Outdoor first service of series draws crowds
Two religious events headline tomorrow with outdoor community service at Lincoln park led by Rev Edwin Boardman and harp evangelist Rev G H Thompson performing at Walnut Street Baptist In Lambton the day includes multiple town church speakers with special music and patriotic readings across several congregations including Linden Methodist and First Presbyterian leading sermons on faith independence and national heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
G. H. Thompson
Harp Evangelist
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
Lincoln Park
Jesse Church
Clinton F. Smith
Mr. Thompson
H. G. Beeman
Linden Methodist Episcopal
God
Lincoln
C. W. Harrop
Church Must Be Kept Free from Petty Quarrels
New York July 2 Rev Charles N Lathrop executive secretary of the National Council of Social Service urges that hostility and dissension be left outside the church so it may render God’s service. He says the church is for worship and must avoid airing differences. He cites a minister who spoke of buildings and members but not Christ. THE BIBLE AS MAN'S JUDGE. New York July 2 Dr T T Shields of Toronto says the day trends toward judging the Bible by humans rather than allowing it to dwell in us. He argues history shows God first and that we must begin with God to understand anything. He notes God’s glory is inherent and unquenchable.
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New York
Charles N. Lathrop
National Council of Social Service
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Christ
T. T. Shields
Toronto
First Baptist Church
Shields
God
Vermont
White House
Aunt Rhoda
Ina B. Phillips
Edeewood
J. WN. Allen
Muskoger
Okla
J. H. Allbright
Petersburg
H. M. Jewell
Newton
Kat
CC. J. Simpson
Whitesboro
Tex
Mary C. Lester
South English
John H. Mosier
Muskogee
Albert W. Fulton
Springfeld
Mass
Louis G. Hurd
Dubuque
Harry L. Snyder
Akron
I Never Grow Tired of Birds and Our Yard Sky
The speaker reflects weariness with people and politeness, then finds solace walking in their yard. They thank the Lord for songs, birds, blue skies, and flowers. They never tire of martens overhead or robins, finding comfort in nature rather than social fatigue.
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Martens
Roses and Trees in My Quiet Garden
The speaker finds solace in a garden when weary of hearing gravely human talk. They smile at return, sigh at departure, and appreciate not being challenged by others. The roses trees and birds offer rest from dreary questions and daily noise, a grateful retreat under shade.
Time for Everything Vacation Message from Dr Carter
Brooklyn July 2 Dr William Carter urged vacations in a sermon at Throop Avenue Presbyterian church titled Time for Everything He warned against heedlessness of old age and the price of no rest noting many busy mothers and business men miss recreation and risk serious health problems He urged believers to rest outdoors with God to avoid doctor bills and regret.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
William Carter
Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church
Christ
Satan not dead, more dangerous today says Dr Baker
In New York at Washington Heights Baptist Church Rev Gordon H Baker argued Satan remains active via groups denying Christ’s spirituality. He cited the Damned Souls as a college arm of atheism and proclaimed Jesus Christ unmatched in history and sacrifice.
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New York
Satan
Gordon H. Baker
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Christ
Baker
Damned Souls
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Dr. Baker
Jesus Christ
Trials and divine calls in a Baptist sermon
Rev John Falconer Fraser of Central Baptist Church spoke in New York on July 2 about the Christian life as Israel’s journey through trial and hardship. He urged trust in Jesus and described God lifting humanity through adversity like an eagle teaching its young to fly.
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New York
Israel
John Falconer Fraser
Central Baptist Church
Jesus
Man
God
Best Sellers Signal Return of Biography Trend
A wave of new non fiction best sellers favors biography over philosophy or religion with Emil Ludwig as a leading biographer. Titles cover Napoleon Hohenzollern and American history, while classic fiction like Huck Finn remains strong with high sales. Pedlar in Africa and Washington coverage add variety from The Literary Guild selections.
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Callie Wieder
Emil Ludwig
Franck
Tristram
Robinson
Napoleon
Ludwig
Beard
Desert
Lawrence
William Hohenzollern
Africa
The
Literary Guild
Trader Horn
Ethelreda Lewis
Union and church services announced across city
The article lists multiple Sunday services led by Dr. J Arthur Young and other pastors across First Methodist First Baptist Northminster Westminster Graves Memorial U B First United Presbyterian First Brethren First Church of Christ Scientist Central Christian First Congregational and First Church of Christ in a patriotic and spiritual program. Singers include Miss Geraldine Judd and Elizabeth Walker with harp solos and choir numbers. Topics cover Divine Compassion Americas first the divine right of democracy and the expanding Christian ideals in national life.
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First Evangelical
J. A. Haehlen
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Tanner
Olivet Congregational Church
St. Paul
Minn
Jesus
Charles A. Harris
Immanual Lutheran
A. H. Lemmann
Araret
Burton Avenue
Marion Flint
Methodist
Charles H. Window
Waverly
Roadman
Universalist
Willard O. Bodell
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Geraldine Judd
Long Beach
Cal
First Baptist
Carl Lee Kenagy
Spinney
Judd
Northminster Presbyterian
America First
Russell A. McCormac
The
Rock Foundation
Elizabeth Walker
God
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Aenon
Laurence Hutson
Dr. McCormick
Graves Memorial
U. B
E. W. Main
First Methodist
Karl Zellhoefer
Allison
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Walker Sets Record in New York to Chicago Tramp
Willie Reinbold set a new 1004 mile record for the New York to Chicago trek in 17 days 11 hours 50 minutes. He noted traffic cop delays cost five minutes on the final Michigan avenue lap and blamed a miscounted sign vehicle for threatening his elapsed time.
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Walker
N. Y
Chicago
Willie Reinbold
New York
Willie
Michigan Boulevard
Wille
Arthur
Reverend J A Laurie Returns Home From East
Reverend J A Laurie comes home from the 180th Princeton commencement and will preach at Cedar Heights on Sunday. He assisted his son James W Laurie in Rahway New Jersey during his installation at Second Presbyterian church. The elder Laurie visited Portsmouth Boston and nearby areas before sailing from Montreal with a party of 23 for a two month vacation.
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J. A. Laurie
Princeton
Cedar Heights
Laurie
James W. Laurie
Second Presbyterian Church
Rahway
N. J
Portsmouth
Boston
Mr. Laurie
Princeton Theological Seminary
Montreal
Rotarians Picnic Set For July 28 At Rotary Reserve
Rotarians families and friends will gather at Rotary Reserve on Thursday July 28 for an afternoon of games and contests followed by a picnic dinner. Club secretary George Shoemaker said the reserve is in excellent condition for picnics and private outings and many plan to spend the Fourth there.
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Rotary
Iowa Girl Is Grand Pi Beta Phi Secretary
Pequot Minn July 2 4 Pi Miss Amy B Oaken Chapin UL was elected grand president of the Pi Beta Phi fraternity at its annual convention yesterday Miss Gail De Wolf Iowa City was chosen grand secretary
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Pequot
Minn
Amy B. Oaken
Chapin
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity
Gail DeWolf
Iowa City
Personal redemption hailed by Gotham preacher at St Patrick’s
In a St Patrick’s Cathedral sermon Rev. Francis A. Fadden warned that God’s joy is tied to mortal redemption only through individual effort not as a church victory. He stressed that a sinner’s failure to redeem is tragedy for the person, not a triumph for God.
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New York
Francis A. Fadden
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Singing Capitals Chant Revealed From Old School Days
A long reminiscence traces the chant teaching U S capitals on rivers and shores with verses for Maine to California. It notes varied versions, debates on river fronts, dates of origin, tunes, and personal recollections from teachers and families across the country.
Singing geography noted in future America’s quaint facts
A brief remark in the New York Herald-Tribune references space limits for a forthcoming article on “singing geography” and many other quaint and fascinating facts about the America that historians may later call “the America that used to be.”
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America
New York
Heraeld
Gas Masks Sought for Ammonia Valve Change at Modern Creamery
Two calls were received at the central fire station yesterday afternoon requesting gas masks for an ammonia system valve change at Modern Creamery plant located at 416 Sixth Street East. Fire crews were dispatched to Corey Restaurant at 114 Fifth Street for related assistance.
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Central Fire Station
Sixth Street
Corey
Fifth Street
West Extinguishes Awning Blaze After Fire
Fire crews responded to a reported awning fire in the west area. Damage was estimated at 825 dollars. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the blaze and secured the scene.
Prayer Services for Revival Continue Next Week
Bob Jones revival continues with meetings next week at 10 p m at homes of Mrs. C. E. Smith 129 Block Avenue and Mrs. L. J. Billings 208 Rhey Street both starting Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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C. E. Smith
Block Avenue
L. J. Billings
Rhey Street
Bible Students to Hold Sunday Classes at 3011 Fourth St West
The International Bible Students Association will conduct Sunday class meetings at the B and P W Woman's clubrooms at 3011 Fourth Street West, starting 10 a.m. tomorrow. The adult class will study the topic Restoration. A junior Bible class will also meet.
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International Bible Students Asssociation
B. and
P. W. Woman's
Fourth Street West
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