Supply Ministers to Hold Baptist Pulpits Sunday
Sup ply preachers lead Walnut Street and Burton Avenue Baptist churches with sermons and music tomorrow. El Zariman of the Waye Evangelical Association speaks at Walnut Street Baptist, replacing De. C. H. Snashall, who attends the Northern Baptist convention in Washington. Oliver Enerson preaches at Burton Avenue Baptist, filling for the absent pastor William Wilkins. St Pauls holds a 7:45 am recital by Edith Wyant ahead of its twentieth anniversary events with further May evening programs and a three minute speaker forum.
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Walnut Street
Burton Avenue
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
Br. Parlay EL Zariman
Northern Baptist Convention
Washington
Young People's Arc
The
Aid Society
Edith Wyant
Miss Wryant
Eversole
Bruch
Borowski
Gounedy
RT NM
Wyant
Miss
George Muzzey
Daniel Wainhurdt
H. F. Ackerman
Christ Episcopal
Trinity
BE. B. Mownsey
Henry Prekel
Book of Ecclesiastes Life Worth Living
A Bible features note warns against overemphasizing Ecclesiastes by isolating early chapters. It traces Solomon’s vain experiments under the sun in wisdom pleasure wealth and fate, then finds true value only in fearing God and keeping commandments, echoing Seek first the kingdom.
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Book OF Ecclesiastis
Ecclesiastes
Solomon
Chet
Gog
God
Education minus God sermon decries modern life danger
New York May 29 Dwight Witherspoon Wylie warned the educated classes pose the real danger of modern life. He told a professor with 40 years teaching that many graduates lack purpose and direction. He cited Moses as an example of relying on God for guidance to lead a people from bondage.
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New York
Central Presbyterian Church Law
Dwight Witherspoon Wylie
Moses
Egypt
God
Canaan
Earth
Israel
Rome
Greece
Russia
United States
Rev J A Laurie to Speak Sunday on Prohibition
The Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church presents Dr J A Laurie delivering a morning sermon on The Relation of Prohibition to Prosperity and Progress. A children’s talk is Hitching Your Wagon to a Star, followed by an evening sermon on America’s Day of Memory for her Patriotic Dead.
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W. C. Bodeau
Cobb
Christ
Plauders
Gorden
Johnstone
Park Presbyter
Res. J. Paul Vincent
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Wirdt Tatheran
Wis
Menry Mueller
Louis Stele
Emily Comnstalk
Piinnuth
William Hardegstie
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
America
Mus Martin Luther Sells Lutherans Land Winnipeg
The Canada Colonization Association with the Lutheran Immigration Board closed a deal transferring land near Petersfield, 35 miles north of Winnipeg, from the widow of Martin Luther to newly arrived Lutheran immigrants. The price was 26008 dollars. The widow is a medical practitioner. her husband died last January. Their son Martin Luther was in Heidelberg but planned to study in the United States.
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Winnipeg
Ie Canada Colonization Association
Lutheran Immigration Board
Martin Luther
Himegary
Petersfield
Wiper
Heidelburg
Germany
United States
Iuuther
Y Man Departs as Waterloo YMCA Leader Plans Citywide School Consolidation
Richard son the Waterloo YMCA physical director since 191?, announced he will leave for Englewood YMCA Chicago to pursue similar work. He urged the city to build a adequate YMCA building and unite all schools into one district. Banquet attendees, gifts presented, and annual YMCA meeting noted with 60 present.
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Godspeed
Richardsop
Englewood ‘Y
Chicago
Waterloo
Richardson
Cecil Lanning
C. Ray Wilson
J. H. Butts
W. R. Jameson
A. Morris
A. Cohagan
E. B. Monnsey
J. Arthur Young
Union Worship Series Dates and Speakers Named
Dates and sites for west side union worship begin June 29 and run to August 39 with broadcasts by First Methodist E and other churches. Speakers include Rev. Lormick, Rev. A Young, Rev. C H Jones, Rev. J Re Morgan, Rev. R E Williamson, Rev. u PAR LOE, Rev. WW Chisholm and Rev. Boardman serving as secretary.
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Union
West Side
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
E. Dew
Lormick
First Congregational
O A. Young
Washington Park
C. HH. Jone
Brethren
J Re
Morgan
Westminster Presbyterian
R. EL Williamson
Central Christian
U. Par Loe
United Brethren
Chisholm
Firsat M. EE
AL Sneaker
Mr. Boardman
Brickyard Name Changed In Reinbeck Remarks
New owners at the Gethmann brickyard plan to rename the plant to The Reinink Pressed Brick company. Roy Sharp Fred Giles from Was Jerion and George Dukes from Reinbeck contemplate incorporating the brick plant.
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Reinbeck
Gethmann Brickyard
Gethmann
Reinink Pressed Brick Company
Roy Sharp
Fred Giles
Was Jerion
George Dukes
Memorial Day Observances Across Water loo Churches
Water loo churches set Memorial Day services with 27 patriotic groups at First Baptist, Graves Memorial United Brethren, Central Church of Christ, First Congregational, and others. Rev. Williamson, a WWI chaplain, preaches on The Spirit of ’26. graves rosters read. children shown Gauden’s Lincoln monument image. music and solos noted.
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Waterloo
Baptist Church
Roe. Williamson
France
Servicw
Graves
Memorial United Brethren Church
Memmbers
Eb, W. Mala
Gauden
Lincoln
Clifford H. Jone
Central Church of Christ
Catholic Extension Society Builds 3000 Churches in 20 Years
Chicago May 28 the Catholic Extension Society reports rapid growth through two decades of church building in 43 states. In 1925 alone 250 churches were erected and chapel cars St Paul and St Peter serve frontier dioceses Oklahoma and West Virginia. The society trains mission priests and funds Spanish youth education in Majorca for Mexican missions while aiding 96 missionaries with $30 monthly stipends.
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Chicago
Frst
Catholic Church Extension Society
St. Paul
Oklahoma
Kelley
Society
West Virginia
St. Peter
The
Theatine Fathers
Majorca
World is God’s world says Rev Gordon Baker in New York
Rev Gordon H Baker laments the world’s ills despite progress. He cites murders, thefts, deceit, jealousy, greed, strife, and wars as evidence of ongoing blunders across centuries. He argues humanity fails to restore the good despite advancing knowledge and material gains.
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New York
Gordon TH. Baker
War Prophecies Lecture by W J Drewelaw at Wrights of Pythias
Dubuque speaker W J Drewelaw will address Why World Powers Are Tottering The Remedy at 3 pm tomorrow. He is said to be well acquainted with biblical prophecies on the world war and will discuss possible further trouble in Europe and its outcome. The talk is under the International Bible Students. Other meetings tomorrow include study of The Harp of God at 10 am and The Watch Tower at 1 pm.
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W. J. Drewelaw
Dubuque
Wrights
Pythias Ball
America the land of liberty as defined by libertines
New York May 29 Everett Wagner preaches at the church denouncing liberty that protects criminals and libertines. He argues real freedom comes from discipline and obedience to law, contrasting restrained virtue with licentious behavior. A carved sculpture on Crete is described as a notable finding.
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New York
Raov
Everett Wagner
Llic
America
Boust
Baccalaureate Services Set for West and East High
West and East High schools plan Sunday night baccalaureate services at Hirst Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. Rev R B Williamson will address West graduates on The trig of the Invisible. East speaker is Dr Bary Rondman on The Alliance of Stars and Men. Choirs, processions, and benediction mark full programs attended by district clergy and church members.
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Union
West
East
Hirst
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
R. B. Williamson
William Samson, Jr
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Thurch
Roral Soto
Clifford Th. Jope
Central Christian Church
Bary A. Rondman
Grace M. H. Church
Easlish
Alliance of Stars and Men
Dhere
First Methodist Episcopal
Trinity American Luthera
First United Presbyteran
East High
Walnut Street Baptist
First Evangelical
Plymouth
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Ten Commandments Meet Deepest Needs of Man
New York May 23 Rev Dr Henry Hugh Proctor pastor of Nazarene Congregational church urged his congregation to retain the Ten Commandments in response to Rev Dr Pelix Adler founder of the Ethical Culture Society who argued they should be scrapped. Proctor said the two tables covering duties to God and to man form one great law meeting the deepest needs of man. breaking any law harms the soul. He asserted their economic social and spiritual value and that the priceless jewel enshrined in the heart is love.
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New York
Pelix Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Henry Hugh Proctor
Nazarene Congregational Church
Odtaa and the Jungle Quest by John Masefield
A vivid Jungle Mission tale follows Highworth Ridden to South America to deliver news of Carlotta de Levya’s kidnapping. The adventure blends suspense and peril with a pale historical backdrop under dictator Lopez’s Reds.
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John Masefield
Odtaa
The
MeaeMillan Company
Yada
Highworth
South America
Don Manuel
Carlotta de Levya
Masefield
Odtar
Don Lopez
Reds
Carlotta
Beiset
Shelby County Lets 127 788 Bridge Job
Shelby county awarded the high truss bridge contract the largest in southwestern Iowa to Standard Bridge Company of Omaha for 127,788. Construction to begin within 45 days and finish by April 1, 1927. Also mentions rising sleeping sickness among school children and its effects on conduct.
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Harlan
Shelby County
Iowa
Standard Bridge Company
Omaha
Prohibition Will Depend On Home Loyalty And Enforcement
The letter argues prohibition is essential and hinges on national loyalty. It pins crime on disloyalty rooted in the home, urging parents to model strict conduct, teach loyalty in schools and churches, and demand obedience to all laws to prevent crime and uphold the Stars and Stripes.
Chicago and New York Echoes in Louise Bowen Memoir
Louise de Kowen Bowen recounts family memories from Port Dearborn to 1812 tales of Indians and the Lincoln Park cemetery era. She links Chicago social work at Hull House, United Charities, Juvenile Protective, and the Suffrage movement to vivid, humorous recollections and parallels Edith Wharton’s Old New York portraits.
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New York
William Culfen Bryant
George William Curtis
Edwin Booth
Joan Hay
General Custer
Ivin Sickels
Louise de Kowen Bowen
Chicago
Hull House
United Charities
Juvenile Protective Association
Woman's City Club
Brazil and Other Notices in Literary Roundup
Book notices review Brazil after a Century of Independence by James and Blair Niles as a solid historical survey with chapters on government states resources and travel advice. Delights and romances fill new novels by Maz de la Roche and J. C. Snaith while royal and imperial figures are described in vivid biographical sketches. Also previewed are Winter Rye by Daniel Chase and other Bobbs-M Merrill titles.
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Herman Gerlach James
Brazil
Iman
Blair Niles
South America
Mrr. James
Bobbs-Merrill
Daniel Chase
Saveral
Daniel Chrise
Massachusetts
Thoroly
Herbert Quick
Iowa
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Y. W. CG. AL Spiiitess Church of Christ
C. &. Shrey
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J. R. Macartney
John
Mary
Godfrey Elton
Alvin FR. Bell
D. D
Bible Features Syndicate (Inc
de. Wylie
W, Richardson
Fred McClain
C. R. Sanborn
Jesus
Robert Bickley
First United Presbyterian
W. O. ‘Chisholm
W. J. St
Methodist Episcopal
Helen Snelson
St. Mark's Episcopal
C. W. Baxter
F. Herbert Moekhan
Catholic Extension Society
Mrs
Rev
Gordon H. Baker
W. J. Drewelow
Brandel Libertines Land
Crete
Ten Commandments
Tl. W. Howe
Dewar
Senate Committee
Bank Statie
Calle Wieder
Mapel Usgounwright
Edith Wharton
York
Mrs. Wright
Mazc Deia Roche
MacMillan Company
Mazo de la Roche
Duke of York
Czar
Ami¢lic
Portugal
Charlotte
Mexico
J. C. Snaith
Indies
Appleton
London
Balkans
Abraham
Mount
Moriah
B.C
Gol
Moria
Harding
Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Church of Friendliness
Sermon
Mount Moriah
W. T. McCormick
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