Evangelical churches plan missions day with gifts request
A joint missions day is set by two Evangelical churches with services tomorrow. Members will present needs of various fields and include prayer for specific regions. Mrs Scott Stauffacher will discuss Albright Memorial Evangelical Church’s construction in Washington DC. Choirs perform and pastors preach on worship through gifts.
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Romen's Missionary Societies
Wirse Evangelical Church
Scott Stauffacher
S of
Albright Memorial Evangelical Cchurch
Washington, D.C
National Organization of
C. Albert Scholin
Theden
Ben Waterfield
Karl, Zallhoefer
O M. Yage
Life Death and Immortality Sermon on Throop Ave Church
Rev Der Willon Carter preached at Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church on Life Death and Immortality. The sermon affirmed that life is a bridge between eternities and that death leads to a greater life. It argued immortality is ongoing life under right conditions and that earthly life shapes life after death.
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Brooklyn
N.Y. Eb
Der
Willon Carter
Nils Acetts
The Epistles of James Practical Christianity
Alvin E Bell presents James as a guide to duty not creed. Faith without works is dead. true faith manifests in patience, charity, pure religion, controlled speech, and resistance to temptation. The message urges steadfast conduct and readiness for Christ's coming, echoing themes of practical faith.
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James
Apostle
Peter
Jamies
Coffin links science and religion in Princeton address
Dr Henry Sloan Coffin president of Union Theological Seminary spoke at Princeton University about unity of science and faith. He said scientific terms carry the same meanings as religious terms and urged respect for all life. He noted a college man may appear quiet yet face a crisis that reveals character and influence. He argued Jesus’ life transcends his words and cannot be fully explained by 20th century science.
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Princeton
Henry Sloan Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Princeton University
Coffy
Alexander Hall
Fheuddt
Jesus
Grace M E Church Service Draws City Students
Students from city schools will participate in Grace M E Church services this Sunday evening. Delegations with banners and slogans will attend, led by Dr Roadman who will preach on Why I Believe. Marian Wearl and Ruth Miller will perform readings and music, with Leane McBraensy playing in the council chamber. The choir will present The World Wide World For Jesus, and special sermons are planned throughout February. FELLOWSHIP ORGANIZATION aims to broaden social life and strengthen church work under Dr Roadman and committee leaders.
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First Presbyterian
J. R. Macartney
Windermere
Harry Rowe Shelley
Sehinedker
Martha McCormick
Norma J. Gaiser
J. M. Church
C. E. Tarhal
Jean Stevenson
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren Li
Steeves
Cservies
Moerntitz
Steer
Latheran
Rav
Henry Mueller
Walt
Amanthen
Ralph Sippy
St. Pauls
Tov
George Woodall
Charles Linkins
Amos
Fearless Crothet
Burton Avenue
Wim Willing
Tan Tate
Young Qene
MM Altha Thornberry
Plymouth Congregational
Willan
Will Peetoh
Plymouth
Ehurch
Ministry of Light
AL of Welsed
Elmer Mills
Johnson
Christ
Ren Knosti
Méunsey
John W. Gwynne
David S. Ramage
Alberk
Greeley
Universalist
Willard
Bodell
Lincoly
Wilson
A. Cobb
Church of Christ
Roy
Hia
Imimanual Evangelical Lutheran Trav
W. Becker
Fort Dodge
Tutheran
Tingtlaty
al ‘ Church of Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Wheter
Emil Kauer
Fultding Trades Hall
Linder
C. W. Harrops
White
Manpain Partaker
MLB
Trev. Sulings B. Whanington
Kerona
Grace M
Oor Seng
Kart A
Uhaly Preeuestional
Marian Wearl
Dinely
Leane McBraensy
Narcsisus
Nevin
Elwtr
Bob Jones Campaign Draws Large McKeesport Offering
Evangelist Bob Jones closed a McKeesport campaign drawing $9,000 personally and $4,700 for the budget from free will offerings. About eighteen thousand attended the Sunday finale, with plans announced for further meetings this winter by the Jones party.
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Bob Jones
McKeesport
Peanin
MeKeeanart
Bots Jones
Tabernacle
Water- Inc
McLeeaport
Jones Party
Mlovidw
Endeavor Week Observed by Three Church Groups
Christian Endeavor week observed across Waterlog area with youths leading services at Central Christian, First Brethren, and Graves Memorial United Brethren churches. Notable solos and anthems performed. messages focused on Christ and the church. a union service at Graves Memorial closes the program with new members welcomed.
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Central Christian Church
Melba Mythatear
TP Prantiff
Misa Baulah Mythater
Watd. Lendres
W. E. Robnynon
First Brethren
Christian Updeavor
Young Yoonle
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Graves Memorial U. B. Christian Endeavor
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Churen
Misa Anna Vary
Mira Fierce
Nsther Schenk
Laweta Anderson
Marie Barkhurst
Marie Hoffman
We Fe Guyer
E. W. Main
Sliss Darlyne Whittle
Lestie Sands
George Celsi
Maker
Adolf Huber
Union of Societies
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ale, Main
Jesus
Westminster
Bartlett
A. J. Waderlein
Yymn
Walcott
Acthar Yowng
Shelley
Arthur Jury
Warren
First Baptist
Ard Lee Kenagy
Nordsiagers. Nev
Kenagy
Aimee
A. A. Moore
First Congregational
Arthur &. Ish
Lawn State Teachers College
Rogers
Tavkee
Roy
A. Fi. Leamer
Des Moines
United Tautheran
Herbert
Moshiman
Tlara Theatre
St. Mark's Episcopal
George CL Walker
Eating Is a Fine Art Says Brooklyn Pastor
In a Brooklyn sermon Rev. Whenny W. Madcolm humorously treated eating as an art. He cited scripture and warned that most physical ailments stem from diet. He referenced Matthew Arnold’s diet and argued food is central to bodily sustenance and health.
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Brooklyn
Wew
York
Whenny W. Madcolm
Mount Olivet Frosbytorian Church
Tsalah
Asher
Mattheyw -Arnold
Ealing
Home as Basis of Society Secured, Poling Says
Rev Dr Daniel A Poling preached at Marble Collegiate Church in New York about marriage and the home as the basic institution. He argued the home remains secure not by law or ritual but as humanity progresses toward it, urging vigilance against attacks on marriage and family vows.
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DR. Poling
New York
Wab
Daniel A. Poling
Marble Collegiates Church
Den
Tha Burely
Oppressed China Fights Thru to Better Things
In a Madison Avenue Church sermon Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Sackman urged that Christianity seeks uplift even when upset, noting French press ties American missions to unrest in China but stressing Jesus as prince of peace. He said social happiness requires new standards of living, with American missions supplying them and Christians showing patience and helpfulness abroad.
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New York
China
Ralph W. Sackman
Madison Avenue AL. E. Church
American Missionsmien
Jesus
Prince of Peace
Speek
America
Then-Orient
Church
Life of Saviour in Concert by First Beethren Choir
The choir of First Beethren church presents a two part program titled The Life of Saviour at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow directed by Elizabeth Gilln McCartney. Soloists include Arlene Bradley and I A Wisner with Minn Ricketts and Jo Wells supported by Victor Aelthoefer and Donald Baum. Mrs. Boardman leads. The program blends readings, choruses, and solos culminating in The Jubilee and Resurrection themes.
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First Beethren
Atlas Olmias
Roy
Jarusalom
Kingsley
Mr. Bruin
Roberts
Smith
Zolthonfer
Mr. Wells
Stra
Wilaner
Mira Ricketts
Mr. By
Pacey Chale
Canney
Misa Firadiey
Mra. Wisner
Arisackhetty
Mr Baum
Air Oon Co
Roves
Wi Morgan
Bucky
Tye
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Farnaworth Celebrates Husband
Mrs C W Farnaworth entertained many relatives at a birthday dinner for her husband on Thursday. Real estate transfers include changes of ownership across multiple parcels, with names such as Duhbert, Hmmat Sehtue, Madlean treasurer, Rose Halter, Ed Madigan, and Frank J Gowilt noted in various lot and block transfers.
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C. W. Farnaworth
Duhbert
Teheker
Madlean
Richeard Robbins
Jotaal
Jones” Marreh
Binck
Madigan
Reasurer
Rarpard
Frank J. Gowilt
Books and drama vie for readers in score for January
The January score for The Bookman's Monthly shows few new titles, with Abraham Lincoln by Sandburg and Gordon Wren’s Beau Subreur among the fiction. Drama notes Broadway offerings and Waterloo library additions, while essays and parodies mix wit and science in varied critical selections.
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Callie Wieder
Galahad
Helen of Troy
Potter B. Kyne
Llughes
Wood Ward
George Washington
Phillips Russell
Hanjamfin Franklin
Bruce Barton
Percival Wren
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Fuincoln
Ferber
Galsworthy
Arelrar
Wren
Melen
Troy
W Lahels
Gibbs
Big Mosul
Lincoln
Gonthanoen
Loos
Sorrell and Son
Deaping
Understanding Heart
Kine
Genvrat
Durant
Dorsey
Barton
Qur Times
Sullivan
Lindsey and Evans
Besahe
Abraham Lincoln
Sandburg
de Kruff
Beer, Jefferson and Hamilton
Bowers
Halliburton
Y Fisher
When I Grow Big Thorlaw Schule Story
A Sunior high student Thorlaw Schule, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Schule, expresses ambitions to become an aviator and mail carrier. He jokes about preferring air transport over delivering newspapers, citing higher pay and easier access to the sky.
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Thorlaw Schule
Sunior
Albert H. Schule
Thorlaw
Dunkerton M. E. Ladies Aid Elects Officers
Dunkerton M. E. Ladies Aid elected officers at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. BE Magee’s home. Mrs. Magee was named president with Mrs. French as vice president and Mrs. W. df as secretary treasurer, signaling a new leadership slate for the society in Dunkerton, Indiana.
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Courier
Dunkerton
Officera
M. EE. Gadliea' Aid
BE. W. Magee
Magee
French
W. Df
Prize Reviews Winner and Book Scene Features Crewe Train
Lucille Stull wins a weekly prize for best book review. The Courier awards seven dollars weekly. Review covers Rose Macaulay Crewe Train a comedy of adjustment in marriage centered on Denham Dobie a Welsh girl raised in Andoren and her romance with Arnold Chanel Junior. The novel traces marriage, desire, and the pull of love and higher life.
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Lucille Stull
Second Street
Courier
Renee
Be’ Prain
Rose
Macaulay
Crewe
Denhany Dobie
Andoren
Tyrennen
Fale
Toiden
Gresham
Murhagai
Newham
Young
Arnold Chanel
Arnod
Feya Wails
Thay
Denham
Lava
Lfe
Voss
Baptist Missionary meeting held at Mrs Archie Shimp home
The Baptist Missionary agitation group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Archie Shimp’s home. Secretary Parks and treasurer Lamb attended with Mrs zta noted among attendees. Attendance figures for the first semester averaged 17.64 with sixth graders prominently represented.
Cemetery Ladies Elect In West Union Iowa Meeting
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Cemetery association was held this week in the courthouse rest room. Reports from secretary Mrs Waterbury and treasurer Mrs MePhlips show about 1900 spent on cemetery work and a rise in business transacted. All officers were re-elected by acclamation. Also noted is a quaint item about a Dorset, Vermont incident involving two tweezers formerly part of a Roman lady's vanity set used to remove thorns.
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West Union
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
D. D
Waterbury
Dorset
Teneland
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