Tabernacle to be Dedicated for Evangelistic Campaign
The tabernacle on Park Avenue will be dedicated Sunday October 24 with seating for about 3400. Rev Bob Jones will lead opening services in a program including mass meeting, union services and a young peoples service at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. The cathedral will host daily 230 pm and 730 pm meetings through the week with men women and children services.
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Berren Springs
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Winona Lake
Ind
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International Evangelistic Association
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London
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Tabernacle
Big Tabernacle
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Park Avenue
Lafayette
Alulberry Streets
F. P. Bisdorf
F. Wils Jenks
C. D. Alan
Florence L. Brinton
W. W. Templeton
A. Earl Gnagy
W. Main
A. A. Zimmerman
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Dr Pugh to Speak Sunday at Cedar Heights Church
Rev Robert E Pugh D D Chicago district superintendent of the Presbyterian church in the midwest will speak at 11 a m tomorrow in Cedar Heights Community church The pastor Dr J A Laurie will give a short talk to the children The theme for the evening is Gods Guidance in Our Lives
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Dr. Pugh
Cedar Heights
Robert E. Pugh
Chicago
Presbyterian Church In
Midwest
J. A. Laurie
The Child in the Survey Graphic Excerpt
A fragmentary poetic passage traces a child’s bold ascent and visions atop a hill. Vivid nature imagery frames the journey with squirrels, waterbugs, a blue woodpecker, a waterfall, and a looming unknown path ahead.
Dr George Partch to Speak at Westminster Church Tomorrow
Dr George E. Partch will occupy the pulpit of Westminster Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. He and his wife are evangelistic and medical missionaries to China, supported in part by the Westminster congregation. Mrs Axon and Dr McCormick will sing a duet and the anthem, with a drama program to follow.
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George EE. Partch
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mary P. Hamlin
Drama League
Truman DeRoame
Simon
Christ
Capernaum
Mr. de. Roame
Dana Campbell
Nina~ Ricketts
Alice Miler
Edwin Moore
Dr. C. A. Boatman
Martha Lewise Graham
Ton Moore
Father Ordains James W. Laurie at Hope Memorial Church
James W. Lammer, son of Rev. J. A. Laurie, D. D., was ordained to Presbyterian ministry at Hope Memorial Church in Elizabeth N I on Oct 6. He will remain at Hope Memorial Church while completing Princeton work, pursue a master of arts degree, and finish seminary in May. He has studied at Columbia University this summer. Dr. Laurie preached there, welcoming 20 members, as the ordination featured a gold shower for the clergyman.
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James W. Lammer
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights’ Community Presbyterian Church
Hope Memorial Church
Elizabeth
N. I
Hone Memorial Church
Princeton
University
Metor
Columbia University
New York
Laurie
Hope Church
Mark the Servant of God in the Gospel of Mark
John Mark, companion of Peter, wrote the gospel for Romans in Greek text with Latin explanations. He portrays Jesus as the mighty servant of God whose life is defined by immediate works, miracles, and service rather than discourses, ending with the resurrection and apostles spreading the message.
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Junior Choir of Grace Church to perform Sunday
Under Max Noah the Grace Church junior choir of 50 voices will debut at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening. The program includes an organ recital at 7:15 p.m. and an anthem by the choir.
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Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church
John Cook
Howard Keene
Jesus
Meek
Gentle
Harrington
Paul Whiteford
Kenneth Greenley
F. C. Witzigman
Noah
Earl A. Roadman
Sydenham
Buck
Ernest Notte
Cedar
O. M. Yagsy
Williamsport
Nolte
Iowa
Godfrey Fritschel
Waverly
Germany
Tater
Henry Mueller
Texas
Mr. Mueller
Waterloo
Max Wilson
H. L. Lacey
Burton Avenue
Barnabas Men’s
Wilkins
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren I. Steeves
Winifred Garvin
Peterson
Chicago
Itt
International Bible Group Lecturer on Earth's Greatest Conflict
W J Drewelow of Dubuque will speak on Earths Greatest Conflict near the end of the old order. The talk, under International Bible Students auspices, aims to offer comfort, not fear, urging obedience to Christ's kingdom for a peaceful new world with happiness. Admission is free.
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W. J. Drewelow
Dubuque, Tavil
Earth
Kniichta
Pything
International Bible Atudenta
Mission Marks 150 Years of Work and City Founding
San Francisco celebrated its 130th birthday and the 434th anniversary of Columbus discovery with services at two churches and a mammoth parade at Mission Park. Cardinal Hayes and Archbishop Hanna led dignitaries as Arch bishop Dowling preached on San Francisco’s growth from Mission Dolores’s 1776 origin and the missionary call to preach to every creature.
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San Francisco
America
Mission Park
Mission Dolores
Presidio
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Edward I. Hanna
Archbishop Dowling
St. Paul
California
Budget Victory at East Park Church Service
The East Park Presbyterian church celebrates its annual budget raise with a Sunday victory service. Dr Robert E Pugh Chicago district superintendent will speak alongside Mayor Glen Tibbitts. Mrs George Smith reviews church history since 1911 Roy Gillian sings a solo. Rev Mr Vincent’s morning sermon titled The American God.
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Eaft Park Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Pugh
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Midwest
Glen Tibbitts
George Smith
Roy Gilfflan
William Lee Vincent. Williams
Immortal Memorials In Heart The Dead Remain Near
Florence Earl Coates speaks of the living dead as ever present in memory and heart. The poem contrasts earthly strife with constancy toward those who lie at rest, portraying the departed as angelic guides in life and in faith as they accompany souls toward God.
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Wss
Florence Earl Coates
Religious services and sermons across multiple churches
The town churches announce a morning thank offering address by Mrs. G Woodall at First Methodist and varied Sunday services at St Marks St Luke s First Congregational Graves Memorial First Baptist First United Presbyterian First Brethren Union Congregational First Church of Christ Scientist Trinity American Lutheran and other congregations. Music includes anthems and solos. sermons cover practical religion worship and the cross and life with communion observed in several parishes.
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George Woodall
St. Paul's M. E Church
National Bible Training School
Des Moines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John Wells
J Arthur Young
Lord
DeLamarter
the Green Cathedral
Clarence Wise
St. Mark's Episcopal
Charles Baxter
Reeter
Bornby
J. Richmond Morgan
Gounod
Graves Memorial United Brethren
E. W. Main
First Presbyterian Church
Unton Congregational
Union Congregational Churea
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
Vrinity American Lutheran
Herbert Moehlman
Plaza Theatre
County Rally of Christian Endeavor Sunday Event
Members of the Christian Endeavor society of Black Hawk county will hold a rally in First Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon and evening with participation from over a dozen churches. Speakers include Rev E W Main and Dr J R Macartney. a piano solo, a mission talk, and a youth program are planned. A supper will be served during a 3 to 6:40 intermission. The public is invited.
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First Presbyterian
J. R. Macadoey
God
Wesley
Emily Trevarthan Sanborn
Scott
Black Hawk County
Henry Prekel
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCarmick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E W. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Paul Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
George Partch
Shanghai
China
T. W. Shatler
Dubuque, In
Eleventh District of
Christian Endeavor
Jean Stevenson
Esther Schenk
Zatha Pilsen
East Pack Presbyterian Church
J. R Macartney
Hazel
Edith_ Ferguson
Misa Jean Rehlfe
Merrill Knott
City Union
Schaller
Missionary Twins on Way to Field from Providence
Rev. Raymond B. and Dr. Richard S. Baker, known as the Anthony Twins, with wives and children, embark on a 10,952 mile journey to Mon Lem southern China for missionary work. The Bakers hail from Knotty Oak church Anthony, founded 1835, also called The Coventry Central Six Principal Baptist Church. Raymond, a former national one mile champion, sailed from Boston on the Laconia and is now in the Mediterranean.
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Anthony
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Knotty Oak Church
Coventry Central
Laconia
Boston
Mediterranean
Thibet
Hildegarde The Strongest Norris Novel From Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norris in Hildegarde, Doubleday, Page & Co., presents a deeply emotional rather than intellectual heroine whose voyage through love, fame, and family tests her strength. Critics note the book’s vivid, human characters and a tale rooted in harsh early life shaping the protagonist’s fate and choices. Margaret Wilson returns to England after visiting America, while Gertrude Atherton advances a new Aspasia novel under Boni and Liveright. A major anthology, Great Short Stories of the World, edited by Barrett H. Clark and Maxim Lieber, claims to be the most complete one-volume collection, with 177 stories from 35 literatures. An aspiring French critic is told his critique has dull passages, and Maxime Gorky’s Decadence is announced by Robert M. McBride & Co. for fall. Also noted is Nineteen Modern Essays featuring works by Wells, Bennett, Galsworthy, Yeats, and others.
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New York
Henry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Pitty-fifth Street
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Christ
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Hildegarde
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Pao
Ife
Barrett H. Clark
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Robert M. McBride & Co
This Demigod How Can We Flee Him
A critical note on Noel For ests Ways of Escape previews a powerful protagonist Stephen Heath who shapes a town, dominates politics, marries as he wishes, and plans his four children lives around his will. The plot centers on escape from Heaths controlling destiny.
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Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Stephen Heath
Heath
Steven Heath
Publication date set for Zora Gale Preface to a Life
D Appleton Co announces Get 29 publication for Zora Gale Preface to a Life. Edison cites The Revolt of Modern Youth and The Tron Puddler as top reads this summer. Sinclair Lewis lauds Helen Woodward s business autobiography Thru Many Windows as uniquely candid.
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D. Appleton & Co
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Missionaries Plan Rangoon to Mon Lem Medical Mission
The Baker family moves forward with a missionary route from Rangoon to Mon Lem by mule train. Two Baker wives from Maine, one a trained nurse and the other a social worker, will help establish a self-run hospital. Dr. Richard Baker, a Harvard medical graduate, leads the effort.
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Maine
Richard Baker
Harvard Medical School
Rangoon
Mon Lem
Holy Name Society Head Observes His Silver Anniversary
New York observes the twenty fifth anniversary of the ordination of the Very Rev Michael, head of the Holy Name Society, a Domican priest, with a commemorative event marking his silver jubilee.
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Holy Name Society
New York
Michael
Priest Ripple Celebrates Solemn Mass at St. Vincent Ferrer
J Ripple national director of the Holy Name Society led a solemn high mass at St. Vincent Ferrer Church Lexington Ave and Sixty Sixth St. He was ordained in Columbus Ohio and served six years with the church. The church was packed with Ripple supporters and visiting clergy. Cardinal Gasparri via cable sent congratulations from Pope Pius XI read from the pulpit. Ripple was assisted by his brother Father Leonard J Ripple of Baltimore Maryland.
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Co. B
Cardinal Gasparri
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