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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1927

Page

5

Speakers Preach At Calvary Church In Family Day Observance

Calvary Evangelical church hosts guest speakers with Rev. W. C. Lang presiding at morning services and Rev. J. H. Engel guiding the evening. A Grace Methodist Episcopal family day observance also features a Glee Club from State Teachers College and a program of choir and piano solos.

Calvary Evangelical Church St. Paul's. Methodist Episcopal Church Teachers College Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Calvary Church W. CG. Lang Western Old People's Home Cedar Falls I. L Baumgartner J. H Engel Jesus Lorenz Wilson George’ Woodall St. Paul's Church Methodist ‘Church Leich Havens Leila Gallup Ruth Shankis Grace Church Cnettare Theo- Gore Roosevelt Earl Will O-Israel Spicker Belcantos A. Giris Glee Club College Mayfield Johnson Ac- Companist Penine Lanten Pilate Ashil Ridge Brigegroom Harold ‘Lowren Henry’ Mueller J. Ww Whiteside Man Willard Bodell Hofer J. W. Willimek East Park Presbyterian J. Paul Vincent Burton Avenue Lyman Church Lullus B. Washington

Fragmented Verse Reflections On Life And Belief

A poetic meditation on life, faith, and moral conduct appears in fragmentary lines. It questions pride, the plan that guides earthly steps, and the rift between words and deeds among friends and foes, pondering what truly sustains a wise life.

Christian Science Lecturer to Speak in Waterloo

Paul A. Harsch, member of the board of lectureship of the Mother Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, will lecture in Waterloo on Friday evening April 1. The program titled Christian Science, the Power of Good, will be held in West High auditorium under the Waterloo First Church of Christ Scientist sponsors.

Paul’ A. Harsch First’ Church of Christ Boston Mass Waterloo West Waterloo First Church of Christ

Midweek Jenten service at Christ Church features third sermon

The Wednesday midweek Jenten service at Christ Church Mark's mileaday will be preached by Rev CW Baxter at 7:30 p.m. The series on temptation continues with the topic Worldliness as the third sermon. A Children's Jenten Service precedes.

First Lutheran Church

Meeting under Bible Students auspices in business district

A notice states class meetings will be held under the International Bible Students association at 2 and 3 p m Sunday in the Business and Professional Women's club rooms located at 306 1-2 Fourth Street West.

The International Bible Students Association Fourth Street

Bible Study Groups Schedule Listed by Leaders

A list of Bible study groups with meeting days and leaders. Names include Mrs Hugh Patterson 313 Fowler and Mrs Bert Collins 1016 Seventh West. other leaders are Mrs Lingd Ringler 257 Hammond and Mrs Fred Teeter 1917 Lafayette. additional sessions on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with leaders Mrs Eugene Van Duyn 11 Washington and Mrs Emma Raecker 209 Rhe and Mrs E F T McCleery 795 Beech.

Hugh’ Patterson Fowler Lingd E. Ringler Hammond Bert Collins Seventh West Fred ‘Teeter Lafayette

Woman in pulpit criticised as feminism invades church

New York March 26. Rev I M Haldeman denounces feminism as a disease removing women from their place in the church and warns that women evangelists and young girls preaching threaten Christ’s teachings and the Holy Ghost. He cites Christ’s apostles as male-only.

New York I. M. Haldeman First Baptist Church Dr. Waldeman Tabernacles

Burgstahler to take presidency at Cornell May 1

Dr Herbert Burgstahler longtime Minnesota pastor chosen by Cornell College Waterloo after a committee narrowed more than 50 candidates. He will become president succeeding Harlan Updesraff, with Bishop Leonard praising his organization and youth insight. He has pastored in St Paul Minneapolis and has directed junior mission work across 23 nationalities.

Herbert Jes Burgstahler Plymouth Mehogise Episcopal Cornell Mt. Vernon B J. Lockwood Waterloo Burgstahler Minnesota Hamline University Bishop Leonard Buffalo Lockwood A.W. Leonard Harlan Updesraff St. Paul Central Park Methodist Church Central West Cornell College C. T. Wilson W. S. Stuckslater Lisbon Frank Cole Cedar Rapids Dean Poison Vidora W. R. Boyd George G. Hunter Des Moines Buffalo Lake Minn Ron Cyrus Herbert Faith Adelle University of Minnesota Boston University School of Theology Minneapolis Greenwood Mass Rochester N.Y Syracuse University Charles W. Flint

Series of Sunday Sermons From Local Pastors

Multiple pastors announce upcoming sermon series across churches including Rev. Kenagy at First Baptist on Revelation and other congregations such as Union Congregational First United Presbyterian Westminster and Northminster. Topics cover The Christian Promise of Empire The Suffering Servant and Revelation based sermons with Easter themes and accompanying musical selections by choirs and soloists.

Hapeck Kenagy Carl Lee’. Kenagy First Baptist “Church Kénagy Woodward Homer Albright Union Congregational Church A. A. Wines United Presbyterian Chisholm United “Presbyterian Church Jesus Stainer Mildred Luce Homer ‘Albright Elgar J. Arthur Young Isaiah Lili Westminster Presbyterian W.P. McCormick Gethsemane the Sentinels Axon Stevenson the Lord Randegger McCormick Huntley Rienne Mark's Episcopal Woiariee W. M. Harned BE. A. ‘Pickworth G. C Richmond First Church of Christ Scientist Plains Northminster Presbyterian Russell A. McCormac Lazarus

Midcentury Child Readers and a San Francisco Memoir

The excerpt surveys late nineteenth and mid twentieth century writings for children and adults. It highlights Miss Hewins’s lifelong Hartford library work and her childhood book memories, Fremont Older’s San Francisco tales of crime and reform, and reviews of essays on reading by Hugh Walpole. It also lists forthcoming books and author notes from the period, with emphasis on notable figures and institutions.

Chhd Boses Iather Jovers Miss. Hewins Vehildren Hartford Conn Childe Peter Piper Hugh Walpole Walpole

Skyscraper civilization cited in church sermons on youth crisis

New York clergy link growing personal crises among students to machine age progress. Rev Everett and Rev Baldwin warn that belief life is hell and the pursuit of wealth and numbers devalue the individual. They urge rediscovering human worth under God.

New York Dv Everett Weat Sid Wagner mMachinery Church

Baby Carriage Faith Decried By New York Bishop

In a March 26 sermon in the Church of the Epiphany New York Bishop Herbert Shipman denounced a “baby carriage religion” urging young women in the confirmation class to embrace sacrifice and seriousness. He warned against softness and stressed Christ’s call as plain though not easy, citing the early Christians and builders of the nation. He urged generosity, saying wealth without giving to life makes a man a beggar.

New York Herbert Shipman Protestant Episcopal Church Shipman

Unvanquished: Meffert Poem in the New York Sun

A John Meffert poem titled Unvanquished appears in the New York Sun. The piece extols conquest of nature and humankind’s pride, invoking mountains and skies as a theater for human merriment and ambition. The speaker asserts dominance over earth and heavens, praising daring feats and the lure of grandeur.

John Meffert New York Sun

Lose Auto Plate Claim One Of Six At Police Window

Three dollars buys six lost license plates at the police station where the plates wait for owners. Each plate is unique and turned in, with six numbers listed for potential matching owners. Eligible individuals with one plate matching any of the given numbers can claim a mate at the police headquarters without paying the 50 cent duplication fee.

Birth notices list several newborns with parent names

Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis of Waterlow announce a son Charles Lewis Jr born March 18 1922. Mr and Mrs Art Fairbanky of 1412 Commercial announce a son Verlin Richard born March 17. Mr and Mrs William Kern of 63714 Ankeny announce a daughter Louise Edna born March 23. Mr and Mrs Arthur L Pagett of 207 Denver announce a son Everett A born Nov 27 1926. Mr and Mrs George Braden of 1209 Fourth West announce a son Clark Edward born Feb 21. Mr and Mrs Earl Magee of Lester Township announce a son Howard Everett born March 9.

Charles Lewis Fillman Waterlow Charles Lewis. Jr Art Fairbanky Commercial Verlin Richard William Kern Ankeny Louise Edna Arthur L. Pagett Denver Everett A George Braden Fourth West Clark Edward Earl Magee Lester Township Howard Everett

Falling Seeds by Elisabeth Cobb Chapman

Elisabeth Cobb Chapman daughter of Irvin Cobb writes Falling Seeds a first novel through Doubleday Page & Co to be published April 1. Publishers describe it as the tale of a modern Eve who threw away Paradise and flirted with a serpent.

Harold ‘ ‘MacGrath Doubleday, Pagene. “Co Elisabeth Cobb Chapman Irvin Cobb Doubleday, Page & Co

Temple to be built on capitol grounds proposed in 8 year old appropriation

Wes Moines March 36 The secretary of the Greater Des Moines committee says the current legislative session will be urged to pass a bill authorizing immediate construction of the million dollar temple of justice on the capitol grounds. Slated money was appropriated eight years ago and drawn.

Wes Moines Alex Fitzhagh Greater Des Moines Temple of Justice Capitol

Bank to Pay Dividend at Sherandoah

Approximately $70,000 will be distributed as the first dividend of 10 percent from the defunct First National Bank at Sherandoah, to be paid by H. J. Spurwas, the bank's receiver, on March 26.

Sherandoah First National Bank H. .J. Spurwas

Cedar Heights Sermons by Supply Pastor Crowder

Rev W G Crowder D D will supply in the absence of Rev J A Laurie D D at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church. Morning service at 11 o clock titled Christ s Record. Evening service at 730 titled The Potter s Wheel.

Christ Episcopal Ernest B. Mounsey Plymouth Congregational William Hardcastle Antioch Baptist G. W. Day Omaha Ned Church of Christ Truth D.D Jiv A. Laurie Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church

Prize Reviews Contest Seeks Short Book Critiques

The Courier announces weekly prize reviews of up to 200 words on current books. Annette M Lingelbach of 1717 Avenue West submits her entry as part of the prize program. Contributors are invited to submit their reviews for a $1 weekly award.

Avenue, West Witsiig Review the Courier

Abraham Lincoln The Prairie Years in Sandburg tone

A compact biographical note on Carl Sandburg’s Abraham Lincoln The Prairie Years. Describes Lincoln as a prairie youth with humor and depth, a late achiever, a jester, thinker, and athlete. Highlights his temper, shyness in courting Ann Rutledge, and swift courtship of Mary Todd.

Abe Ann Rutledge Mary Todd

Morris Plan of paying back loans advert at 22 Bridge St

Step by step we get out of debt with small payments. The plan offers installment loans at 6 percent per year with a 2 percent fee. Location listed as 22 Bridge Street.

Morris Bridge St

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