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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1916
Page
3
Reading on Acts chapter two explains the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost as fulfillment of Hebrew feasts. The piece discusses unity in the early church, speaking intelligible words, and contrasts true Spirit led speech with modern tongues movements, urging witness to Christ.
A long list of new acquisitions and gifts shows forthcoming circulation on Saturday at 9 am. Titles include Adventures While Preaching the Gospel of Beauty, Between St Dennis and St George, The Climbers, History of England, How to Play Tennis, A New Book of Cookery, Spell of the Yukon, Tarzan of the Apes, Thru Spake Zarathustra, and many others. The note also mentions a quarantine policy, an exhibit on advertising methods, and various transfers and notices.
Old time remedy for gray hair revival uses Sage and Sulphur. Ready-to-use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores at about 30 cents a bottle. A thin comb through hair by morning hides gray with natural shine, prevents dandruff and itching.
The annual meeting of First Battle Church opened with the Woman's Missionary Society and Aid Society sessions. Officers elected include Honorary President Mrs A J Edwards and active president Mrs George Pett. Twenty eight members joined in 1915, totaling 644. Treasuries and committees were reported, with baptisms, missions, and Sunday school officers listed.
A church meeting closed its evening with a fine address by Mr Bar after a musical number by the young women quartet. Officers named include Superintendent Charles W Eby Secretary Tone Heller Assistant Secretary Gertrude Holmes Librarian Richard Holmes Treasurer L White Temperance Superintendent Francen Grout Missionary Superintendent E A L Marsh Junior Superintendent Ruth Spelcher Home Department Mrs Monfort Primary Department Mrs J R Vaughan Cradle Roll Mrs B L Edwards.
A large crowd heard Evangelist Coles grove speak on The Three Wise Men with Rev Spry Rev Sylvester and Rev Shoemaker assisting. He announced Flow to Succeed for tonight at 8 prepared for the young people and expected delegations from downtown churches and Sans Souci school children. Saturday night topic is Preparedness the Ready Christian. Sunday will be a big day.
An evangelist spoke on Failure in the morning with a 3:30 rally on Flags for the youth. He delivered a Sunday evening message from Matthew II:11 about worship of Jesus, drawing a spellbound crowd including many children. He urged consecration to Christ and noted believers in Jesus among prominent men. Volunteers signed up for a Christian Schumann quintet after the sermon.
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