Interracial meeting to feature Dr Willis King in Atlanta
A Union service in Lincoln Park will host Dr Willis F King of Atlanta as speaker. Wise Men's Glee Club and a 50-voice negro choir will perform spirituals, with a special negro quartet also featured. The program includes sermons at morning and evening services by various pastors, choirs, and a missionary lecture by Miss Marie Kline with slides from India. Several churches announce topics for Sunday services across diverse congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Willis F. King
Atlanta, Ga
Wise Men's Glee Club
Marie Kline
India
George Woodall
Portage Lake, Mich
Best Classes Were Crucifiers of Christ Minister Warns
The Rev Dr Lee H Ball of Grace Methodist Episcopal church on West 104th street preached that Jesus was crucified not by wicked renegades but by respectable religious people. He warned that modern conscience repeats the crime by ignoring Jesus and by chasing material self interest over the "square deal."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lee H. Ball
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
West 104Th Street
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Whoever says there is no God reveals blind doubt
Rutnatine Edelman argues in Extension Magazine that disbelief blinds the eye to divine presence. She insists God speaks through every hour and day, from sunrise to sea and starlit night, challenging deniers to witness the cosmic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatell
Das
Rutnatine Edelman
Magaine
The New Car 3 by Edsar A Guest
A poem recalls a shiny Royal blue car carved with pride and a first day mishap. A meat-delivery boy dents the front fender and a subsequent truck collision scars the vehicle while the driver guards a well-groomed face. The piece ends with a wry note on reckless drivers targeting new cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe
Can Church Spending Be Justified by Its Results
The Church faces a question of value as Rev. Lynn Townsend White asks if church outlays yield measurable results. He compares the church’s millions spent yearly to the billions spent on education, urging Christians to ensure expenditures translate into lives that “taste better” and produce genuine outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynn Townsend White
San Anselmo
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
White
Evolution In Sermon Seeks Comfort On God And Evolution
In New York at St Patrick's cathedral Mon Signor Michael J Lavelle preached that God cares for humanity daily and that understanding divine guidance eases worries about evolution. He cited Christ feeding the multitude as symbolic of Eucharist and urged faith over fear in facing life troubles. Collections at masses supported Mississippi flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mississippi
Mer. Lavelle
Monsignor Lavelle
Christ
Prophecy Proof Found by Pastor in Newspapers
New York July 23 The Rev Dr David Miller of First Baptist Church Broadway and Seventy ninth street says signs of the times point to biblical prophecies fulfilled. He cites newspapers as evidence and links modern political unrest and moral decay to the coming kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
David Miller
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Seventy-ninth Street
Dr. Miller
Sympathetic Role for U S in World Affairs
Right Rev. John W. McCormick, bishop of western Michigan, said the nation should lead with service and Christian ideals rather than wealth and ruthlessness. He contrasted Alexander the Great with Jesus, noting both died at 33, but in different ways, while urging Americas policy to reflect brotherhood and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. McCormick
Western Michigan
Alexander the Great
Jesus
Exposing Exploitation Across Society and Nations
A speaker denounces exploitation as robbery and the root of suffering. He cites labor versus capital, national greed, and a Chinese civil conflict as examples, arguing that removing exploitation from New York City would ease widespread distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jesus Christ
New York City
Estherville Minister to Visit St. Mark's Parish
Rev. Wallace Essingham of Estherville Iowa will guest in St. Mark's Episcopal parish over the weekend. Mrs. Essingham and their daughter accompany him. Parishioners are invited to call at Hotel RussellLamson. He will conduct Sunday services with communion at 8 and the regular service with sermon at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Essingham
Estherville
St. Mark's Episcopal Parish
Essingham
Essinghams
Hotell Russell-Lamson
Mr. Essingham
St. Mark's Church
Cedar Heights Sermons by Rev. Laurie on Women and Storms
Rev. J. A. Laurie delivers a morning sermon on Three Record Establishing Women of the New Testament. His talk to children titled Why the Orchard Couldn't Withstand the Storm. The evening service at eight features Some Things That Abide as the minister’s topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Laurie
D. D
Dr. R W Spring Back from China to Speak Here
Dr Ralph W Spring medical missionary of Evangelical church returns from China and will speak on China Today at morning service of First Evangelical church and evening service at Calvary Evangelical church tomorrow. He was at Yushien in East Hunan and fled as revolution worsened. Carl Zellhoefer will sing Grateful Oh Lord Am I in the morning. Evening union service at Lincoln Park. Rev H J Faust speaks at Calvary on In the School of Prayer.
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Ralph W. Spring
Evangelical Church
China
First Evangelical Church
Calvary Evangelical Church
Spring
Yushien
Hunan
Carl Zellhoefer
Gardner
Lincoln Park
H. J. Faust
Calvary Church
School of Prayer
Exploitation Held by Preacher to Be Peace Barrier
The Rev E W Warrington at Park Avenue Presbyterian Church warned that exploitation among nations thwarts peace. He said the League of Nations must replace it with cooperation and goodwill, arguing exploitation fuels wars tyrannous imperialism and human suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of Nations
E. W. Warrington
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
Anti-Religious Spirit Prevailing Blamed on Neglect of Worship
The Rev C Newman Hogle at Chelsea Methodist church argues that neglect of worship is the chief cause of rising anti-religion. He says worship is not confined to church walls or weekly practice but a unifying attitude of body, soul and spirit in companionship with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Newman Hogle
Chelsea Methodist Church
Fort Washington Avenue
178Th Street
Count Keyserling
God
Public invited to judge Rutherford radio address
The Business and Professional Women's clubrooms at 310 1-2 Fourth Street West host an audience at 1 p m to hear by radio Judge J F Rutherford of the International Bible Students Association. The speech is from their international convention in Toronto, announced by W C Sipe of 630 Moir Street indicating the venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women's
Fourth Street West
J. F. Rutherford
International Bible Students Association
Toronto
W. C
Dr McCormick to Speak at Union Service Tomorrow
Dr. William P. McCormick pastor of Westminster Presbyterian will preach at a union service in Graves Memorial United Brethren church at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow with the sermon theme A Dark Hint to the Sons of Light. Special music by the church choir and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Sons of Light
First Brethren
Geraldine Judd
Long Beach
Gal
Elizabeth Gillin McCartney
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Graves Memorial United Brethren
C. O. Main
E. W. Main
Oliver Memorial L. B
Kansas City
Kan
Michigan Tourists To Arrive In Waterloo Friday
A caravan of 25 Michigan car tourists will reach Waterloo next Friday from Dubuque. C. A. Hanson, secretary of the Greater Waterloo association, will meet them Thursday in Dubuque and guide them to Waterloo. After lunch in Waterloo the group will drive to Cedar Falls for a brief stop before continuing toward the west coast on their annual summer tour from July to October. The group last year paused in Waterloo during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Waterloo
Dubuque
C. A. Hanson
Greater
Iowa Roads and Weather Report At 10 A M Des Moines
Des Moines reports good conditions with partly cloudy skies. Dubuque and surrounding cities show clear or partly cloudy conditions with generally good travel. Detours noted on routes from Winthrop to Masonville. several interstates and regional roads reported as good or fair in various directions.
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Des Moines
Dubuque
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Burlington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Fort Dodge
Muscatine
Creston
Marshalltown
Births Reported in Clarksville Families
Clarksville announces births for the Miller family with a son born July 14 to Mr and Mrs Fred Miller and a son born July to Mr and Mrs Arthur Wedeking, noting new additions in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Fred Miller
Arthur Wedeking
G. F. Combs
Verne Zimmer
Pullen matriarch confronts dangerous options in portrait of theft and deceit
Mrs Pullen, shaken by rumors and gifts linked to a costly diamond hoard, clashes with Parks the suitor attorney who presses for a discreet legal role. Fred confronts the insinuations as Julia returns with Sam Carlile. Mrs Hamilton’s whispers echo in a tense, shifting family drama.
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Elsie Pullen
Julia
Fred Pullen
Elsie
Sam Carlile
Parks
Murty
Age Diamond
Pullen
China
America
Pullens
Young Parks
Mrs. Pullen
Mrs. Hamilton
Park
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Warren L. Steeves
Hagerman Addition
Fred
First Presbyterian
Clinton F. Smith
Martha McCormick
Olds
Miss McCormick
Emily Coulstock
Jesse Church
C. L. Tarbell
Warren
Christ Episcopal
Don M. Gary
Nashetah Seminary
Nashetah
Wis
Herbert Mathews
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Humphreys
St. Paul’s M. E
East Park Presbyterian
J. Paul Vincent
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Burton Avenue
Henry Mueller
Louis Stolte
Kirkpatrick
Immanuel Lutheran
A. H. Lemmann
Carmel
Jehovah
J. W. Whiteside
Sylus B. Washington
Kor
Edsar A. Guest
Edgar A. Guest
Fulfillment Near
U. S
ST. Mark’s Parish
Cedar Heights
R. W. Spring
Rutherford
Radio
McCormick
Graves U. B. Church
J. Arthur Young
Catherine Sedgwick
McDermott
Marbeth Bellis
Read
Merkel
Guilmant
Northminster
Presbyterian
Andrew McBlain
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
A. EB. Enderlein
Only Faith
Gaines
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Union Congregational
A. A. Moore
Supreme Life
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Christian
W. D. Endres
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
Iowa
Winthrop
Masonville
Courier
Fairbank
Rev
F. W. Bruch
Twin Sons
Sumner
David Hochberger
Cal Ransom
Charles City
Valeris Patrick
Harry Fox
Oakwood
Grundy Center
Glen Sanders
Oldig Nederhoff
Henry Lniken
Peter Huisman
August Haupt, Jr
Galen Albright
Henry Moll
F. W. Hardy
Emma .Raecker
Rhey
le Mars
Ta. Daly
George Manley
Mr. Parks
Frien
Hound Pup
Tomach
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Sixth Avenue
Lake Ada
Pine River, Minn
O. H. Olmstead
ENTZ
First National Bank Bldg
Corn Belt Business College
C. H. Benson
K. P. Building
Com’ Street
Matt Gruben & Sons
House of Quality
Waverly
J. Heath
Oak Ave
Waverly, Ia
the Church of Friendliness
Salmon
W. PT. McCormick
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