City Churches Unite in Morning Worship and Scout Inspired Sermons
Waterloo ministers list sermons for Sunday with Boy Scout ideals, youth choirs, and mission prayers. Churches like Graves Memorial United Brethren Cedar Heights First Presbyterian and St. Pauls Methodist feature Lincoln themes and a range of morning talks. Evening programs vary from prodigal son series to prayer meetings and organ recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Organization
Abraham Lincoln
Waterloo
Graves Memorial United
Brethren
Blow
Moses
Israel
C. Ness
Wadeaver
Cedar Heights Community Church
Davey
J. A. Kayric
St. Paul's Methodist
V. Williams
Lincoln
Claire Heald
Annette Murphy
Ruecbusch
Missionary and Church Conference
First Presbyterian
J. R. Macartnhey
Christ
Brewer
Freda Buen‘eke
Martin Heyde
Evans
Evans). At 7:30 Dr. Macartney
Martha McCormick
Norman E. Gaiser
J. M. Church
Mendelssohn
Marks
Westminster Presbyterian
Charles ‘D. Darling
Call of the New Covenant
Lord
Jaesby
Miles
Robert Watterson
Darling
Beethover
BE. Enderiein
Laurence Haton
First Baptist
Shelley
Rauburn
Nerstones
Waller
Mesdames Johnson
Ogaard
J. W. Ray
J. Arthur Youn Botmon
Noble
Clarence Wise
iHartlees
Hoy
H. Sniveley
Sally
Winny
First Brethren
Atheriga
St. Luke's
Ron le H. Lesher
Jeremiah
Freadopick
St. Mark's Episcopal
Soto
Harker
Mes
Welker
William Jennings Bryans Weekly Bible Talks Gethsemane
The talk explores Jesus in Gethsemane from Mark xiv, highlighting the conflict between faith and reason, the sorrow of Christ, and his plea to the Father. It notes Judas, Peter, James, and John, the disciples’ sleep, and the lesson of sympathy and submission to God’s will.
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Heaven
Earth
Debold
Israel
The
Bible Service Bureau
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jesus
Gethsemane
Wille Jennings
Bryan
Desson
Garden of Eden
Garden
Jaith
Eden
Peter
James
John
Judas
Christ
Moses
Wijah
Jerusalem
Hiv
Imaster
Nog
Ishranth
Luke
Chri
Carist
Tolstoy
Republic Pradicate
Chicago Symphony to Cornell for May Festival
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederick Stack is slated for the Cornell college music festival for three concerts May 14 15 and 16. After a Chicago season the ensemble will visit Mt Vernon and the festival will feature The Mystic Trumpeter and a modern oratorio by Hamilton Harty with the Cornell oratorio society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stack
Cornell College
Chicago
Northtern University
Neil
Ortra
Mt. Vernon
Waterloo and Dubuque Districts Hold Conference at St Pauls
A three day Methodist Episcopal conference for Waterloo and Dubuque districts convenes at St. Pauls church next Monday with Rev. W Williams as entertainment chair. Bishop Keeney and Drs Lipp Van Horn Coole and others will participate. Lectures, missionary talks, and district sessions fill the program through Wednesday with outreach in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Tra, Oo
J. H. Reynolde
Gnion Vervier
Rose Chapel
A. M. Eo
Anttarc
G. W. Nesby
At& P.m
Reynolds
P. J. J. Harty
Burt
C. ¥. Allit
Corl
Waterloo
Dubuque
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
SV. Wil Hams
St. Paul's
Grace
First
Linden MM. E
Harvard
F. J. Keeney
Omaha
B. Tt. Bad
F. P. Fisher
A. G. Curran
Grace Church
F. P. Schaeffer
van Horn
Cissell
J. Arthur Young
C. G. Fort
Keeney
van Hort
Bishop Badley
B. T. Badley
Jesup
T. W. Coole
Dunkerton
J. F. Cottingham
Janesville
C.F. Lipp
Shell Rock
Grace M. E
Lipp
M. E
Linden M. E
Coole
Cottingham
la Porte City
Philadelphia's Pollyanna Dies After 24 Years as Cripple
Clara Nicholas 50, known as Philadelphia's Pollyanna, died after a quarter century of illness. She survived a severe spinal injury from a restaurant shooting, endured years in bed and wheel chair, and supported her mother by knitting and crocheting. Her courage and cheerful spirit earned her the nickname from admirers nationwide. Her admirer Romeo Helm ended his life by shooting himself.
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Adelphia
Pollyanna
Clara Nicholas
Miss Nicholas
Romeo Helm
Francis P. Stewart
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Yoann Ia
Mise Nicholas
Rebecca Hobbs
Nicholas
Helm
Assyrian Seeks Old Manuscripts In Bible Study
Philadelphia February 7 George Lamsa an Assyrian student born in Kurdistan plans an expedition funded by the American School of Oriental Research to recover ancient Christian manuscripts from Nestorian monasteries in Kurdistan. He says the works in Aramaic hold keys to early biblical history and may be hidden in monastery walls and priestly archives. Dr George A Barton of the University of Pennsylvania notes many discoveries await in the far east and Lamsa plans to return to Kurdistan as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Lamsa
Kurdistan
Ber i
American School of Oriental Research
Lamsa
George A. Barton
University of Pennsylvania
Jesus Christ
Barton
Far East
Archbishop of Canterbury
Solomon's Temple Entrance Found in Mosque of Omar
Work men repairing the mosque of Omar uncovered a hidden stairway believed to be an entrance to the ancient Temple of Solomon. The mosque sits on a site traditionally linked to Abraham's offering of Isaac and is built over foundations of earlier mosques and temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Simon
Omal
Jerusalem
Omar
Solomon
Abraham
Isaac
Untitled poem tribute from Council Bluffs
A lyrical memorial piece by J. R. Perkens in Council Bluffs venerates a man described as familiar with grief and tears. The verse presents a compassionate, starlike figure who bears human fears and pain, offering answers at life’s end and drifting into death with quiet resolve.
Morgan Accepts Pulpit of First Congregational
Rev J Richmond Morgan, pastor of the federated church in Fergus Falls Minnesota, writes the pulpit committee he has accepted the unanimous invitation to become pastor of First Congregational church and will assume duties around March 1. The young pastor has served in Minneapolis and Fergus Falls, where a small membership has grown to about 600. The First Congregational pulpit has been vacant since Dr Fred J Clark resigned last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
Federated Church
Fergus Falls
Minn
First Congregational Church
Minneapolis
Wergus Falls
First Congregational
Fred J. Clark
Musical Evening at Walnut Street Church Program Planned
Walnut Street Baptist Church hosts an all musical program at 7 30 Sunday featuring choir and orchestra. Prof George W Samson will play organ preludes and Handel aria. Includes overtures, anthems, solos, and a memorial offertory for Stanley Park's $30000 Harding memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
George W. Samson
St. Anne de Beaupre
Russell
Rheinberger
Handel
R. N. MacDonala
Edward Russel
Buck
Frita Krelatch
Golda Knapp
Barnhouse
Ghoire
Holy City
Stephen Audnams
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Boy Scouts
West Evangelical
E Calahan
Clineton F. Smith
Litheran
Henry Mueller
McPhails
Aupke
Thome
Battler Jeane
Lutheran Student Association
Acrows
Toodere
Northiwinster Presbyteris
MOG. Court
Dericha
tHerhed Moehl
pAlster
Weld
United
Presbyterian
W. OO. Chisholm
Church of Christ
Scientist
Universalist
Willard Oliver Bodell
Imimimuel Lutheran
Lla. Mm
William Jennings Bryan
BIBLE
Ammes
Chicago Symphony
Cornell
ST. Paul's Church
Iowa Tire CO
Thone
Sol W
5Th St
G. C. Kennedy
Jean
Walter Baker& Co.Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Montreal
J. R. Perkenss
Morgan
Pulfit
Walnut St
Warren G. Harding
United States
Vancouver
Stanley Park
First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson Macartney
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