Epworth League Pageant at Grace Church
Epworth League members who attended the institute at Clear Lake will present the message at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening. Miss Ellie Truair and Miss Margaret Miller lead a committee with Dr. Earl A. Roadman to speak on youth faith and conduct the program. The schedule includes morning and evening services with sermons by Dr. Roadman and others, special music, and notices of upcoming pulpit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Institute
Clear Lake
Grace Methodist Episcoe
Ellie Truai
Margaret Miller
Truair
Earl A. Roadman
Jack Patterson
Marjorie Comfort
Roadman
James P. van Horn
Upper Iowa University
Dr. Roadman
Warren L. Steeves
Wilbur
Hell
Musical Messengers
East Park
Samson
J. A. Haehlen
First Presbyterian
Clinton F. Smith
Martha
McCormick
Dudley Buck
Charles P. Scott
Margaret Moore
Linden
M. E
C. W. Harrop
M. E. Church
F.C. Witzigman
Universalist
Willard O. Bodell
Chicago
Teachers to Be Welcomed Back at Cedar Heights
A teachers welcome service will be held at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church at 11 p.m. to mark the new school year and shared goals of church and school. A short talk for boys and girls follows. Senior and intermediate Christian Endeavor meetings resume at 6:30 p.m. Rev. J A Laurie will deliver the 7:30 p.m. sermon on Help from the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
A. H. Semmamzan
Immanuel Choir
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
J. A. Laurie
D. D
F. Herbert Moehlman
Bible Study Groups Rite at State Avenue
Mn H Lane and Mrs Roy E See organize morning Bible study sessions at 314 State Abee 10 AM. Participants gather under the WAM rite format led by H Lane and Mrs See to discuss scripture and fellowship.
Auntie Mabel Embraces Short Hair Way of Fashion
The poem narrates fashion shifts as Auntie Mabel, once resistant, finally adopts the bobbed hair trend. It portrays a chain of society figures surrendering to changing styles from Dame Fashion to brides, matrons, and finally Auntie Mabel, celebrated yet lamented as a fortress yields to trend.
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Mabel
Presbyterian II 1.8 Ohow Gain In Men And Money
New York reports the Presbyterian church spent nearly $63 million in its fiscal year, the largest total in history, with $46.6 million for local congregational expenses and $15.76 million for benevolences. The official count shows 1,927,268 communicants, the largest census yet, and 9,961 ministers. Net membership rose by 18,157, Sunday school membership reached 1,596,515, and 90,416 new communicants joined on confession of faith.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Prefyterian General Assembly
Witherspoon
Philadelphia
Mudge
United States
Christ’s timeless God preached by Hillis in Brooklyn
Rev Newell Dwight Hillis former Plymouth church pastor preached at Central Methodist church saying Christianity will be world’s religion within four generations. He blamed church focus on a God of the past and praised Jesus for a mind and life guiding present action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
J. W. Whiteside
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Christ Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Plymouth Congregational
William Hardcastle
Brooklyn
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Central Methodist Church
Hillis
Jesus
Christ
Lincoln
God
Gideons Next Week at Cedar Heights
Gideons of Waterloo camp will meet Saturday evening September 10 at Cedar Heights church as guests of Mr and Mrs H C Moeller.
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Gideons
Cedar Heights
Gideons of
Waterloo
Cedar Heights Church
H. C. Moeller
Major evils of modern day named by bishop Hulse
New York date line reports Bishop Hulse of Cuba delivering a sermon at the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest. He lists trial marriage, irregular relations, and wealth obtained counter to social welfare as major evils, urging renewed conscience and adherence to humanity. He warns against clergymen lazy at work, land speculation, and corrupt politicians, arguing wealth breeds suspicion and social decay. The bishop asserts timeless moral principles must adapt to new conditions while guiding actions.
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New York
H. R. Hulse
Cuba
Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest
Hulse
Wall Street
The Paths of Long Ago Poem Ends with Wilbur D. Noabit
A reflective poem by Wilbur D. Noabit titled The Paths of Long Ago speaks of enduring friendship after death. The speaker asks loved ones to remember and celebrate life with song and laughter, preserving memories across time and distance.
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Wilbur D. Noabit
End of Vacation Brings Ministers Back in Pulpits
The end of vacation signals regular church services resuming in Waterloo with Dr. J. Arthur Young leading both morning and evening at Trinity. Plans include sermons on The Reality of Our Religion and Life-Giving Fountains, choir pieces, and solos by Alice Eason Wise. Local schools also welcome students and teachers back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. Arthur Young
Hailing
Alice Eason Wise
Scott
Stainer
C. Albert Scholin
Trinity American Lutheran
Eternal Life Is Reward for Those Walking with God
Rev. Francis A. Fadden preached at St Patrick's Cathedral last Sunday arguing eternal life is attained by living according to God's will. He urged keeping the ten commandments as the guide for modern civilization and noted law does not change. He claimed those who follow divine and natural law will live in the likeness of God and possess eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis A. Fadden
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Father Fadden
God
Christ
Asphalt-Macadam Pavement Finished on Berth Avenue
The Berth avenue strip between Moir and Clough Streets, built at the own expense of abutting property owners with city approval, was completed by C. W. Shirey, contractor. The six inch thick pavement uses a macadam base with asphalt, new to Waterloo, and cost $1.27 per yard for a block 481 feet long. Experimental Milwaukee residential work has shown no complaints.
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Berth Avenue
Moir
Clough Streets
C. W. Shirey
Waterloo
Milwaukee
Mystery in Mexico Chapter Twenty Four Unfolds
John Moore a New York businessman travels to Tucson then Mexico on business and swaps identities with Philip Morton. In a tense night of murder and betrayal Clench is killed while Moore, Rodriguez, Manuel, and Henshaw confront truth and danger. Moore presses for answers as events spiral toward a perilous climax.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Morton
Ruth Mwenshbaw
Ramon
Yen
Tubutama
Clench
John
Manuel Lopez
Roderigues
Barton Henshaw
Ruth
Roderiguez
Henshaw
Lopez
Manuel
Mr. Henshaw
Mr.Henshaw
Rodriguez
Mr. Moore
Roderiguezs
Fort Sill
Jove
Book of Job Mina Mine of Education by Rev J W Morgan
Rev John W Morgan in Metropolitan temple at 60 Seventh Avenue likens the Book of Job to a mine of education and the Shakespeare of the Bible. He argues Job is a historic figure with enduring relevance and praises its imagery, antiquity and influence on arts and sciences.
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J. W. Morgan von
New York
John W. Morgan
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
Job
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindy
God
Real Bolsheviks and Victorian Hypocrisy in Prohibition Sermon
In a Marble Collegiate Reformed church sermon Rev William C Poole of Christ Church London denounced violators of the eighteenth amendment as the real Bolsheviks in America and warned that modern theatre and literature inflame baser passions He criticized pious businessmen and hiporisy while urging restraint and ideals to uphold social order and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Poole
Christchurch
London
America
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
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Epworth League
Grace Church
Walnut Street Baptist
St. Paul's
Henry Mueller
G. Verdi
Frieda Buenneke Welch
Father
Briggs
Cedar Falls
O. M. Yaggy
Ambion
Edjar A. Guest
Edger
Guest
Presbyterian Boards
Foreign Missions
Christian Education
Federal Council of Churches
Blonop
First Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Tabernacles of God
Rohrer
Edwin Boardman
Northminster Presbyterian
Earl Kimball
Carolyn Oldenburg
Roberta Collins
Andrew McBrain
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
Central Christian
W. D. Endres
Lord
Randegger
St. Mark's Episcopal
Thomas H. Gilbert
Oelwein
L.a. m
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Hills Island
Altho
Badger Clark
Plains
Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Church of Friendliness
the Tabernacles of God
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