Rally services mark observance at Cedar Valley churches
A Cedar Falls area rally day program outlines services across Grace Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel and other churches. Daily morning and evening sermons address topics from church resources to marriage, Pentecost and evangelism with special music, solos, choirs, and a baptism preceding the evening sermon.
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Wainut Street
Cedar Valley Association
Elity
Lord
Alberto Randeg- Ber
Dorothy Wilbur
Steeves
J. “BP
Scott
LaVerne Wilcox
Roy’ H. van Deest
Cedar Falls
J. P. Scotia
H.A. Matthews
Mae Howell
Ashford
Howell
Elloween Stensen
H. C. Wik
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Grace Church
Noah
Grace
Banes
Ken
Greenley
Pat
Whiteford
Roadman
Burton
Christian “Endeavor Society
Leonard-Racker
Waverly
God Prays to All Mankind for Love
New York Oct 9 Reverend Hugh Proctor of Nazareth Congregational Church in Brooklyn delivered a sermon on Living Prayer. He described three levels of prayer: man praying to man, man praying to God, and God's prayers toward man, highlighting mutual dependence and the need for love and devotion. He argued that humans enable God to answer by answering God’s call with heart and action.
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New York
Nazareng Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Hugh Proctor
God Manward
Visiting pastor to address Trinity rally in Minneapolis
Visiting pastor Dr Alfred Wake of Minneapolis will address the annual mission rally at Trinity American Lutheran Church in the Plaza Theatre from 9:50 to 2. A special offering for home and foreign missions will be taken. The day includes a quarterly business meeting at 7:30 p.m. at First M E Church.
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Alfred _ Wake
Minneapolis
Minn
Trinity “American Dlutheran
Plaza
Wilke
Inst
Methodist Episcopal
J. Arthur Young
Scott
AV. Axon
Pflenger
Dr. Young
I. R. Beyatt
Clal x
Elder Samuel Miller reads psalm at Orange church gathering
In Orange township, Samuel H. Miller aged eighty nine, a former Brethren minister from Sunnyside Washington, reads the 1st Psalm in a clear voice at South Waterloo Church. He recalls early ministry in Grange township, recovery from rheumatism, and plans to visit relatives in Morrill Kansas and Omaha Nebraska with his daughter.
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Samuel H. Miller
Sunnyside
Wash
South Winterloo
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
Washington State
Samuel H.miller
Grange Township
Miller
Fd Blouch
Vastry
A. P. Blouch
South Waterloo
Dunkard
John Filmore
FE. K. Bueghley
Henry Gondkhnour
Jacob Murray
John Wise
Stephen H. Basher
Altho
Iowa
Teft
Morrill
Kan
Ed. S. Miteler
Omaha
Neh
Orange Church
Black Hawk County
St Mary's Dramatic Club Opens Season October 24
St Marys Dramatic Club will present The Heart of a Shamrock a three act drama at St Marys School Auditorium Sunday October 24 marking the club season opener under director Gemma
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St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
St. Mary
St. Mary's School Auditorium
Gemma
Singh Is Called Best Example of Recent Messiahs
New York Oct 9 Rev William Carter of Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church labeled Krishnamurti as too aligned with ease and luxury to be the messenger of Christianity in the West. He argued that many regions produced messiahs while praising Saddy Sundar Singh as a holy man who embodies virtue without wealth or home.
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New York
Krishnamurti
Western Hemisphere
Wiliam Carter
Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Babylon
Persia
India
Japan
Greece
Rome
Far East
Annie Besant
Sundar Singh
Noted Speakers to Address Iowa Baptist Convention
Dr G A Huntley medical missionary in China will address the Iowa Baptist convention at First Baptist church from October 19 to 24. More than 600 delegates expected. Other speakers include Dr J Massee Dr E LeRoy Dakin Dr WL Virgin Miss Ina B Burton Dr Peter C Wright Rev John W Eliott Rev Floyd J Carr and Miss B W Armstrong. An organ recital each evening by Prof George Samson will be presented. Van Doren's orchestra will furnish banquets. Delegates stay in Baptist hosts homes.
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Xtec. Methodist
T.'J.fuller
Charles H. Window
Waverly
J. We Whiteside
Burton -Avennue Sapéist
Lrev
Willam Wilkins
Lorenz
Young People’s Orchestra
Wilkins Family Quartet
Young People’s Chorus
G. A. Huntley
China
Iowa Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Huntley
J. ©. Massee
Tremont Temple, Hoston
E. LeRoy Dakin
Baptist
Temple
Brooklyn
WL. W. Virgin
North Shore Baptist Church
Chicago
Ina B. Burton
New York
Peter C. Wright
John W .Eliott
Philadelphia
General Board of Promotion of the
Northern Baptist Convention
Floyd J. Carr
Mia
B. W. Armstrong
George WW. Samson
van Doren
Plcof
First Baptist Éehurch
Religious Drama at Westminster Presented Sunday Evening
The Rock a religious play by Mary P. Hantlin will be staged Sunday at 7:46 p m at Westminster Presbyterian Church directed by Truman DeRoame who also stars. The drama is a vehicle of worship depicting Bible scenes from Simon Peter Mary of Magdala and others during one night in Capernaum and the post crucifixion era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational
Union Congrégational Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren
BE. W. Main
Arthur Aimee
Chicago
Rock
Mary .P. Hantlin
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Truman DeRoame
Waterloo
W P. McCormick
Simon Truman
DeRoame Adina
Dana Campbell
Deborah
Nina Ricketts Ucal
Lawdy Aloor
Mary
Magdala
Alice Mier Titus
Martha Louise Grahan Pandira
Simon
Andrew
Adina
Christ
Ucal
Peter
Agur
Jesus
Capernaum
Mary of
The Gist of the Bible Book by Book A Bell Study
Alvin E Bell outlines Matthew as the gospel aimed at Jews to prove Jesus as the promised king. He notes Matthew’s royal theme, Old Testament fulfillments, genealogy from Abraham, and unique topical structure. The article highlights kingship, kingdom language, and the risen king’s universal commission.
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Alvin E. Bell
D. D. Cc
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Mark
Luke
Johaa
Ap Matthes
Jesus of Nazareth
David
Abraham
Cherise
Jesus
Adam
Isaiah
Micah
Bethlehem
Jeremiah
John the Baptist
Heaven
Excent Mild Winters In Black Hawk County Visit
A resident recalls 64 years living in Black Hawk County with affection for Orange town and its people. He thanks the Lord for health allowing a return visit and expresses gratitude for the chance to reconnect with the community.
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Black Hawk County
Orange
Problem of The Home Nominated Gravest Issue
New York article reports Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Farner on the American home as the era’s chief problem at Fourth Presbyterian church. He says many so called homes are merely stopping places with meals and scarce family time. Absent members roam seeking diversion, leaving children unled and prone to shame and sorrow.
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New York
Benjamin F. Farner
Fourth Presbyterian Church
County Christian Endeavor Rally Planned by Black Hawk Groups
Christian Endeavor societies of Black Hawk county plan a rally Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. The program starts at 3 p.m. with speaker L. W. Schatler of Dubuque as district president. A social at 3:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. sermon by Dr. J. R. Macartney will close the event, with all youths invited.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Black Hawk County
First Presbyterian Church
L. W. Schatler
Dubuque
Sniper
Christan Endeavor Society
Zatha Pilsen
J. R Macartney
Common Death and Quiet Faith in Barbara Young Poem
A poem fragment from Barbara Young in the New York Times speaks of simple living and enduring peace. The narrator, the Happy Vilgrim, carries a common life with a wooden staff and a content heart, embracing a common death and common earth where growth persists.
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Barbara Young
The
New York Times
Ancient temples employ utilities of newer world
New York October. The religious temples of the world are lighted by electricity and filled with other American inventions according to Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson pastor of Congregational Broadway tabernacle. He described on a 15 month world tour how light symbolizes Jesus and how Hindu temples use electricity, sewing machines, radios, and autos. He noted the inventor’s power praised by natives and pondered Jeans’ words becoming recognized in time.
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New York
Charles E. Jefferson
Congregational Broadway Tabernacle
Jesus
The Last Adventure Poem by Frederick Van de Water
A fragmentary verse invoking prayer and courage for a pioneer seeking eternity. The speaker pleads for strength and guidance through fear, yearning to transcend a prison like confinement and reach an exalted, unknown path among the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick
van de Water
Fosdick Begins New York Ministry at Park Avenue Church
Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick formally began his ministry at Park Avenue Baptist Church New York delivering a high standards sermon on The Mysteriousness of the Universe. He urged readers to seek a non sectarian Christianity and to hold him to strict standards while embracing piercing gospel and social responsibility.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Jesus
America
Rehearsals Start Soon on West High Three Act Comedy
West High gears up for a three act comedy Second Childhood directed by Miss Leila Hughes with seniors cast for November staging to benefit the Spectator. The lineup includes Prof. Frederick Ralyen Stanley Ransom Louise Wood Virginia Hunter and others as announced by Miss Hughes. Bible study sections and Watch Tower sessions are scheduled Sundays at Knights of Pythias hall. A storm Lake mare owned by Charles Brown reportedly set a pulling record by hauling 1800 pounds at the fall festival yesterday.
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West High
Leila Hughes
Hughes
Frederick Ralyen
Stanley Ransom
Louise Wood
Virginia
Hunter
Vérnien Harper
Robert, Stevenson Seeeses
Rena Clark
Henderson
Storm Lake
Charles Brown
Dr Hugh Black Seeks Worldly Definition at Seminary
New York Oct 9 Rev Hugh Black former European traveler spoke at Union Theological Seminary chapel about worldliness in biblical text and the need to both avoid the world and actively love God. He warned that loving the world could mean opposing godliness and urged a decisive devotion to God.
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New York
Hugh Black
Union ‘Theological Seminary
Europe
Goa
The Waiting Christ Sermon Series Continues Tomorrow
Dr McCormick continues his four part series on The Waiting Christ with a sermon titled His Indictment. Mrs A E Enderlein will sing Jerusalem the Golden and the choir performs the anthem I Will Magnify Thee by Rogers.
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Christ
McCormick
A. E. Enderlein
Jerusalem
The
Golden
Scott
Rogers
Pioneer Remedies Spark Lydia Pinkham Advertisement
A vintage advertisement traces women's home remedies to pioneer roots and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs. Wim Kraft of Detroit who credits six bottles with restoring strength and energy, urging others to try the product.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Wim. Kraft
Vinewood Ave
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Stainer
Lutheran Immanuel
Henry
Prekel
East Park Presbyterian
Christy
Gleaners’ Circle
J. Paul Vincent
Spiritual Church of Christ ‘Truth
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Angel of the Lord
Guetzlaff
Wartburg College
Topleff
Louis Stolte
Christ Church
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Mounsey
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C. W. Harrop
Plymouth
M Willlam Hardcastle
Proctor
Trinity
Alfred White
St. Mark's Episcopal
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G. C. Welker
Ruth Gilbert
A. Pickworth
W. M. Horned
Toplcof
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Ts News
J. Richmond Morgan
Roberts
Central Christian
A. Dillinger
Christian Missionary Society
Northminster Presbyterian
Russell A. McCormac
Decades Bone
Brethren
Mr. Miller
Singh
Baptist Convention
Westminster
County Christian Endeavor Groups
Vilgrim
Jefferson
Sant
DR. He, Fosdick
New York Field
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Knights of Pythias
CoNegree
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Baker
Dorchester
Marl
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Roger Birdsall
M. A. State University of
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Church of Friendliness
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