lian
Hiria
Anne Schultz
Dailon
Elias
Hto
Lizzie
Joey
Anne Parrish
H. O. Anderson
Walnut
H. O.anderson
Holy Land
Americas
Dr. Anderson
Thomas Smith
Dehwel
Iweger
Florida
California
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Masratin
Cavana Troller
Circe
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