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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1911

Page

3

Christ Church Offers Sympathy and Lent Sermons

In Waterloo yesterday Christ Episcopal church rector Rev. G W Hinkle preached on The Life of Prayer offering condolence to First Methodist church for its fire loss and predicting future revival. He urged inward prayer and stillness, noting intercessory prayer can influence lives beyond death. Luncheon Miss Gray sang at offertory and Lent services and church meetings followed including Daughters of the King and Ladies Guild sessions.

Christ Episcopal Church G. W. Hinkle First Methodist Church Mr. Hinkle Miss Gray Babylon Samuel Daughters of the King Ladies' Guild W. W. McFarland

Plans for Coming Week at West Presbyterian Church

Dr W E Parsons will preach next Sunday morning at West Presbyterian. Rev W H Rehert announced plans for the week including sessions meetings and numerous church events. Fifteen new members joined the young peoples society, missionary collections were handed in, and a baby was baptized at the evening service.

First Presbyterian Church Young Peoples’ Society Trustees Board Westminster Literary Society

Fire in Church Raises Thirteen Thousand in Donations

A local church service featured a doxology after a pledge drive that netted about twenty one thousand dollars in the forenoon and additional gifts in the evening, with total near twenty three thousand. Bishop Quayle preached on the world’s end and the enduring power of Jesus words, as the choir and organ filled the services with classical sacred music at the First M. E. church.

Waterloo Oklahoma Feiix

Reds and Blues at Logan Avenue Church Growth Debate

The Logan Avenue United Evangelical Sunday school faces crowding as attendance rises in both services and classes. Debate over remodeling the basement for a dedicated Sunday school room grows, with Pastor Rev. J. G. Walz praised for his efforts. Public notices list several congregants and donors linked to the church’s future.

Rede Logan Avenue United Evangelical Sunday’ School J. G. Walz

United Presbyterian Pledges and Preparatory Sermons Preview

The United Presbyterian Church plans its annual pledges next Sunday after a preparatory sermon on Benevolences in the morning. The evening sermon is A Review on the Life of Elijah. Thursday features a Young People's Society program led by the group.

United Presbyterian Church Elijah Young People's Society

REPORT WORLD'S 6. o. CONVENTION AT FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH

All services at the First Brethren church were well attended as a Sunday evening sermon series on Religion as a Paying Investment drew growing interest. The final talk by Rev. W. H. Beachler is planned for next Sunday night. The Young People's society hosts a 7:30 social Tuesday. A Thursday report on the World Sunday School convention in Washington, D. C. will replace the prayer meeting. A Sisters' work meeting is also scheduled.

First Brethren Church W. H. Beachler Young People's Society Washington, D. C Church of the Sisters’ Society Emanual Evangelical Association C. F. Altstadt Anna Felsing Young People’s Alliance Ladies’ Aid Society

Westminster Presbyterian Church Union Mission Meeting

An all day church meeting will be held with Rev EB Nolte presiding. He preaches Friday evening and conducts communion next Sunday. This last quarterly meeting of the conference year follows morning services at Westminster and an evening union with First Methodists at Congregational church. Missionary society plans a joint meeting with First Presbyterian ladies Thursday afternoon.

First Baptist First Baptist Church Congregational Church EB. Nolte Dubuque Mr. Nolte Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church First Methodists the Missionary Society First Presbyterian

Union Missionary Meeting Distinctive Churches Planned

A union missionary meeting of the First Presbyterian and Westminster churches will be held Thursday afternoon in Westminster church parlors at the usual hour. Miss Upham, a returned missionary, will lead the afternoon program and speak about her work among Indians.

First Presbyterian Westminster Miss Upham

Free will offering and social hour planned event

A free will offering will be taken and a social hour will follow. It is hoped that as many church members and friends who can attend will participate.

Hilton M. Letts Dies In Iowa at 48

Hilton M. Letts, 48, died at his Columbus Junction home. A two term Iowa legislator, he was among Louisa county’s wealthiest and most influential citizens. Burlington, Iowa, March 6.

Burlington Hilton M. Letts Columbus Junction Iowa Louisa County

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