Holy Communion Opens New Year in Six Waterloo Churches
Six Waterloo churches begin the new year with Holy Communion and special services. Rev Williamson will preach at First Baptist in observance of its first anniversary, with an 11 a.m. service followed by communion and a 7:30 p.m. worship reform. Local pastors and choirs present varied music and German and English services at First Lutheran and Grace Methodists host a range of sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Rke. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
E. H. Dimmermann
First
Henry Mueller
Martin Heyde
Hiller
Leo Ferris
Ada Tlaus
J. Arthur Young
God
Charles McElroy
C. Albert Scholin
Woodward
E. J. Lockwood
Westminster Presbyterian
Leslie Wilharm
Charles D. Barling
Bucky
CG. R. Sanborn
Roland Taylor
Enoi
Wildamere
Lavona Allison
J. 4. Ray
East Park
Freshyerin
G. A. Kaltenbach
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chris
Harold Parry
Ashford
Christ Episcopal
Walnut Street
Baptist
Trey
N. Macdonald
St. Duke
Se. A. Lesher
Samuel
Israel
W. C. Chisholm
The Last Judgment in William Jennings Bryan Talks
Bryan argues there will be a final judgment by Christ with all people present to answer for deeds. Faith must be accompanied by works, as the righteous serve the needy without seeking reward while the unrighteous pursue self and indifference, risking eternal punishment.
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William Jennings Bryan
Christ
Jesus
World Court
Tolstoy
Heaven
Copsright
The
Republic Syndicate
New Year Sermons Across City Churches
Local congregations prepare for New Year worship with varied themes. Ministers from First Presbyterian to Greek Orthodox announce morning services, special music, and sermon topics on life meaning, Christian duty, and personal responsibility. some churches cancel evening services.
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Vn Brethren
A. D. Cagshtoan
Ha.m
Meeiings
Frank Wisner
Cashman
Trinity American Lutheran
Herbert Moehlmann
Ty & Ym
Fish
Union Congregational
Chicago minister calls for crowd to fill his church
Rev. Thorton Mills of the New England Congregational church says the church serves the community and must fill pews by reaching radicals living around Bughouse Square. He says he invited open forums, helped converts, and will continue outreach despite rich members opposing his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thorton Millis
New England Congregational Church
Washington Square
Bug- House Square
Mills
United Press
Bughonsa Square
Trev
Hhe
Macartney to Resume Talks at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. J R Macartney begins a second sermon series at First Presbyterian on More Questions Thinking People Are Asking. The schedule lists topics like Why Go to Church and Are There Three Gods, with several dates in January February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. BR. Macartney
Mary
Westminster Church contest pits men versus women in services
Weaner services at Westminster Church draw growing crowds in Waterloo. To boost attendance a cross service contest will count each man and each woman at both morning and vesper services. Clyde Graham leads the men while Mrs W W Beal Miss Cora Hartlelp and Miss Nina Rikkaly organize the women.
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Westminster Church
Waterloo
Clyde Graham
W. W. Beal
Cora Hartlelp
Nina Rickaly
United Presbyterians Plan Five Night Prayer Week
United Presbyterians will hold a five night week of prayer starting Tuesday at 7 30 each evening in members homes except Thursday when the church hosts. The sequence leads to Sunday morning communion with services at the listed locations and hosts Mrs Ida Jagger Mrs Tsibellan Seewart N W Groomes A N McCreary and addresses 25 Baltimore street 1029 South street 92 Berth street 512 Leland Avenue.
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United Preasbyterian Church
Ida Jagger
Ballimore Street
Tsibellan Seewarrt
South Street
N. W
One Year to Live Poem Reflections on Living Faithfully
A Baltimore Evening Sun poem urges making the most of limited time to help others, love, smile, and serve a gracious master. It imagines one year or even one day to brighten the world through care, understanding, and cheerful deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makher
Baltimore
Presbyterians 10 Meet For Rally In Cedar Falls
The third annual banquet and rally of Presbyterian ministers elders trustees and wives in Black Hawk county will be held at Black Hawk hotel Cedar Falls at 6 30 p m Tuesday June 20 with Rev R D Echlin as toastmaster. The program features a Cedar Falls male quartet and local speakers debating oldtime versus modern church officers and ministers.
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Black Hawk County
Black Hawk Hotel
Cedar Falls
Ailam Wagner
R. D. Echlin
A. O. Tabor
Waterloo
Charles Munger
Cedar Heights
C. ST. Bailey
L. J. Berry
F. L. McCreary
David Stevenson
W. W. Templeton
Rh. W. Getchell
Hemsworth
Charles D. Baring
J. TM. Macartney
Mary McFarland Walker
J. D. Liffring
Clark's Suh Cruise Around the World Promotion
Travel ad from Times Dispatch touts round the world cruises aboard Cunard Anchor now as California 17 000 tons with 18 days in Asia and Egypt India Cairo Jerusalem Athens Europe stopover. Offers 600 to 700 passengers per voyage and 1250 price from New York in January. Also promotes Mediterranean cruise on Laomnia 30 000 tons with 17 days in Egypt and Palestine from 600 and up.
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N. Y
Cunard
California
Featurix
Japan
China
India
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Europe
UISE
Mediterranean
Laomnia
Egypt
Palestine
Frank
Clark Times
Church Woman Responds to Eulogized Tribute
Mrs. C. W. Kline will respond on behalf of the Modern Church Woman to a tribute eulogized by Earl Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kimball
C. W. Kline
Waterloo Sabbath School Attendance Contest Planned
Sunday schools of Waterloo under the superintendent association will begin an attendance contest tomorrow. Officers teachers and others engaged in advancing the Sabbath schools seek to gain first Sunday enrollment and extend the drive through the ensuing Sabbaths until the contest ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Superintendent’ Association
Kistner to Add Extension to Mortuary and Home
E F Kistner will add a brick extension to his apartment building and mortuary on Third Avenue West this spring. The two story addition will provide about 3000 extra square feet, have a 20 foot frontage and extend 120 feet deep, forming a rear annex. Upper floors will be leased as apartments while the lower floor will house a garage and two enclosed driveways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Kistner
Third Avenua West
Third Avenue
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