Morning Sermons Across Churches Feature Visiting Speakers
Visitors headline Sunday religious events at Lincoln Park United Presbyterian Cedar Rapids and several city churches. Dr J R Macartney will present Pilgrim's Progress at Central Christian. Dr Ineh Orchard of West Side Cedar Rapids preaches at United. Miss Tillie Burkey sails for Africa. Prof D Wright of Iowa State Teachers College speaks at First Congregational.
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John Bunyan
Pilgrim Progress
J. R. Macartney
Lincoln Park
Ineh Orchard
West Side
First Congregational Church
Helen Byrnes
Stephens Evangelistic Party
First M. EB. Church
Interchurch Movement
Orchard
Redpath-Vawter Lyceum
Burea
New York
Interchurch World Movement
Central Christian Church
Pilgrim’s Progress
Christiandom
Park Service
Clinton ¥. Smith
Fred Seger
Roberts
Nina Ricketts
Caro Roma
GO TO DUNKERTON FOR SERVICES SUNDAY
First Baptist choir and Young People's society will furnish programs for the services at the Dunkerton Baptist church. The young people entertain at 6 p.m. and the choristers will sing a sacred musicale at 3 p.m. Chimes program at First Presbyterian church will be played by Mrs. E. H. Kimball Sunday evening.
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First Evangelical
Clinton F. Smith
Trinity American Jatheran
F. Herbert Moehlmann
F. Chitcole
First
Baptist
R. E. Williamson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
God
East Park Presbyterian
D. H
United Presbyterian Holy Communion
I. C. Rankin
John F. Black
Barclay Church
First Baptist Choir
Young People's Society
Dunkerton Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Kimball
the Wildwood
Zion
John the Apostle in Bryan Weekly Bible Talks
William Jennings Bryan discusses John the Apostle, his love nature, role in gospel writing, tolerance, and the Christian’s duty to love. He notes John’s closeness to Jesus, care of Mary, and contrasts love with hatred in society, urging freedom of conscience and peaceful faith.
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William Jennings Bryan
John the
Apostle
Ty William Jennings Bryan
John
Christ
Jesus
James
Boanerges
Salome
Mary
John the Baptist
Cleophas
Mary Magdalene
God
Brother
Hich
Shaster
Luke
Union Services Bring Noted Pulpit Speakers Next Months
Church leaders announce a series of speakers for Union services in the West District. Rev Hugh Orchard of Cedar Rapids preaches tomorrow evening, followed by Dr Howland Hinson of Des Moines July 22, then Missionary Connry July 2. July 29 features Rev I P Michief of Brazil, and Aug 12 a Bible conference speaker arrives. Aug 19 Rev J K Galloway of Buffalo preaches, with Aug 26 Rev W S J Yeaple of Groton as speaker. Final union meeting Sept 2 has no firm arrangements.
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West District
Hugh Orchard
Cedar Rapids
Howland Hinson
Des Moines University
Connry
P. Michcif
Neazil
Bihla Conterfence
J. K. Gallowey
Bufffate
NL Y
William
James Galloway
Hoe
North Park
Legion of Waverly To Stage Historical Pageant Next Week
In Waverly Louisiana on July 16 and 17 the American Legion presents a two night historical pageant on the county fair amphitheatre greens. About 200 in the cast include 75 dancers and 60 children in interludes between six historical episodes. Thurstons of Minneapolis stage the production under Legion auspices with 60 legionnaires and 50 Boy Scouts in the final scene.
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Waverly
American Legion
Ramer County
Yhistory
The
Thurstons of
Minneapolis
Gideon and his 300 faith overcomes Midianites
A 1924 Presbyterian stance highlights how God reduces numbers to showcase faith rather than human strength. It cites Judges and core Christian doctrines on the Virgin Birth, atonement, resurrection, and intercession, reaffirming the church’s historic creeds and a New York presbytery report. The piece closes by affirming John Robertson Macartney.
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Christ
India
Parsee
United States
Cbrist
God
Haso
John
Jove
Republic Syndicate
Gideon
Israel
Lowlyness
Gaililee
Copsright
J_ A
Jesus Christ
Jesus
New York
New Testament Presbyterian Church
Anil J
John Robertson Macartney
Views of the People on Fosdick Case at Presbyterian Assembly
Report from Waterloo Iowa July 44 outlines the Presbyterian general assembly action on the Fosdick case. After a long five hour debate a narrow vote condemned liberalism and directed New York Presbytery to ensure pulpit preaching aligns with the Westminster standards. The assembly reaffirmed a 1910 deliverance stressing scriptural preservation and Christ’s atonement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
New York
Special Meeting in Memorial Hall Monday Evening
Memorial Hall hosts a special meeting Monday at 7 20 p m to adopt a plan creating a ball furnishing fund and to close Memorial Day accounts. All attendees including members and presidents of organizations are urged to attend, per Robert Anderson post.
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Memorial Hall
4Dhakt
Robert Anderson Post
Waterloo Chautauqua Tickets Sell Quickly
Season tickets for the 1922 Waterloo Chautauqua are selling satisfactorily with keen interest. First Brethren church members pledge to purchase season tickets. Copies of the program will be available in all churches tomorrow as talks from the Chautauqua board are planned. Citizens approve the tent location at Jefferson street and Third avenue amid plan for enhanced Sunday program with Cedar Falls speaker and Lenroot address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Brethren Church
Chantauqua Board
Jefferson Street
Third Avenue
Cedar Falls
Irrina T. Lenroot
Highway mishaps headline citywide car crashes
Numerous minor automobile collisions were reported to police yesterday afternoon and evening. Howard Welsh of Vinton and Gertrude Cropsen of 218 Third Street West were involved at Commercial and Fifth. C B Worth of 303 Newell was slightly injured in a crash involving Mrs Bre Raftler of 707 Wechsler and Pullen at Second Street West. An accident at Commercial and Fifth occurred around 4:20 PM. John J. Miller of 1144 Reach and J O Bradley of 1118 Jefferson reported a collision at Eighth and Randolph. I O F Dance To Lodge No 72 will host a dancing party Monday evening at Electric Park.
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Howard Welsh
Vinton
Gertrude Cropsen
Third Street
Commercial
John J. Miller
Reach
J. O. Bradley
Jefferton
Eighth
Randolph
Women’s Relief Corps marks fortieth anniversary at Memorial hall
A pledge to continue Grand Army of the Republic ideals was read by Mrs. Lintin Dennis before members at Memorial hall Friday. The event celebrated 40 years since the Womens Relief Corps formed in 1888 to care for veterans and families, with 41 members present and speeches by Mrs. Alice Stiles and others.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Sirs
LiNtin Dennis
Menboergs
Tatk
Motmortal Hall Wriday
Auxiliary
AKO
Red Cross
Ald Society
Vaterans
Woman's Relief Corps
W. Tt. C
John Averill
Woman's Relief Corpa
Iowa
Misa Iva Cedarbury
Jesup
Emma Miller
Ils
Kan
Alice Stiles
Mary Shirley
West District
D. W. Dacey
St. Francis Hospital
Minos
Moshar
Lott
Thompson
Clemens
Andy Decker
Alfen
Schumaker
Mre
Knight
Lakes
Minnesota
Gauntlet cuffs rise in fashion says Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes explains gauntlet cuffs for autumn and white dresses. She offers DIY tips using paper candle shade patterns, pleated cuffs, and dark fabrics to slim the hand and arm. Also includes skincare and beauty notes for readers seeking clear skin and hair guidance.
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Friendship and Fraud Risks
Ruth Cameron argues that mixing business with friendship invites misunderstanding and fraud. She analyzes a 74-year-old widow’s loss of a lodging-house tithe under vague, unwritten terms and urges clear, businesslike agreements, notes, and safeguards to protect friends from financial harm.
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Tie
Audi
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accommps, send a pattern to T MENT, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 18 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled, go on 23 possible, but should you in ten days after sending your order.
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Waterloo
Church News Busy Social Events in Galloway Area
Mrs. Carl Wilcox renounced affiliation and joined Galloway Social Union at Northminster Presbyterian in a move tied to church changes. A July 25 ice cream social is planned at Frank Tesple's residence. Fir Brathran Sunday School's young division raised about $10 to buy books through an on‑the‑lawn ice cream sale hosted by Mrs. Lothe H. Bightey, with Japanese lanterns and EAM den flowers decorating Fourth Street West venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilcox
Cadar Falls
Galloway Social Union
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Frank Tesple
Fir Brathran
Lothe H. Bightey
EAM den Flowers
Fourth Street
Births Reported From Local Homes This Month
Mr and Mrs James Bernard of 752 Dawson announce a daughter Dorothy Muriel born June 25. Mr and Mrs Fred Louis Schoel of 317 Tandall report a son Georges Edwin born June 21. Mr and Mrs Paul Zimmerman of 217 Peak welcome a son Georges Edwin born July 12. Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson of 528 Williston report a daughter Feuth born July 9. Mr and Mrs Irvin M Krantz of 224 tor announce Betty Jean born June 19. Mr and Mrs Orve Banford Erick of Waterloo report a daughter Marian Jean born June 19. Mr and Mrs Anomas Porter Gaw ger of Whitney road announce a son Ray monk Walter born July 5. Mr and Mrs William J Garway of 218 Seventh east report a son born July 6. Mr and Mrs William Lloyd Kis- Mag of 105 Bryant announce a son William Lloyd Jr born July 4. Mr and Mrs Genere W Wingert of Traymond report a daughter Joan Margaret born June 27. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson of Waterloo announce a daughter Leona born July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bernardet
Dawson
Dorothy Muriel
Fred Louis Schoel
Tandall
Georges Edwin
Paul Zimmerman
Peak
Thomas Thompson
Williston
Feuth
Irvin M. Krantz
Tor
Betty Jean
Orve Banford
W. Wingert
Traymond
Joan Margaret
Charles Johnson
Waterloo
Leona
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Dr. Macartney Union
Grace M. E
A. B. Curran
Wells
KE. Runkel
First Brethren
W. H. Beachler
Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
Donald D. Parry
Dunkerton
Shantung
Matthew
Mark
Peter
Andrew
Paul
Kar
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Atria
Lot
Jerusalem
Elias
Bryan
Boards of Trade and
Chhambers of Commerce
Mr. Bryan
Evening Courier
Harding
Legion of Waverly
Bhat Sai Sap
Govrenu Uens
Waterloo Chautauqua
Electric Park
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Baie
Society News
Ty. Horner
Weterios
Smith
Minnie H. Smith
W. C. A. Board
Byrnes Park
Sfiss Smith
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Paris
Bartha H
Brunett
Ruth “Cameron
Madam Beck
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