Local Churches Announce Worship and Teachings
Church of Christ in the County Court Room holds 10 45 a m service on Sunday with the sermon The Promise from First John 2 25 and communion to follow. Bible study at Tenth and Fillmore led by E Templeton with morning subject The One Course of Action Approved of God and evening The Conversion of Cornelius. Central Presbyterian at 10th and Taylor lists day school at 9 30 a m and services 11 a m and 8 p m with Dr Thomsen preaching and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m. Tabernacle Baptist at 16th and Buchanan offers 9 30 a m Sunday school, 11 a m preaching, 2 30 p m Sun beams, 6 45 p m B Y P U, 8 p m evening service with song. M E Dilday directs prayer service. What It Costs Not to Be a Christian is the evening sermon topic. All are invited.
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Church of Christ
M. D. Scroggins
Tenth and
Fillmore
E. Templeton
Cornelius
God
Christ
Kingdom of God
Church
Cornélius
Central Presbyterian
10Th and
Taylor Streets
R. Thomsen
Dr. Thomsen
Christian Endeavor
Lemare
Mr. Gregg
Mother O' Mine
Virginia Chandler
Kipling Tours
de Lamartan
Matthews
Allegreto
Colby
Tabernacle Baptist
16Th
Buchanan
International Jessen
J. C. Sisemore
St. Andrew’s
Young People’s Service League
Robert N. MacCallum
First Christian
Taylor
P. W. O'Malley
St. Paul's Methodist
van Buren
Cal C. Wright
Bowman
J. J. Crume
Julia Lockett
E. T. Miller
Presbyterian Endeavor Meeting Plans and Topics
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor at An nex meets at 7 o'clock with juniors studying Honor ing Our Parents from Prov 1 8 and Eph 6 1 3 led by Margaret Williams. Intermediates and Seniors discuss Where and How Should We Spend Sunday focusing on Ps 123 1 9 and Heb 10 25 led by Miss Frances Robertson and Raymond Wright. Plans for entertaining the council members and Canyon Endeavorers will be made. Full attendance urged and visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Annex
Margaret Williams
Frances Robertson
Raymond Wright
Canyon
Army and church notices listing regular services
Army at 303 S Van Buren St and J offers regular services Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday at 8 15 p m Sunday Holiness at 11 a m Company s at 9 30 p m P Legion at 6 15 p m Salvation at 8 15 p m Relief store open Tuesday and Friday 9 to 11 a m
Sunday church schedule and invitations from pastor Fincher
Southern n Services in the District court room. Sunday school meets at 9 45. Morning worship at 11 a m with the sermon Early Struggles of the Church. Prayer service at 7 30 and preaching at 8 p m with Four Witnesses to the Deity of Christ. Everyone is invited to worship.
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Southern N
District Court Room
Christ
E. B. Fincher
Mother's Day Program at San Jacinto Baptist
San Jacinto Baptist announces Sunday school at 9 45 led by M Cammack with preaching at 11 and 8 by the pastor. B Y P U at 7 Miss Juanita Pool president. Morning service features an interesting Mother's Day program organized by Mesdames Douglas Witt, Joell Cohlmeyer and Miss Helen Tuell. W M A meets Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs Hester as president. Prayer meeting and choir practice are Wednesday night. Cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist
J. B. Parker
M. Cammack
Juanita Pool
Mesdames Douglas Witt
Joell Cohlmeyer
Helen Tuell
Hester
Religious Hope and Mother’s Day Services Nearby
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran invites the public to 701 Alabama San Jacinto Heights for Sunday service at 10:00 with a sermon on The Holy Ghosts Reproval based on John 16 5 15 and a Mother’s Day themed preaching at 11 by Pastor W Jeschke plus an 8 00 pm sermon Let No Man Take Thy Crown A Junior Church service for children under twelve runs during the day at the Erwin sales room Also First Church of Christ Scientist at 1301 Taylor Street offers Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm Including the hours and special programs for Mothers Day and related church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Alabama
San Jacinto Heights
Rud BP. W. Jeschke
San Jacinto
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Taylor Street
Sunday religious services and Mothers Day notices
Churches across the city announce services for Mothers Day and the Fourth Sunday after Easter. St. Andrew’s Episcopal, First Christian, Church of Nazarene, St. Paul’s Methodist, Independent Holiness Mission, Gospel Tabernacle, and Houston Street M E call for Sunday schools, morning worship, evening services, baptisms, and special programs. Revival meetings, choir offerings, and youth group activities are listed with times and locations.
Mrs Britt Honored at Frills and Flowers Shower
Mrs Murrey Britt formerly Miss Sarah Bennett was the guest of honor at a Friday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs John Armstrong at 1801 Fillmore Street. About thirty guests attended as plants and flowers decorated the setting and gifts were pinned on a clothesline before the honor guest arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt
Murrey Britt
Sarah Bennett
John Armstrong
Social hour ends with cake and ices for local ladies
An afternoon event featured a social hour with enjoyable ices and cake. Attendees included Mesdames Paul Armstrong of Breckenridge, George Palmer, Elmer Souder and J. Ballard of Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Armstrong
Breckenridge
George Palmer
Elmer Souder
J. Ballard
Adrian
Bridge Party Honors Mrs. H. Jefferson at Wolfe Home
A bridge gathering at 1616 Harrison Street hosted by Mrs. Fred Wolfe featured ferns and roses. Mrs. H. Jefferson won the high score with special guests including Mesdames L. W. Cradit, George Abbott, Sue Webster and H. W. Sharp in attendance.
A Texas Wonder Ad For Kidney and Back Relief
A vintage mail order ad promotes A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It claims cures for men and women and offers mail delivery for $1.25 if not sold by local druggists. The ad lists Dr. E B Hall of St Louis and notes druggist availability.
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Texas
EB. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
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