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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1928

Page

11

Mrs Eyestone to Talk of China in St Pauls M E

Churches plan a day of services with guest speakers on Mission work. Mrs J B Eyestone will speak in the morning on life in China and Rev Clyde Baker will headline the evening with lantern slides. The event marks the annual bank offering by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society.

St. Paul's ‘Methodist Women's Foreign Missinery Society Charles Storm Society J. B. Eyestone Vernon China Lfe Clyde Baker Mt. Vernon Grace Methodist Episcopal Grace Church Roy Leslie Smith Dudley Buck Smith Dana Campbell Scott Pn Aees

Children Day Program at Church of the Brethren

A Sunday night observance at 7:30 in the Church of the Brethren led by Rev. A. P. Brough features a junior worship, a primary flower song, and a congregational hymn. A dramatization titled Gods Marvelous Provision for Man In the Sun follows with scenes The Sunrise Dawn Sunbeams at Work Tracing All Lesser Light Back to the Sun, along with songs and a doll play Dolly Has the Flu. Fifty children sing God Is Love as two beginners stage a playlet and a Bible drums Ruth closes the program.

Church of the Brethren A. P. Brough Dolly Ruth

Cedar Heights church services and Watertown speaker

At Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church A R Armbrust Waterloo will preach in the morning. Miss Bertha Hatch Iowa State Teachers College will speak in the evening. Rev J A Lamle pastor is in Tulsa Oklahoma attending general assembly as a commissioner from Waterloo Presbytery. Weather notes mention standard bureau equipment and conditions and wind.

Cedar Heights A. R. Armbrust Waterloo Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church Bertha Hatch Iowantate Teachers College J. A. Lamle Tulsa Oklo General Assembly

Untitled poem fragment on gardens and childhood joy

Fragmentary verse praises gardens and nature as worth the cost of care and toil. It reflects on summer blooms, trees, birds, and friendships, pairing hardship with beauty and childhood memories. The voice laments sorrow yet finds value in growth and tenderness through seasons.

Separation of church and state in Turkey ends Islam as state religion

Angora May 26 The Turkish parliament erased from the constitution the clause Islam is the religion of the state ending 11 centuries of Moslem and Turkish linkage. The move, part of Kemal’s secularizing drive since 1924, removes the caliphate and replaces Koranic law with Swiss civil code, while stressing the state cannot pray or be a Moslem. The amendment notes this does not imply atheism but prevents state interference in religion.

Angora Turkey Kemal Anatolia Abdul-Medjid Effendi Europe Vahicddine Republic Broussa New Turkey Mahmoud Essad Bey

Hospitality urged as Christian duty in modern age

Perth Amboy May 26 Rev Frederick B D Niedermeyer pastor First Presbyterian church urged that Christian hospitality remains a duty not much practiced today. He cited scriptures that entertain angels unawares and warned against excuses from small homes cost of help or apartment living. He stressed hospitality exists in mind and spirit as well as in material things through friendliness benevolence and generosity.

Perth Amboy Frederick BD. Niedermeyer First Presbyterian Church

Secular Turkish Reforms Prompt Plainly New Oath Change

A newspaper review discusses reforms in Turkey under a secular government. It notes the shift from religious to civil oaths, the removal of Islamic symbols from official life, and predicts drastic constitutional changes. The piece highlights hopes for religious freedom equality among Muslims Christians and Jews amid shifting identity.

Mecca Thun Allah

Church union sparks debate over denominational merger

New York May 26 Alarm over a Methodist Episcopal Church plan to unite with Presbyterians follows a Chelsea Presbyterian minister’s Sunday sermon. Rev Thomas H Whelpley warns mergers foster ecclesiastical politics and sectarian division, citing Canada’s Presbyterian Congregational union as a cautionary example. He argues spiritual unity through fellowship suffices.

New York Methodist Episcopal Church Kansas City Thomas H. Whelpley Chelsea Presbyterian Church Canada House of God

American Haste Sermon Opposes Feverish Modern Life

New York May 26 Preaching against American haste at St James church rector Frank Warfield Crowder warns feverish activity ages bodies and sterilizes souls. He lauds pauses as recreation and notes progress in civilization and peace moves slowly yet steadily under God despite apparent stagnation.

New York St. James Protestant Episcopal Church Frank Warfield Crowder Christ Lfe

Confirmation to Be Conducted at Immanuel Church

Confirmation of this year’s catechumen class of 13 will occur Sunday morning at Immanuel Lutheran church in English. The service will begin at 9:30 a.m. with catechization, a pastor’s address on Gen. 16.8, special songs, and a chartered Cedar Falls bus at 8:30 a.m. A Pentecost service in German follows at 3 p.m. with a sermon on Rom. 8:16-17.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Arthur Manske Vernon Woebbeking Alwin Wunder Carl Woebbeking Robert Widdel George Sieglaff Gertrude Heinel Louise Frahm Gertrude Gipe Eleanor Frahm Esther Venter Edelaerd Steinberg Bernice Mixtorf Cedar Falls College Hill

Missionary to Speak at Linden Church on India

Rev. A. B. Chamberlain, a returned missionary from India, will address Linden Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 o clock Sunday morning June 3. His topic is India and Its Customs and he will illustrate the talk with Indian curios and costumes.

A. B. Chamberlain India Linden Methodist Episcopal Church

Memorial Sunday Observed Across Churches

Memorial day emphasis fills sermons and music in numerous churches tomorrow. Rev C L Kenagy preaches morning on The Modern Pilgrim's Progress and evening on The Gospel on the Jericho Road as Christmas? memorial observances. Various choirs perform hymn selections and special anthems. Services include baptisms, round tables, and discussions on United Brethren and other church extensions.

Jericho Road C. L. Kenagy First Baptist Church Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Mr. Kenagy Buck Mathews Andrews Graves Memorial United Brethren Simper A.T. White, Jr Sfth United Brethren P. M. Schreiner R. W. Schear L. C. Ransom Morris

Steeves to Speak to Young People Graduating

Dr. Warren L. Steeves will preach Sunday morning on Our Young People and Their Future Education, with the service aimed at city high school graduates. Evening subject is How To Be a Clean Christian, choir anthem Dear Lord and Father of Mankind. Afternoon services: Hawthorne branch led by Robert F. Kittrell on The Substitutionary Death of Christ. Hagerman branch with Albert Baum presiding. Lafayette Street chapel with Fred E. Morse on Sin and Forgiveness.

Warren L. Steeves Protheroe Lord Galbraith Walnut Street

Bishop Longley to Preach and Confirm at Whitsunday Service

Rev H S Longley D D bishop coadjutor of Iowa will be celebrant at St Mark s Episcopal Church for Whitsunday. He will confirm an adult class and preach on The Feast of Pentecost The Birthday of the Church. Early Eucharist led by Rev James Creede. Christ Church will hold two communion services with a 7 30 a m and 11 o clock service. Rector Rev Ernest B Mounasey will preach on I Believe in the Holy Spirit.

H. S. Longley D. D Lowa St. Mark's “Episcopal Church Whitsunday James Creede Christ Episcopal Church Ernest B. Mounasey

One Sweetly Solemn Thought Hymn Story Told

A tale recounts the hymn One Sweetly Solemn Thought appearing in various lives. An elder gambler in Macao quits after hearing the tune. Phoebe Cary and her sister Alice are noted for poetry and poverty, and a captain’s son dies at three while recalling the hymn.

Phoebe Cary China Macao Harry Phoebe Gary Alice Cin

Van Dyke Declares Bible Guides Goodness Not Science

New Brunswick New Jersey May 26 Dr Henry van Dyke told Rutgers fourth annual Parents day ceremony that the bible is a guide to goodness not a science textbook He said religion and science are allied not opposed and that scientific progress will not push religion from human life.

New Brunswick N. J Henry van Dyke Kirkpatrick Chapel Rutgers University van Dyke England

Ready Conformity to Public Opinion Great Heresy

Denouncing conformity of the American people to public opinion as the greatest heresy of the day, Rev. Bernard McQuade warned that 99 percent of reasoning rests on belief. He urged adherence to Christ over broad-minded compromise, criticizing utilitarian morality and urging life aligned with eternal Christian principles.

New York Bernard McQuade Castilian Council Knights of Columbus K. of Father McQuade Christ Supreme Court of God

Hammill Speaks at Merle Hay Memorial

Governor Hammill will be principal speaker at a memorial service Sunday afternoon in Glidden Carroll county. The event honors Merle Hay the first Iowa boy to fall in France during World War I. Glidden is Merle Hay’s hometown and Merle Hay road marks the route to Camp Dodge with a monument nearby.

Courier Des Moines Join Hammill Glidden Carroll County Merle Hay Iowa France Camp Dodge

Night Prayer and Wanlington Cherry Trees Gift

A poetic verse prays for quiet sleep and divine protection as exhausted souls seek rest. It is followed by a note about Japan gifting almost 2,000 flowering cherry trees to the city of Wanlington in 1917. The two items exist as a fragmentary historical clipping from a Toronto Globe source.

Wanlington Japan

Cantata Cast 174 Ties East Junior High Music Night

One hundred seventy four East Junior High students perform cantata By the Sea Tuesday at 8 p m in East High auditorium under Miss Norma E Gaiser and G T Bennett. Junior High boys and girls glee clubs and orchestra join 174 students including 39, 53 and 82 members. Betty Harrington accompanist. The program features Fortuna Overture Always Jolly March Wooden Shots Dutch Dance Lets Go March Praise for Peace Two Frogs Whisperite Hope The Cowboy Chorus of the Sea and other selections. Thomas A Edison held over 1 000 patents.

East East High Norma E. Gaiser G. T. Bennett Betty Harrington Zamecnik Zameccnik Friedrich F. Flemming Frederick Jerome Alice Hawthorne George S. Schuler

Patriotic units join for memorial service at First Evangelical

Members of Robert Anderson post number 68 and allied patriotic groups attend a Sunday memorial service at First Evangelical Church at 10 45 am. Rev Oliver M Yaggy preaches on The Path to Permanent Peace. The program includes Memorial Day March, America the Beautiful, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Let Us Have Peace, The Star Spangled Banner and other chorale pieces with choir soloists and a bagpipe or brass ensemble.

Robert Anderson Post Grand Army of the Republic First Evangelical Church Oliver M. Yaggy Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Lux- Ufary Daughters of Union Vet Woman's Relief Corps Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G. A Howe-Steffes Winsthrop Miss Schoudt Graffe Leo Olson Berman Mr. Yagay Flanders Nevins Chopin Miss Schmidt

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Mrs.eyestone ST. Paul's M. E First Lutheran Henry Mueller Synodical Institutions of Learning Henry Renkin Wiliam H. Monk George Vail First Presbyterian Kampion Virginia Fish Gounod Thomas Raymond Niven Shelley Linden Joseph Yates East Park Freeshylerian At & P.m Payne Chapel African RT. E J. P. Sims Ata P. m George W. Day Antioch Baptist Bo Pom Payne Choir Plymouth Congregational William Hardcastle Areport Minte Church of Christ Truth Sophie F. Smalley United States Bureau of Standards Edeya Edgar A. Gueit Slam Ao Kelam Church Union T. H. Whelpley Dr. Crowder Immanuel Church Odd Fellows First Baptist First Methodist J. Arthur ‘Young Homer Albright Amy Spaldoz Hedden F. Herbert Moehlmann First Congregational J. Richmond Morgan State Conference of Congregational Churches DeKoven Northminster Presbyterian Andrew McSlain F. H. Shedd Westminster Presbyterian W. P. McCormick Hawley First Church of Christy Scientist First Brethren Edwin Boardman First United Presbyterian Chisholm W. L. Steeves Longley Cinnati J Phoebe Cary H. D. Ganse Haible Hammill Virna Sheard Toronto E. J. Hls Tietecee Giacomo ‘Rossini Carrie Jacobs Thomas A. Edison First Evangelical Northwestern National Lifensurance Company Firons Matt Gruben and Sons Waverly, la Cor. W. 4Th Baltimore Sts Ray Kilmer N. G Gates College West Park Ave Galileo Pisa Aristotle Westminster Presbyterian Church Church of Friendliness
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