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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
10
The W E M S group will gather Monday at 2 30 pm for Bible study led by Mrs Scarbrough pastor Bro Bailey will attend to assist The message urges members to invite others and promote patriotic Americanism as a timely exhortation for their church community
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with B Y P U at 6 45 and a sermon at 8 15 There will be no preaching at 11 o clock Rev R L Estes state evangelist of the Baptist State Convention will fill the pulpit in the evening The choir will provide special music Everyone is invited to attend.
St Luke's Episcopal Church at 190 E 14th Street announces morning services with morning prayer and a 11 am address by Judge C E Cutler on Anglo Saxon culture. Sunday school is at 9 45 am. The announcement highlights discussions of the German Kultur amid local interest.
Sunday April 21 at 9 a m the Junior Missionary Society conducts its service with topic Chosen Korea Our Special. Percy Shaw leads Bible lesson. Prayer Circle honors Chosen missionaries. Reading of minutes and roll call names missionaries. Spirit worship features Louise Meaders. Readings include A Korean Baby by Lucile Chapman and The Orphan Boy by Annie Louise Shaw. Other readings: The Little Slave Girl, The Blind Girl. Annie Louise Shaw, Marvin Brydia, Eva Laverne Lasater participate. Missionary Catechism, announcements, and benediction conclude.
We will attend Sunday school at 9:45 a m next Sunday and acknowledge missing some matter.
The church announces a devotion hour at 7 30 p m with a cordial welcome for all. The morning sermon titled The World War and the Kingdom of Heaven encourages Christians to be patriots. An evening session will discuss The Boy Problem with the pastor sharing experiences as a juvenile court judge and offering messages for parents and teachers.
Short sketch of Oklahoma history highlights by Mrs. C. O. Barton covers agriculture natural resources manufacturing animal wealth and engineering. Mrs. J. A. Biles reviews schools and colleges. Mrs. J. B. Hill on education. Mrs. Malcom Smith on women’s contributions. Mrs. Tom Hope on federated club work and Oklahoma’s role.
Junior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor meet at 9 am with teachers Miss Bernice Roach and Miss Mollie Russell guiding a program on Hallowed Be Thy Name. Morning worship at 11 am on A God Made Man. evening service at 8 pm titled The Lamp of the Lord. Mrs Norrell to sing. choir to render an anthem. Missionary Society Monday 3 pm. Worker's Conference Wednesday 7:30 pm. prayer 8:15 pm. Minister George Wesley Beck invites all to attend. Residence 107 E 14th. Tel 232.
The Second Baptist Church B Y P U Group No 1 presents a Sunday program with leader Aughtie Johnson. Music includes Song No 56 and a vocal solo by Hazel West. Scripture reading Romans 3 10 18 by Delphine Carr. Introductions and items include Spurious Answers by Mrs Snead and What Real Trouble Is by Savana Keithley. Other talks cover The Remedy for a Sin Sick World by Mrs Goforth The Path to Christian Heroism by Mabel Clark and We extend a welcome to all.
Second Baptist Church invites all to attend Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning preaching at 11 a m. Evening services begin with B Y P U at 6 45 and preaching at 7 45 p m. The church doors are open to all with a hearty welcome extended. Come and you will not be disappointed.
The First Christian Church announces morning communion and sermon at 11 o'clock on “One of the Great Issues of Today” followed by an evening service at 8 o'clock featuring “The Wonders of a Few Days in Texas” and a schedule of Bible School at 9:45, Junior and Intermediate C E, Y P C E activities, and related readings and talks led by Pastor James and guests.
The article notes Judge Chaney will address an audience at 8 o clock Sunday. It mentions the funeral of Old John Barleycorn in Texas and a Grand Review of 27 000 soldiers at Fort Worth. Pastor Clifford B James invites readers and promotes local music.
The article details a B Y P U program with scripture readings and musical numbers led by several individuals followed by a Red Cross benefit at W E Moore's residence on Monday from 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 pm under the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church. Free will offerings invited. Refreshments available. 4-19-21
Ada Lodge B& 119 holds regular meetings on a Saturday night on or before the full moon each month. John
I C O F Ada Lodge No 146 holds regular Thursday night meetings. Frank Arnett serves as Noble Grand and H C Evans is secretary.
The News announces Democratic Primary candidates including Arden L. Bullock for District Judge Wayne Wadlington for County Attorney D W Swaffer for County Treasurer Bob Duncan for Sheriff Nick Heard for Tax Assessor Milton Garner for County Clerk Orel Busby for County Judge J O Cowart for Co Commissioner 1st Dist W H Brumley for Co Commissioner 1st Dist Reelection R L Moss J I Laughlin W B Selfridge for Co Commissioner 2nd Dist Henry F Bibb W H Brents for Co Commissioner 3rd Dist Reelection
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