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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1926

Page

14

Organizations 10 conduct evening services Sunday

Many churches plan to have outside groups lead evening worship. Grace Methodist will host a missionary pageant The Two Master by Standard-Bearers led by Miss Fred J. Miller. St Pauls M G church will feature Queen Esther girls and a double mixed quartet. Gideons will oversee Walnut Street Baptist service with guest speakers including Frederick Morse and Claude R. Miller.

Somes Methodist Episcopal Church Fred J. Miller Naidlinger Karl’ Roadman Monte Gallia St. Paul’s M. G S. V. Williams Lenore Vaughn Gideons Walnut Street Baptist Church Frederick Morse Claude R. Miller Harry ‘C. Fisher Roy Ghlillan

Twenty Third Psalm as a Vehicle for Athletes Creed

Noroton Conn May 22 Dr George R Montgomery secretary of the Committee on Relations with Eastern Churches of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America spoke at a Presbyterian church. He said a college crew member could express his religious experience like the sheep herder of the Lyanty third psalm and rewrite it with reverence to show faith in the trainer or coach in athletic struggles. He called the Lord a shepherd and a coach with a whole heart for each in the team.

Noroton Conn Hig ‘Rainer Gan

Early Extinction of Small Churches Warned by Minister

The Rev Dr John Richelson of Kenmore Presbyterian warns that skyscraper churches and radio will drive small churches to extinction. He cites falling numbers in 15 years with 382 fewer churches despite growth to over 46 million Protestants. He notes 60story urban churches costing up to 14 million and says Buffalo lags in adopting such grand plans.

Buffalo John Richelson Kenmore -Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church

Commencement Week Plans At Hudson High School

Hudson Louisiana May 22 Special Activities for Hudson High School commence with a Sunday baccalaureate in the auditorium. Rev JT Myers to deliver the address. Glass night is Tuesday with a three act prophecy called Twenty Years Hence. Graduation exercises Thursday with Judge G W Wood of Waterloo as speaker. Names of graduates include Velen Baldwin Zatha Green Lucelia Gutknecht Marion Iseminger Dwight Benjamin Arthur Brann Alyssie Lofton Charon Mattingly Kenneth Mattingly Helen Olsen George Strayer Edward Shintz. Picnic follows Friday at the city park. Class play It Pays to Advertise was staged last Thursday and Friday.

Hudson Hudson High School JT. ‘. Myers G. W., Wood Waterloo Velen Baldwin Zatha Green Lucelia Gutknecht Marion Iseminger Dwight Benjamin Arthur Brann Alyssie Lofton Charon Mattingly Kenneth Mattingly Halen Olsen George Strayer Edward Shintz

New Pastor Named for Yale Church After Aug. First

Nashua May 22 A new pastor will come to the Little Brown Church in Yale to begin duties August 1. Rev George T Hanna plans to resign officially by August 1 and will move to Frostburg Maryland to work in a mission church. His reason is to return east to his home, not dissatisfaction with Nashua work. During his pastorate he married 300 couples at the Little Brown Church and oversaw tours for more than 50 000 visitors.

Nashua Brown Yale George T. Hanna Tie Frostburg Las Gitte Brown Congregational Church of Litte Brown

Installations set for Sunday at First Baptist church

Church officers board members and officers of affiliated societies will be installed during the morning service at First Baptist church Rev R B Wilamson will speak on The Office Magnified The choir will sing O Lord How Excellent In the evening Miss Clara Jobes of Iowa State Teachers College will give an organ recital with Prof G W Samson accompanying selections including My Ain Country Some Sweet Day and Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand This will memorialize the church for its members

O. M. Yager Endeavor Society Plymouth Willim Hardcastle Henry Mueller John Wilson A. Fle B. Society Universalist Willard C. Bodelt Gabriel A. Cobb Balley Thrist Episcopal Itsunday Ts. Manunsey Evangelical Lutheran Fumanuc Texc Henry Prekel Wille Church of Christ G. KB. Smalley Itirst Baptist Church Clara Jobes Iowa State Teachers’ College G. W. Samson Ain ‘Country William ‘Thomson Wayne Smith Wil Hamson Graves Memorial U E. W. Main Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Gvary Robert Jerusalem Spinney Esther Schenk Briggs Maxine Kebster Hirst Methodist Episcopal J. Arthur Young A. M. Donnan Chipman Desert Jennings Trinity American Lutheran H. Moehlmann Synod First Brethren Edwin Boardman Orange High School Township

Birth of a Child in Quiet Church Moments

Fragmented excerpt recalls church visits and inner discontent with sermons and choirs. A child’s hand at the narrator’s side offers a softer, intimate counterpoint to ritual, as memory, longing, and whispered lines of verse mingle with a distant performance from a life beyond the pew.

The Book of Proverbs Wisdom From Ancient Hebrew Text

A compact discussion of the Book of Proverbs within the wisdom literature, highlighting Solomon and Hezekiah made compilations. It stresses the fear of the Lord as the beginning of knowledge, parental counsel, and the home as the training ground for youth, with references to Jesus and biblical authority.

Broverlgs Job Bucclesantes Solomon Hezekiah Hiis Moses David Jesus of Nazareth

Optimism and hardship in a cheerful Bible message

New York May 22 A revival of faith by Rev Russell Bourne argues the Bible is not merely stern but an optimistic book. He contrasts worldly happiness with divine reward through struggle and sacrifice. The sermon urges perseverance, quoting verses about storms and rainbows and the enduring word.

New York Russell Bourne Episcopal Church Aml Sternn God Satan

Hell as a real place in biblical teaching and its fearsome portrayal

The text argues hell is a real place and state of damned souls, citing scriptures from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Revelation, and Psalms. It discusses translations, the worm that dieth not, and the torment described as fire and brimstone, reinforcing the urgency to live righteously to avoid eternal punishment. The author notes Jesus’ death to save from hell and to gain blessings.

Clifford Aope Central Church of Christ Chaucer and Spencer Mimke xvi Jesus Hell Juda xi Ahade Jesta Mathew Way Eis Matthaw Mathew Mae Jesus Christ Klaaven

Dr McGormick to fill new pulpit here on Sabbath

Rev W P McCormick newly elected pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church will occupy the pulpit this Sunday morning and evening services. He and his wife with three children Ruth Dotha and Perry reside at 3213 Denver street. A reception for the pastor and family is planned for June 2 by the church women. Westminster vacation school starts June 7 for three weeks.

W. P. McCormick D. D Westminster Presbyterian Chirch Laberts Claire Padden McCormick

Optimism Alone Is Not Happiness

New York May 22 The road to happiness lies in doing more than expected of us and going the extra mile when asked to give beyond the ordinary. Ray cites life’s pains and disappointments, urging a moral and spiritual surplus to achieve lasting happiness. Our best is often greater than we know, shaped by how others see us.

New, York Ray Donald B. Aldrich Episcopal Church of the Ascension Phera Mr. Aldrich

Presbyterians Plan Union Vesper Service at The Vale

Presbyterians from First Presbyterian Cedar Heights and other congregations plan a 5 30 p m vesper service at The Little Brown Church in the Vale with choir and orchestra. Transportation from Cedar Heights arranged for members without cars. Dr J R Macartney will preach on Curvature of the Soul and Luther A Richman will sing The Earth Is the Lord s and the anthem Lovely Appears.

First Presbyterian Cedar -Ellights Little Brown United Vesper Luther A. Richman J.A. Laurie Cedar Heights Hirch

Spiritual Fire Lights Religion Sermon at West Urn Church

Rev Dr A Edwin Keigvin preached that true religion is a fire that burns within, surpassing creeds. He argued material wealth and idols are worthless unless touched by the spirit, urging that only religion catching fire can be truly understood and lived through Jesus Christ.

New York Edwin Keigvin A. Theligion West Urn Presbyterian Church Isaiah Zion God Taschristiaas Jesus Christ Jesus Anda

Boomerang East Play Seeks Seat Reservations

East Wish senior class began seat reservations for The Boomerang to be staged in East High auditorium next Friday at 7:16 p.m. Reservations can be made at the office of Principal Fred J. Miller.

East Wish East Tigh Auditoriury Ered

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