Evangelist Bob Jones Begins Second Week in Waterloo
Evangelist Bob Jones opens the second week of his Waterloo revival with two mass meetings at the Gospel Tabernacle and First Evangelical Church. He preaches at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. daily, with a 450-voice choir directed by Harry Storrs. The campaign features noon meetings for businesswomen and nightly group attendances by many organizations, as attendance steadily rises.
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Bob Jones
Waterloo
Gospel Tabernacle
Park Avenue East
Union Young People's Society
First Evangelical Church
Tabernacle
Sun Day
Black Hawk County
Harry Storrs
Union Young People's Meeting
Egan- Bellea
Walnut Street Baptist
First Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Central Christian Churches
Anns Andrews
Miss Andrews
Walker Remedy Company
Waterloo Sundry
Porwers Manufacturing Company
Abernacle
Bronday
East High
West High
Twinels Central
Masonic Judges
Order of Eastern Star
DeMolays
Waverly
Janesville
Shell Rock
Cresco
Waterloo Garment Company
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Ben Hur, Moose
Mooseheart Legion
Rebekah, Mrecades
Especial
Tabernacle Auditorium
James L. Heaton
Mr. Jones
Colosty James L. Heaton
Anne Andrews
Jewish Problem Is Christian One Rabbi Maintains
Dr Louis Mann of Sinai Temple Chicago argues the so called Jewish problem is rooted in Christian teaching not Jewish faith. He criticizes Christians for prejudice while urging Jews to keep heritage and seek equal civil rights.
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New York
Pat Rabbi
Louis Mann
Sinai Congregation of
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
Mann
Emil Hirsch
University of Chicago
Syuky
Wise
Free Synages
Rabbi Mann
Chrisian
Mann Aleo
Jeple
Powell to Speak at Unity Center on Darn Fon
Miss Margoald Powell will speak at 11 p m tomorrow in Unity Center of Applied Christianity at 92 20 Lafayette building on Darn fon. Bible and study classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday at 2 86 and 7 36 p m.
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Unity Center
Margoald Powell
Unity Center of Applied Christianity
Lafayatte Building
Saints Day Communion at Christ and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Communion will be celebrated at 4 a.m. Monday at Christ and St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Rev. AW. Baer will preach a sermon. Rev. Ernest B. Mounsey is rector of Christ Church.
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Christ
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
AW. Baaier
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Church
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Q. M. Yaggy
Peace For
William Wilkins
Linden M
C. W. Harrop
Plymouth Congregational
Wilam Feastie
St. Mark's Episcopal
WW. Baxter
Parish Institute
United States
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Graves Manor
United Brethren
First Brethren
Edwin Boardman
The Gist of the Bible Book by Book by Alyin Bell
A critique of John’s Gospel as the sacred portrait of Jesus deity. The article outlines John’s purpose to show Jesus as the Son of God, contrasts John with Matthew Luke and Mark on lineage and themes, and notes seven miracles and seven claims. It cites witnesses, crucifixion, resurrection, and Thomas’s confession, inviting readers to read John prayerfully.
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John
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Christ
Abraham
Matthew
Adam
Jake
Luke
Mark
God the Father
Mathew
Like
Amy
Sam
Thomas
Ias
Revival Sermons Split Sinners by Evans Park Revival
The report covers Evangelist Bob Jones leading a Park Avenue revival with 24 cooperating churches. He classifies sinners into three groups, condemns the love of money, urges voting for good men, and denounces lax home religion. Attendance marches from First Presbyterian to the tabernacle as leaders emphasize fundraising.
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Bob Jones
Park Avenue
Sualvailon
Thia
Commemorate 68 Years of Church Work in Charles City
In Charles City this week the Congregational church marked 68 years of service. Mrs. C. S. Ellis offered a panel on the church’s early days, recalling her school days as a resident of Finyd and bringing friends to show them a city church. She noted only one member helped build the church, and memories included memorial windows and the pipe organ dedicated by Mrs. N. Waterbury and her sister in memory of their parents, with early members Captain and Mrs. H. C. Raymon among the list.
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Congregational Church
C. S. Ellis
Finyd
N. Waterbury
Paranta
Mra
H.C. Raymon
Ministers Preach Sermons On Varied Topics
Ministers will preach on varied topics tomorrow morning with several sermons evangelistic in tone. Lutheran and Immanuel churches feature Reformation themes with texts from Revelation and Thessalonians, while Presby terian, Methodist, Episcopal and Universalist services span gospel, prayer and guidance themes.
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God
Man
Christ
Henry Muelle
Evelyn Schrader
J. Lacy
Lutheran Brotherhood
Lutheran Church In Independence
L. Tarbell
Brewer
Schnecker
Grace Methodist
Episcopal
Earl
Anne Andrews
Max Noah
E. Ashwall
Church of Christ Truth
McG
Vi. Smalley
Bealience
Zeralda Aldrich
Upper Owa Women Debaters Are Chosen
Fayette Iowa October 30 Special The six women debaters chosen for the first debate season November 19 are named. The negative team features three veterans Gladys Mekcher Rudd and sil dred Wilkins Debrein. Florence Hatebkim Plymouth won the oratorical contest last year. The affirmative team includes Emily Alyn Winthres Margaret ask Elkader and Edith Buxton Olin. Lipner Tewa has been improving rapidly in recent years.
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Emily Alyn
Winthres
Margaret Ask
Elkader
Edith
Buxton
Olin
Lipner Tewa
Elm and Locust Verse on Weather and Endurance
A New York Times poem attributes dialogue to elm and locust trees during a storm. The verse laments pride and decay, contrasts beauty with rot, and ends with a vow to endure if roots remain strong, attributed to Dorothy and Leonard.
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Dorothy
Leonard
New York Times
Errors of Youth Blamed on Elders Spiritual Lack
New York sermon at Fourth Presbyterian Church argues youth failures stem from parents failing to provide spiritual nourishment and healthful guidance. Rev Dr Benjamin I Farber says home atmosphere shapes youth, urging virtue, obedience to laws, and serious talk on life and morality. He warns science links national strength to purity and condemns intemperance.
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New York
Beninamin I. Farber
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Farber
America
New Minister Preaches Friday After Injury Halts Visit
Dr W D Endyee pastor elect of Central Christian church who planned weekend convocation and ball services fractured a leg in a fall and cannot be here. Communion by laymen at 11 am. Dr Andres to move to the city when able to fulfill Missouri education mission duties in Kansas City where he has been secretary succeeding Rev Clifford L Jope who resigned to take a pastorate in Richmond Ind.
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W. D. Endyee
Central Christian Church
Ball
Andres
Missouri Education Mission
Kansas City
Clifford IL Jope
Richmond
Ind
London Bishop Denounces Dark New of Religion
New York, Oct 30 Right Rev Arthur Foley Winnington lord bishop of London told a vast audience at St John the Divine Cathedral that pessimists over religion are misguided noting the church remains the world’s only successful institution. He warned Christianity cannot fail if believers stay steadfast and pray urging study of world affairs and unity of love.
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New York
Arthur Foley Winnington
London
St. John the Divine
America
England
Manning
Dr. Ingram
Tangland
St. Paul's Chapel
Columpbia
Gerath
Jutt
China
Africa
All Creeds Benefit by Recluse's Will in Logansport
Four English relatives withdrew objections to probate of Thomas A Spry's will in Logansport Indiana. The will distributes most of a $200,000 estate to his widow and charities including one Catholic church four Protestant churches two hospitals and a home for elderly women. The four English nephews receive £2000 each if they do not contest the will. they accepted gifts and not the contest. The First National Bank named administrator at widow's request after disputes over notes totaling $60,000. The reclusive Spry married his housekeeper two weeks before death.
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Threstens
al Smith
Dixie
Jones
Sal
Hell
Tabernacle
Will Lane
Harry Stores
Wilkins
First Presbyterian Church
Ttoom
Fourth Street
Lafayette
Logansport
Ind
Qet. R
Thomas A. Spry
Tisea
National Bank
Spry
Spryth
Special Musical Programs on Sunday
A slate of religious services and musical offerings is planned for Sunday across churches. First Methodist Episcopal, Westminster Presbyterian and other congregations host concerts, cantatas, and sermons, with organists, soloists, and choirs performing pieces by Shelley Mendelssohn and Neidlinger. The day also includes baptisms and new member admissions.
Preaches 36 Years Without Taking Pay
Rev DB M Allen of Hueysville Ky has preached for 36 years without pay. He is 56 and has served three churches, tended sick, funerals, built fires, tolled bells, and refused money to aid others. He supported ministry himself earlier and now accepts only a dollar for tying the knot. He fought whisky, rode rafts down the Elssandy river to market, and still preaches between chores. Bible study on Resurrection and honoring Jehova set for tomorrow in Knights of Pythias hall.
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DB. M. Allen
Hueysville
New York Evening Post
Christian Church
Allen
Floyd County
Els Sandy
Feast of Folly unfolds as Diane turns 18 in social trap
Diane Colfax, "prettiest girl in town," marks her 18th birthday amid pressure from her mother to arrange a wealthy marriage. At a downtown hotel party hosted by Cora Savage for Phil Osborne’s homecoming, Diane navigates class tension, friendships, and romantic attention as her world of wealth collides with her desire for independence. The scene follows wardrobe prep, party dynamics, and a moment of flirtation with Osborne, ending with the party’s afterglow and Diane’s awareness of looming family scrutiny.
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Diane Colfax
Diane
Colfax
Judson
Richard
Cora Savage
Gordon McComms
Mrs. Colfax
Randall
Cora
Phil Osborne
Miss Savage
Miriam Colfax
Core Savage
Diana
New York
Harvard
Xing Law
London
Paris
United States of America
Randall's
Osborne
Phil
Europe
Tiane
Cara Savage
Mother
Papa Savage
Sitc
Pfu
Chick Colfax
Chick
Park Osborne
Hilda Potter
Marie Oberwayser
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Luther
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Payne A. M
Hev. B. Washington
East Park Presbyterian
J. Paul Vincent
OWA
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R. E. Williamson
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Orban
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Shelley
Mildred Lice
Mendelssohn
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J. Arthur Young
Young
Nina Ricketts
Scott
Williamson
Ernally
Westminster Presbyterian
Roland Taylor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Worshlp
W. P. McCormick
Wyatt
Neidlinger
A. BE. Enderlelia
Homor
Dr. McCormick
First Congregational
Dudley Bucks
C. BR. Sanborn
J. Richmond Morgan
Martin Luther
John Knox
Plaza Theatre
I. Herbert Bmoehlman
St. Ansgar's
Jehova
Knights of Pythias Hall
International Bible Students Association
By Clairm Pomeroye
Coro
Walter Rauschenbush
Church of Friendliness
WW. T. McCormick
Reformation
By J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Fourth and South
Vocal Quartette
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