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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1927

Page

12

Women to Conduct Two Church Services Tomorrow

A schedule of worship across Grace Methodist Episcopal Burton Avenue Baptist East Park Presbyterian First Lutheran First Presbyterian Christ Episcopal Immanuel Lutheran First Evangelical Universalist and other churches notes women leading services. Heroic themes include The American Home and The Gospel of a Person with choir performances and special music.

Woman's Home Missionary Society Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Burton Avenue Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society of East Park Presbyterian Church Federated Women's Clubs First Presbyterian Church Roy Lesiie Smith Grace Church Courage Olive L. Barker Home Missionary Society Quaree Violet Watters Dana Campbell Michael Ehlinoff Walter Goken Bartlett Henry Mueller God of Our Roy EB. Nolte Roy Gilfillan Mr. Mueller First Presbyterian Clinton F. Smith Gwenn Gilbert Quorak Dudley Buck Harry Rowe Shelley East Park Linden M. E Joseph Yates Epworth League Christ Episcopal Ernest Maunsey Immanuel Lutheran A. H. Semmann King of Grace First Evangelical O. MY. Yaggy Warhurst Gourd Universalist Church Wilson Sutherland Willard Q. Bodell

Rabbi defines Jews as historic group in New York lecture

Rabbi Nathan Krass told Temple Emanu-El worshipers that Jews are a historic community not defined by religion. He argued Judaism is a positive heritage, preserving ethnic consciousness and divine standing of God, and that losing Jews would harm civilization.

New York Nathan Krass Temple Emanu-El Jesus God

Childless Homes Said to Ruin Lives in Chelsea Sermon

New York on February 26 Rev Christian P F Reisner preached at Chelsea M E church that childless homes cause more divorces and wrecked lives than any other factor. He urged couples to accept parenthood, arguing offspring build character and happiness, while excuses to avoid children weaken families and society. He warned against business pressures and delaying children, stressing the sacrificial joy of raising one’s own sons and daughters.

New York Christian PF. Reisner Chelsea M. E

Lutheran Aid Association names local officers

Otto E. Roepe is elected president of the local branch with Henry W. Wolfe as vice president and Prof. A. E. Gerlach as secretary. The group met at Immanuel Lutheran school and voted unanimous support for P. H. Zopf to join the board of directors of the association headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin.

The Aid Association of Lutherans Otto E. Roepe Henry W. Wolfe A. E. Gerlach Immanuel Lutheran School P. H. Zopf Waterloo Appleton

Bug, Radio, and a Smoke Filled Night

A child warns of a dangerous, unseen bug like radio use at night that distracts a father. A kitchen accident with a drying pan and smoke leads to a frightening scene as the father ignores danger to listen to radio headphones. The poem ends with a caution about neglect and consequence.

Shoemaker says Jesus treated Jonah story as allegory

New York November 24 Rev G M Shoemaker preached at Calvary Episcopal Church saying Jesus used the Jonah tale as a parable to urge concern for distant nations. He suggested the whale incident was incidental and that the focus was on awakening Israel to global spiritual duties.

Shoemaker Jesus Jonah New York Nineves Jehovah Israel

Spiritual Budget Sermon Urges Personal Character Balance

New YorkNov 26 Rev Henry Darlington rector of the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest and Beloved Disciple spoke on The Spiritual Budget urging self analysis of character similar to financial budgeting. He cites Samuel Pepys diary as an example of balancing daily actions.

New York Henry Darlington Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest Darlingian Samuel Pepys

Sermon Praises Scottish thrift and condemns waste

Brooklyn November 26 Rev Russell B M Brougher lauded Scottish thrift as exemplary in a Baptist temple sermon. He warned modern life harbors wastefulness and urged wise use of time talent and money. He noted jokes about nationalities shape popularity and urged restraint in ridicule.

Brooklyn Scotland Russell BM. Brougher Baptist Temple America

Mrs Earl Baker to Speak at St Paul s on Missionary Work

Mrs Earl Baker wife of the Cedar Rapids district superintendent will speak at St Paul s Methodist Episcopal church during the morning service for the Women s Home Missionary Society. She brings first hand national society updates and figures, with the church story The Wobbly House for children and a Sunday evening sermon on The Mustard Seed. The young people will direct the song service under Bert Kuehne.

Earl Baker Vernon Cedar Rapids Upper Town Womian's Home Missionary Society St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Baker Methodist Church National Society Jesus Bert Kuehne

Thanks In All Seasons From ANNE ZUKER

Poem reflecting on gratitude across seasons contrasts summer sea and winter city wonders. Imagery includes sunlight, sails, phosphorescence, and a cityscape with music, shop windows, children, a cathedral, snow, and storms, acknowledging inner warmth amid harsh weather.

Lecture course opens at First Congregational Church

Tomorrow the First Congregational Church offers a series opening with Dr J Richmond Morgan on Comparative Religion titled Zoroaster The Originator at 430 pm The day includes holy communion reception of members choir performances and brief sermon notes follow for other church services and sermons across several local congregations including First Methodist First Baptist Central Christian Graves Memorial United Brethren and First Church of Christ Scientist with topics ranging from The Universal Christ to I Am The Royal Authority of Jesus and The Big Business of Living

First Congregational Church J. Richmond Morgan Zoroaster Tschrikowski Gounod Dr. Kenagy George L. Hale Trenton Mia Hollingsworth Des Moines Women's Missionary Society First Methodist Church Gaul Karl Zellhoefer Liddle J. Arthur Young Stainer Central Christian Church E. W. Mann Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Endres Christ Lorena Ruth Merrill-Lichty Ambrose Main Jesus First Brethren Church Maxwell N. Hayson Boston Mass America Hayson Edwin Boardman, Jr

United Brethren Laymen Seek Closer Ties With Christ

United Brethren Church launches National Laymen's association following state congress in Indianapolis. Rev. E W Main says aims include broad nationwide movement from coast to coast, promoting stewardship and church growth through local and state newspapers, with L R B Harnish of Charleston WV elected first president and planning budgets to be fully funded by May 1929. An executive committee will coordinate plan across conferences. A nationwide advertising drive is set to begin.

United Memorial United Brethren Church United Brethren State Congress Indianapolis E. W. Main United Breth! Yen Dominion Canada Gulf National Baymen's Association United Brethren Church United States L. RB. Harnish Charleston W. Va Ehturches Lancaster Harnish

Flying visitors hop away today in two biplanes

Dr. M. E. O Keefe and Dr. B F Gibbs of Council Bluffs clinic with Thomas Beasley of Bowen Shields and Clark H Galloway city editor of the Nonpareil toured Waterloo airport and met Waterloo Airport Corp officers. They viewed the 120 acre tract east of the city and discussed hangars lighting and other facilities. The party dined at Hotel Russell Lamson. They may lease ground near the city from Union Pacific with long term terms.

M. E. O'Keefe Council Bluffs B. F. Gibbs Thomas Beasley Bowen Shields Chemical Company Clark H. Galloway C. 2. Burnham L. D. Miller Waterloo Waterloo Airport Corporation Tooms Morris Motor Car Company Fifth Street Whart Russell Lamson A. Morris A. B. Chambers Omaha Postoffce

Students 10 to One for Military Drill

Final tabulation from the Daily Cardinal shows about 10 to 1 against abolishing the military drill at the University of Wisconsin. In a two day vote 759 ballots opposed abolition while 78 supported it.

Madison Wis Daily Cardinal University of Wisconsin

Rev J Paul Vincent Preaches at Lincoln Community Church

At Lincoln 1A Rev J Paul Vincent will preach in the morning on The Soul's Agent or The Boy Who Wasn't at Coward as a children's sermon. Evening service will be titled Rudeness Toward God.

Lincoln J. Paul Vincent Lincoln Community

November Festival Poem by Julia Boynton Green

Poem describes the year ending in December with autumn colors fading and winter approaching. It speaks of lighting the hearth and gathering dear friends to celebrate a liberal year in a warm, intimate tone.

Rich Young Man Drama to be Repeated at Westminster

Westminster church will repeat the religious drama The Rich Young Man tomorrow at 7 30 pm with minor cast changes. A Sunday Feb 4 matinee at 4 pm is announced to accommodate worshippers. The cast includes Rabbi Amos played by Truman DeRoame and Makaria by an unnamed Greek slave with roles for Bernice and John May among others. Peter of Waterloo theme closes the series by Dr W P McCormick. A hunting accident in Clarinda, Iowa leaves Waldo Harnagel dead from a shotgun wound.

Cedar Heights J. A. Laurie Community Presbyterian Church David Livingstone Board of National Missions Pacific Coast Westminster Presbyterian Church Rabbi Amos Eer Eerie Truman DeRoame Makaria Amos E. E. Mager Marcedes Richard’ Grane Bernice Ames A.M. Wratisia Alster Hunus Euos Roy Malcol Biephen Wheelwright Sherman McMally Waria Ralph Walker Brod Sinelar Cummer Palace Mosanev Aumbt Peter of

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