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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1928

Page

11

Holy City selections to be performed at First Presbyterian service

The First Presbyterian church will host an evening program at 7 30 featuring selections from The Holy City by A R Gaul. Soloists include Martha McCormick Norma Chalser Jesse M Church and C L Tarbell with Mrs Oliver Stevenson at organ and Mrs Harold Smith at piano. The concert follows with multiple arias choruses and a second morning service with Rev T R Niven and Dr Roy Leslie Smith delivering sermons amid a full musical program by the choir and guests.

the Holy City A. R. Gaul First Presbyterian Church Martha McCormick Norma Chalser Jesse M. Church C. L. Tarbell Oliver Stevenson Harold Smith Mr. Church Miss Galser Miss McConnick Harpers Mr. Tarbell Roy Leslie Smith Malcolm ©. Morse Stalner Leroy Furry Fm Comet Holy City Adams Christ Lord Jesus Batiste-Brackett Avatus Crain

Farewell to Power and Wealth in Death's Quiet Hall

A reflective poem laments mortal vanity as a powerful man dies leaving wealth and influence behind. It contrasts the living crowd mourning, the transfer of possessions, and the inevitability of emptiness after life ends, questioning how long earthly treasures endure beyond the grave.

New Morality Shift Calls Sportsmanship Over Fear

In a Carnegie Hall sermon Dr Stephen S Wise argues a newer morality rooted in sportsmanship and human understanding is replacing the old fear based code. He says the supernatural morality is fading and morality must adapt as the world changes, citing the Graf Zeppelin arrival as an example of fear giving way to welcome.

New York Stephen S. Wise Carnegie Hall Dr. Wise Jesus

Peace Pact Highlighted At Briton Harvest Service

New York Oct 27 British harvest festival observed at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church with a service also honoring the Kellogg Briand peace treaty. Assistant secretary William Richards Chase cited the treaty as a global move to settle disputes without war, with remarks echoed by Prof J J Foakes Jackson. Daughters of the American Revolution American Red Cross English Speaking Union Society of the Cincinnati and other patriotic groups attended alongside St Andrew's St George's and Daughters of the British Empire societies.

New York Trinity Protestant Episcopal* Church Wiliam Richards Chase Kellogg United States J. J. Foakes Jackson Jesus College, Cambridge Daughters of the American Revolution American Red Cross English Speaking Union Society of the Cincinnati Society of Colonial Dames St. Andrew's Society St. George's Society, Daughters of the British Empire The British Empire Chamber of Commerce

Open the Door and Your Heart for Hungry Children

A poem from the New York Times urges readers to feed the hungry, describing children crying in the street and the elderly lacking coins. It calls to open doors and hearts, offering food and compassion as the greatest act of service to the hungry. The piece references Raymond Kresensky and emphasizes charity beyond mere alms.

Casey Ben Raymond Kresensky New York Times

Churches in Iowa gain 147,022 members in 10 years

Washington Oct 26 The department of commerce reports Iowa religious bodies grew membership from 937,394 to 1,080,156 in the decade ending 1926 while church organizations rose from 5,732 to 15,173. Church property expenditures and parsonage values increased though some categories fell.

Washington, D. C Iown Alside Department of Commerce

Iowa State Teachers college football squads to attend vesper service

Cedar Falls Oct 27 football squads from Iowa State Teachers college will join a vesper service at 4 o'clock in the college auditorium. The program features organ preludes choral numbers and a sermon by Dr Howland Hanson followed by additional music and a postlude with plans for morning services at 10 o'clock and a church school gathering at 9:30 in Professor Fullerton's room.

Christ Episcopal O. F. Weida Ellsworth College Iowa Falls Wilbert Meyers BE. B. Mounsey Inmanuel Lutheran Martin Luther A. E. Semmenn Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls College Hill Coleridge-Taylor George R. Samson Henry Waltont Guilmont Prof Samson Howland Hanson Beethoven Stebbins

Rotary Trapshoot Monday at Reserve

Rotarians may try a Jeerenone style trap shoot Monday afternoon at Rotary Reserve. A trap has been installed with arrangements for a shoot starting at 3 p.m. Rotary members and Rotary Anns will share in a Halloween dinner after the event.

Rotary Reserve Rotarians Rotary Anns Hallowe'o

Annex Dedication Promises Bright Sunday at Graves UB

The Graves Memorial United Brethren church will dedicate the new Sunday school annex on Fourth Street at Allen during the 11 o'clock morning worship. Music includes solos and orchestral pieces under Dan Jensen. Other churches, services, and topics follow a busy program with sermons on church life, faith, and public issues.

Fourth Street Allen Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Moore C. G. Ellefson Laveta Anderson Dan Jensen Stony Point Laurendeau Nelson Sarasate Beards Vincent EB. W. Wardle Rolfe Snider-Turner Blanchard J. H. Ray

Pastor Rebuffs Fearful Youth Morality Sign

New York Oct 27 Rev Charles Francis Potter preached at the Universalist church of the Divine Paternity. He argued fear over youth immorality is superstition and not a sign of judgment day. He urged people to abandon fear of an angry God and face the future calmly.

New York Charles Francis Potter Universalist Church of the Divine Paternity Hell

There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood Hymn History

A discussion of the hymn There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood by William Cowper 1721 1800 noting its fame and controversy. It contrasts Cowper and Newton, recounts reactions to the hymn in Belfast mills and London meetings, and cites faith changing moments from reaction to acceptance.

William Cowper Immanuel Cowper James Montgomery Calvary's Cross Bethesda England John Newton Newton Ireland Belfast London Potter

Speculation on Religion Flits Through Broadway Pulpit

New York on Oct 27 reports Rev Dr Walter Duncan Buchanan marking his twenty ninth anniversary at Broadway Presbyterian urging progress over speculation. He urged reliance on memory for inspiration, warned against endless theorizing about revelation, and urged Christians to persevere and help others despite personal sorrows.

New York Walter Duncan Buchanan Broadway Presbyterian Church Nldth Buchanan

Cedar Heights Church Observes Communion Sunday

Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church will observe communion and receive members at 11 o clock Sunday morning. A children's sermon titled The Strange History of a Letter from Stanley will be given. Dr J A Laurie pastor will preach The Parable of the Wheat and Tares at the evening service.

First Evangelical Petrie Jesus Calvary Evangelical Building Fund Free Methodist St. Paul's M. E Thomas FP. Shaffer Plymouth First Congregational J. O. Knox J. Richmond Morgan Cedar ‘Heights Community Presbyterian Church Stanley J. A. Laurie

Bible Lecture Series by Dr Silas Evans in Waterloo

Pr Silas Evans president of mine college Rupon Wis will deliver a Bible lecture series in Waterloo during the first week of November under church group auspices. Opening address at First Baptist on Sunday Nov 4 and concluding talk at First Methodist on Sunday evening Nov 11. Weekday services at Westminster Presbyterian in the evenings. Evans, a top Bible expositor, spoke in Waterloo two years ago and returns for union meetings with midday talks at Kiwanis and Lions luncheons and talks before the Waterloo Ministerial Association and local high school assemblies.

Silas Evans Mine College Rupon Wis Waterloo First Baptist Church First Methodist Church Westminster Frestbyterian Evans Kiwanis Club Lions Waterloo Ministerial Association

Freshmen at Iowa Cite Mixed Motives for College

Iowa City Oct. 27 UPI freshmen at the University of Iowa offered varied reasons for attending. Some want education and hard work, but many view college as a social jaunt or to avoid labor. The responses show a mix of purpose among the new students.

Iowa City UPI University of Iowa

God as joy not police in Transfiguration sermon

Rev Rayndolph Ray urged his New York congregation that God is the source of poise and peace, not a punitive figure. He warned that people fail the law by mimicking worldly rules and said Christ calls with tenderness in mankind's worship of God.

New York Rayndolph Ray Church of the ‘Transfiguration Christ

The Quest Divine Repeats at Westminster Church

The Westminster Drama league returns with a second performance of The Quest Divine, a three act religious play set in Biblical Samaria. Hosea Amos and Isaiah explore divine love through Hosea and Gomer, with Marshall N. Goold providing blank verse and special stage settings headline the cast. Richard Crane leads alongside Elwin Moore and others under Mrs Wratislaws direction.

Westminster Drama League Church Auditorium Sanaria B. C Hosea Amos Isaiah Tor Gomer Marshall N. Goold Market Place Richard Crane Elwin Moore W. P. McCormick King Beal John Carson A. M. Wratislaw

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