West High class of 1927 baccalaureate services unite churches
Churches from the West High district gather for a joint baccalaureate in the school auditorium with Dr W W J McCormick of Westminster Presbyterian delivering the main sermon This service leads to memorial sermons across several pulpits and a morning program at First Brethren church in tribute to deceased members The day features choirs readings and organ music and proceeds with a tribute to national history through readings and songs
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West High
WW. J. McCormick
Wreatminster Presbyterian Church
Arthur Young
Elijah
Mendelssohn
King
Edwin Boardman
Ashford
Mayer
C. L. Kenagy
John Prindle Seatt
A. It. Kinderson
Dr. McCormick
Kenedleton
Willian
Endres
St. Mark's Episcopal
I. E. Farwell
We Baxter
Worthminster Presbyterian
E. H. Kimball
Elizabeth Walker
A. McBlain
W. P. McCormick
Harker
Neidlinger
West High School
First Congregational
J. Richmond. Morgan
National Council of Congregational Churches
Omaha
Arthur E. Tish
Iowa State Teachers College
Thachor
Pflueger
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Andrews
P.M Who
Kyw
Dr. Long
Ryw
Bobh
Abe Rerding
S P.M Who
Little Brown Church
S—S
Presbyterian Service
Sereter
WMAC
WOW
Ailo
Clureh
WLIW
J. MM. Wsay
Wiz
Planiat
KDEA
WEAF
WSAT
WCCO
WSAI
WOC
WCY
WLY
Zoo Music
WHO
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WSAL
M— Iwtam
Tvensong
WERAA
Baptist Service
WON
Muale Roam
WJID
KPAB
WORD
WYW
WSB
Sila
WCAU
Trinity M. E
Congregational Church
Wam
KTHS
WIR
WVAR
WCALT
WIBO
Muse
Little Symphony
Contempt Held Greatest Sin Says Reverend Norwood
New York May 21 Reverend Robert Norwood rector of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church denounces contempt as the worst sin far deeper than debauchery. He calls for Christian tolerance and insists followers must accept every person as a brother or sister to curb contempt permeating learning and religious institutions.
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New York
Robert Norwood
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Norwoort
Jesus Christ
Iowa
The Shepherd's Night Watcher Jewel in the Diadem
A reflective and archaic verse fragment depicts a shepherd offering humble worship while observing distant guiding figures. The speaker recalls distant wise ones moving through night and a jewel-like light in the heavens.
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Bythicham
The Flapper Era Refrains From Timeworn Childhood
A poem contrasts old and new eras, noting hair fashion, barber shop culture, and changing youth. It laments the loss of past sweetness and charm while affirming that childhood and simple joys endure despite fashion and societal shifts. It recalls Eve and Adam amid praise and blame for modern change.
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Eve
Adam
Warn Assembly Sabbath Day Threat to Sunday Sanctity
San Francisco May 28. The Presbyterian board of Christian Education reports the loss of the American Sabbath is seriously threatened as Sunday becomes Amusement Day. It notes lobbying before legislative committees and a DC Sunday law bill, says efforts killed commercialized amusement, and urges renewed campaign to maintain Sabbath observance against rising desecration.
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San Francisco
Cal
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
General Assembly
District of Columbia
Congress
Committee On
Lord’s Day Alliance
Altho
America
Say It Now Kind Words Drive Love and Cheer
A fragmented verse urges immediate acts of love and kindness. It champions sharing praise, warm thoughts, and helpful deeds today rather than delaying. The text blends misspelled lines and stray phrases, conveying a hopeful call to action and compassion.
Take Religion With You On Vacation Pastor Advises
New York May 28 Rev Gordon H Baker pastor at Washington Heights Baptist church urged vacationers to keep faith while away. He said leisure can lure souls to danger while work keeps focus. warned against leaving Bible behind as one girl did planning a four week trip.
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New York
Gordon H. Baker
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Laughter and humor in marriage and faith discussed
New york May 28 Rev C Everett Wagner at West Side M E church preached The Value of Laughter linking humor to stable marriage noting laugh-at-differences can repair disputes and counter Christian reformers ridicule He critiqued Prohibition and Sinclair Lewis Elmer Gantry while urging laughter as a counter force Vacation Bible School planned by Free Methodist June 9 to 23 with Rev J W Whiteside guiding teachers Bible study topics by the International Bible Students association at 2 and 3 pm Sunday in the B and T W club room
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New York
C. Everett Wagner
West Side
M. EF. Church
Sinclair Lewis
Elmer Gantry
Free Methodist Church
J. W. Whiteside
Bible Students
International Bible Students Association
T. W
Stufflebeam Rites Set for Sunday in Waverly
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Stufflebean will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Koch funeral home in Waverly burial will be in Amey Cemetery north of town. The bereaved include nephews and other relatives.
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Bervica
Waverly
Thomas Stufflebean
Ab. Koch Fivers
Amey
Fvacinum
Putibearersa
Memorial Day Services Across Waterloo Churches
Waterloo churches unite for Memorial Day services with Grace church as guest. Rev Earl A Rondman preaches The Christ Who in the Prince of Peace at Wa terloo. choirs perform Te Deum and other anthems. Lutherans, Baptists, Presbyterians, and other groups hold morning sermons and evening concerts, with confirmations, baptisms, and choir selections noted alongside pastoral messages and memorial addresses.
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Waterloo
Grace Church
Earl A. Rondman
Voyrich
Wlw
White
8Mietan
Ashmiall
Christian
Shelley
Israel
Spicker
Bartlett
Bird
Bock
Renachman
Imimenvel Lutheran
K. J. Studt
A. H. Lemmann
Gertrude Bartelt
Eleanor Dan Kenbring
Lenore Claus
Ethel Schaffer
Paul Studt
Mardell Schultz
Clarence Richmann
John Bilege
Cito Barney
Harold Schultz
Donald Wenthe
Elmer Timmermann
Norbert Hahn
Friedrich Widmann
Arthur Widmann
Walnut Street Baptist
Warrenl
Steeves
Dudley
Buck
LaVerne Wilox
Bernice Scrogey
Mise Wilcox
Serson
A. Matthews
Mac Howell
Hawthorne and Hagerman Addition
First Presbyterian
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Martha McCormick
Carrie Jacobs Bondy
Tertius Noble
America
Dudley Buck
Unification of America
Oliver M. Yagay
God
Hausley
Endeavor
Don M. Guby
Methodist
W. A. Franklin
Alva Finders
Linden M
C. Wi. Harrop
Jesus
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Plymouth Congregational
God of All Grace
William Hardcastle
Cedar Heights Church Ascension Day Services Planned
Rev J A Laurin will conduct the 11 a m service at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church with The Silent Cantain as the children's story. At 2 p m Rev Mr Laurie discusses What China Wants and the Present Outlook.
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Cedar Heights Church
J. A. Laurin
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
At & P.m
Laurie
China
Prayer as the Soul's Sincere Deal
Poem reflects on prayer as the soul's simple speech and vital breath. It portrays prayer as the Christian's protection at death and a private link to God, contrasting true devotion with sighs and silent longing.
Wider vision and faith urged to lead the world
Rev Albert E Ribourg argues in a sermon at St Andrews Epis Copal church that the nation must possess wider wisdom and clearer faith to lead the world. He says real progress depends on spiritual forces beyond banks and factories and urges a valid gospel as salve for ignorance and greed.
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New York
Albert E. Ribourg
St. Andrew's Epitsegpel Church
Religion 15 Held Power for Good in Modern Society
New York May 28 Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick preached at Park Avenue Baptist Church arguing religion, when rightly used, is the most beneficent force in the world. He warned science cannot replace religion and urged Christians to live by faith, not merely science, to avoid bigotry and war. Religion provides a morally reasonable universe, spiritual resources, a united personality, and a high ideal to follow.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Fosdick
Dr. Fasdick
Mississippi
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday measures flood forecast
Herbert Hoover will describe flood conditions along the Missouri and Mississippi basins on WOC and KOLL with a large broadcast of music acts and announcers. The schedule lists numerous stations and programs through tonight into Monday including orchestras, operas, quartets, theater organ, and a long lineup of concerts and talks.
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Anyociarea Preas
Herbert Hoover
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Red and Blus
Jowans
WOC
Mile
Lronne
Grrliam McName
Mitton J. Crome
KOLL
G. A. Plantat
Etring
WHE
WMAQ
WGN
KOM
WEAF
Wee
Wow
Kyw
Uncle Bob
WSAL
WSAT
WGY
WEAR
KOU
AFP
Ma Wcco
WIID
Orchestre
SOM
WBAP
WDA
WSM
WAZ
WRC
Wey
WTAM
Vaudevilla
Ato Me
KFAB
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
WFAA
WJC
Ins
Austria
WEBH
KMA
KTHS
WDAP
KOA
Woo
Altis
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Christian College
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