Dr Eugene Allen Speaks At First M E Cedar Falls
Dr Eugene Allen pastor of First ME Church Cedar Falls will address the concluding union meeting Sunday at 745 p m in the First ME church Lincoln park services ended last week after repairs and redecorating The program features choir under Albert Scholin organ solos and a morning sermon by Rev Paul Johnson with duet by Miss Sedgwick and Charles Edwin Anderson The evening sermon is by Dr F J Lockwood district superintendent and former pastor After vacation assembly at River View Cedar Falls resumes activities with morning sermon by Rev Clinton F Smith and an evening talk on grotesque incident The morning schedule includes Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Grace ME pastor Rev B W Main delivers morning sermon on Pauls words to the Greeks and barbarians The evening program includes music and a sermon titled A Restless Night First Presbyterian Dr J R Macartney returns from vacation to preach Both sermons Sunday Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m with Miss Margaret Black as leader Westminster Presbyterian Dr A C Preston will deliver the morning sermon To Joy of a Noble Task His pulpit will be filled in Cedar Falls by Dr Allen in the evening Lenora Hall sings Oh Dry Those Tears and Miss Knap plays violin Other congregations listed with upcoming services include St Paul M F Universalist First Baptist United Presbyterian Northminster Presbyterian East Park Presbyterian St Luke's English Lutheran Union Congregational Trinity American Lutheran and African M E church concluding services under Bishop Coppin.
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Eugene Allen
First ME
Cedar Falls
M. E
Lincoln Park
First M. E
Albert Scholin
Scholin
Boellmann
Dawes
Handel
Catherine Sedgwick
Scott
Paul Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Sedg- Wick
Charlies Edwin Anderson
Faure
Christian
Sheller
F. J. Lockwood
A. B. Curran
H. C. Wilbur
First Evangelical
Rierview Park
Cedar Fells
Clinton F. Smith
Reading
Graves Memorial United Brethren
B. W. Main
Paul
Lorenz
Calvary
First Presbyterian
J. R. Macartney
Sermans
Christian Endeavor
Margaret Black
Westminster Presbyterian
A. C. Preston
Dr. Allen
Gedar Falls
Lenora Hall
Knap
Alfreta Borden
Divine Redeemer
Universalist
Ray
Raspe
First Baptist
R. E Williamson
Bethesda
Union Congregational
L. D. Blandford
Trinity American Antheran
F. Herbert Moehrmann
G. J. Coppin
Philadelphia
M. He
P. M. Lewis
Grace M E Epworth League Banquet At Church
More than 50 Grace M E church members attended the Epworth League annual old folks banquet at the church yesterday noon. Geraldine was chair of the program committee. a program was presented, followed by a general reception. Flowers were given to notable attendees.
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Epworth League
Ar- Fangad
Geraldine Far
Ope League
hEstan
Afra
Hilz
Mark the Apostle from Mark to Gospel Writer
William Jennings Bryan’s weekly Bible talk surveys John Mark, his life in Jerusalem, his early departure from Paul and Barnabas, later reconciliation, and his ultimate work as author of the second gospel. The piece stresses Mark’s faults, growth, and enduring contribution to Christian history.
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John Mark
William Jennings Bryan
Mark
John
Luke
Matthew
Christ
Jerusalem
Mary
Peter
Larnahan
Paul
Barnabas
Saul
Antioch
Jesus
Peete Barnabas
Perga
Famphylia
Pamphrlia
Tel Senarata
Cyprus
Silas
Epworth League program notes at a church event
The account lists speakers and participants at a church Epworth League gathering. Highlights include an address of welcome by Clyde Sanborn, Rashouse, and Miss Mildred Gleason with Locily Cutler on violin, Frances Stotta and Falith Wyant on violin, Margaret Statts on piano, Louis Curran and Janche Curran as violin solists, and Dr. A Be Curran delivering remarks. The evening featured informal talks, community singing, and a banquet distribution.
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Abeth Targier
Clyde Sanborn
Epworth League
Rashouse
Thompson
Mildred Gleason
Locily Cutler
Frances Stotta
Falith Wyant
Plano
Margaret Statts
Louis Curran
Janche Curran
A. Be Curran
Miss T Feyereisen Begins Duties At Public Library
Theresa Feyereisen former primary instructor at Frances Great school takes duties as supervisor of juvenile department at Waterloo Public Library. Julia Johnson departs for Iowa State Teachers College. Lucille Stull named to fill vacancy. Hours resume schooltime schedule with Sunday openings 2 to 6 pm. Cecelia Stanton catalogues at St Mars School.
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Theresa Feyereisen
Frances Great School
Eday
Waterloo
Feyereisen
Lbrarians
Fort Collins
Colo
Julia Johnson
Iowa State Teachers College
Lucil Stull
Cecelia Stanton
St. Mars‘ School
African natives may live easily if they’ll work
A missionary letter from Dr. B R Kellersberger in Lomami Belt Congo describes a new Africa where natives outnumber whites and live in crowded compounds provided they work. He recalls travel, sleeping sickness treatment, and urges support for hospitals, schools, and Christian workers amid race changes and industrial upheaval across southern Africa.
Library plans for new station set for Labor Day opening
A library system announces the preparation of a new library station to open soon, with both library buildings and all stations estimated to be established on Labor Day.
Seven Acres Ground Near Delhi Bought for State Park
Manchester Iowa September 1 transfer of seven acres at Delhi completed this week for a state park site used for many years by the Methodist Episcopal church camp meeting. Grounds include a wooded hill and improvements will start as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delhi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Improvement Plans for Silver Lake Attract Visitors
Silver lake will be cleaned out and improved to enhance viewing, stocked with game fish, and enlarged by damming the flower end to prevent water escape. Additional upgrades aim to create a beauty spot ripe for picnics, with easy access noted. Animes concert at First Presbyterian Church features Mrs. Jack Patterson Sunday at 7:00 p.m. including My Jesus I Love Thee Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy Jesus Savior Pilot Me and The Church's One Foundation. Princess Mary recently introduced music in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Presbyterian Church
Jack Patterson
Jesus
September Here Nature Dols Up for Fall Events
A nostalgic nature piece notes September arrives with autumn colors in both flora and fauna. Describes turning corn, apples, sumac, wild berries, chestnuts, and nuts. birds and insects prepare for winter as plants shed and ripen. The prose evokes a rural landscape readying for seasonal change.
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Nature Dolls
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God
Tney
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Senator Ingalls
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Rrepublic Syndicate
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Japan
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Jesus Christ
J. A. BR
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Lomami
Belgian Congo
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Williston Avenue
Kellereberger
Ibanga
Kabinda
Mnission
America
England
Kleine
Bibanga
South Africa
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Cape-to-Cairo
Kimberly
Livingstone
Victoria Falls
Natal
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Nuluwayo
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David Livingstone
Victoria Falla
The
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Niagara
Elizabethville
Katanga
Lubombasht
Union Mintere
Metro
Charlie Chaylin
New York
Chimes
Princess Mary
Loedon Dinee
A. J. Porter Associates Public Accountants
Institute of Chartered Accountants
W. H. Ross
L. & J. Bldg
Macks Photo Shop
le & J. Bldg
My Valet, Inc., Master Cleaners
B10 East
Fourth St
Graves
Memoral
Vane ‘Brethren
W. Main
Judge Rutherford
Europe
R. L. Robie
Chicago
K. of P. Hall
Fudge Rutherford
CFL Hunter
Route 3
Iowa
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International Bible Association
Pastor Russell
New York City
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