First Evang elical church vesper topic report
Bruce Gates of Gates Business College will guest speaker at the vesper service at First Evangelical church sharing his visit to European cathedrals. The morning topic focuses on The Purpose of the Cross with hymn settings and a choral service planned. Reverend Roy Lestle Smith leads the day with sermons and a varied program by the choir and orchestra.
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Bruce’ Gates
Gates Business College
First Evangelical
Europe
Philp Shutt
State Teachers College
Neidlinger
God
Bville
Holden
Graves Memorial U S Orchestra Presents Evening Program
Graves Memorial U S orchestra directed by Dan Jensen offers a Sunday 7 30 program featuring marches Italian themed pieces and a variety of violin solos. The concert includes Egmont Overture Old English selections and Schubert numbers with performances by Miss Esther Siegel Miss Ann Kosater and other soloists, plus the orchestra pieces from Woodland Akiechey and Indian Lodge themes.
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Graves
Brethaver
Deap River
Bresy
Pan Matn
Howard “Keene
H Conkiln
Dan Jensen
Aerndy
Orchestre Andante Tranquillo
Ss.y
DeBurlot
Ann Kosater
Adisux Melodie
Surmaat Oat
Woodland Akeichey
Eae McDowell
Dra
Sfavrh
iKarl
Grehestra
Thomas Moore Hymns and the Sacred Songs Legacy
Thomas Moore, seen as a Romantic poet, wrote hymns mainly for Sacred Songs (1816). Some tunes entered hymnals, notably Come, Ye Disconsolate, though originally nonconforming. In the US, the hymn appeared in 1832 with altered verses, often credited to Hastings. Moore's life spanned Dublin schooling, Trinity College, and a Bermuda government post. his Memoirs and Correspondence were published posthumously by Lord John Russell.
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Thomas Moore
Ireland
Moore
United States
America
Hasting
Hastings
John Moore
Dublin
Trinity, College
Bermuda
John Russel
The Little Lad Who Learned True Fame
A boy reads bleak histories and imagines war and glory are the path to fame. He spurns labor and waits for a voice to call him to great deeds, only to find wealth and fame come from the very tasks he rejected. In old age he discovers that quiet work outshines heroic myths.
Religion Warns of Demise If Bible Is Trodden Down
New York February 23Rev J A McClory a Detroit University lecturer warned at St Patrick s Cathedral that democracy would fail and Columbia fall unless the Bible returns to the church Modernism drains religion into myths and law should follow God not Washington He laments murder laxity and calls dry fanaticism a danger to justice. A discovery notes a sugar cano 28 feet tall found by an American exploring party in New dunag
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New York
Church
J. A. MecClory
University of Detroit
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Columbia
Father McClory
Mount Sinai
Washington
Detroit
United States
New Du'nag
Minister-Elect to Hoover Quilmes Religious Views
Augustus Tebor Murray of Stanford University will become resident minister of the Washington Orthodox Friends congregation the smallest church chosen by a president for worship Mr and Mrs Hoover will attend Sunday services at the Quaker faith Murray 63 shows age only in hair but walks briskly He plans religious study and reading to serve in his Friends meeting while relying on divine guidance Murray has long headed the classical department at Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Augustus Tebor Murray
Leland Stanford University
California
Washington Orthodox Friends’ Congregation
Hoover
Murray
The
Christian Herald
Gerald P. Overton
Dr. Murray
Mr. Overton
Des Moines Pastor to Lead Christ Church Retreat
Des Moines Rev. Willem M Wyckoff will lead Christ Episcopal church annual all day retreat Thursday. Holy communion at 7 and 10 morning services with a later address. Women and children meetings at 2:30 and 4:15, evening service at 7:30. Theme Rooted Grounded Built Up with a question box at all sessions.
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Calvary
Payne A. M
C. R. Waters
P.m. Linden
Willem M. Wyckoff
Des Moines
Christ Episcopal Church
Lenten Season Observances at Local Churches
Numerous churches announce lent services with topics like The Tireless Trudge and When the Cows Come Home. Special regards include family day at First Baptist with prizes for largest family and oldest parents, plus choirs, anthems, and vesper talks throughout First Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientist, Central Christian, and others.
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First Baptist Church
Fhee
Schnecker
Andrews
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
Broome
Homer Albright
Wieniawski
Wieniawski), Vesper Services Will Be Held At 4:45 O'Clock, At Which Dr. Morgan
Fred McClain
Oroawinshield
Wirst
Church of Christ, Scientist
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus Christ
Christ
Nordmand
J. H. Ray
Pflueger
Adams
E. W. Wardle
Gabriel
St. Mark’s Episcopal
St. Margaret's Guild
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Sarlvalion
Abe Glessner
George Bunn
Moses
God
Puritanical Joy-Killers Warned By Rev Darlington
New York reports Rev Henry Darlington at Heavenly Rest church denounced four joy-killers: puritanical ideas about sinfulness of enjoyment, worry over inconsequential matters, hurry, and jealousy. He warned material overemphasis robs happiness and urged embracing abundant Christian life.
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New York
Almerican Haste
Henry Darlington
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Heavenly
Foy-Kiers
Grace Coolidge Prefers Simple Life After White House
Grace Coolidge, wife of the 30th U S president, moves from White House grandeur to homely duties at their Northampton home. She embraces plain living, manages household tasks herself, and plans to keep bills in check amid high living costs.
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Sue Monamara
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Grace Coolidge
United States
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Northampton
Dom
Mrs. Coolidge
Black Hills
Myr. Gauliage
Washington
Massachuusetts
Altho
New England
Executive Mansion
All the World's a Stage in a Cold City Street
A rough vignette opens with a shivering mother guiding a small boy through a bitter wind. She swaps her scarf to keep him warm, while a noon store-room crowd offers a cross-section of urban life. A girl and her mother later share a humorous eggs-and-bobs tale to end the slice of daily trials.
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Madonna
Helen
First M E Choir to Give Cantata at Vesper Service
The cantata The Daughter of Jairus by Stalner will be performed in full musical program by the choir of First M E church Sunday at 5 oclock vesper service directed by Albert Scholin. The program includes Organ Recital Sketch No 27 by Sehimann and Wagner pieces, cantata The Daughter of Jairus, solo and quartet numbers, Offertory My Living God, and Postlude No 3. Chief performers include soprano A E Enderseth, tenor Karl Zellhoeler, baritone Dr W P McCormick, organist Marian Gates, and director C Albert Scholin.
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J. Arthur Young
Ann Kessler
DeBerlot
Harker
Jairus
Stainer
Westminster Presbyterian
W. PB. McCormick
A. M. Donman
Harold F. Miller
Pike
Pharoah
Graves
A. B
Sturgis
Trinity American Lutherat
F. H. Moehlmann
Moehlmann
My Redeemer
Lord
Buck
Northminster Presbyterian
Union Congregational
First United Prebyterian
W &. Chisholm
Hazael
Stalner
M. E
Direc
Man of GC
Albert
Scholin
Solpiste
Isrs
A. E. Enderseth
Karl Zellhoeler
Millis Marian Gates
C. Albert Seholln
Paulkes
Selvalia
Nazarene Revival to Be Held in Council Bluffs
Rev and Mrs Chrysler of Rock Island Wisconsin will conduct revival services at Church of the Nazarene 513 Water Street starting next week. Opening meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm with a 10 day series, Mrs Chrysler directs the singing, nightly services at 7 30 pm.
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Churchy OF Nazarene
Chrysler
Council Bliffs
Rock Island
Church of the Nazarene
Water Street
Civilization Back of Christian World Guide to Moralists
Rev. Frank Warffald Crowder argues in a sermon that many mercy workers draw moral nourishment from Christian civilization, even if they deny Christianity. He criticizes imitate Christ as a goal without a path and urges a life within to fulfill the great human task.
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Frank Warffald Crowder
St. James' Episcopal Church
Countrys Doom Seen in Loss of Bible Authority
New York February 23 Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick pastor of Park Avenue Baptist church warned his congregation that religion in the country is a mess. He cited Moffatts Romans translation and argued modern creeds rituals and organizations lack vitality, urging focus on what truly changes character and life. He compared public unrest in churches to Lincolns independent spirit and warned against empty forms.
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New York
Harry Emersom Fosdick
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Moffatt
Posdick
Jesus
Abraham Lincoln
Birthday Anniversary At Fast Brethren Church
Nearly 300 people gathered in the First Brethren church auditorium in Waterloo to observe the fifteenth anniversary of the present structure at Sixth and Wellington streets. Rev Bodriman delivered a forward looking address and a memorial service honored deceased members, with tableaux of George and Martha Washington and solos and readings from longtime congregants and former pastors sharing greetings from distant places. A formal program, then an informal reception featured a large birthday cake and refreshments.
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First’ Brethren Church
Sixth
Wellington Streets
Mary
S. Horner
Milton Puterbaugh
Ashland
H. M. Ghamberlain
Riverside
Gel
Emma Reber
Vera Reber Whiner
Long Beach
Glitin
Madison
Wis
A. D. Cashman
Dallas Center
Mazide Hady
Lloyd Loshman
Mr. Bodriman
Piditorium
Par- Jorg
Sam Hoover
Mra
J. W. Lichty
Grant Miller
A. BE. Smith
Bosydman
Washington
George Washington
George Bunn
Jia Miller
Martha Washington
Goldie Andrews
Evelyn Moths
Wilma
Lamb
Francis LaBarre
Robert Bertsch
Sonny Boy
Julia Miller
Andle
C. BE. Kingaman
Color Bearers statue inspires father and son banquet
Dr. Charles A. Mack of Western Union college addressed over 100 fathers and sons at First Evangelical and Calvary Evangelical churches for the annual father and son banquet. The theme centered on a Civil War era statue showing a father passing a flag to his son, symbolizing carry on in battle. Harold J. Miller acted as toastmaster as the Calgary church orchestra and W. R. Black offered entertainment and community singing followed by magic feats by W. P. Robinson.
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Chickamauga
Charles A. Mack
Western Union. College
LeMars
First Evangelical
Calvary Evangelical
First’ Evangelical
Mock
Harold 3. Miller
Calgary
Orchestrra
WW. Q. Black Ted
W. P. Robinson
Cedar Heights Church to Hold Annual School of Service
Cedar Heights Church will again conduct its School of Service opening Sunday evening March 3 at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church. Dr Selden Haynes of Chicago will address the general group with junior pioneer and Endeavor groups taking part. Dr J A Laurie will preach on The Everlasting Kingdom. children will discuss A Missionary Statesman and One of His Mighty Enterprises. the evening topic will be St Nathaniel the Guileless Disciple.
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Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Selden &. Haynes
D. D
Chicago
J. A. Laurie
St. Nathaniel
Let me die working poem from old Waterloo paper
A fragment from a Waterloo church paper prints a poem about dying while working and laughing. It credits an unknown author and Rev F H Shedd notes Hall Young of Alaska as the author referenced. The piece mentions a printed life of Dr Young and a plan for forthcoming stanzas.
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Sina
Iast
Anthor
F. H. Shedd
Ensst Park
Northminster Presbyterian
Waterloo
Hall Young
Our Church
Alaska
Virginia
Dr. Young
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