Darwinism Weakened By Elimination Of God, Pastor Says
Pastor Charles David Darling of Westminster Presbyterian delivers a Sunday sermon attacking Darwinism. He argues Darwinism denies the soul, free will, and humanity, claiming its logic leads to degeneration and world crime. He cites Germany’s embrace of evolution and calls for religion to explain man’s true nature.
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Westminster Presbyterian’ Church
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Darwin
Saul Begins His Great Career In Saul's conversion to Christianity
Saul with the Damascus disciples after baptism recounts his transformation from persecutor to preacher of Christ. Barnabas introduces him to the apostles, opposition from Jews rises, disciples aid his escape to Caesarea, and the early churches grow in Judea Galilee and Samaria under bold faith and fear of the Lord.
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Galilee
Samaria
Saul the Apostle and the Dawn of Faith
A study of Saul’s conversion and bold early work in Damascus and Jerusalem. Barnabas sponsors him, opponents doubt him, and solitude in Arabia is shown as the nursery of great thoughts shaping his later defense of Christ. Canon Farrar reflects on solitude’s role in faith.
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Mrs Allen Finds Early Ripe Strawberries in Garden
Mrs Birney Allen of 733 West Third Street found ripe neverbearing strawberries this morning after severe frosts. In church Sunday school events, Harry Parsons was elected president Mary Humphreys vice president and Dorothy Edwards secretary. Rev B B Mounsey chairs meetings as ex officio. Forty seven young communicants, including those confirmed May 10, were seated at a long spring-flowers decorated table.
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Birney Allen
West Third Street
Harry Parsons
Mary Humphreys
Dorothy Edwards
B. B. Mounsey
Alumni Society Formed at Christ Episcopal Church
Alumni Association of Church School Communicants was formed at Christ Episcopal Church after a Sunday breakfast in the parish house. Officers sponsored the meeting to promote interest in Christ Church School.
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Congregationalists to Meet at Creston in May Conference
The eighty sixth annual Congregational conference meeting at Town and the thirty ninth annual Iowan Woman's Home Missionary union will convene jointly in Creston from May 19 to 22. Notable speakers include P N McNaught Anti-Saloon League official. Rev Neboth Osborne of Burlington on Incarnation and Revelation. and Rev Herbert W Gaces of Boston on Building a Better World. The Young People's conference is set for Wednesday evening amid a program of church work and entertainment. Tickets are available at low roundtrip excursion fares via the Wabash Railroad. Contact Wirlow Union Stating Des Moines for details.
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Creston
Congregational Conference
Town
Iowan Woman's Home Missionary Union
P. McNaught
Neboth
Osborne
Burlington
Herbert W. Gaces
Boston
Young People
Wabash
W. Wirlow
Union Stating
Des Moines
World awakens to leper interests says Dr Farmer
Dr Marty Farmer, speaking in Waterloo, discusses leprosy status and cure potential. He cites 2,006,000 global cases, notes China hosts half, and praises sanitation, care, and mission work. He highlights U.S. leprosy colonies, Korea example, and Mary Reed’s 30 years aiding lepers.
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Waterloo
Kig
China
Ishya
Philippines
Methodist Epic Church
United States
Carrville
New Orleans
Korea
Wilson
Presbyterian Church South
Farmer
Mary Reed
A Magic Bloom in memory of Mary Macurities
Poem fragment memorializes the late Mary Macurities with themes of love, death, and longing. Beulan Vick Bickley writes of a magic bloom as a key to return from death, invoking Valhalla and desert imagery as a personal ode to enduring love.
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Beulan Vick Bickley
Valhalla
Mary Cones
T. C. Fraternity Is Incorporated At Iowa State Teachers
Articles for Lambda Gamma Nu social fraternity at Iowa State Teachers College were filed for recall. Objects include promoting scholastic standards and character, honoring independence and US constitution, and upholding Christian daily life. Trustees Teo Hughes Merrill Helstey Frya. advisory Leslie Reed. officers Domer Remschneider Steger Carson. Osage Man Dies Suddenly From Heart Disease
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Lambda Gamma Nu
Iowa State Teachers College
United States
Teo Hughes
Hf. W. Merrill
Willam Helstey
Emil RB. Frya
Leslie J. Reed
D. S. Domer
Earl Remschneider
Leonard A. Steger
John Carson
Kezar Cafeteria Moves to Irving Hotel Building
Kezar Cafeteria on Fourth Street West will close this evening and reopen Thursday evening at the Irving Hotel building located at Commercial and Bridge streets. New tables and chairs arrived and crews have been installing fixtures and redecorating. An orchestra is planned for the opening.
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Fourth Street
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