China's Challenge to Sunday Schools
The siege of Tsing Tau and China's clash with Christian missions are framed as a historic struggle against paganism. Trevor Charles E. Scott, longtime resident of Tsing Tau, travels with an international Sunday school tour to Water to share experiences and discuss China’s opportunities amid wartime Christian outreach. The Salvation Army’s fundraising drive is clarified, noting solicitors carry authority letters from Ensign Moyer.
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Tsing Tau
China
Japan
Charles E. Scott
Water
Scott
China Opening Walled Cities for Gospel Impact
Missionary leaders at Teung Tau stress China’s opening as a major challenge to Sunday schools worldwide. Mr Scott asserts China, with one quarter of global population, will dominate the Pacific basin and shape the world unless Christianized. He urges urgency to mobilize and evangelize China’s vast potential population.
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China
Lord Beresford
Rome
Teung Tau
National Christian Church of China
Scott
Eutire Globe
Pacific Basin
Mr. Scott
2000 More Seats in Big Tabernacle
Des Moines reports extension work to add 2000 seats to the Sunday tabernacle. A 12 by 160 foot addition along the north side began under Rev BE H Emett with about a dozen carpenters and electricians. The extension, within the existing contract, will be ready today and expands original space for the evangelistic campaign. Mr Sunday was invited to speak on booze at a February 1915 rally in Harrisburg, and invitations to conduct revivals in St Paul Davenport Rock Island and Moline have been received since his arrival.
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Des Moines
Evangelistic Écampaien Committee
Sunday
Harrisburg
St. Paul
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Myr. Bunday
Salvation Army Campaign Seeks Old Linen For Wounded Abroad
Ensign S. A. Moyer and corps workers launch a drive to collect old linen to aid armies in Europe and other fronts. Waterloo corps continues home relief. calls for assistance are higher than in prior winters as Salvation Army provides aid after careful verification of recipients.
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S. A. Moyer
Salvation Army
Waterloo Corps
Associated Charities
Ensign Meyer
Mr. Edison
YWCA Week of Prayer Observed Worldwide
The YWCA announces a global Week of Prayer themed The Way of Peace. Local events include daily noon meetings and Sunday vesper services. Readers and musical numbers highlight Africa America Asia Australia Southern Europe and Northern Europe with leaders and hostesses named. A new gym class for beginners meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 8:15 p.m.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Way of Peace
F. S. Pettit
Dotha Walker
M. Alda Tate
Africa
Esther Goodenough
5. B. Reed
St. Elmo Bateman
Miss Goodnough
America
W. H. Langlan
T. A. McManus
Edith Wyant
Asia
Kathryn Minnick
Grace Friend
Jacob Bintz
Australasia
J. 8. Tuthil
Gail Wilbur
Alice Frehse
Europe
Paul Davis
Isabelle Gareisken
Marguerite Nesbit
Frances Grout
Union Sunday Schools and Temperance Sunday
The Union Congregational Sunday school will observe temperance Sunday at 10 o'clock. The program includes songs recitations exercises and anecdotes. Pastor Rev. G Russell Parker will speak and members will be asked to sign the pledge. Participants include Elmer Gilbert Grace Morrow Freddie Twaites Mrs Cox's class Vernie Burbank Bud Morrow Clea Abraima Wilma Lowe Mr Phillips Blanche Parrott Inez Abrams and Miss Lowe.
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Union Congregational Sunday School
G. Russell Parker
Elmer Gilbert
Grace Morrow
Freddie Twaites
Wile Start Services At Champlin Chapel
Regular services begin tomorrow evening at Champlin Chapel conducted by laymen from Walnut Street Baptist church men's brotherhood class. Hiram Gilman will speak with several assistants. The chapel Bible school will convene at 2 o clock.
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Champlin Chapel
Men’s Brotherhood
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hiram Gilman
Regular
Chapel Bible School
Pastor Opens New Series of Addresses at Grace Church
Dr. A J Northrup concludes a five sermon run on Individual Choice then begins a new series for Sunday evenings under the general theme What Has Become of Them. The article notes his Grace M E church program and invites reader attention to page 2 for an advertisement.
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A. J. Northrup
Grace M. E. Church
Directory of churches and services on Third Avenue and beyond
A detailed list of churches with addresses pastors and service times across denominations in Waterloo including Seventh Day Adventist, Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist and Catholic churches. Entries cover Sabbath school times, morning and evening services, communion and baptism details, and special events in multiple neighborhoods.
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Episcopal
Christ
Fourth East
G. W. Hinkle
Elijah
St. Mark’s—Corner
Fourth and
Denver Streets
Typhoid Abated At State Hospital Clarin Ida
Des Moines reports typhoid fever at the state hospital in Clarin Ida has been headed off with no new cases. One attendant and two patients died but they were already weakened. Water supply addressed. further trouble unlikely. Also an ad seeks five salesman aged 35 to 45 with drive and persistence for Line to Implement Dealers. Permanent, good pay if successful.
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Des Moines
Clarinida
Bork Vense
Litchfield MG. CO
Evangelical Gospel Team Opens New Meeting Series
The Emanuel Evangelical church at Park avenue and Lafayette street hosts a revival starting Sunday evening. The Evangelical gospel team led by Reva Rashien O M Yurey and E B Jany with pastor Rev Mr Haehlen will conduct services with Mr Yagey speaking alternate evenings. A large choir backs the song services for half an hour before preaching each night at 7 30 except Saturday. Rev Yargy speaks Monday evening. From Tuesday afternoon a one hour session begins.
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First—Sixth
Wellington
W. H. Beachler
Christian Andeavor
First United—Fourth
Allen
R. E. Graves
Christian Endeavor
Vera Blinn
Dayton
Miss Blin
St. Joseph’s—Third and Mulberry
J E. J. Slattery
Wm. Rowah
St. Mary's—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
J M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
Father Friedman
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emanuel
Lafayette and
Park
E. J. Lang
Center Y. P. A
Evangelical Gospel Team
Logan Avenue United
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
K. L
Toséph
The
Brotherhood
M. Mueller
A. Prekel
Engliot Latheerte
Howard Anspach
Land
Martin Luth
Medo-Perala
Alexander
East Park
Kern
Cutler
iDaniel Davies
First United—Second
M. G. Munn
Christ
Westminster
W. B. Sandford
Northminster—Bailey and Avalon Rev. &. W. Lanham
Young People’s Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Evangelical Gospel
Reva. J. A. Rashien
O. M. Yurey
EB. J.any
Calvary Evangelical Church
Emanuel Church
Haehlen
Yagey
Yargy
German services schedule for the week
Afternoon sermons will be given by Hey L. Scheurer on Tuesday, H B. J. Schutte on Wednesday, Rev. J. Ba Faust on Thursday, and Rev. D. J. Relehert on Friday from two to three o'clock. Morning theme is Life from Death and the evening message is evangelistic. The public is invited to all services.
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Hey
L. Scheurer
HB. J. Schutte
J. Ba Faust
D. J. Relehert
Cummins Spends Little in Reelection Campaign
Des Moines reports Senator Cummins filed a statement showing only 150 spent on his reelection campaign with W. Allen. Maurice Connolly reportedly spent about 20,000 though his report is not yet filed. Cummins also says travel expenses totaled 150 while totals for general ticket expenditures remain unverified. Card of thanks from Mrs. Mason and family notes thanks for help after bereavement. Waterloo newspaper ad note included.
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Des Moines
Cummins
W. 5
Allen
Maurice Connolly
Cummitus
State Central Committee
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Antioch
Mulberry Street
R. A. Broyles
Christian
Central—Fourth and South
J. C. Moore
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Fourth and South
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Plymouth
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Tourtn
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J. E. John
Ralph Mason Hix
Craven Family Orchestra
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Grace
Fifth Street East
St. Paul's M. E
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Passtor
Broadway
Linden
EB. A. Baker
Mobile
Albany
I. W. Bess
Douglas
J.L. Riley
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fairth ‘and Mulberry
Effe McCollum Jones
D. D
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Fifth Street
Ensign
S. A
Moyer
Young People’s Legion
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Walter
Tileman & Gindt Chapel
State Hospital
Hiers
Garfield Worsted
Omo
Anne Anderson
M. Yaggy
Cornet
EB. J. Lang
J. A. Maehien
Wm. Mason
South Street
Waterlo Evening Courier
Wnoie Congregational Church
Miss Hemenway
Rose Reichard Marshall
Schunemandeng
Plano
Thearly Music House
Ada
Phonograph Shop
Edison Disc
Brown Crocker Co