Inquisition on screen at Universalist service described
A sermon will screen a historical Inquisition depiction from its 1200s ecclesiastical court for eradicating Jews and infidels. The program, part of a Universalist congregation’s Sunday service, features works by Vinck and a description by Rev Conard and B Rheiner, pastor, amid other mission and choir events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Conard
Rheiner
Vinck
Ini
Woman's’ Missionary “Society
Mirs
J. E. Fickelberg
W.C. Black
Wrigley
Jesus
Huntley
Fillmore
Yaggy
Presbyterian
Thomas R. Niven
Viollin
Elizabeth” Green
Price
George Faus
Ambrose
Christ
Brewer
Witzigman
Cedar Falls
Waterloo ’ District
Himmerl
Clarence ‘Young
Frances Stotts
Lord
Liddle
Gentle Holy Savior
Gounod
Evangelist Copeland to Close Nazarene Church Services
Rev. KR E Copeland of St. Louis will end his Nazarene Church work at 513 Water Street this Sunday with two special services. At 2:30 p.m. he will speak on The Fullness of Day and at 7:30 p.m. on The Way of Victory. Ray C Roberta and Byron Roberts of Des Moines will lead the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. E. Copeland
St. Louis
Church of the Nazarene
Water Street
Ray
C. P. Roberta
Byron ‘Roberts
Des Moines
A Fathers Task by Edgar A. Guest
A father's task requires tact and thought to guide a son. He must balance kindness and firmness, teach right from wrong, and explain goodness. He should stand behind yet let him go, remaining a trusted friend as the boy faces life’s tests.
Modifying the Concept of God Faces Global Debate
A New York report from Feb 2 notes Dr. Stanton Colt of the Ethical church in London argues for internal changes to religion rather than external pressure. He cites Bertrand Russell and Croce, saying religion may outgrow old frameworks while science supports evolving views of God and moral objectivity. Also mentions a severe fall in Cedar Rapids endangering S. A. Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanton Colt
Ethical Church
London
William Guthrie
Episcopal Church of St. Mark's-inside-Bouwerie
Colt
Bertrand Upsell
England
Croce
Italy
Coit
Town City
Altho
S. A
Cedar Rapids
They Are My Friends Poem By Busen DeLancey
A poetic meditation on trees as friends, arms open to the speaker. The verses describe trees bending and whispering, giving beauty and vitality while withstanding frost and snow. The poem expresses gratitude and sorrow as the trees become companions through seasons and mortality.
Wicks Links Unrest of Youth to Lack of Hard Tasks
New York February 2 Rev Robert R Wicks dean of the chapel at Princeton University told Park Avenue Baptist church that parental responsibility is to channel youth restlessness into useful work. He argued that overindulgence breeds boredom and that the drive to do hard things is essential to achievement, warning against removing challenges from life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicks
New York
Robert R. ‘Wicks
Princeton University
Park Avenue Baptist Church
America
Dr. Wicks
Censorship Opposed by Rabbi Wise in Carnegie Hall
New York February 2 Rabbi Stephen S Wise denounced censorship as a major evil that imprisons truth and shackles individual thought. He criticized guardians of public morals for blocking knowledge and urged letting people read and interpret ideas to seek truth, arguing Darwin and Huxley remain factors in biblical understanding.
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New York
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagog
Garnegie Hall
Rabbi Wise
Darwin
Huxley
Field Worker to Preach Sunday at Union Congregational
Union Congregational church in Cedar Rapids will host field worker Rev. William H. Kent of the Congregational conference of Iowa for Sunday morning services. Plymouth and Union congregations will share the pulpit with Rev. Hordcastle of Plymouth presiding and Rev. C. O. V. Lannholm delivering a sermon themed Giving As We Have.
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Willian H. Kent
Cedar Rapids
East Brethren
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Christ
Trinity American Lutheran
God
Spinney
Carl F. Meyer
St. Mark's Episcopal
Apostle of the
First Congregational
Homer Albright
Pauline Horton
First United Presbyterian
Jesus
Union Congregational
Northminster Presbyterian
McBlain
Church As Such Not A Charity Says Minister
Rev Paul Mansfield Spencer, pastor of the Church of Strangers, argues that the church is not a charity though it may do charitable work. He urges a return to tithing as a divinely appointed law and says lavish gifts from individuals are not true charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Mansfield Spencer
Church of Strangers
First M. E. Choir Plans Sunday Musicale
The First M. E. Church choir, directed by CG Albert Scholin, schedules a Sunday evening musicale featuring organ recitals, anthems, duets, and a sermon by Dr J. Arthur Young. Selections include works by Mansfield, Rachmaninov, Rogers, Brown, Calkin, and Haydn, with solos by Mrs. Fred McClain and Miss Rubus Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Albert Scholin
Mansfield
Bernade
Rachmaninomtje
Scholin
SCO
Calkin
Esses
Rogers
Jesus
Brown
Fred McClain
Rubus Heald
J. Arthur Young
Hayat
Renee Posthute
Mr. Beholin
Temperance Seen As Cure For Modern Ills
In New York Rev Randolph Ray rector of the Transfiguration church argues temperance applies to all aspects of life not just drinking. He says temperance means a balanced life, not prohibition, and requires tolerance and understanding for a temperate existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randolph Ray
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Bermon
Fireside Sermon Series Opens at First Baptist Church
The opening of the annual fireside sermon series at First Baptist includes Rev G L Kenagy with Faces in the Fire as the morning topic and a special evening program with Boy Scouts assisting by building a camp fire on the platform. The day features church choirs and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Woodward
Roberts
Forrest Gillpatrick
Gaul
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Speaks
A. C. Kessler
Herker
Christian Endeavor
Alberti
Seredy
Dan Jensen
Roma
J. Arthur Young
Burleigh
Fred. McClain
Jesus
Campion
Shepard
A. E. Enderlein
Cohen
Pioneers
Church of Christ
Scientist
Churches of Christ
Lfe
Christ Jesus
Lew CG. Harris
Venice In
Buck
Mis Ta Harris
Lorenz
E. W. Wardle
Clubwomen Plan Anti War Conferences in Wisconsin
Oshkosh Wisconsin February conference plan announced by General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs Ben Hooper of Oshkosh chairs international relations, aiming to foster understanding between American and Central and South American club women to ease treaty enforcement and reduce war.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Central
South America
Washington
Ben Hooper
Oshkosh
General Federation
Hooper
Joint Conference Opens Wednesday for Waterloo and Dubuque
The Waterloo and Dubuque districts of the Methodist Episcopal church begin a joint conference Wednesday at Grace M E Church, 7:30 pm, continuing to Friday noon. Topics include Worship Services, church music, and conference institutions with lectures and organ recitals by Rev. E B Frys, Rev C C Bacon, Dr H D Atchison, Dr E B Lockwood, Dr J P Varn Holm, Dr H Burgstahler, and Dr W D Schermerhorn offering talks on church business and frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
E. B. Frys
Osage
C. C. Bacon
Waverly
H. D. Atchison
Si. Luke's Church
EB. J. Lockwood
J. P. Varn Holm
H. Burgstahler
W.D Schermerhorn
What a Christian Ought to Know Sermon Series Opens
Christ Episcopal church will open a series of sermons on What a Christian Ought to Know this Sunday morning. Rev. Ernest B. Mounsey will deliver the first topic Confession and Forgiveness. Future topics include Prayer and Prayer Life, Worship, Effective Christianity, The Church and Its Sacraments, and Bishop Longley’s Visitation.
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Immanuel Lutheran
A. H. Semmann
Christ Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Payne AL. M
A. W. Hackley
Mr. Hackley
East Park
Mavajo
Arizona
Burton Avenue
C. O. Loken
Harvey Nichols
Willard Tullefson
Bethel Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Ernest’ B. Mounsey
Longley
Gideon Bibles to be Dedicated at Hotel President Sunday
The Winterley Gideon Camp will dedicate Gideon bibles at the Hotel President Sunday at 3 p.m., with public access. Claude R. Miller, camp president, notes members meet at 11 p.m. for basket. dinner at F. Willis Jenks’s home. attendees bring covered dishes and utensils. Rev. Clinton T. Smith of Allen Memorial Hospital will give the dedication address.
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Gideon Bibles
Winterley Gideon Camp
Tobby
Claude R. Miller
F. Willis Jenks
Clinton T. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Phone Call to Police Boots Man at Door
A. H. Heideman of 208 Sunnyside Avenue telephoned police at 1 am today after spotting a man trying to unlock his front door. The man walked away across the street, entered a car and drove off before officers arrived. Police believe the intruder may have overheard the call for aid.
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A. H. Heideman
Sunnyside Avenue
Heideman
William Urie
Bert Douglas
Minick Play Delights East High Crowd In Benefit
East High Auditorium hosted the benefit comedy Minick drawing near 1000 fans, with Edna Ferber’s tale of Old Man Minick in residence. Robert Pritchard as Old Man Minick and Caral Burr as Nettie led a strong cast including Frank Beatle and Marjorie Grady, under Edra Dahlin’s coaching.
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Minick
Fred
Nettle Minick
East High
East
Nettie
Lil Corey
Caral ‘ Burr
Nettie Minick
Miss Burr
Frank Beatle
Fred Minick
Marjorie Grady
Sherwood Felsing
Jim Corey
Henry Timmerman
al Diamond
Vivian
Cavanaugh
Marge Diamond
Edward Ridenour
Mr. Dietenhofer
Births Reported in Local Notices
Births reported from multiple families include Helen Ethel daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunyne at St Prencis hospital Jan 13 and James Wright son of Mr and Mrs James Addison McGrew Jan 27 at 828 Berth with parents from Iowa Falls. Also Amy Louw daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Moss Jan 1 and Francis Wendell son of Mr and Mrs Francis C G Buren Jan 2 plus Cleo Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Edge Jan 3 and Wilam Benjamin son of Mr and Mrs William Short Jan 19 at Presbyterian hospital. Walter son of Mr and Mrs Ora Lee Meeker Jan 23.
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Pearl Dunyne -Meters
Summit
Helen Ethel
Aloysius N
Richtsmeier
St. Prencis Hospital
Geo Berthe
Lve
Iowa Falls
James Addison McGrew
James ‘Wright
Donald “D. Moss
Newton
Amy Louw
Francis CG. Buren
Sunnyside
Francis Wendel
Fred A. Tharp
Wallgate
Charles. Edge
Berth
Cleo Ann
William. Short
Presbyterian Hospital
Wilam Benjamin
Bemidil
Minn
Ora’ Lee Meeker
Walter
The World on Stage and a Quiet Library Scene
A collage of brief vignettes from a week of discoveries. A stall girl contaminates with listeria, a boy mishears a bird as a chorus, a woman in a public library seeks material for a club paper, and a running thread of everyday oddities interweaves with memories of comics and a cafe. A Scout nursemaid scene ends tragically with a dying dog and a boy’s heartbreak, while two ladies blush over tepid water at a drugstore.
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Jane
Flander
Annie
Ihe
Boy Scouts of America
R Max
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