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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1927

Page

14

Immanuel Parish Mission Festival Sunday

Immanuel Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod holds a two service revival at Hast High School auditorium Sunday with German morning sermon by Rev Theo dore Wolfram and an English address by Rev M N Carter Chicago. Children will place mission bags at the star and a Native American speaker will address the audience.

Immanuel Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod Hast High School Theodore Wolfram Iowa Wil N. Carter Chicago Saim Miller Carter College Hill Cedar Falls

Christopher Columbus Sermon at Cedar Heights Church

Rev. J A Laurie will deliver the sermon at 11 a m in Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church with the theme Christopher Columbus Gods Agent in the Unveiling of a New World The children's talk focuses on The Parable of the Mice A five ton war painting has been shipped from France to the United States.

Clinton F. Smith Jesse M. Church Jeffrey Harry Rowe Shelley J. A. Laurie D. D Cedar Heights’ Church Jesus Schuler Cedar Heights Christopher Columbus Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church France United States

Cadman Reviews Europe Crisis and Peace Prospects

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman at the Bedford branch lecture in Brooklyn discusses his European trip, lauds neutral nations Denmark Sweden and Holland, and urges pursuit of justice and universal peace while misgivings about anti American sentiment abroad fade. He praises London’s global role and notes wartime alliances and leadership, ending with reflections on President Coolidge’s noncandidacy and the presidency’s burdens.

New York S. Parkes Cadman Bedford Brooklyn Europe Church Unity Lausannee Dr. Cadman America Petter Scandinavia Denmark Holland Hampton Hearth de Quincy London Rome Britain United States Cadman France Belgium Leonard Wood Elbert H. Gary John F. Carson Coolidge

Long prayers divide attention, says Dr MacLeod

Dr Malcolm James MacLeod at Collegiate Reformed church of St Nicholas criticizes lengthy prayers saying they distract worshippers from God. He warns that overly long prayers could erode worship and leave a churchless world spiritually starved.

New York Malcolm James MacLeod Collegiate Reformed Church of St. Nicholas MacLeod God Jesus Christ

Missionaries Eyed as Key to Trade With China

The Christian and Missionary Alliance held its 44th annual convention at Gospel Tabernacle. Dr. W. M. Turnbull urged that American industry gains Chinese goodwill through missionary work, noting tens of thousands now pray daily and that 534 missionaries operate worldwide. The group raises about $675,000 yearly for missions in 20 countries.

New York The Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle W. M. Turnbull China Allance

New Era of Religious Experience Foreseen by Dr Bowie

Dr W Russell Bowie rector of Grace Episcopal church in New York spoke of a coming shift in faith. He said the spirit of Jesus Christ is widely acknowledged as theological forms grow less regarded and restlessness against traditional church forms rises.

Jesus Christ W. Russell Bowie Grace Episcopal New York

Recompense for Lost Toys in Evening Prayer

A poem fragment recalls a child’s plea for return of broken toys, a guardian’s comforting song, and a prayer that heavenly treasure will restore what is broken. It contemplates mourning children and divine mercy, ending with hope that unbroken treasures await in the morning.

Honest science supports Bible says Dr. Joseph P. McComas

In Trinity Episcopal church New York Dr. Joseph P. McComas argues scripture and science align. He cites the British Society for the Advancement of Science and asserts life originates from the creator, not from clay or slime, claiming Genesis uses create and form to show a divine-building process.

New York Trinity Episcopal Church Joseph P. McComas St. Paul's Church Trinity Parish British Society For the Advancement of Science God

Sermon Series on Revelation to Begin at Walnut Street

Rev Warren L Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist Church will start a four sermon series on the Book of Revelation tomorrow evening. The topics include The Church God Will Spew Out of His Mouth and The Four Horsemen, The Woman of Heaven and The Deceiver, Beast Wrath and Earth Plagues, and The Full Revelation of Christ and His Second Coming with Satan Bound and the Holy City.

Walnut Street Jesus C. Starold Lowden Russell ‘Wood Stensom Warren L. Steeves Walnut Street Baptist Church Christ Holy City Satan

Ministers Plan Regular Meeting for 1927 28 Season

Waterloo ministerial association sets its first regular gathering of the 1927 28 season for 10 30 a m Monday at the Y M C A building New officers will be installed and plans for the year laid out by the group

Waterloo Ministerial Association

Aim of Christian Life Is to Choose Best Possibilities

Dr Edlden P. Delany associate rector at St Mary the Virgin preached that Christian life is not just hardship but selecting the best from all possibilities. He noted sacrifices are necessary to restrain waste and store energy, and urged choosing the best path rather than trying to do everything.

Edlden P. Delany Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin Christ

Westminster Presbyterian Hosts Missionary Pageant and Talks

Waterloo churches announce a Westminster Presbyterian morning praise, Miss Isabel Crawford speakin g at First Baptist, and a 7 30 p m pageant The Call and the Answer Eva Clarke Waid. Evening sermons begin series at several churches with organ recitals and choir works.

Waterloo Woman's Missionary Society Westminster Presbyterian Church Isabel Crawford First Baptist Church C. Albert Scholin First M. E Westminster Presbyterian Gertrude Schultz New York Board of National Missions the Presbyterian Church Westminster Schultz Vincent W. P. McCormick Eva Clarke Waid Iowa

If You Have Seen As I Have Seen

A poem recounts autumn scenes of harvest moon over fields and corn, birds in flight, and rivers meeting the sea. The narrator reflects on observe and know the cycles of nature and migration, noting the sun on spires and the fall of summer. Published as Aborigine in the Line of Type column in the Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune

We All Have Religion Says Rev Kilborne

Rev Tru man A Kilborne preached at pecan Ish Presbyterian church in New York arguing that everyone has a religious nature, though it may lie dormant until awakened by purpose. He said God put us on earth to bear fruit and that those who do not do so do not belong here.

New York Truman A. Kilborne Pecan Ish Presbyterian Church

Autumn Shadows Over Tabor Wynne in New York Tale

Tabor Wynne recovers from pneumonia in a New York boarding house kept by Jennifer Challis. She confesses she lied about being his wife to cover their secret, while Wynne learns of his fragile health and her wary, unresolved feelings. He remains hopeful yet guarded as the days pass.

Synofsis Tabor Wynne June Husabad Devil-May-Care Nev Lance Fairless Effie Meade Wyanne Wynne Effle Lance Jennifer Challis Fairless New York Miss Challis Tabor Jennie Challis Tahor

Rabbit Parable in Wildwood Ends with Meek Inheriting Earth

In Wildwood a haughtily dignified Rabbit loses his burrow to a Woodchuck who claims it by force. A Badger arrives, kills the Woodchuck and keeps the hole. A Fox questions title and a battle follows, destroying all. The Rabbit reclaims his burrow and the tale closes with a moral: the meek inherit the earth. Arthur Guiterman cites the fable in the New York Times.

Arthur Guiterman New York Times

Pioneer Mission Worker of Congo to Give Address

Dr Royal J Dye, famed American missionary speaker, will address a one day Disciples of Christ district convention at Central Christian church. The theme Christ Leads On covers Facing the Challenges of the United Work, Stewardship and Pentecostal Plans with other United Society speakers.

Congo Royal J. Dye Disciples of Christ Meeting America Central Christian Church Disciples of Christ Christ United Work Dye Central Africa Belgium Congo Africa KE. E. Faris Aldue Christian ‘Endeavor Society Oregon Bolenge

Welsh cites W C F N as Black Hawk County's top rail tax payer

Maurice Welsh, superintendent of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad, reports the company paid Black Hawk County taxes in 1925 totaling 32 412 62 including 26 070 96 in ordinary property taxes, 28 101 59 for Illinois Central, plus 1 13286 in special assessments and 4 236 34 in ten mile taxes tied to electric lines. Gasoline tax of 992 16 was also paid, at two cents per gallon on 48 608 gallons, with allocations back to the county.

Waterloo Cedar Falls Black Hawk Cone Junction

Red Cross Pills Liver Laxative Ad Claims Medical Benefits

An old advertisement touts Red Cross Pills as a cure for stomach and bowel issues including stomach gas and constipation plus claims to relieve colds fevers and appendicitis like ailments. It lists druggists selling the product for 25 cents with a money refund guarantee.

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