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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1926

Page

5

Bob Jones revival opens in tabernacle services

Evangelist Bob Jones arrives for a four week crusade opening tomorrow at 1 pm in the big Park avenues east tabernacle. He predicts a spiritual awakening as 23 Protestant churches and the Salvation Army join in the campaign. Dedication service at 11 am with Rev A P Blough introducing Jones.

Park Avenues Bob” Jones Jesus Christ Jones Salvation Army Corps Tabernacle A. P.blough Church, of the Brethren Bop Jones Mr. Jones Alabama

Brooklyn Pastor Here Tomorrow at Iowa Baptist Session

The First Baptist church in Brooklyn hosts sessions closing the Iowa Baptist convention ongoing since Tuesday. Dr. E LeRoy Dakin of Brooklyn preaches afternoon and evening addresses while Rev. L E Vierts of Boone delivers the morning sermon. The program includes an 11 o clock sermon, an anthem, offertory, and a 2:30 pm youth service ending with a nonconsecration pledge.

First Baptist Church Iowa Baptist Convention E. LeRoy Dakin Baptist Temple Brooklyn N. Y L. E. Vierts Boone Buck Brocheroe Elizabeth Burney Schmidt G. A. Huntley M. D China Dakin H. C. Rice Grinnell Fowa Baptist Young People's Union Dr. Dakin Israel Ednah Hopking

District Methodists Conference Planned in Fayette

Fayette Oct 23. Dr Will Kinvin of the Dubuque district of the Methodist Episcopal Church arranged a district conference to be held in Fayette on Tuesday Oct 26. An all day session will include district stewards in session with singing led by Rev C E Luce Cresco. Speakers include Dr E J Lockwood on Organ Campaign, Rev Richard Prescott and Rev Robert Davies on The How of the Christian Passion in Our Lives, and Rev W C Clewarth leading Hour of Personal Inquiry. District stewards Session at 1 25 p m will precede discussions on Home Mission Cultivation and The World Service Mission led by Dr G B Dean and Rev Curran with Cleworth directing the personal inquiry hour.

Fayette Will Kinvin Dubuque Methodist Episcopal Church C. E. Luce Cresco E. J. Lockwood Richard Prescott Robert Davies W. C. Clewarth G. B. Dean A. B Curran Me. Cleworth

Greatest Victory Is Conquest of Fear by Dr Poling

New York date Oct 23 Courage was the topic at a regular Young People's conference. Dr Daniel A Poling associate pastor Marble Collegiate Reformed church spoke on the value of courage. He said the greatest victory is conquering fear and that fear of failure is the only justified fear for a person to hold.

New York Daniel A. Poling Marble Collegiate Reformed Church

St Johns Church Annual Bazar Opens Midweek at Armory

St Johns church will hold its annual bazar next Wednesday through Saturday at the Armory with displays and items for sale. Mrs James Baisch and Mrs Frank Con Bers lead general charges. Various women oversee fancywork aprons quilts country store grab bag and more with meals served nightly 530 to 7 and later cafeteria lunches by Rosary societies.

St. John’s Church James Baisch Frank Con Bers Anton Mayer John Gindt Ida Fischer William Hurlbut Jacob Farkas James Sims John Mishak Frank Howe Thomas Lehan Fred Masberg Thomas Meisch Ray Scribner Mike Becker

Waterloo District M E Conference to Convene at Nashua

The Waterloo District M E Conference meets at Nashua M E Church with out of state speakers Dr. George Dean of Philadelphia and WW Hollingshead of New York. Rev. A Raymond Grant pastors the Nashua church and Waterloo delegates will part of the program. Ministers and laymen may attend and ministers wives are urged to be present. The conference closes Tuesday morning with a sermon by Rev. George Mitchell of Elma.

George Dean Philadelphia Board of Home Missions WW. B. Hollingshead New York N. Y Board of Foreign Missions Waterloo Methodist Episcopal Church Nashua M. E A. Raymond Grant George Mitchell Etma

Luke the Story of Jesus as the Ideal Man

Alvin E Bell examines Luke as the portrait of the ideal man, the savior for all humanity. Luke’s gospel centers on Jesus as friend to the poor and outcasts, the birth and childhood stories of Mary, John the Baptist, and the prodigal tale, shaping a universal message of hope and redemption.

Luke Jesus Imke Theophilus St. Paul Kentiles Samaritans Adam Matthew Abraham Mary Joseph John the Baptist Christ Temple Lazarus Jeants Christ Gaz Mark Christ Jesus

Churches Unite for Morning Services Nearby

A listing of Sunday services across multiple congregations including St Marks Episcopal, Free Methodists, Cedar Heights Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist, Evangelical Lutheran Jesuit text, Burton Avenue Baptist, First Congregational, Universalist, Christ Episcopal, African Methodist, Central Christian, Northminster Presbyterian. Each church presents its sermon topic and guest speakers for morning and evening services, with associated special music and liturgical notes.

Grara Methodist Episcopal St. Paul's Episcopal Linden Methodist Episcopal Walnut Street Burton Avenue First Brethren Graves United Brethren Church of the Brethren Westminster Presbyterian United Presbyterian First Presbyterian Southminster Presbyterian East Park Plymouth Congregational Union Congregational Calvary Evangelical First Evangelical St. Luke's Lutheran Central Christian First Baptist St. Mark’s Episcopal C. W. Baxter Maxine Messler Bohm Robert Parrott St. Simon and St. Jude’s H. M. Dixon Oskaloosa Cedar Heights Dr. Laurie First Church OF Christ Scientist Altho Waterloo Bob Jones Henry Prekel Royal Officer of Capernaum

New York Divine Explains Presbyterian Creed

Dr. Walter Buncan Buchanan marked his twenty seventh pastorate anniversary at Broadway Presbyterian Church by stating he is Presbyterian because he is a Christian and because he supports a creedal church with a divine creed. He cited belief in Christ’s fundamental doctrines and the supernatural as essential to Presbyterian ministry.

New York Walter Buncan Buchanan Broadway Presbyterian Church Broadway Buchanan Presbyterian Church

Mankind as a factory making children of God says Rev Bennett

Very Rev. F. S. M. Bennett, Dean of Chester Cathedral, England, preached at Trinity Episcopal Church in New York, declaring mankind is a factory tasked with creating sons and daughters of God. He described humans as here on business under difficult conditions and cited terror as a factor in the fall of monastic movements in England.

Rev Bennett Dean New York F. S. M. Bennett Chester Cathedral England Trinity Episcopal Church Wall Street Broadway Ingland

Helena Draper to Teach Homemaking in Calcutta

Waterloo girl Miss Helen Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Draper will sail November 10 from New York on the U S S Mau retania to Calcutta India There she will establish a home economics department at Calcutta Girls school Five years away from comforts and family she embarks on missionary service begun with the Woman's Foreign Missionary society She has taught in Iowa and Michigan and studied at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls She will stop in London and Paris en route and joins Miss Jeanette Oldfather already serving in Korea

Helen Draper C. A. Draper Williston Avenue Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Draper Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Des Moines Iowa Michigan Taining Biblical Seminary New York City India Waterloo Peoria Ill Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society New York Philadelphia London England Calcutta Girls

Minister Who Has Eaten Meals With Cannibals to Speak

Rev. W. Kraushaar will address Trinity American Lutheran church members at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Westminster Presbyterian church, sharing experiences from six months in New Guinea. He visited island groups, spoke with Papuan Christians, and endured malaria and dengue while traveling by foot, horse, and canoe with interpreters.

W. Kraushaar Aberdeen S. D Lutheran Board of Foreign Missions Trinity American Lutheran Church Westminster Presbyterian Church New Guinea Wraushaar New Fiji Islands New Zealand Australia Ceylon India Arabia Egypt Palestine Italy Switzerland Germany England Gerhard Otterberg Waverly Plaza Theatre

Unity Winter Activities Start Tomorrow at Unity Center

Unity Center of Practical Christianity opens its winter program tomorrow at 322 Lafayette building with Miss Margoald Powell directing after returning from Unity school in Kansas City. Services are Sundays at 11, with Miss Tewell speaking on Leadership of the Time. weekly classes Tue and Thu at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Also notes a Des Moines school probe set for next Tuesday by the state board of control into punishment charges at the state training school for girls.

Unity Center of Practical Christianity Lafayette Building Margoald Powell Unity School Kansas City Tewell T Am Des. Moines State Board of Control

Youth Demand Freedom The Fosdick Sermon on Real Independence

In New York on October 23 Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick preached at Park Avenue Baptist Church on true freedom. He warned youth seek self mastery and inner discipline, not mere self expression, urging independence grounded in self control and responsibility.

New York Harry Emerson Fosdick Park Avenue Baptist Church Dr. Fosdick Paul

Revolt of Youth Noted as Hopeful by Henry Neumann

Henry Neumann told the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture at the Brooklyn Academy of Music that the revolt of modern youth offers hopeful signs. The address in New York on October 23 focused on youth attitudes and social change.

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

He Leads Songs for Bob Jones

Dr Henry Neumann delivered remarks on youth and moral guidance noting that modern youth show audacity and openness, with societal shifts eroding parental divine right to rule. He urged parents to lead with counsel, example, and patience as youth gain independence and the age of publicity heightens accountability.

Henry, Neumann

West Schools Mark Nov 7–14 as Education Week

West schools plan a full observance of American Education Week from November 7 to 14 to involve parents in the public school system. Charles A. Kittrell, superintendent, outlined activities including parent visits to grade classes and a Parents' Night at West High for counseling with teachers. The event is backed by the National Education Association, American Bar Association, American Legion and other groups.

West Schools Wrest Charles A. Kittrell West High National Education Association American Bar Association American Legion

Gossip fuels political fights told in sermon at St. Thomas

New York October sermon at St. Thomas Episcopal Church denounces false witness in politics. Rev Dr Roelif H Brooks warns gossip harms public trust and urges ethical conduct in business and ministry while urging youth to learn the dignity of honest labor and Sabbath observance.

New York Roelif H. Brooks St. Thomas' Episcopal Church Brooks

Educator to Fill Pulpit at First Lutheran Church

Prof Rudolph Lochner of Wartburg College will deliver a sermon at 11 a m tomorrow at First Lutheran Church. The message, based on Matthew 18 14, is titled The Greatest Treasure. Choir anthem Blessed Be the Lord Miles and solo Father In Heaven Briggs will be performed. Rev Henry Mueller, visiting family in Texas, will return to the pulpit on October 3.

Rudolph Lochner Wartburg College Waverly First Lutheran Church Blessed Be the Lord Miles Frieda’ Buencke Welsh Briggs Henry Mueller Téxas

Mrs. Sarah Hawkins Dies in Nashua Community

Mrs. Sarah J. Hawkins longtime Nashua resident died Friday at her home. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Emma Hawkins Leaman of Nashua and two grandsons, Clarence Strike, whom she cared for since his mother’s death. She also leaves three sisters and two brothers living in Kansas.

Nashua Sarah J. Hawkins Emma Hawkins Leaman Clarence Strike Hawkins Kansas

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Tabernacle Meeting Union Young People's Service Grace Methodist Harry E. Storrs Storrs Scotland Canada Anne Anderson Siloam Springs Ark Moody Bible Institute Chicago Evangelical Church Bob Jones Evangelistic Campaign Thor Savings Bank Farmers Savings Bank Wiest Baptist Church Methodists GR. Poling Alvin E. Bell D. D Bible Features Syndicate (Inc Universalist Willard O. Bodell Christ Episcopal Ernest B. Mounsey Northminster Presbyterian Russell A. McCormac Fosdick Harry Starrs Sarah Hawkins 4Th St Col. Wellington Hollywood Pierce
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