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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1926

Page

11

Taberwagle Meeting Opens Sunday Amid Revival

Large evangelistic campaign opens tomorrow at Taberacle with Bob Jones revival. Nursery for babies to 3 years set up at First Evangelical Church. About 125 ushers to manage crowds as churches suspend services except Sunday school. Numerous churches join the crusade including Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, Brethren, and Salvation Army. Banks consolidate with new $25,600 copy.

Fanea Anne Anderson Noody Bible Nur Gery First Evangelical Church Tabernacle Graca

Brooklyn Pastor Scheduled to Speak at Tomorrow Service

A Brooklyn pastor from a Baptist church will preach tomorrow with morning and afternoon sessions. The event, aimed at youth, proceeds toward a convention and will conclude with a closing service at dusk.

Christiia Town Baptist Convention

Fayette Conference Session Details In Oct Program

A Fayette conference on Tuesday Oct 28 will host an all day session with district stewards in attendance. Rev C E Luce leads morning singing while Dr EJ Lockwood discusses Our Campaign. Rev Richard Prescott and Rev Robert Davies present The How of the Christian Passion In Our Lives. Personal inquiry hour led by Rev W C Cleworth. District stewards hold a 1 25 pm session followed by Home Mission Cultivation talk by Dr GB Wildis.

Fayette C.E. Luce Creséo EJ. Lockwood Richard, Prescott Robert “Davies W. CG. Cleyorth GB. Dean A. B. Curran Mr. Cleworth

Greatest Victory Is Conquest Of Fear Says Poling

New York on October 23 Dr Daniel A Poling associate pastor of Marble Collegiate Church stressed courage as the main victory over fear He urged believers not to despise the adversary or overlook the strength of the position they are called to invest in.

Poling New York Daniel A. Poling Reformed Church Ata Regulae

St Johns Church Annual Bazaar Starts Wednesday

St Johns Church to hold its annual bazaar beginning Wednesday with a candlelight sunray at the doorway and booths. Mrs Ver will run a bake sale with Mrs Jacob Farkas and James Sims donating items. Folks Club and Rosary societies to serve meals each night. James Mishak and Mrs By cook books for sale. Thomas Lehan presiding at Saturday dinner. Mrs Ray Scribner and Mrs Mike Becker in charge of food prep.

St. John's Church Ywill Yacob -Farkas James. Sims John’ Mishak Thomas Lehan Thomas Meisch Ray Scribner Mike Becker

Waterloo District M E Conference to Convene at Nashua

The Waterloo district Methodist Episcopal conference will convene at Nashua M E Church with out of state speakers Dre George and W B Hollingshead from Philadelphia and New York. Rev A Raymond Grant is pastor. The gathering runs Monday through Tuesday with many Waterloo men and ministers wives invited and the conference will conclude Tuesday morning. Reverend George Mitchell of Elma will preach the conference sermon.

George Mitchell Elma

The Gist of Luke the Ideal Man by Bell

A compact study of Luke the gospel as the universal savior and ideal man. Luke portrays Jesus as the friend of the poor outcasts and women, linking humanity to God. The author emphasizes Luke’s genealogical scope, birth narrative, temple visit, and unique parables.

Luke Jesus Phyaleiin Theophilus St. Paul Imuke Adam Matthew Abraham Mars Joseph John the Baptist Christ Temple Lazarus Pharisea Cond Samaritan Jesus*Christ God Mark Christ Jesus

Sunday Church Services Offer Usual Programs

Religious notices list services across churches led by Rev. G W Waxcey at St. Mark’s Episcopal with a fourth sermon on Practical Life and a violin solo. Rev. H M Dixon at Free Methodist will oversee both morning and evening services with communion. other churches including Ceflar Heights Presbyterian Emmanuel Lutheran First Church of Christ Scientist and more schedule sermons on topics such as The Expectation of the Godly The Missing Nine probation after death and The Indestructible Kingdom with various choirs and special music.

St. Mark's Episcopal Waxcey Maxine Kesster Robert Parsoxt St. Simon and St. Jude's Oskaloosa Ceflar Heights Presbyterian Thee John Henry Prercel Capernaum Burton Avenue Baptist iHar Wilkins Castor Jesus Savior Schnecker

Divine States Reasons for His Presbyterianism in New York

In New York on Oct 28 Dr Walter Duncan Buchanan spoke at Broadway Presbyterian Church honoring his twenty seventh anniversary in the pulpit. He declared he is a Presbyterian because he is Christian and because the church upholds a creed detailing its essential beliefs. He emphasized belief in the biblical mysteries and the supernatural as core to Presbyterian ministry and doctrine.

New York Walter Duncan Buchanan Broadway Presbyterian Church Broadway Presbyterian Church

Waterloo woman sails for India to teach homemaking

Miss Helen Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs C Draper of 1032 Williston avenue plans to sail from New York on the USS Mauretania to Calcutta India to establish a home economics department at Calcutta Girls School She will learn Indian language and teach English curriculum while adapting to local customs Her background includes Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and volunteer work with the YWCA Girl Reserves and Methodist church Heavily involved in mission preparations she departs Waterloo after a farewell event and a London layover before arrival in India.

Helen, Draper C. Draper Williston Avenue Draper New York City Mauretania Calcutta India Calcutta Girls’school Des Moines Iowa Mihigan Bibleat‘seminary Wew York Waterloo Peoria Woman's Foreign “Minary Society Anity New York Philadelphia London England

Manwind 18 A Factory Making Children of God Says Rev Bennett

New York Oct 22 Very Rev FP S M Bennetts Dean of Chester Cathedral England preached at Trinity Episcopal Church Wall Street and Broadway declaring mankind is a factory dedicated to making sons and daughters of God. He spoke on difficult conditions and tasks before humanity.

Manwind Rev Bennett Dean New York FP. S._M. Bennetts Chester Cathedral England Trinity Episcopal Church Wall Street Broadway Tyman

Minister Who Eaten With Cannibals to Speak

Rev. W. Kraustsar will address Trinity American Lutheran church at 7 30 p m Sunday. He served as investigating commissioner in New Guinea spending six months there visiting island groups, sleeping in huts and eating native food. He spoke to about 50 000 natives and met with missionaries and Papuans. He has traveled widely including Hawasian Fiji New Zealand Australia Ceylon India Arabia Egypt Palestine Italy Switzerland Germany and England. Prof Gerrard Otterberg will address the congregation at Plaza Theatre at 10 a m.

W. Kraustsar Aberdeen S. B Luthere Board of Foreign Missions Trinity American Lutheran Church Westminster Presbyterians Church New Guinea Kraushaar Tiainlana Mr. Kraushiar Hawsaian Fiji Islands New Zealand Australia Ceylon India Arabia Egypt Palestine Italy Switzerland Germany England Gerrard Otterberg Waverly Plaza Theatre

Unity Winter Activities Begin Tomorrow at Unity Center

Unity Center of Practical Chris opens its winter program at 322 323 Lafayette Building under Miss Margoald Powell who returned from Unity schol convention in Kansas City. Services every Sunday at 11 a.m. Powell to speak on Leadership of the Family. Weekly classes planned Tuesday and Thursday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. Des Moines investigation of state training school discipline slated for next Tuesday by state board of control.

Unity Center Chris Vanity Lafayette Building Margoald Powell Unity Schol Kansas City Miss Powell F Am Turing Des Moines Elria Slat Board of Contrel

Youth demands freedom and true thinking, Fosdick argues

New York, Oct. 22. Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick preached at Park Avenue Baptist church that freedom means self mastery not indulgence. He warned youths who trade one convention for another risk counterfeit independence, urging independent thinking and personal responsibility. He cited flappers as examples of misused liberty and called for genuine self direction.

New, York Harry Emerson Fosdick Park -Averine Baptist Paul Ingrard Amy Ste

Revolt of Youth Noted as Hopeful by Henry Neumann

New York address before the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture at the Brooklyn Academy of Music discussed the revolt of modern youth as a hopeful force. The talk highlighted social change and the potential impact of youthful energy on culture and reform.

Henry Neumann New York Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture Brooklyn Academy of Music

Youth Changes Bring New Freedoms and Challenges

Dr Henry Neumann warned that youth now shows audacity and frankness, shifting from apologetic or sullen attitudes to open behavior. He argued modern youth demand independence, seek their own living, and challenge parental authority in an age of publicity and waning safeguards.

Henry, Neumann

West Schools Plan for American Education Week November 7 14

West schools announce a full observance of American Education Week from November 7 to 14. Superintendent Charles Ast Kittrell says parents will be invited to visit classes during the day and West High will host a Parents' Night for parent teacher counseling. The event has backing from national associations and other groups.

West Charles Ast Kittrell Nationalistion Association American Bar ‘Association American Legion

Brooks Brooks Sermon Denounces Political Gossip

New York on October 23 Rev Dr Brooks of Thomas Episcopal Church criticizes false witness in political contests. He decries gossip used to damage opponents, urges respect for the Sabbath, calls for honest work and dignity in labor, and warns of likely harm to public trust. The talk notes how clergy and businessmen may foster harmful rumors.

New York Nike Raelit H. Brooks Et .Thomas Episcopal Brooka Brooks

Lutheran Church to Install Educator in Pulpit

Professor Rudolph Lochner of Wartburg College will preach at First Lutheran Church in Waverly tomorrow, citing Matthew 12 13 14 as the basis for the sermon titled The Greatest Creation. The choir will perform Blessed Be the Lord and Frieda Buencken Welsh will sing Father in Heaven. Pastor Rev Henry Mueller, visiting family in Texas, will be in the pulpit again on Oct 6.

Rudolph Lochner Wartburg College Waverly Lord Frieda Buencken Welsh Henry Mueller Texas

Mrs. Sarah Hawkins II Dead at Nashua

Nashua Iowa October 23 A special obituary notes the death of Mrs Sarah J Hawkins a longtime resident who died Friday at her Nashua home Survived by two daughters Mrs Emma Hawkins Seaman Nashua a grandson Clarence Strike and several siblings in Kansas Also mentioned is care given to the child after his mother’s death

Nashua Sarah J. Hawking Ara Emma Hawkins Seaman Clarence Strike Hatukina Kansas

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Taberwagle Jones Taberacle Have Tovams Evangelist Bob Jonus Brooklyn Dakin Baptist Tamiple St. John’s Annwal Bazar M. E Alvin E. Bell D. D Universalist Willard O.bodella Christ Episcopal Ernest EG. Mounsey Chris African Northminster Presbyterian Russell McCormac Orrow Divine Helen Draper Girls of India Miss Draper Says Hiriby West Schools Orie Pilpit First Lutheran Church Sarah Hawkins II Y. W.C. A. Cateierict W. 4Th St Col. Wellington Hollywood Pierce
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