Guests to fill pulpits here and provide music
Guest speakers and musicians will aid Sunday services across several churches. Rev. O A Newlin, a noted evangelist and educator, will preach at First Presbyterian. A tenor solo by Jesse M Church and a quintet will perform, with Grace Methodist hosting guest speakers including Rev. W T Smith replacing the absent pastor. Minor choirs and soloists attend various churches, with services noting redecorating and pipe organ installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Newlin
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Newlin
Cedar Falls
Jesse M. Church
Olds
Martha McCormick
Norma Gaiser
Emily Coulstock
Jesse Church
C. L. Tarbell
the Silent Sea
Neidlinger
Grace Methodist Episcopal
W. T. Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa Falls
Grace Methodist Church
Harl A. Roadman
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
First Evangelical Church
Kreisler
Massenet
O.M. Yaggy
Walnut Street Baptist
Westminster Church Guests to Fill Pulpit in August
Dr. W P McCormick will be away on vacation for August with four guest speakers scheduled for the Sundays. Harold Francis Branch D D of Albany Park Presbyterian Chicago speaks August 17. Rev S A Fulton of First Presbyterian Des Moines August 14. Dr Harry M Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids August 21. Rev C Dutton Jacobs First Presbyterian Marshalltown August 28. The McCormicks will vacation at Lake Vermilion Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harold Francis Branch
D. D
Albany Park Presbyterian Church
Chicago
S. A. Fulton
First Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
C. Dutton Jacobs
Marshalltown
God's Gift of Shade and the Healing Tree Line
Poem extols trees as God's healing shade for fevered travelers. A pennant of nature offers rest from the blistering sun on a dusty road. The verse invites the weary to pause beneath green temples and feel dawn’s dew, grateful for hospitality. The signature appears as THRODCSLA GARRISON.
Waster Edgar A Guest Reflects on Time and Fortune
The poem voices a life of wasted days and shifting fortunes. A speaker admits neglect of craft for play and fame, contrasting summer songs with winter work, and questions riches as skies remain blue. The speaker acknowledges dreaming, indifference, and temptation by song.
Presence of God debated by Rev Gilkey at Park Avenue Baptist
The July New York event featured Rev James Gordon Gilkey of Springfield Mass arguing that God’s presence is not a delusion, countering atheists who claim it reflects mind tricks. He noted skeptics’ charges and urged belief in a sustaining divine presence amid life and death. He also described later union meetings and leper mission efforts led by Rev William M Danner in Waterloo and Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presence
Wml-Danner
James Gilkey
New York
James Gordon Gikey
Springfield
Mass
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Gilkey
God
Dr. Gilkey
Births Reported in Local Homes and Townships
Mr and Mrs Paul N Jones welcomed Hartley Norman on July 26 in Ver now township. Mr and Mrs George W Metcalf at 675 Sumner had a son Charles Floyd on July 17. Mr and Mrs Wade O Pierce of 606 Wellington had a son Timothy on July 13. Mr and Mrs Henry Bast of 59 Lafayette had a son Richard on July 20. Mr and Mrs William Bonn at 419 Vaughn had a daughter Lillian Margaret on July 19. Mr and Mrs Stanley Taylor of 396 Vermont welcomed Dorothy Ann on July 23. Mr and Mrs Charles E Hummel RB F D No 7 had a daughter Bether day on July 1A. Mr and Mrs Albert Taylor of 216 Salisbury had a daughter Neolen on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. Jones
Vernow Township
Hartley Norman
George W. Metcalf
Sumner
Charles Floyd
Wade O. Pierce
Wellington
Timothy
Tir
Henry Bast
Lafayette
Richard
William Bonn
Vaughn
Lillian Margaret
Stanley
Science Needed in Religion Declares Minister in New York
Rev George Lawrence Parker from Newton Centre Mass preached at the Church of the New Jerusalem in New York on July 30. He argued that religious life must be studied as a science with careful facts and methods. He warned that homes fail from lack of knowledge about others and cited divorce as a lab experiment run without proper rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Lawrence Parker
Newton Centre
Mass
Church of the New Jerusalem
Heavenly Laboratory
Minster Declares Scientists Best Free Thinkers
New York July 36 Rev G N Hogh associate pastor at Chelsea Methodist church says only scientists are truly free thinkers. He argues it is impossible to live without God physically mentally or morally and that scientists who seek truth without bias are the great free thinkers who reveal that God is truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. Newman Hogh
Chelsea Methodist Church
This too shall pass by Pawl Hamilton Hayne
A compact poem urging equanimity in all moods. It repeats this warning to comfort the reader in sorrow, joy, danger, temptation, and triumph, suggesting that all states are transient and should be endured with patience.
Missionary from Africa to speak at Central Christian church
Dr John E Henderson a long time missionary in Ogada British East Africa will address a Sunday union service at 745 p m in Central Christian church auditorium He is one of Cedar Falls bible conference speakers and is noted for a strong message The service will feature the anthem Send Out Thy Light and an offertory solo by Mrs W E Tucker Graves Memorial United Brethren plans outdoor Sunday School and a basket dinner at Orange Township grove with transportation arranged by car owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Danner
New York
Cedar Falls
John Wesley
Mr. Danner
America
Jerusalem
Siloam
Palestine
Christ
John E. Henderson
Ogada
British East Africa
Central Christian Church
Henderson
W. E. Tucker
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Orange Township Grove
BE. W. Main
Christian Endeavor
Bishop Darlington Sees Miracles In Modern Science
New York July 30. Bishop Darlington of Harrisburg Pa. defended belief in the virgin birth and said every human birth is a miracle. He cited Shackleton's polar expedition where a stranded party endured 800 miles in a long boat and, after rescue, a survivor wirelessly reported home. He concluded, we found God, a modern miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Darlington
Harrisburg
Church of the Holy Communion
Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
England
Committees Cannot Save World Task Is for Individuals
Dr. Albert E. Ribourg in a St Andrew church sermon urged patience as the greatest need of Christians. He said the kingdom of God begins in the individual life and must be built by patient individuals, not committees, to bring social redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert E. Ribourg
St. Andrew Protestant Episcopal Church
Intrigue Bubbles Around Pullen Family Wealth Rise
Fred Pullen and daughter Julia face a society trap as a windfall of gifts from an unknown friend follows the sale of a lacquered chest. Mrs. Pullen schemes to match Julia with moneyed suitors while Sam Carlile, seen as a potential rival, reacts to the diamond discoveries and rumors of a fat man in a hotel. A dangerous roving finds Sam entering the scene as neighbors gossip and a flight of temptation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pullen
Pullen
Sam Carlile
Sam
Julia
Mr. Murty
Elsie
Meg
Amond
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First Presbyterian
Grace M. E
Warren L. Steeves
Park Avenue
Walnut Street
N. C. Altland
Margaret Howell
W. B. Howell
H. C.wilbur
Hawthorne
F. L. Ackerman
Hagerman
Bible School
Immanuel Lutheran
A. H. Lemmann
Immanuel Lutheran School Hall
Walnut
Fremont Streets
Free Methodist
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Black Hawk Holiness Association
Henry Mueller
Max Wilson
Frieda Buenneke Welch
Martin Hevde
Willard O.badell
Jehovah
Nolte
J Ue Zeeryp
Christ Episcopal
David
Ramage
Mary
Humphrey
Robert Parrott
East Park
J. Paul Vincent
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Rev
C. W. Harrop
St. Paul's
M. E
George Woodall
Westminster Church
Edgar
Tve
Edgar A. Guest
Lincoln Park
Minster
Pawl, Hamilton Hayne
AST
Africa
Westminster Presbyterian
A. E. Enderlein
A. M. Donnan
Dr. McCormick
Whiting
McCormick
Dudley Buck
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
J. E. Johnson
Albert, Scholin
Chautauqua Lake
Charles B. Brooks
Harkness
Northminster Presbyterian
Russell McCormac
Carolyn Olenberg
Roberta Collins
Central Christian
W. D. Endres
Galbraith
First Brethren
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moechlman
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Samm
Holy Moses
Mrs. Pullen
Europe
Fred
Palm Beach
Santa Barbara
Eisie
Jane
Chamberlain’sa
Chamberlain Medicine
Avenue
Dea Chamberla
Elizabeth Gillin McCartney
Mus
Marchesi
David Bispham
Charles Norman
Granville
Texas Woman's College
Ft. Worth
Texas
Notre Dame French Church
Third Street West
Our Chicken
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Sue
Miss
Gates College
Park Ave
Dayton
Ohio
Iowa Public Service Co
Waterloo, Iowa
General Motors
Jesus
the Church of Friendliness
Dixie
GovTeen Coal
Crystal
ICE & Fuel CO
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