Maughan Again Heads Baptists at Iowa State Convention
J R Vaughan of Waterloo was re elected president of the Iowa Baptist State Association for a third year. Officers named include Pirel vies president, Hol Fosket of andoah second vice president T J Wasson Marshfield executive secretary Dr E L Wilcox recording secretary K R Sadler Censurer J H Cochran Des Moines. The convention draws many pastors and delegates with an Evangelism symposium and talks on Sunday school training. The Women’s Missionary Society met, and Dr John A Earl of Des Moines College to preach the closing sermon.
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eWarahington
Pells
Censurer
J. H. Cochrane
Des Moines
Offiscers
B.J. Howrey
Waterlon
F. E. Winston
Mount, Pleasant
Richmond A
Roral Church Commission
John A Earl
Des Moines College
Large Attendance at Praise Meeting at First Presbyterian
The annual praise meeting of the missionary department of the Women’s Working Association drew 125 attendees at the Logan Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Litchfield. The bank offering exceeded $70. The event featured two plays, a Messiah solo by Mrs. J. J. Liftring, a violin solo by Robertson Macartney, and volunteer performers from church groups.
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Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Home Missionary
H. A. Bowsen
H. L. Ldtehfield
Ida A. Cooler
David Stevenson
Don
G. W. Wise
W.W. Gregory
J. W. Forbes
George B. Green
Clair Parker
F. W. Porterfeld
Ella White
W. A. Goodman
John Robertson Macartney
Oliver Stevenson
A. W. Peterson
J. J. Liftring
Robertson Macartney
J. R. Macartney
Missionary Department
Elizabeth Vinck, Rath
Lela Powers
Lucille Trentley
Nellie Litebfield
Fourth Week of Revival Closes at Walnut Street Church
Last night marked the close of the fourth week of revival at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Attendance remained steady as the series continued to draw interest, with plans for additional meetings in the business district tonight. Mr. Greenwood is scheduled to speak tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7:23 p.m., followed by a class gathering at 6 p.m. on "The Relationship of Christians to Popular Amusements."
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Chinoop
Busigegs
Greenwoods
Logan Avenue Church Holds First Quarterly Meeting
The Logan Avenue United Evangelical church plans its first quarterly gathering this evening in the shrek auditorium at 7 o clock. Rev. J B Tabliston of Cedar Rapids will preside and preach, with sermons Sunday at 10 am and 7 pm followed by communion.
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Logan Avenue
Tov
Denel Tier
Moats
Jondeavor
Leon
Bev
Miller
Cedar Fairy
First United— Fourth and
Aview
Graves
Christian Endeavor G
Christ, the Wonderful
Sisterhood
Church of the Brethren—Seventh and South
A. P. Bolough
Servces
Xentur
Copregion
Calvary
Lawan Avenue United
Logan
Dany
Jy M
Om. Sauds
Na. m
Junter
Ki. OB
Adventist and other church notices in town directory
Local church listings show Seventh Day Adventist at 316 Third Avenue West led by Rev. G R McNay with Sabbath services and readings. Baptist and several other denominations on Walnut Street, Park Avenue, Fourth Street, and Mulberry Street hold morning and evening services with various pastors and Sunday schools.
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Kistner
Tird Avenue West
G. R. McNay
Wist Jofferson Street
Park Pavenue
Durgan
Fio
Papi—Kern
Cutler
Daniel Davies
M. G. Munn
Sune
Westminster
Wellington
Randolph
W. B. Sandford
Salley
Avalon
E.W. Lanham
Young People’s Society
Evangelist Billy Sunday to Resume Meetings in Des Moines
Waterloo residents expect strong turnout as Billy Sunday ends Denver Chicago series and opens in Des Moines on November 1. The tabernacle in the fire district hosts a six to seven week meeting followed by a rest until January 1 before a Philadelphia series begins. Also active in the party are Romer A Tadecheavor, 1.0 Ackley, Miss Frances Miller, Mrs Grace Saxe and Fred Selpert.
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Billy Sunday
Denver
Cole
Des Moines
Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Pany Romer A
Radeheavor
Ackley
Misa Frances Miller
Migr Grace Saxe
Fred Selpert
Y W C A Vesper Services Planned This Month
The YWCA religious committee announces a series of Bible stories for Sunday vesper services with Miss Mary Horner directing the first meeting. Special music is arranged and future speakers include Miss Mary Day and Rev Willan T Treachler. Peace week observances begin November 8 with daily studies and prayers. A library branch opens in the YWCA Living Room, and a Halloween party is set for next Friday evening inviting all local girls.
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Y. W. GC
Mary Horner
Miriam
Mary Day
Ialin
VY. W. CG. A
WC. A
Willan T. Treachler
Ruth
Y. W
Moore Gives Popular Travel Talk at Central Church
Rev. C Moore, pastor of Central Christian Church, spoke on The South Land last evening before a full house. The Fellowship class sponsored the lecture, which mixed humor with insights from his three years in the region. The night also spotlighted a attendance contest between Christian and Walnut Street Baptist men’s classes, ending Sunday with exchanges and high hopes for large turnout.
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Central Fourth Ant
Gu. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Christiams Wardrobe
Christian Sciience
Ore
Stem
Moore
Central Christian Church
South Land
South
Christian
Walnut Street Baptist
Claysea
Mr. Moore
Tuthill
Efora Io
Fraternity Announcements Published Weekly in This Column
Fraternity notices outline weekly publication via Friday 9 am deadline for Saturday edition. Items include Royal Neighbors regular meeting in A C J W hall, Court No 465 in K of C hall, Odd Fellows and Masonic circles, Degree of Honor party, M B A thimble bee, Maccabees degree work and social events, Knights of Pythias dinner and knight conferred, Waterlo o hive thimble bee, Sons of Veterans supper, Ladies of GA R event, Knights and Ladies of Security meeting with class of candidates and post program activities.
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Sons of Veterans
Waicrton Coup
Lown
G. A. R. Hall
G. A.R. W. Roc
GA. R
Ladies of Security
Elks' Hall
Vinton Council
Sapper
Vinton
Order
Hospital Shower Next Thursday
The Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary schedules an annual shower next Thursday. Members will host visitors from 1 PM at First Congregational church parlors to collect donations for the hospital. Acceptable gifts include cash, bedding, towels, dishes, linens, canned fruits, and jellies, with generous public support anticipated.
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Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Ghal
First Congregational Church
Two Neighbors Buy Cars and Serve as Moral Mirrors
Ruth Cameron writes of two neighbors with cars, one owned by the driver and one by the car’s owner. She contrasts flashy appearance with everyday usefulness and questions whether happiness lies in keeping up appearances or shared, spontaneous generosity.
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Itsalaye
Wayfarer
McDougal Named Governor of Federal Reserve Bank
E G Johnson returns from Washington and Chicago where bankers met to open a new federal reserve bank. James M McDougal elected governor of the bank with by laws adopted and an executive committee named. The bank aims to begin operations by November 30 after meetings at the clearing house in Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
James M. McDougal
C. H. Bosworth
George M. Reynolds
James B. Forgan
W. F. McLaren
McDougal
National Banks
Washington
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Cleveland
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Chas. L. Huston
Lukins Iron
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Independence Avenue Road
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