Preacher at Union Service in Lincoln Park Tomorrow
Rev Thomas R Niven of First Presbyterian will preach at a union service in Lincoln Park tomorrow evening with his topic An Unprofitable Bargain The First Presbyterian male quartet will sing Other churches schedule morning services with numerous guest pastors and special music from town and state college performers including Miss Jeanette Cor-srut soprano soloist from the Town State Teachers College voice department
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Thomas Raymond Niven
First
Presbyterian Church
Union
Lincolin Park
First Presbyterian
L . Chri Episcopal
Don M. Gary
Nashoteh House
Episcopal Seminary
Nashotah
Wis
Afiss Jeanette Corsrut
Voice
Town State Teachers College
E. B. Mounsey
Grace Methodist Episcopal
H. J. Burgstahier
Gornell College
Mount Vernon
Plymouth M. EB
Buffalo
N. Y
Thamorrow
B. W. Oakley
Lyceum
Mary Pitts
Faure
Walnut Street
Warren L. Streves
Hawthorne Branch
Lafayette Street Chapel
Albert Baum
Robert “Kittrell
Fred Morse
Henry Mueller
Jesus
Holbrook
Frieda Welch
H. A. Beier
Roy Gilfillan
Harry Button
Chester
Hartman
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Fred A. Stith
Methodist Church
Janesville
Geotge Woodall
Danesville
Mr. Woodall
Wilson
L. A. Cobb
Edward Steege
Mr. Niven
Carmen Rose
East Park Presbyterian
F. OH. Shedd
Andrew MacBlain
J. W. Whiteside
Linden MM
EL Church
Joseph Yates
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
John Ferguson to Conclude Talks at Gospel Hall
Detroit evangelist John Ferguson will close a series at Gospel hall 726 Western Ave tomorrow with 10 a m Queen's Visits 3 p m The Lover and 7 44 p m Sin's Tumult He was born in Inverness Scotland spent years in Glasgow and Belfast and has preached 40 years He now lives in Detroit with engagements across Canada and the US He will leave Waterloo Monday for Des Moines where he has a week of Bible teaching His lectures use large pictures
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Ferguson
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Irelane
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Mediterranean Sea
Canada
United States
Waterloo
Des Moines
The Wealth of the World by Edgar A. Guest
A short poem praising human capital as the true wealth of nations. It argues wealth lies not in gold or ore but in the minds and character of women and men. The verse stresses education, virtue, and courage as essential to national strength and future prosperity.
Clergy Sermons and Services Around Town Tomorrow
Multiple churches schedule sermons and communion services. Dr J A Young preaches on Christians with Reserve Power at Westminster. First Methodist Episcopal and Trinity American Lutheran announce sermons and music. First Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian outline topics and selections. various pastors share topics including The Desert Shall Rejoice and Gospel Word Signs.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vaolenti
First Methodist Episcopal
J. B. Johnson
T. J. Sheckler
G. Albert Senolin
Rubye Healy
Trinity American Lutheran
Vincent
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Jesus
Minetth
First Baptist
Abimelech
C. L. Kenagy
Stannery
Mis.s
Pr. Gillpatrick
Westminster Presbyterian
William P. McCormick
Liddle
Gansing
Graves Memorial United S Brethren
A. C. Kessler
Maxine
Rockwell
Missionary Galloway to Preach at First United Presbyterian
Rev. Dalton Galloway, United Presbyterian missionary to Egypt, will preach Sunday at First United Presbyterian Church. He and his family, recently returned on furlough, reside at 1448 Second Street West. Galloway has led evangelical work in El Fayume, Egypt, since 1919, overseeing education, evangelism, medical efforts, and native pastors in a district of 1,100 square miles with 580,000 people.
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First United Presbyterian
Dalton Galloway
United Presbyterian
Egypt
Union Congregational
Charles ¥. Lannholm
Northminster Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
St. Mark's Episcopal
James G. Creede
Sypt
First United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Galloway
America
Waterloo
Galloway
Misesionary
Second Street West
William
James Gallaway
St. Mark
Mohammed
President's Pastor in N York Sermon Deplores Hatreds
In Brooklyn the Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce warned that in coming months many will seek to say hurtful things about Catholics while condemning Protestant views. He noted the issue stems from a magazine piece about divisive international trends and stressed civility in discourse.
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N. York
New York
United States
Nlce
Jason Noble Pierce
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Pierce
First Congregational Church
Washington
D. C
Conlidge
Gilbert K. Chesterton
International Trittans
Ministers told to study man more and the Bible less
New York July 14 Rev Thomas H Whelpley pastor Chelsea Presbyterian church urges ministers to devote more time to studying people and less to studying the Bible He argues many brilliant theologians fail in the pulpit from not knowing the world and recognizing God in it He says science enhances Christian faith and that God is revealed both in scripture and in science and the universe
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New York
Thomas H. Whelpley
Chelsea
God
Preacher Seeks Truthful Judgment Over Bias
Dr. Pierce voices hope for less prejudice in judging others and urges a truth-seeking spirit. He advocates replacing war with arbitration and notes the potential for legal and moral reform. The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian church hosts him with Rev. John Ewing Steen assisting. more sermons set for July 22 and 29.
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Dr. Pierce
Jesus
Pierce
John Ewing Steen
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ife and the idle rich in a darkened hymn of toil
The text rails at pampered elites claiming true strength lies in labor and hardship. It contrasts feasting rulers with workers enduring cold and hunger, then notes London factories banning girls from powder during work, and ends with an average girl spending eight minutes on makeup.
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London
Thia
Faith Upholds Men in Sorrows
New York July 14. The Rev Dr Henry Sloane Coffin presided at James Memorial Chapel Broadway and 120th Street urging that faith sustains men through life’s burdens. He spoke on companionship, divine support, and the upholding power of God in times of isolation and trial.
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New York
Henry Sloane Collin
Union ‘Theological" Seminary
James Memorial Chapel
Broadway
One
Twentieth Street
Columbia University
Cofin
Divine Sapport
Imill
God
Christ Jesus
Kenagy to Address Negro Massmeeting at Antioch Church
Rev C K Kenagy pastor of First Baptist will address a negro massmeeting at 8 p m Monday in Antioch Baptist church with pastors and congregations of Mt Carmel and Union invited to participate Several young people from First Baptist gospel tear iso will assist The meeting called by Rev G W Day Antioch pastor to quicken church work in the community Choir to render special music Following the meeting there will be an anglat hour at 9730
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C. K. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Antioch Baptist Church
Mt. Carmel
Union Baptist Churches
Iso
Antioch Church
G. W. Day
Woman on Cue Faculty Gets Ph D from Sorbonne
Miss Anns Heydecker of Coe College Iowa has been awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Paris with highest honors. Her thesis on Jean Amos Comenius argues education faces postwar problems similar to today. Heydecker, who speaks five languages, previously taught languages at Beaver and Westminster colleges.
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University of Paris
Anns Heydecker
Coe
College
Heydecker
Town and Country Y M C A Boys Gypsy Tour Plans
Town and Country Y M C A boys anticipate meeting President Garyn Coolidge during the 1928 Gypsy Tour along Minnesota Wisconsin route. About 20 Waterlox boys and five locals will travel Tuesday by motor truck with baggage trailer. They plan camping and self supplied meals with potential gymnasiums for lodging in bad weather.
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Whterloo
Garyn Coolidge
Boys
Brule
Minnnesota-Wisconsin
Naons
Cedar Heights Church Morning and Evening Services
Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church announces morning services with Dr. Lay Laurie presenting A Summer Visit to Makkahh ile Alaska and a children's talk titled Can Silence Taineht Mississippi. Evening speaker Rev. Dalton Galloway, home from Egypt, will discuss his missionary work in Africa.
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Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church
Lay Laurie
Mattakahile
Alaska
Mississippi
Dalton Galloway
Egypt
Africa
Watts and the Rise of Hymn Writing in 18th Century Church
The article discusses how hymn writing emerged in the Watts Doddridge and Beddome era with ministers composing hymns to fit sermons and lining out two lines for congregations. It notes Watts first used this method in 1727 on Holy Fortitude and lists famous hymns while praising his versification of the Psalms as unmatched.
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Hoover's Mother a Quaker Pioneer in Public Life
New York July 14 The mother of Herbert Hoover was a Quaker preacher of grace and beauty with remarkable ability said Dr William Judson Hampton pastor of Kingsley Memorial Methodist church Stapleton. He described Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover as well educated and a pioneer in her community noted for her piety leadership and eloquence in Quaker meetings.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
William Judson Hampton
Kingsley Memorial Methodist Church
Stapleton
S. 1
Hampton
Hoover
Jesse Hoover
Haupton
Hulda Randall Minthorne Hoover
University of
Iowa
West Branch
Herbert. Hoover
Elr. Hoover
Quaker traits Highlight Hoover’s War Aid Work
Dr Hampton extols Mr Hoover emphasizing Quaker honesty and humility. He praises Hoover for aiding war torn Europe and shattered peoples with a universal love for fellow beings beyond creed color or country.
Wonderlands and the World as Wonderland Poem
A reflective poem contrasts the world as Wonderland with sorrow and memory. It traces faded hopes, pain, and the longing for understanding, to end with a hopeful note of waking in Wonderland after weariness and sleep. The speaker envisions shared slumber and possible awakening together in a transformed realm.
Church Growing Not Dying Says Chicago Scholar
New York July 14 The church is not dying says Dr Shailer Matthews dean of the Divinity School University of Chicago preaching at Park Avenue Baptist Church He argues the church adapts to modern life turning idealism into habit and becoming ambassadors of Christ by extending Christianity into social institutions He notes the church’s immense material revenue and a growing grip on millions while maintaining constructive theological discussion rather than death or decay
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New York
Shailer Matthews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Park Avenue Baptist, Church
Chicago
Matthews
Christ
Gort
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