Upcoming church events in Waterloo week long
A roundup of canons and socials across Waterloo churches includes Universalist events with Miss Hathaway’s Japan talk and a St Patrick’s social, First Congregational thimble bee and Pilgrim class meetings, First M E and Plymouth bake sale, Westminster and Grace M E meetings, First Baptist study classes, and multiple parish social plans.
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Plymouth Congregational
Plymouth Congregational Church
Linpard Brothers
Westminster Presbyterian
A. O. Tabor
Round Table
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. W. Marsh
South Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Baptist
South ‘America
Mark Humphrey
Grant Avenue
Clarence Miller
Third Street
H. Greeley
Jefferson Street
Brotherhood of the Church
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Boosts Color and Growth
An old practice of darkening hair with sage returns in vogue. Sage tea reportedly softens and restores color, now improved with sulphur for easier use. Daily use claims to prevent hair loss and promote growth. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by H W Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryeth
Republic
Money Shower at St Pauls Church Raises 1500 in 15 Minutes
At St Pauls M E church a rapid Sunday morning collection brought in 1500 dollars in fifteen minutes to fund a 42 by 50 foot addition with a bas ement for Sunday school rooms. The move follows crowded services as the congregation grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E. Church
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's Church
F E Cutler spoke to Walnut Street class
The Walnut Street Baptist church men's class saw a record turnout with 123 attendees, up from 102. F E Cutler, president of the Board of Trade, praised the class for its growth. 575 attended Sunday school in the morning. Five came to the altar at the evening service, three of them men. Special choir music accompanied both services.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. E. Cutler
Board of Trade
Twenty Nine Young People Seek Foreign Mission Work
Independence Iowa reports a Stephens Evangelistic series closing with 27 youths and several parents pledging support to go as missionaries. About 400 conversions and roughly 1400 dollars in free will offerings marked the event with tabernacle services and a farewell to be held in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Stephens Bros
Tabernacle
H. L. Stephens
Mr. Hai
The
Baptist Church
Afr. Stephens
Stephens Party
T. B. Taylor
Mr. Hill
Morning
India
China
South America
Africa
Jesup
Evangellisete
Monticello
Heege
Boies
Cook
James Barger
Raines
Campbell
McDonald
Reeorg Bros
J. BG. Truax
A. T. Nelson
J. E. Rosenberger
G. B. Downing
D. R. Gates
D. O. Smith
Aurora
Truax
Tremaine
Jas. Hood
Emma Hanson
W. D. Phelps
J. M. Smith
Howard Webster
J. E. Ank
Harmon
Sewell
Jones
C. B. Rosenberger
Harkness
Lenius
A. H. Wallace
McGuire
W. F. Tiffany
Louise Daniels
Comfort
G. T. Blamer
G. H. Gilbert
W. E H. Rosemond
J. A. Coulter
Hopkins
C. EB. Sythaler
Earl Plane
M. R. Griffin
Charles Cox
S. B. Miller
WW. EB. Merritt
WV. Sykes
C. H. Foster
W. C. Miller
H. W. Oliver
J. S. Hutton
R. Russell
Elizabeth
E. §. Price
W. Satterly
C. E. Finns
W. A. Tidball
Dr W E Parsons At Presbyterian Church
Willis E Parsons president of Parsons College at Fairfield spoke on The Church and Education to First Presbyterian church. Young people attended jail services at 5 pm led by Dr H W Reherd then a church picnic and evening service with music. Also an ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy notes dangers of colds and germ diseases like pneumonia and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis E. Parsons
Parsons College
Fairfield
First Presbyterian Church
H. W.reherd
Many Converts in Owa Towns Win Broad Campaign
Northeastern Iowa saw a surge in evangelistic conversions over five months with 5 300 plus believers in eleven cities. Waterloo led with 3 357 converts from Evangelist Sunday campaigns, aided by Stephens Bros and Forsythes in nearby towns. Fay Bell in Vinton added 250, and other towns like Coggon Nashua Lamont Jesup Independence Aurora and Otterville reported notable tallies. The report notes broader regional impact and mentions two nationally known preachers active in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ottervilla
George Stephens
Evangelist Sunday
Waterloo
Tabernacle
Stephens Bros
Toronto
Can
Forsythes
Fay Bell
Vinton
Black Hawk County
Oscar Lowry
Cedar Falls
George H. Thomipson
Lowry
Colorado
Tabernacles
Montana
Thompson
Jesup
Independence
Aurora
T. Stephens
Otterville
Brandon
Springville
Gash Rally Sunday Held At Logan Avenue Church
Members and friends and also Rev J G Walz the pastor of the Logan avenue church are jubilant over the result of a cash rally Sunday held in that church yesterday. Pledges were taken for the next conference year's work and the results far exceeded all expectations. The membership has taken renewed interest in the work and another conference year will see the church make wonderful strides. One Sunday remains before the pastor leaves for the annual conference at Marshalltown and it is desired that all members be present at closing services.
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Job
Murray Club
St. Patrick's
Agnes Atha Way
Blackmer Flame For
Universalist School
Tokio
Japan
Miss Hathaway
Lomsbard College
City
J. G. Walz
Logan Avenue Church
Marshalltown
Purpose of a Liberal Church
Rev. Nifie Mc Cullom Jones spoke at Universalist Church on Colossians 3 14 12 about church unity and the role of liberal churches. She urged Protest as a force for reform, emphasized universal fatherhood of God and the need to turn faith into moral action and worship.
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Universalist
Nifie McCullom Jones
Colossians
Jesus
Jms
Christ
Longer Life for the Broom
Practical advice on extending broom life through weekly washing with hot water and Gold Dust washing powder. Dip the broom in suds to clean and brighten the straws, rinse, and hang to dry. Dipping a new broom in hot suds before use hardens the fibers and reduces breakage. Always hang the broom after use.
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Gage
First Congregational
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
C. P. Rugg
Wellington Street
M. E
First M. E
C. T. Wilson
Sixth Street West
Paul Davis
Commercial Retreet
Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Grace M. E
M. L. Newton
First Presbyterian
Lydia Society
Ella White
Walnut Street Baptist
Christian
Christian Church
Endeavor Society
Emannual Evangelical Association
Ladies’ Aid
United Presbyterian
W. H. Beachler
Ladies' Aid Society
Christ Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
H.W. Taggart
W. E. Parsons
Presbyterian
Owa
Qunday
Eftie McCullom Jones
Abraham
Luther
Calvin
Ews
A Burger & Son
East Sixth Street
Beach’s Peosta Soap
Peosta
California
Chicago Great Western and
Rock Island Lines
Kansas City
R. I
Los Angeles
Pac
el Paso
MO. G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Northwest
Southwest
Oregon
Washington
North Pacific
Canada
Illinois
Fred Austin
Cc PL & T. Aa
Ines
M. Moriley
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