Mother's Day Observance Across Wa Tenloo Churches
Across Wa tenloo, multiple churches plan Motherhood themed services for Mother's Day. Rev. Snashall at Walnut Street Baptist preaches The Motherhood of God in morning and The Second Coming of Christ in evening, with choir and organ pieces and transportation for elderly attendees. Other churches feature sermons, special anthems, and decorations to honor mothers, with various pastors and choirs providing music throughout the day.
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Watenloo
Congress
Hermons
Chorys
Snashall
Walnut Street
Baptist
Iffyrl
Madastor
Church Alllree
Chavale
Volkmar
Shelley
Ann Wumbers
Guilmans
Sehnemann
Dvorak
Cduneans
N. G. Aluand
Hillman Memorial Clock Dedicated at Grace M E
Grace Methodist Episcopal church in Waterloo holds a Mother's Day service featuring the dedication of a new community clock, a memorial tablet unveiling, and a sermon on Prohibition and Motherhood. Worth Tillman, a grandson, funds the clock in memory of Annie B. Hillman, with five generations connected to the church.
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Grace Metr
Jouist Episcopal Church
John W. Arbuckle
Ja. B. Curran
Lehuren
Bobby
Hillman
Marl. A. Roadman
Hirscheimer
Waterloo W
Prospect
Grace
Chiuveh
William Lingworth Willman
Grace Methodist
Waterloo
W. K.ingworth
Nathaniel
Grace-church
Board of ‘Trustees
Line
Emma
J. Croft
Center Street
W. L. Tilingworth
Grace Church
Benjamin 8. Hillman
Smith, Lichiy & Willman Co
Prostreet Avenue
Highland
Worth Hitman
Billy
Worth Willman
Curran
God Described Hub of Evolution at Brooklyn Sermon
Rev Father Paul Bertie Bult of the Community of the Resurrection preached at Central Congregational Church Brooklyn arguing God is not a mere being among oranges and evolution is grounded in the soul He claimed all begin agnostic and grow toward God while praising deeds like the rescue of the Antonine crew by President Roosevelt’s men as evidence of true love and action. Neighboring ecumenical praise followed.
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New York
Paul Bertie Bult
Community of the Resurrection of England
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
St. Parkes Cadman
England
Father Bully
Roosevelt
America
Trinity American Lutheran Church considers new house of worship
Members of the Trinity American Lutheran Church will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the church parlors Barley architect will present his plans for the new building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Barlely
The Book of Job and the Problem of Suffering
An critique of the Book of Job as poetry and test of faith. It notes Job's steadfastness under trial, the ineffectiveness of his three friends, and finally the divine windstorm voice prompting a broader lesson on suffering, righteousness, and atonement through Jesus.
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Victor Mego
Satan
Job
God Altiv
Eliphaz
Bildad
Zophar
Joh
Oldest Mother Honored at Waterloo Churches
Churches across Waterloo plan Mother’s Day tributes centered on Mary and motherhood. Rev C H Jope will preach at Central Christian Church on Jesus and His Mother. Westminster Presbyterian and United Brethren host services with choral offerings and baptisms. Other churches feature sermons on maternal themes, organ recitals, and choir solos, with mothers recognized in gatherings and bouquets given to the oldest mother and the largest family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moller
Waterloo
Meather
Jesus
C. H. Jope
Gentral Christian Church
First Methodist Episcopal
J. Arthur Young
Fonorra’ Merning
Hine
John Wells
Purlaigh
Staindo
Kinder
Winder
Tours
Kreister
Hortense Morgan
W. Main
Mother's Day Program at Cedar Heights Church
Rev Jo A Luartie will deliver a sermon at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The children's story is "A Mother's Hands." A group of singers will lead the evening service at Cedar Falls Old Staple's Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiman
Jo A. Luartie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Ayehes
Cedar Falls
Hamdry
Tousehoris Clair
World Needs Leader to Guide World Back to Normal
Louis Klaer Dickson, a bible lecturer, told Walter Hampden Theatre audiences that the world seeking stability needs a destiny leader. He urged a master builder through the personal and visible presence of Jesus Christ to save civilization from imminent ruin. A motion picture based on Bruce Burton's The Man Nobody Knows accompanied the talk.
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New York
Louis. Klaer Dickson
Walter Hampden Theatre
Bruce Burton
Mases
Jesus Christ
Vision and insight urged as universal prayer in sermon
Reverend Joseph Fort Newton preached at St. Thomas Episcopal Church calling for clear vision to combat misunderstanding and prejudice amid England's crisis. He cited blindness to truths in history and society, urging insight and love to discern problems and avert danger.
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New York
Joseph Fort Newton
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Edmund Burke
St. Paul
Apostle
Jin ‘Gill
England
China
Dorchester
Mother's Day program at St Paul's M E Church
Mother's Day services planned at St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Williams to preach on Mothers Needed. Program includes songs, solos, recitations, and character sketches of mothers, with readings by Mrs. Emmon and Mrs. Seehenidee, plus musical renditions and evening worship.
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ST. Paul’s
Williams
St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Gilfilan
Marjorie Williams
Gfferrory
George Dayo
Mj Storm
Emmon
Gevove Neyo, Jr
Atha ‘Thormberr
Reading
Urs
Fragmented poem fragment on spring and renewal themes
The text presents a fragmented verse heavy with obscure imagery of spring, resurrection and nature. It mentions paths, shadows, a crowd, and a sense of renewal, with a mix of names and imagined events scattered through a dreamlike meditation on beauty and fate.
Why Be Proud on the Shelf Keep Going to Avoid Shelf
New York May sermon at a West Presbyterian church by Rev Edwin Kelgwin titled Why Be Proud on the Shelf. He argues aging is tied to vision not years and warns youth aging rapidly. He says the greatest work is often done by those past sixty and urges continuous activity and timeless ideals.
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New York
Edwin Kelgwin
West Find
Preasbyleriao
Vollagiin
Stulecraft
Sacred Concert Tonight at First Brethren Church
A sacred concert will be given tomorrow at First Brethren Church by the choir with Miss Ethel Brinkman and Lloyde King assisting. Elizabeth Gillin MeCartney directs. The program includes Obbligato and Liszt works, solos by Brinkman and Wisner, quartet chants, and a silver offering for contributions.
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First Brethren Church
Ethel Brinkman
Jhantis
Reader
Lloyde’ King
Hurttone
Tha ¢Loir
Elizabeth Gillin
Cartney
Brinkman
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Jugis
Dumond Entertainment
Cholr Piang
Jude
Ligzt-Paganing
Baurk
Mark the Lark
Schubert-Liszt
Mix Brinkmann
Oes
Ghoir Sagrano
Rank Wisner
Tgmo
Edgar A
Itest
Sncos Bumstead Rink
Gaul
Northminster Church Mother's Day Program Tomorrow
Northminster Presbyterian Church plans a combined program from the Sunday School and resident preaching tomorrow morning. Meg J. Wh. Hinkhouse will deliver the sermon, with a lengthy service featuring a Morning program of songs, readings, and youths presenting material on "The Path of Our Mothers." Various readers and soloists from the congregation will participate, including Virginia Phillips and Helen Den, under the direction of Alma Stee. The service begins at 10 and ends near 11:39, with proceeds labeled as an observance of Mother's Day.
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First Baptist
Williamson
Buck
Lillian Soliver
White
G. W. Samson
William, Thomson
St. Mark's Episcopal
GC. W. Baxter
Trinity
Américain Imtherun
First United Presbyterian
Alo
Chisholm
Thyme
J. Richmond Morgan
Hosmer
Fred Meculain
Pritz] Kreisler
Church of Christ Scientist
Adam
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
Suddwt
Meg. J. Wh
LoWarnline
Oldenbury
Virginic Thillipa
Durchenswald
Pistenens
Sarstell
Marie Dirks
Maxine Trummed
Steverse
Weiderfill
Pautine
Rosie Veade
Helen den Reading
Minny
Faision
Sola
Ovens Meniqus
Virginia
Phillips
Clarence
Sohn
Durchemwild
Alma
Stee
Christianserts
Hilger Haare
Doris Metin
Linanle Ti
Ela Tina Dingy
Debiison
Hughes Carthage Old Home Town novel critique
A newspaper notice reviews Hughes' The Old Home Town by Harper & Brothers. It previews Carthage Iowa as a small Midwest town with a vision, its social foibles, and plans to harness the Mississippi. The piece notes characters like Odaled nail and Mrs Budlong and questions whether the depiction is Iowan or universally human.
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Rapport Hughes
Harper & Brothers
New York
N. Y
Carthage
Lowa
Tle
Budiong
Viver
Cirthage
Midwest
Mississippis
B . van Craigie
South America
Ariel
Odaled Nail
Carthge
Vanastorbilt
Hughes
Harper's May Issue Honored by Library Council
Harper's Magazine May issue earns high praise from the Library Council with three articles on the list. Other selections include pieces from Atlantic Monthly and Scribner’s, plus recommended juvenile books by the Iowa Library Commission and forthcoming courses in Reading With a Purpose by the American Library Association.
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Harper’s Magazine
Library Council
Cullis Wieder
Harper's Magazine
Council of
Nbr
Harper
Calkfuss
Harper’s
Mrance
Harper's
Singere Suribuer
Seabners
Iowa Library
Perkin
Burberry Gate
Abbotts
Charlie and His Coast Guards
Pierson
Marguerite Wilkinson
Will
The
America Library. Association
Wilkingd
Tastman
Llitle
Bittenhouse
Monre & Cortini
New Voices
Wilkinson
Rittenhouse
Little Eight Open Season at Oelwein May 16
The Little Eight Baseball League will start the season at Oelwein on May 16 with a home game. Home contests include Sumner New Hampton Rendlyn Lawler Tripoli and Dunkerton on various dates. Away games are set at Sumner New Hampton Readlyn Lawler Dunkerton and Denver among others.
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Little Eight
Oelwein
Key
Golittle
Gelwein
Sumner, Inc
New Matmpton
Rendlyn
Lawler
Tripoli
Dunkerton
Sumner
New Hampton
Readlyn
Denver
Waverly Papers Win Press Prizes for Excellence
Des Moines May IP The Independent Republican Waverly was awarded the Iowa Press association cap for best country newspaper in Iowa published in a town of 1,200 or more. The Waverly Democrat placed second with four first honors for towns under 1,260, Peterson Patriot won a first prize, Lone Tree Reporter took second in its class. Judges were O J Benjamin Nevada Thomas M Brown Jefferson and J M Weaver Knoxville.
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Des Moines
May
Independent Republican
Waverly
Iowa Press Association
Iowa
Waverly Democrat
Peterson Patriot
Lone Tre Reporter
O. J. Benjamin
Nevada
Thomas M. Brown
Jefferson
J. M. Weaver
Knoxville
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Eroe Happi
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Christ
Wrist H. Mounsey
Te Dew
Marion Liehty
Donald Gass
Stobert Law
King of
Love
Shepherd
AGM
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Young Peoples’ Orchestra
Clay
Antioch Baptist
uTed
Lomorrow
P. A. Pinkney
Pree Methodist
Jol Watterson
Corian
Rapids
A. OW. Whiteside
Chris- Vai Mieaver Society
Ladheran
Vale of Christian Moth
Henry Muetlar
Martin Hesde
Mother Machrea
Kingdom of God
Henry Prekelia
Mymouth Congregational
Sevelee
Annie T. Millman
Janesville, A
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New Orden
Annie Hillman
Alven EL Ubl
B.D
Bible Features Syndicate (Inc
Cedar Heights
Alen
Fort Newton
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Galildes
Learis
Ardal
Stedcam
Birtontt Sooli
Sinitine Land
Odo
Dr. Keigwin
Northminster Church
TRAV
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Mare Ea Mire
Towa
Neliniska Ape Saad
Dake Belin AH
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Carthages
Dream
Mrs. Budlong
Bookman's
Helen
John Erskine
Troy
Dorgey
Apollo
Doran
Professors House
Gather—Knopf
Soundings
Gibbs—Little
Ogaiant
Symp
Rennédy
Lita
Velen
Bar Fendrick
Doubleday
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Seite
Stokes
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Mark ‘Twain
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