Chautauqua Will Attract Churchgoers Tomorrow
Chautauqua events will replace Sunday evening services for most area churches tomorrow. Dr. Tobn . A- Gray founder of the Workingman's church New York will deliver an address at 7:30 with Weber Male quartet providing music. Burton Avenue Baptist hosts Seymour vice president of the American Association of Orificial Surgeons preaching on The Fundamentals of the Christian Faith. Rev. Rogers Muscatine a former pastor is to address parishioners in the evening.
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Tobn
A- Gray
Workingman's Church
New York
Weber
Manlove
Burton Avenue Baptist
Seymour
Muscatine
Walnut Street Baptist. de
Robert N. McDonald
Atj
Iowa State Teachers
Japan
Clinton F. Smith
Waterloo Baptists Highlight State Convention
Waterloo Baptists stood out at the Iowa Falls Iowa Baptist assembly taking first place in a stunt program presented with Dunkerton representatives. The event drew 1,394 delegates the largest attendance in Iowa Baptist history. Waterloo sent about 15 people across sessions with local clergy and M C A staff aiding in the school of methods and boys work. Chicago's Olivet Baptist Church leader L K Williams energized the conference as Rev R E Williamson of First Baptist Church performed a song finale with Homer Asquith. Williamson will address Baptist endeavors among colored folk at midweek services with spiritual engineering as tomorrow's topic.
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Waterloo
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Dunkertoin
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Oqoid Rugged Cross
Homer Asquith
School of Methods
W.A. Huxford
MC. A
Mr. Williamson
Walnut B Y.P.U. Rally Plans Fall and Winter Program
The Baptist Young People's Union at Walnut Street Church organized three divisions Senior Excelsior and Loyalty held a meeting to plan fall and winter activities. Dr. Robert N. McDonald urged backing the pastor, committees were named for each society and leaders announced for September programs.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Walnut Street
Robert N. McDonald
Clara Heltman
Ralph Alexander
Misa Vernetta Baldwin
Glen Card
Excelsior Society
Raymond Mayer
Golda Knepp
The Joy of Doing God's Work in Ezra
William Jennings Bryan urges joy in labor drawn from Ezra's return to Jerusalem. He contrasts happiness in work with drudgery, urges choosing meaningful tasks, and notes harmony between labor and faith. The piece links prudent industrial justice to religious duty and highlights mixed emotions in communal renewal.
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William Jennings Bryan
Babylon
Jerusalem
Israel
Asaph
David
Piore
Wight
Tor
Community tour ends at Mrs. Baldwin's Fowler Street home
Mobile units arrived at the church doors and escorted the company on a city ride. The tour concluded at Mrs. Mabel Baldwin's residence at 325 Fowler Street where the lawn shone with Japanese lanterns for a party. Games and music sparked diversions, followed by an outdoor supper of hot weiner sandwiches and coffee served by the Philathea class.
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Mabel Baldwin
Fowler Street
Philathea
Visitors to Europe Seek Co operation Between Churches
The federal council of churchs sends friendly visitors to Europe and the near east to foster international goodwill and church cooperation. Prominent preachers college presidents and six women join to visit Great Britain France Belgium and other nations with aims including conferences and messages of goodwill.
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Europe
Washington, D. C
Churches of Europe
Great
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Roursania
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho
Slovakia
Poland
Germany
Russia
Federal Council
World Alliance For
International Friendship
Churches of America
Church Directory Lists City Congregations and Services
Sunday schools convene at 9 45 a m Glvine worshipes at sx and 8 00 p m each Sunday and Denver meetings Thursdays unless otherwise stated in the directory regular organized churches of the city Baptist Burton Avenue Burton and Riehl First Jefferson and Park Walnut Street ime and Walnut Antioch colored 600 Douglas Rev G W Nesby 5 S 10 a m preaching 112 m and 3 p m Carmel colored 1124 Fourth cast Rev G W Carter Prayer meeting Wednesdays Brethren First Sixth and Wellington Rev H Beachler Church of the Brethren Seventh and South Rev a A Blougin Evening sermon 7 15 Catholic St Joseph s Third and Mulberry Rev Edward J Slattery Rev Michael F Toomer Masses 6 30 9 30 10 20 a m Sacred Heart Fourth and Randolph Rev John M Molloy Rev Patrick Malone Masses 6 30 8 30 10 a m St Mary s Lafayette and Park Rev Maurus Eberle Rev Theodore Worm Rev Francis Habig Franciscan fathers masses 6 30 7 30 and 7 30 Sunday and Friday evening services 7 30 Christadelphian Ecclesia Fifth and Randolph 10 a m 5 Christ Christian Centrals Fourth and South Rev G D Serziil Combined service beginning at 10 a m with bible study Christian Science First Second and Wellington Meetings also at p m Wednesdays Reading room 11 a m to 5 p m 610 Marsh Place building
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Denver
Baptist
Burton Avenue
Burton and Riehl
C. Kelford
Jefferson and Park
R. E. Williamson
Walnut Street
Ime
Walnut
RN. McDonell
Antioch Colored
Douglas
G. W. Nesby
Carmel
G. W. Carter
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
John M. Molloy
Patrick Malone
St Mary’s
Lafayette and
Fark
Maurus Eberle
Theodore Worm
Francis Habig
Franciscan Fathers
Christian Science
Wellington
Marsh Place Building
Free Walther League Lecture Monday Night
A town lecture series under the Walther League opens with a free talk by Rev. Jacobs at Immanuel Lutheran assembly hall Walnut and Fremont streets. The event, scheduled for 8 p m, aims to inspire and educate attendees as part of a broader denominational gathering.
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Walther League
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth East
Ernest B. Mounsey
Denver
A. B. Jacobs
Thomas Morton
Cretary
Wheatridge
Colo
Walthers League
Immanuel Lutheran Assembly Hall
Walnut
Fremont
Jacobs
Evangelical and Free Methodist Church Services Summary
Evangelical Calvary Newell and Fourth and First Park Lafayette offer services at 10:45 a.m. and 4 p.m. Rev Baumgartner and Rev Clinton P. Smith lead. Logan Avenue Dans and Togan, Rev J A Deedrick, 5:10 a.m. start. Free Methodist First Franklin gag Lane Rev T.
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Calvary—Newell
L. Baumgartner
Park and
Lafayette
Clinton P. Smith
Logan Avenue
Dans
Togan
Rey
J. A. Deedrick
Free Methodist
Franklin Gag Lane, Rey, T
Quakers Plan Major Conferences at Richmond Indiana
Quakers from the United States and England will gather in Richmond for two Hicksite and five Years meetings, with the orthodox Five Years meeting in September. Delegates from American and Canadian yearly meetings will attend, including notable speakers from London and Philadelphia. The event features addresses, round tables, and devotional sessions drawing hundreds of Friends.
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Richmond
Ind
qQuakers
United States
England
America
Canada
John Henry Barlow
London
Frederick F. Libby
National Councl
Washington, D. C
Elbert Russell
Woolman School
Philadelphia
Rufus Jones
Haverford College
General Conference of
Hicksite Friends
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Charles Poster Kent
Yale University
William J. Reagan
Oakwood Seminary
Jesse Holmes
Swarthmorecollege
Roy
E. T. Albertson
Indiana State Sunday School Association
Miles H. Krumbin
First Lutheran Church
Darton, Q
Fox Distress After Meals
Advertisement notes Wee Horsfein acid phosphate provides prompt relief for nausea headache and acid stomach after meals. Mentions relief from distress and discomfort. Indicates origin as an ad and targets readers seeking quick stomach relief.
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Wee Horsfein
Montgomery County Schools Inspire Alabama Plan
A. F. Harman, superintendent, visited Des Moines and learned about Black Hawk consolidated schools. The North and South article lauds Montgomery County, Alabama for its county unit system, extensive road network, and modern integrated rural schools with substantial facilities, transport, and rising educational opportunities for white and colored students.
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A. F. Harman
Mont- Romery County
Ala
I. C. Moaller
National Education
Aseoci~ation
Des Moines
Black Hawk
Maeler
Harman
Orange
Hudson
Jesus
North
Alabama
Iowa
Montgomery County
United States
Montgomery
County Haés
America
Official Birth Records Filed by Registrar at 120 Clay St
Certificates filed with Fred H Stearns, registrar, list births at various addresses including St Francis Hospital July dates. Names include Charles Wood, Lorraine Martha Hunt ington, Elaine Baatelee, Donald Joseph Gaiser, Leland Shoof Jr, with home addresses and parent names. Baptist Assembly Draws Pastor McDonald and associates attended Iowa Baptist Assembly at Town Falls with over 1000 enrollment.
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Fred H Stearns
Clay St
Baptist Assembly
Walnut Street
Orchestra Opens 1922 Chautauqua in Walnut Street Tent
This afternoon marked the opening of the 1922 chautauqua in the Walnut and Iowa streets tent. A Gibsonian orchestra and soprano Miss Fishrer Shipp performed at 3 p.m. Then an 8:30 p.m. address by William J. Bryan on The World's Greatest Need. Bryan arrives by 7:30 p.m. escorted by Rainbow band. The schedule features Weber male quartet, Dr. John A. Gray, Manlove the man of many faces, and Dietrich the Sunshine lecturer. The Link Orchestra and several soloists are highlighted for featured nights.
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Walnut
Iowa Streets
Gibsonian Orchestra
Miss. Fishrer Shipp
Bryan
William. J. Bryan
Rock Island Road
Chautauqua Grounds
Rainbow Band
Chautauqua
Weber
Paul Dietrick
Thia
Oma
Dietrich
Harry ¥. Mercer
Fea Anapulis
Mercer
Charles Link
Minneapolis Symphony
Chicago
Linist
Chicago- Grand ~ Opera
Lillian Knowles
Tittle Schumann-Heink
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