Near East Church Meetings Review by Chakerian
Charles G. Chakerian, Near East Relief regional secretary, speaks at Calvary Evangelical in the morning and First Evangelical in the evening on Near East conditions. He recounts Smyrna and escapes to a U.S. warship. Also listed are services at Grace M. E., First Lutheran, and other churches with sermons, special music, and baptisms tomorrow.
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Charles G. Chakerian
Near East Relief
Calvary Evangelical Church
First Evangelical Church
Chakerian
University of Dubuque
Near East
Smyrna
United States
Walnut Street
M. E
Roy Leslie Smith
West
Bartlett
Young People’s Quartet
Violet Watters
Dana Campbell
Walter Goken
Michael Klinoff
Lucile Cutler
All Men Have a Price They Pay for What They Wish
A poem argues that every achievement costs something. It asserts that honor, fame, wisdom, friendship, and even fair fortune require sacrifice, toil, and time. The speaker urges readers to recognize the price of excellence and the effort behind success.
Union Worship Ends Evans Talks at Union Service
Dr Silas Evans president of Ripon College Ripon Wis concludes his sermon series The Sermon on the Mount at a union service in First Methodist Episcopal church at 7 30 PM tomorrow His subject Jesus and the Practical Test The choir Haydn Heaven Are Telling Will sing My Son Is Yet Alive from The Prodigal Son The sermon stresses authority in spiritual matters and declares God the supreme court in religious questions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Thomas Raymond Niven
Maitland
Muriel Correll
Wilson
Christ Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Burton Avenue
Marlon Flint
Morse
St. Paul's Methodist
George Woodall
Epworth League
Carl Kinsell
Bert Kuehmie
Linden
Joseph Yates
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Haydn
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harold Miller
Son
Vincent
Christ
God
Dr. Evans
Supreme Court
Walter H Rollins
Congregational Conference
State of New York
First Congregational Church
B. M. Gotsfall
Roberts
First Methodist Church
Graves Memorial A. B
E. W. Main
William Leonard
Naaman
D. J. Jensen
Clarksmith
A. C. Kessler
Ness
Campania Parks
Judson
Nelson
First Baptist
M. D. Eubank
China
First Baptist Church
Eubank
Chine
Ednah Hopkins
Roland Searight
G. W. Samson, Jr
Town State Teachers. College
Whelpley
Sandby
Wieniauski
Sand
Andrews
Westminster Presbyterian
Alice Eason Wise
Ashford
Central Christian
W. D. Endres
J. H. Ray
Sas Evans
M. E. Church
Trinity American Liberan
F. Herbert Moechimann
Union Congregational
J. H. Godtfring
Homer Albright
William Hardcastle
First Brethren
Spiritual Dynamc
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Northminster Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Morrow
Andrew McBlaine
One Can t Be Christian and Evolutionist Says Brooklyn Mission Head
Rev. George H. Dowkontt, superintendent of the Fulton Street Mission in Brooklyn, told First Baptist Church that the world’s troubles stem from man s sins and his alienated attitude toward God. He censured what he called the outstanding evils of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Brooklyn Mission
New York
George H. Dowkontt
Fulton Street Mission
Brooklyn
Firs' Baptist Church
Danger Threatens Church in Attacks of Sharp Critics
New York report notes massed attacks on Christian tradition from books articles and films. Dr J W Moldenhawer at First Presbyterian warns that attacks target home parental authority and social order, shifting from critique to theory with Elmer Gantry and H L Mencken cited as examples. He argues the danger lies in promoting every man for himself eroding charity and Christian ethics.
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New York
J. W. Moldenhawer
First Presbyterian Church
Moldenhower
Elmer Gantry
H. L. Mencken
England
Charles
Charles 7
God
Charles Stuart
France
Louis
Louis Capet
Land of the Setting Sun and the New World School
A fragmented poem discusses a peaceful land beyond life, contrasting absence of wealth and fear with fading dreams and silent vigil. It shifts to a note about a first school in the New World, built in Texcoco in 1523 by Fray de Gante, tended by Indian nobles.
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Ben
Iife
Ange Wend Seer
Floyd D
Rava
Minneapolis
New World
Texcoco
Valley of Mexico
Fray de Gante Ani
Second Church Is Heavy Mortgage On Rural Groups
At the National Church Comity conference in Cleveland on January 21, Dr. Ralph A. Felton of Cornell warned that two small competing rural churches in one community drains resources and harms mission work. He noted rising farm bankruptcies and higher mortgage interest while urging cooperative plans to prevent funding two churches when one suffices. He argued pastors are underpaid and two churches strain finances, heat and upkeep costing about 153 yearly per building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ralph A. Felton
Cornell University
America
Prof
Pelton
United States
Dr Walter Rollins to Speak Sunday Informer Pulpit
Dr Walter H Rollins, NY Congregational Conference superintendent, will preach at First Congregational Church tomorrow morning. The day features choir with soloists, evening union service at First Methodist, and Graves Memorial A B sermon on Making a Radiant World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. W.il Rollins
Stand Up for Jesus Hymn and its Revival Origin
The hymn Stand Up for Jesus grew from a Philadelphia revival of 1858 sparked by Rev. Dudley A. Tyng’s death after a farm accident. Rev. George Duffield later preached a memorial sermon and the hymn spread across churches, with a Mary-like tale of a Pennsylvania child urged to “stand up for Jesus.”
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Philadelphia
Dudley A. Tyng
God
Tyng
Jayne's Hall
Stils
Jesus
George Duffield
Samuel Duffield
Pennsylvania
Mister Long
The
Crass
Church Prayer Book Changes Spark England Controversy
London Jan. 21 Amid bitter divisions in the Church of England and parliament’s hesitance, archbishops Canterbury and York publish changes to the revised Book of Common Prayer. The revisions address rubrics and ministerial conscience, emphasize daily prayers for the king, and follow recent Catholic dialogue and peace efforts.
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London
Church of England
Canterbury
York
House of Commons
England
The Door That Keeps Me in a Room of Life
A speaker yearns to break free from a locked wall and door within a life filled with rooms and gardens. The prose reflects longing for travel beyond borders, wondering about distant lands, stars, and love, while hoping the door might open by their own hands one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollin ‘Tatum
New York Times
Amended Deposited Book and Reserved Sacramental Rites
The text notes an amended deposited book at the end of an alternative order and specifies reservation of the consecrated bread and wine for the communion of the sick only.
Master Painters elect new officers at Cedar Rapids convention
The Inwa Master Painters and Decorators association closed its annual convention in Cedar Rapids selecting Charles Nuse of Burlington as president and Gov. Bull of Boone as vice president. Des Moines named the 1913 convention city.
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Cedar Rapids
Inwa Master Painters and Decorators Association
Charles Nuse
Burlington
Gov. Bull
Boone
Dea Moines
Quarter Century of U. P. Work to Get Recognition
Silver anniversary of the First United Presbyterian church will be celebrated Friday Feb. 10 with an open meeting at 7 30 p m in the church. Pastor Rev. W C Chisholm hopes former members who moved away will attend as a home coming. The program includes addresses greetings from former pastors music reminiscences a history reading charter member roll call and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Chisholm
Plans Made Here for Rebuilding Union Block
Plans for rebuilding the Union block in New Hampton Iowa will be ready for contractors early next week announced by M B Cleveland architect. Alterations include wrecking the upper two stories adding a new story with living apartments. The upper floors formerly housed Masonic lodges. A new heating plant and plumbing thrust are included.
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Union Block
New Hampton
M. B. Cleveland
In Defense of Youth
A poetic reflection on youth reclaiming vitality against aging traditions. The piece contrasts old temples and faded forms with new songs and ardor. It depicts youth as restless, seeking the immortal path while elders languish in barren, forgotten wells. Aborigine in the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
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Charles Chakerian
First Lutheran
Henry Mueller
Des Moines
R. Lechner
Wartburg College
Waverly
Ernst Heist
Clyde Welch
H. A. Beler
Huston
First Evangelical
Oliver M. Yaggy
Mabel Benton Brown
McDermott
Nazareth Lutheran
Cedar Falls
King’s Highway
Creswell
Fithian
J. W. Whiteside
Moses
Calvary Evangelical
A. J. Faust
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie B Smalley
Plymouth Congregational
the Times
William Hardcastie
Edger
Edgar A, Guest
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Land OF
Setting Sun
Second Church
St. Mark's Episcopal
James G. Creede
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Church of the Redeemer
Esther
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Ford
George DuMeld
U. P
Black Hawk
Westminster
Wisconsin
Waterloo
Westminster Church
Holy Communion
Church of Friendliness
Elks Dining Room
Vienna Rolls
Hearts of Lettuce
Thousand Island
Coffea
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