Du Buque Clergy Set Sermons At Multiple Churches
DuBuque University Dean Walter Barlow to lead First Presbyterian service with the sermon The Fact of Sin. Choir and nurses from Allen Memorial Hospital to participate with lectures and greetings. Several churches schedule morning and evening services with varied themes and guest speakers amid a busy weekend of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barlow
Dubuque University
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Barlow
Martha McCormick
Caro Roma
Nevin
Truman
DeRoame
Jesse M. Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Y's
Grace + Methodist
Episcopal Eharah
Waterloo
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial ‘Hospital
Minnie
Maibauer
Nurses’ Association
Gertrude Hof
Allen’ Memorial
Ce.t. Willard
Margaret
Mastain
Presbyterian Hospital
Evarista
Charles McElroy
Cline
Immanuel Lutheran
Jenten
St. John
Cobb
C. Albert '‘Schol
Park
Presbyterian
d.Paul Vincent
Universalist
Bodell
J. W. Wilimek
St Paul's M. BE
George Woodall
Burton Avenue
Baptist
Marion Flint
Flint
Warren
Li Steeves
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
C. E. Smalley
African Methodist Episcopal
Sullus
Washington
Topsey
Church of Jesus Christ
Eriii Kauer
Latter Day Saints
Plymouth Congregational
Willam Hardcastle
Most Dangerous Citizen in New York Sermon
Rev. A Wakefield declares dangerous citizens include politicians who buy office, apathetic voters, and 100 per cent Americans. He excludes pacifists socialists and atheists as dangerous, praising open discourse and peaceful methods in religious matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rev
A. Wakefield
Staten
West Side
Not Promised Here A Joyous Journey Into Life
A reflective verse on embarking life as a sailor faces an uncertain voyage. Faith anchors the traveler through bright spells and looming storms, acknowledging pain and rain as inevitable. The speaker vows courage as age leads boldly into the unknown.
Religion Beyond Ceremony, Pastor Says
New York March 12 Rev Benjamin Farber told Fourth Presbyterian church that religion is more than ceremony or mere church attachment. He urged religion to transform all life into testimony for righteousness, saying feeling reason conscience and will are shaped when faith becomes life power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin ‘Farber
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Face as soul story says preacher in Manhattan church
Rev Dr E S H Emmet, at Manhattan Congregational Church, describes faces as books of soul history. He says youth carry a blank page while elders bear an autobiography, and notes cosmetics reflect the body's link to the soul. He jokes about kissing a painter's colic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
E.sh
Manhattan Congregational
Broadway
Seventy- Sixth
Emett
Josef W. Hall
Herbert H.’.Gowen
China
Gowen
Hall
East Library
Liberty Home Closed by Church in Lamon La Mon
A Reuters-style brief notes the Liberty Home for the aged operated by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lamont Iowa closes due to inmate declines and need to cut costs. Some residents moved to Holden Missouri and others to aints home. The home dated from 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Home
Lamon
Lamont
Maren
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Holden
Aints
Poetic fragment with nature imagery and hints of January mood
A fragmented verse by G. Sigmund mentions March, trapping, plows, mink, and wind. Vivid natural scenes describe gulls, rivers, foxes, moles, and the hidden hunter. Image laden lines evoke seasonal change and alert readiness in a cryptic historic voice.
Earl returns to First Baptist for dinner tribute
Dr John A Earl, former pastor of First Baptist from 1895 to 1906, visits his old congregation. He attends a 150-member dinner at the church, preaches Sunday, and reflects on past ministry and the growth of the church while noting religion is widely discussed today. He contrasts modern religious publishing with his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist
First Church
John A. Earl
First Baptist Church
Earl
First. Baptist
C.L. Kenasy
James ‘Vaughan
Earle
Altho
Christ
Elmwood
Prayer 18 An Act of the Soul Not Words
Dr Stephen Wise told a Free synagogue audience at Carnegie Hall that prayer is an act of the soul not mere words. He contrasted prayer with prophecy calling prophecy God speaking through man to man and prayer man speaking to God as spiritual unfolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wise
New York
Carnegie Hall
Stephen 8
Wise
God
Sinclair Lewis Turns Satirical Pen to Clergy
New York report notes Sinclair Lewis releases Elmer Gantry, a novel depicting a blackmailing alcoholic preacher who rises through evangelical pulpits. The first run totals 140,000 copies coast to coast. the book follows Gantry from drunkenness to a climactic confrontation with his flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
New York
Kansas City
Elmer’Gantry
Custom Held No Excuse for Sins in New York
Rev Samuel L Shoemaker Jr told Calvary Episcopal church that the theory of custom excuses wrongdoing because the crowd does it. He said such justifications rest on mundane economics and do not answer why people feel destitute and lonely after acting against their better judgment. He referenced Judge Lindsey and Revolt of Modern Youth as context for sober critique of social laxity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel L. Shoemaker, Jr
Calvary Episcopal Church
Judge Lindsey
Sermon Plan for Cedar Heights Church Tomorrow
Rev W G Crowder Supply pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church will preach tomorrow morning on The Wise Man of Chivalry and in the evening his sermon will be Our Heritage. He will fill in during the temporary absence of Dr J A Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Crowder
Cedar Heights’ Community Presbyterian Church
J. A. Laurie
Chivary i. Bis. Andjoet
W. D. Isndres
Danks
Wilson
E. W. Wardle
Christ
Lord
Wooler
PENSION PLAN EXPLAINED AT PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
The morning program at Westminster Presbyterian features the board of ministerial relief presenting the new pension plan amid hymns and sermons. Dr. W. McCormick will lead, with e vening pageants Court of Columbia and Kimono. Other churches schedule sermons on forgiveness, hell, and Christianity themes with choirs, solos, and readings. Rev. E Main, Rev. J A Hart, and Dr. J Arthur Young are among listed speakers. musical offerings include anthems and offertory solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Caieh
Worshly
Seldon L
Haynes
Board of Ministerial Relief
Will Hays
Wooler
TW. McCormick
Court of Columbia
W.R. Burkett
H. B
the Lord
Spinney
Graves
Best 10 world books chosen by Durant and others
The article surveys a readers list of top books including the Bible, Plato, Shakespeare, Don Quixote, Lincoln by Sandburg, and new fiction by Ellen Glasgow Martha Ostenso and Kathleen Norris. It notes Gordon Erskine and others with two titles, mentions The Cross by Sigrid Undset and Kristin Lavransdatter in translation, and praises a travel and reference works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
The
Sind
Euripides
Plutarch
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Don
Quixote
Spinoza
Goethe
Faust
Whitman
Carol Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lewis Browne
John Erskine
Galahad
Helen
Ellen Glasgow
Martha Ostenso
Kathleen Norris
Edna’Ferber
Spoon
John Galeworthy
Helen of Troy
Theodore Dreiser
Ellen
Dorothy ‘Canfield
Percival C. Wren
Sorrell
Warwick Deeping
Beau Sabreur
Percival C.wren
Hildegarde
Sigrid Undset
Sigrid ‘Undset
Kristin Lavransdatter
Churches Announce Lenten Programs
Lenten services are announced by several churches alongside regular Sunday worship. Tihawents holds a 4:15 p m service at St Mark's Episcopal with a talk on The Black Cross and Rev Charles Baxter speaks at 7 30 p m on Self: Satisfaction, the Second Temptation, with a door question box. Trinity American Lutheran hosts 7 30 p m Thursdays at St Anagar Danish Lutheran. First Lutheran holds 7 30 p m Wednesday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American
Plaza Theatre
F. Herbert Moehlman
St. Ansgar
Jensen
J. Richmond Morgan
Pflueger
St. Mark’s
Episcopal
Charles Baxter
W.M
Harned
B.A. Pickworth
Warren Gilbert
Spencer
Young
Winn
First’ United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
W.C. ‘Black
Saul and
the Witch of
Endor
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Trinity American Lutheran Church
St. Anagar Danish Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Bible Students move to new meeting place at 306 1-2 Fourth Street West
International Bible Students have changed their meeting location to the Business and Professional Women's clubrooms at 306 1-2 Fourth Street West. Class meetings are held at 2 and 3 p.m. each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Students
International Bible Students
Business and Professional Women's
Fourth Street West
S Gernsback Promotes New Radio Volume for Radio Enthusiasts
S Gernsback announces a new radio volume expected to fill a long felt need in every radio user's library. The book targets both amateur telegraphers testing distance records with tube transmitters and readers drawn to the entertainment side of wireless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Gernsback
Prize Reviews of Byron Biography in 1 Week's Contest
A prize review invites book lovers to contribute to a column featuring recent publications. The featured work is a Byron biography praised for readability though authorities differ on literary merit. The author claims all details are sourced from authentic, reliable references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Public Library
Phelps
Critical Game
Macy
Ebony and Tvory
Powys
Fincaustics
Young
Dean
Inge
Tarkington
Mencken
Walhole
Mott
Sherwood Anderson
Anderson
Priestley
Muir
John
Rust
Designer resigns after 24 years at Waterloo garment firm
Miss Tressa Berend, longtime designer at Waterloo Garment Co, has resigned after 24 years. Located at 820 Wellington Street, she helped launch the firm and made its first garment. She plans rest before entering another field next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss 'Tressa
Berend
Wellington Street
Waterloo: Garment Company
Barclay
Gleniwood
Miss Berend
Bible Study Groups Schedule Dense Local Addresses
Bible study groups meet weekly at several homes this week. Monday at 2 30 P M Mrs A A Tisenhart 244 Maple and Mrs Howard Lawrence 1420 Grant host sessions. Tuesday at 10 AM Mrs Mary Fifield 623 Allen and 2 30 PM Mrs H J Kress 232 Auiller. Mrs Eugenie Van Duyn 11 Washington and Mrs C Goodwin 522 Ricker plus Mr Joseph Kress 1002 Williston attend sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Tisenhart
Maple
Howard Lawrence
Grant
Mary Fifield
Allen
H. J. Kress
Auiller
Eugenie van Duyn
Washington
C.#. Goodwin
Ricker
Joseph Kress
Williston
Lent Quietude Amid Desert Solitude Poem
Ella A. Fanning in the New York Times reflects on a forty day Lenten retreat as a withdrawal from the world. The speaker seeks a remote, skyward place where stillness prevails and routine is silenced. The period promises sublimity and solace, yet Duty calls back with shrill reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Fanning
New York Times
Dr Megaw urges lifting Christ in church preaching
In Fort Washington Church New York Dr Wealey Megaw says if he had one sermon he would lift up the words I if I be lifted up will draw all men unto me He urges the church to show Christ by life as well as lips warns against a State Church and misplaced ritual stating pagan influences entered Christianity through men.
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New York
Sidney Gernsback
Belin
Baird
Jenkins
E. F.W. Alexanderson
Edwin’ H. Armstrong
Edouard. Belin
Alexander Graham
Bell
Edouard Branly
James~ Clerk
Maxwell
Sir William Crookes
Lee de. Forest
Thomas A. Edison
Michael Farady
Reginald Aubrey ' Fessenden
Fort Washington
Presbyterian
Church
Broadway
Seventy-fourth - Street
Wealey - Megaw
Christ
Jesus
Ourtown
Megaw
Birth notices from several families at St Francis and local hospitals
A long list of birth announcements appears from St Francis hospital and other area hospitals, naming parents, addresses, and newborns with dates in February and March including Mary Jane, Robert Charles, Wayne Albert, Eugene Buennecke, Stanley Thomas, Frederick Eugene, Mary Margaret, and Gladys Rachel, among others. The final item notes Juneau Alaska adopting a full brass band for the first time in 10 years, financed by public dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Koenig
St. Francis ‘Hospital
Mary Jane
Cand
Jacob
Farbas
St. Francis Hospital
Merky
Robert Charles
Floyd
Webster
Joseph Delegardelle
Gilbertville
Mary Margaret
Fay M
Renslow
North
Gene ‘Oy
Albert D. Donovan
William Clarke
Ray
Alva Wheeler
Allen
Memorial Hospital
Gladys Rachel
Amrs
Roscoe
Conkling Neebel
Rosebud
Roscoe'John
Max
Anna
Albert’ Punk
Bennington Township
Vincent Craig
Cecil
Merle J. Brown
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gretchen Lou
Edward Nathan Northey
Presbyterian Hospital
Jane
Merriam
Juneau
Alaska
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Dubuque
ST Presbyterian
Ministry of Nursing
Grace M. E. Church
Edgar A. Guest
SyzEdgar A
Hunter
Day G. Sigmund
DR. Earl
Crusade In Christ
Harry S. Longley
Iowa City
Christ Episcopal Church
Spain
Mr. Loneley
Mounsey
Reactor
Mia
Miott Wise
Rank
Wan
Lewis
el- Mer Gantry
Elmer
Sharon
Falconer
Middle West
England
STO
United Brethren
Main
Lacer
Clara Lighthart
Challinor
Cassel
Judson
Hell
Central. Christian
First Brethren
Edwin Boardman, Jr
J. H. Godtfring
Edwin Boardman
First ‘ Baptist
Northminster Presbyterian
Russell McCormac
Callie Wieder
Lincoln
Will Durant
G. A. Dorsey
Bruce Barton
Bruce Arton
Lind- Bek and
Evans
Carl Sandburg
Our Times
Mark Sullivan
Paul de Kruif
Richard Halliburton
Gene Arcturus
William
Thomas Beer
Undset
Hallam Walker “Davis
N. Y
Times Book
William Beebe
Apollo
E. Barrington
Lord Byron
Barrington
Byron
REAL
DR. Megaw
Bishop’s Crusade Mission
Harry S. Longley, Jr
Christ Episcopal
Old Stone Church
East Fourth St
Towa University
Lavor
Walter Baker & CO
Piper Vem Free
ConcverTe Nass
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