Marking lessons on the rich young man and children
The Sunday School lesson uses Mark alongside Matthew and Luke to explore the rich young ruler and Jesus blessing children. It emphasizes Jesus as God, the need to renounce wealth, and the call to follow with the cross, noting Mark’s unique details and the apostles’ future rewards. The piece concludes by praising the Courier’s daily community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Mar
Jesus
Zaccheus
God
Jesus Christ
John v
Tohn vi
Our Lord
Mark Sard
Saul of
Tarsus
Feter
Adventist and Other Churches Directory Listing
A long directory of local churches organized by denomination with addresses, pastors, and service times. It lists Adventist, Baptist, Brethren, Church of the Brethren, A M E, St Joseph's, St Mary's, Sacred Heart, Central, Church of Christ Scientist, Christadelphian, Episcopal, Evangelical, Logans, Presbyterian and more noting Sabbath, morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and special programs across city churches. The entry names pastors and venues such as Seventh Day-Kistner's Chapel and First United, with times like 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and notes variations in summer scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
First
Wellington
W. H. Beachler
Christian Endeavor
Barnabas
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
First United—Fourth and
Allen
St. Joseph’s—Thiird and
Mulberry
E. I Slattery
Wm. Rowan
St. Mary's Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohiman
J. M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
J. Miller
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Presbyterian
W. HB
Lanham
Young People’s Society
First United—Second
M. G Munp
Westminster
W. B. Sandford
Children’s Day Programs Sunday at Logan Avenue Church
Sunday observances feature a full children’s day program with solos, recitations, songs, and a pastor’s talk at Logan Avenue Church, including a special Flag Day recognition during the evening service. Other area churches also host children’s programs and services with youth-led acts and sermons.
Yeomen to Attend Memorial Service at Universalist Church
The annual memorial service for men will be held Sunday evening at the Universalist church in Tahoclork o. Dr Ete McCollunt Jones pastor will deliver the address on earthly immortality. Members of the order will attend, with seating reserved at the front, and public admission to the rear. Special choir music under Mrs Maxwell Case. Morning service will feature a Sunday school program and a baptism of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
JW. F. Spry
J. EB. Johnsson
W. F. Spry
Ralph Mason Hix
J. &. Johnson
Irey
A. J. Northrup
Mpworth League
Louisé Lindner
St. Paul's
M. E
F. Q. Brown
Broadway
R. C. Keagy
Marshalltown
Rethren
Helen Kinganian
Alice Shirey
Emma Bell Smith
Thelma Richards
Nellie Fish
Vina Martin
Heavenly Father
Gladys Weld
God
Logan Avenue
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Taho'clork O
Universalist Church
Ete McCollunt Jones
Maxwell Case
Ginnte
Vast Bible Distribution by Far Eastern Agencies
The American Bible Society’s board plans autumn and winter visits by Rev. William S. Haven to its Far Eastern agencies in Japan, Korea, China, the Philippines, Siam, and the Levant. Last year these agencies circulated 2,418,523 volumes with 601 workers aiding distribution, alongside missionary collaboration on translations and revisions of scriptures in multiple languages. Dr Haven sails from San Francisco on August 15 to begin the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bible Society
William S. Haven
D. D
Far East
Japan
Korea
China
Philippines
Siant
Levant
Constantinople
Yokohama
Seoul
Shanghai
Manila
Bangkok
Phiippines
Siam
Haven
San Francisco
Atsust
C E Society to Present Program Sunday at Union Church
The Christian Endeavor unit at Union Congregational plans a special service Sunday evening. The program aims to deepen older members' interest in the C E while showcasing its church activities. Curtis: Scripture reading, prayers, pledges, solos, and talks by Webb, McLane, Bar n ton, Snively, and others, plus a music quartet and an Oklahoma exhibitor at Rock Stand tracks open 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
C. E
iBlanch Parrett
Hazel McLane
Clifford McLane
Harry Eldridge
Sper
Louise Coleman
C. FE
Oklahoma Free
Rock
Y W C A Vesper Service Held Sunday Afternoon
The last vesper of the summer will be at the Y W C A rooms Sunday at 3 PM. Miss Huth Dignan will read Hagar, with special music featured. Mrs Huntington’s Glass of the First Methodist Church hosts the “at home” hour after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Dignan
Hagar
Waterloo Chautauqua Opens With Liberati’s Italian Band
Opening day promises pour in as Waterloo hosts the Waterloo Chautauqua with Liberati’s Italian band from New York City. The afternoon program starts at 2 o clock and features opera arias, clarinet duets, and selections from Gounod and De Koven. Evening offerings include the Dance of the Hours and Dream Pictures, plus arias from Cavalleria Rusticana and Lelia. Ticket sales run strong and many attendees plan to camp on grounds or stay at Willard Hall. Dr. Adwin Stueker will oversee the morning study session beginning Tuesday at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Liberati
New York City
Orlock
Sesson
Mira Nell Reidentyne
Valdez
Desiderio Peggetth
Bernard Bogne
Monslide Bogue
Metropolitan Operatic Con
Ipray
Gounod
Altomonte
Combattente
de Koven
Matt
Marion
Whayne
Cavalliern
Hove
Fiute
Messrs. Dye
Ponoli
Willard Hall
Adwin
Stueker
Interurban links Cedar Rapids and Waterloo with Center Point
Cedar Valley Vine interurban to Center Point will start Sunday at 10:50 with Cedar Rapids Waterloo service to begin Monday. First train from this city at 6:59 to Center Point, 8:35 arrival, then 19:50 to Center Point for Cedar Rapids at 22:39, Cedar Rapids arrival 1:41. Additional trains from Waterloo and Waverly line changes noted. Electric cars hoped to operate Waterlog to Cedar Rapids before November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Cedar Valley
Waterloo
Cedar Raii
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Nike Hine
Waverly
Cenyer Point
Will Suggest Plan For City Welfare at Grave Methodist
In Waterloo a late afternoon sermon at Grave Methodist Church led by A. J. Northrup will urge social and religious cooperation for the city’s welfare. The sermon theme is The Glory of the City, with Northrup outlining practical steps for local action and potential fall initiatives. A pipe organ recital by Miss Louthe Lindner precedes the talk at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Methodist Church
A. J. Northrup
Waterloo
M.C. A
Northrup
Kay
Louthe Lindner
Guilmant
Tackeard iVcuorieela
Lelimerere
Young Patient Undergoes Second Operation at Presbyterian
Norman E H Cox, 15, who had an operation two weeks ago at Presbyterian hospital, was taken back today for removal of bandages from his wound. His condition is reported as improving. Want ads in Le Courrier are said to perform well daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman EH. Cox
Presbyterian Hospital
Hair Regrowth Claim for Newbro's Herpicide Featured
An endorsement from Mrs Anna Layn of Yvonisville recounts using Newbro's Herpicide after fever caused hair loss. The ad claims dandruff removal and restored growth, urging readers to buy from barbers or dealers with a refund if unsatisfied. It promotes sizes, price notes, and a free booklet offer from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newliro
Anna
Newbro
Snar
Herpicide Co
Derreit
Echo Meeting At Hudson For Sun Day School Convention
An echo meeting of the state Sunday school convention at Shenandoan will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Hudson. Rev. William H. Reachler, state president, and Miss Lough of this city will attend and speak. Mrs. J. W. Knickerbocker of Cedar Falls will also appear on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoan
Hudson
William H. Reachler
Miss Lough
J. W. Knickerbocker
Cedar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Stearns
Want
Courier
Church Directory
Kistner
Third Avenue West
GR. McNay
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
W.L. Dorgan
P. U
W. W. Gist
State Teachers’ College
Walnut Street
Walnut
J. B. Smith
E. Rhoades
E. M. Rhoades
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. J B. McStay
Antioch
Mulberry Street
BR. A. Broyles
Cathoui
Duke's English
Lucheren
Howard Anspach
Linden
BE. A. Baker
Free—Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Bates and
Merriman Streets
I. W. Bess
Christian
Central—Fourth and South
L. C. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Christadelphian
Fifth and Randolph
A. H. Hilmen
Ana Soute
Plymouth
Fourth Street East
L. B. Hix
Bible School
Episcopal
Christ
G. W. Hinkle
Congregation Sons of Tacoh
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Calvars
Newwell
I. A. Haehlen
Emanuel
Lafayette and Park
E. J. Lang
F. Schultz
Logan Avenue United
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
TL. C. E
Rev. H. Mueller
Universalist
Salvation Army
Wno
Fifth Street
Ensign
Min
Aa. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Wond
Rachael Jones
Hileman & Gindt Chapel
Yeomen
C.E. Society
Oe Snively
Dorothy Bar
Y. W. C. A. Vesper
Chautauqua
THAIN
Perst Uar
le Courter
Krebs & Son
Lafayette Street
al Clothing Store
Yale Gould
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