Tomorrow's Adventist and church services list Waterloo area
The schedule lists Adventist Jefferson and Park venues with Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. and services at 10:30 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. First Jefferson Park venue features Rev. Clyde J. Askins with 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Other churches on Walnut Lime streets and nearby areas show morning worship 11:15 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. sessions, plus various junior and senior programs. A Denver convention report is promised, and several new members are anticipated.
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Barris
Jefferson Street
Park
Clyde J. Askins
Ervices
Denver
Walnut Street
John Bunyan Smith
Smith
East High
Grace Bf. E
Mith
Antioch
Douglas Treet
J. W. Bowles
Unday School
Serlees
At & P.m
Burton Avenue
Rich
Vv. C. Kalord
Public Warship
Unior
Unior B. ¥. P. U. 2P. My Senior, 6:45 . m. Brotherhood
Sturday
Garyerome
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth Street
New
M. L. Tate
Mark’s
Thomas Horton
Jlic
Epworth
Thoreday
Dinden
Archer Avenue
John C. Olson
Nevada Street
FL A. Mayneld
Glanwood St
Albany
Moiley
H. C. Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
H. & Eailey
Borthminster
Bailey and
Avalon
BD. J. Gretzinger
Fatherlam
cMahon
Luther League
T. Mary's Church
Lafay
Maple
Park Avenue
Franciscan Mueller
Henry Kuester
F. Biyam
Peter B. Volz
Joseph H. Toth
Aries
Christadelphian
Fourth
Randolph
Christadelphian Ecgclesia
Frank W. Court
Bibb
Randolph Streets
Epworth League
Fourth and South
Life
Gatty Sellars
Serrill
Grace
Fifth Street Eastunday
B. J. Lockwood
D. D
Christian Ein
Byworth League
St. Paullé
C. E. Luce
Tearch OF Christ
Broadway
First Church of Christ
Balvation Army
Big Brother Mission
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nichols
Woods Building
Ruth Magowan
Ruth Magowan, General Secretary. ¥. C.A
Bridge Street
J. T. Houser
Harrison Oarthun
Goagel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Kistner
Third Street
Victor A. Hall
Webster Street
Fred Daniela
Miralon
Fifth Street
Fisher
Fred Daniels
Metropolitan
Holiness Museion—Co School
Activities for Women’s Athletic Association programs
The Women’s Athletic Association announces summer activities including canoeing on Mondays at 6 p.m. with instructors, tennis practice on Tuesdays, and an eight week swimming course at the Y M C A pool starting soon. Open to all women and girls who can swim. no membership in the association required.
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Cedar River
Y. WW. C
Pine Streets
W. C
Oman's Athletic Association
Churches West in Union Service at 8 p.m Sunday
Churches west will unite in a special service at First Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Sunday. The program aims to appeal to lovers of music and men of thought. It opens with a 40 minute organ concert by Gaity Sellars, followed by a 30 minute address by Dr. Louis A. Banks of Boston. The public is welcome.
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M. E
Gaity Sellars
Louis A. Banks
Boston
Sellars
The Heavens in June by Pont Brainin of the Columbia
The article extols June night skies, detailing visible planets Jupiter Venus Saturn and Neptune, bright stars like Regulus Capella Vega Altair Arcturus Spica Deneb and Antares, discusses star magnitudes, distance effects on brightness, and color meaning for stellar temperature, plus notes on constellation groupings and historical naming.
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Pont, Brainin
Columbia
Iversity Observatory
James Russell iLowell
Fune
Neptune
Jupiter
Venus
Leo
Regulus
Saturn
Capella
Auriga
Polilux
Heavenly Twins
Spica
Virgo
Arcturus
Hootes
Vega
Lyra
Altair
Aquila
Eagle
Deneb
Cygnus
Scorpio
Antares
Aldebaran
Taurus
Pollux
Sirius
Earth
Orion
Gen Wood Unable to Come to Cedar Falls on Tuesday
Gen Leonard Wood, set to give the college commencement address in Cedar Falls Tuesday, wires that a relative’s funeral will prevent attendance. Dr Frank Gunsaulus of Chicago will substitute. The luncheon honoring Wood’s presence has been cancelled.
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Wood
Cedar Falls
Leonard Wood
Frank Gunsaulus
Chicago
Gen. Wood
Syracuse Classes Penalized For Rioting
Syracuse University Chancellor Dr Day fined three sophomores 100 dollars and the freshman and sophomore classes 200 dollars each for disturbances during moving up day riots. The action followed a police call after one class attacked a house where rivals sought refuge. One freshman was assaulted. others were injured but recovering.
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Syracube
Jima! ‘Sk
Syracuse
Sopho
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Batts
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Wellington
Ti . Gaughnour
Banks-Sellars Serice
Church of the Brethren—Seventh
A. P. Blough
Knights of Pythian Hall
Aesrev
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Éeig Peiten
J. Doctor
Immanuel—Waelnut and
Vine
Fev. H. Prekel
Dutheran'sSouth
Bethany Sunday School
Englewood Avenue
S. D. McAuley
Gedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
Rev. N. &. Methteskhyy
United Beetheen
Gravéey Memorial
Fourth and
Allen
Jacob Yagey
Lam
Christian Haneover
Woman’s Athletic Association
P.E.O
3. J. Peterson
H. L. Eels
BR. A. Rust
Carrie Budke
John Farrel
Waucoma
Miss Budke
Ruth Smith
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Marguerite Cordes
J. H. Smith
Anna Magner
Lernice Thompson
Irene Brennan
St. Mark's
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Henry Heis J
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Daniels
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Evening Courier
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