United Union Services Readied at Waterloo Churches
City pastors prepare August vacation period with union services at Grace M E and First Congregational in Waterloo east and west. Rev. F H Gillette Cedar Falls and Rev. Clinton F Smith of First Evangelical preach. Morning themes cover The Lily Song and The Brotherhood of God's Love with varying sermon topics and special music across churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo East
Grace
Methodist Episcopal
F. H. Gillette
Cedar Falls
Waterloo West
First Congregational Church
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
United Brethren
Harry Bennett
Wood
G. Vargas
Geo. P. Hulton
RE. W. Main
Burton Avenue Baptist
William Wilkins
Brotherhood of God's Love
Ian Exposition
Paulie Philemon
Horton Avenue
Thomas Curtis Clark
W. H. Deane
Grace M. F
A. B. Curtran
F. HH. Gillette
First Disciples of Jesus in Johns Gospel Tale
William Jennings Bryan outlines the calling of Jesus first disciples from John the Baptist’s testimony. He notes Andrew and Peter, James and John, and Philip and Nathanael as early followers, stressing divine timing and the need for willing servants to spread the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Atood Yol
Ami
Jegua
Jesus
Jesue
Rabbi
John
Andrew
Simon Peter
Simon
Messiah
Christ
Jona
Cephas
Galles
Philip
Sethwalda
Peter
Hilip
Nathanael
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Josaph
Nazareth
Jarasi
Man
August Vacation Sermons At Local Churches
August plans list Rev. Dr. Fred J. Clark clarifying sermons at First Brethren on "The Walting That Makes for Spirit ual Power" with Martin Heyde singing "I'm a Pilgrim." Mt. Carmel Baptist and Union Congregational also schedule morning and evening services with themes "Getting Ready" and "Love" while a 6:30 p.m. meeting for P.S. GC. BS. and B. P. U. Bible study are urged. Christ Episcopal combines service with Sunday school prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Clark
First Brethren
Martin Heyde
P.S. GC. BS
Mt. Carmel
Christ Episcopal
Union Congregational
Planning to Install New U P Minister at United Presbyterian
Plans are underway for the installation of the new pastor at United Presbyterian Church. The morning sermon tomorrow is Our Best for Christ. The Young People’s meeting at 6 15 will discuss Zeal Getting It Guiding It Guarding It. Communion will be observed on Sunday Aug 3 with a preparatory service next Thursday evening. The Get Together class hosts an ice cream sociable next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus
Sethichem
Evangelist
John the Baptist
Christ
Carpenter's Bench
Galilee
Philip
Bethsaida
Andrew
Peter
Nathanael
Messiah
Moses
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Harvey Chosen as Bible Teacher for Porto Rico
Miss Beatrice Harvey of Omaha Nebraska connected with the city mission has received an assignment to Porto Rico to teach Bible in the schools. She will call Aug 25. Harvey is a graduate of the Iowa Bible Training School Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Porto Rico
Beatrice Harvey
St Paul's Methodist Church
Omaha City Mission
Omaha
Neb
Iowa Bible Training School
Des Moines
Godly households bless many through one faithful life
A sermon recalls Davids ark episode with Uzzah to show how God blesses households when a faithful person dwells with him. It stresses that prosperity comes from divine blessing through godly parents, not human effort, and cites Obededom as a highlighted example in scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessen
Cdedom
David
Uzzah
God
Davin
Portiuncula Indulgence Set for St Marys Church
Portiuncula Indulgence rites announced for St Marys Catholic church at Fourth and Parker. From Friday noon August 1 to midnight August 2, indulgence may be gained by confession within a week prior, Holy Communion on Aug 1 or 2, and a visit and prayers at St Marys. Visits may be repeated for plenary indulgence, with intention for the holy father and the option to apply to the Poor Souls. Sunday masses at 6:30, 7:30, and 9:00 a.m. Weekday masses at 6 and 7 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's 'Catholic Church
Fourth
Parker Streets
St. Mary's Church
Holy Father
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's
Scholin praised by organist for Memories recital
Waterloo composer C Albert Scholin receives high praise from organist Wilhelm Middleschulte in a letter. Middleschulte notes Memories ranked among the four best works in Notre Dame recital at Sacred Heart chapel on July 13, featuring American composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Albert Scholin
Waterloo
Wilhelm Middleschulte
Mr. Scholin
Sacred Heart Chapel
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Middlesculte
Mr. Schain
Bible Conference to Open August in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls July 26 The Cedar Falls Bible association announces its third interdenominational conference at Riverview park from Aug 3 for seven days. Notable speakers include Dr. G Campbell Morgan of Athlone Ga and Dr. Frank N Palmer of Winona Lake Indiana. Local pastors and church leaders will assist. music by a preaching quartet from Slourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Bible Association
Riverview Park
G. Campbell Morgan
Athongs
London
Jeaus
Frank N. Palmer
Winona Lake
Indiana
Henry Oxtram
Greencastle
Ind
H. Woolaton
Philadelphia
Children’s Bible Department
J. Melvin G. Kyle
St. Louis
Xenic Theological Seminary
E. S. Stucker
Ottawi
Kun
Iorey
Yoder
Argentina
Brethren Church
Ray
Brunemier
Rodeheaver
Winoha Lake
John HW. Bowman
Scripture Gift Mission
Edith May Hell
Chicago
Alelit
Africa
Constance J. Brandon
New York City
Harter Missions
Hart A. Roadman
Fayette
Upper Town University
Eugene Allen
1St Methodist Church
William ©. Deer
Flrat Unapliet
W. WI. Beachler
Frint Brethren Church
Waterloo
Slourney, Ta
O. Hedacre
BE. F. Schwartz
C. D. Loehr
FE. A. Crusioa
Peter Kwan to Preach Sunday at Local Church
Peter Kwan of China will preach at the morning service tomorrow at 10 45 o clock. He is a student at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls and plans to return to China as a missionary after completing his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst Hvvangelical Church
Peter Kwan
China
Kowan
Iowa State Teachers Enllena
Cedar Falls
Humble Peaks Pray to God in Crane Poem
A Stephen Crane poem fragment depicts night heavy clouds muffling valleys and peaks praying to God for meaning and endurance. The voice pleads for voice to sing to the sun and for patience amid rain and wind as valleys light in the morning and evening.
Lowly Flivver Aids Gospel Work in South India Mission
A May 20 letter from Ratebur Deccan India from Missionaries Allee Ganip reports high praise for supporters at First Methodist Episcopal Waterloo. They describe 8000 foot hilltop stations, growing crowds, and 1000000 souls ready for evangelism. They urge funds for a boys boarding school, weaving department, and wells as drought hits Hellehur, noting 1924 missions collections fall short and threatening school closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Ier
Ceel
Allee Ganip
India
First Methodiat Episcopal Church of
Ratehur
Tatchir
Omilea
Halehur
Telfer
Eclris
Radio Programs July 27 Schedule From Radio Digest
Radio Digest lists station by station listings for July 27 across multiple cities. Programs include choirs orchestras concerts services talks vaudeville church hours and theatre acts with times ranging from early morning to late night across Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Des Moines Detroit New York Philadelphia San Francisco and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
WIS
Chicago
WQJ
Orchestra
WREBH
WLW
Cincinnat
WHE
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
WHARF
Kansas City
Cart
WMC
Minneapolis
WEAG
Minneapolis-St
Pauletts
York
Capitol Theatre
Iowa Fellowship Conference Ends Meeting at Ames
Delegates of the first Town Fellowship Conference at Ames Iowa completed sessions at Iowa State College and the Collegiate Presbyterian church. About 425 delegates registered, with 70 Iowa cities represented and eight foreign areas. The group discussed relocating the synod meeting and continuing the fellowship conference in July with the synod, noting strong support from national missions officials. Dr Harry Morehouse Gage of one college spoke at the summer session. The conference included a large picnic and broad participation from ministers and laymen across states and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Segalon
Presbyterian
Iowa State College
Collemiate Presbyterian Church
Iowa Aynod
Towa Fellowship
Agatn
Syjmod
Fellowship Conference
Sollepe
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Harry Morehouse Gage
One College
Lowa State College
Iowa
All Iowa Presbyterian
India
China
Africa
Columbia
Philippines
Robert BL. Pugh
Chicago
Diatriel
National Missions
Towa
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Washington
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E. H. Gillette
First Presbyterian
Charles B. Willams
Marcer University
Macon
First Evangelical
Grace M
Jack Patterson
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Lolden
Cedar Heights
E. L. Stover
J. A. Laurie
Westminster Presbyterian
J. Herrick Darling
N. ©. Altland
R. Sanborn
Milligan
Huerter
Walnut St. Baptist
Bible School
R. N. MacDonald
MacDonald
East Park
Phlenger
J. Herring Darling
M. E
R. F. Hurlburt
Wil
Weill
Savior
Schnecker
Catherine Sedgwick
Trinity American Lutheran
First Baptist
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Iowa Falls
Iowa Baptist Assemly
First Congregational
William Jennings Bryan
BIBLE
M Jennings Bryan
Lamb of God
Josue
Joh
James
Israel
Lois
Nathanaael
Heaven
Joseph
Son
Tita
Fryarblic Syndicate
U. P
J. A
Scholin
Organist
Bible Conference
Athens, Ga
Stephen Crane
South India
Arma
Hafehur
Bors’ Bonnling School
Balchur
Cloud & Sons
Macy
Chitech
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
11Th St
Gates College
W. Park Arc
Synod
Fouth
East Side Union Services
Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Jefferson and
Third Streets
Goforth
Goforth Orchestra
Louis Williams
Electrical Wizard
Jessie Rae Taylor
Cappy Ricks Play Company
Ver-Haar Deacon
Welsh Quintet
Edwin Hughes
Parks Cadman
Flore
Schuneman
L. & J. Bank
M. Cc. A
Sehuneman’s
Lafayette
First Earn Bank
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