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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1925
Page
14
A compilation of Sunday worship times across West Side and East Side Baptist Church First United Methodist and Nazarene churches. includes morning and evening services, Sunday school start times, sermons on various topics, and midweek meetings with pastors M Hensley Dilday Wright Dunn and OMalley.
Sunday School at 9 30. This thoroughly graded school offers a place for every age group. International lesson titled The Supper of our Lord. W 8. Savage, superia-
The notice lists services at 701 Alabama Avenue San Jacinto Heights with a 10 30 morning sermon on Matthew 4 5 14 theme The Great ness of Faith and a Jeschke pastor. At 1301 Taylor Street services are Sundays 11 and p m with Wednesday evenings and testimonies on Christian Science healing A Sunday school for students under 20 meets at 9 15 am with Life as the subject A reading room operates from noon to p m.
Daily except Sunday and holidays, where the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature may be read, purchased or borrowed. The public is cordially invited to visit and make use of the reading room.
Pastor J B Parker leads morning and evening services. Sunday school 9 45 a m with M Cummack as superintendent. Bible school 9 50 a m. Adult classes meet 9 20 in the church auditorium. Evening sermon by Dr G L Yates on Badges of Honor with solo by Frederick Kendall and congregational singing led by Edgar Williamson. Young People 6 15 p m. Evening service 7 30 p m features choir and orchestra. Reba Utterback sings A Thought of Him by Gabriel.
St Andrew's hosts a day of worship and events for delegates of the Woman's Auxiliary and convocation. Highlights include a 7:36 a.m. corporate communion, 9 a.m. morning prayer led by Rev Frank Eteson, a 10:30 a.m. consecration service for Bishop-elect B C Seaman presided by Rt Rev Thomas F Gailor, and evening services with a sermon by Rev Clinton Quin plus a 6 p.m. Young People's League reception for visiting bishops and clergy.
The Young People's work in the church opens with holy communion at 7:30 a m Monday. The Fifteenth Annual convocation of the Missionary district of North Texas begins with a 10 a m gathering in the church and a parallel session of the district branch of the Woman's auxiliary in the Parish house. A reception for visiting clergy and delegates will be at the home of Mr and Mrs H W Galbraith honoring Bishop Seaman. Robert N MacCallum Rector.
Mrs Eliza beth Baldwin pastor announces revival services at 605 East Third Street with nightly meetings at 7 30 p m Sundays at 11 am and 3 pm Evangelist John Trager of Philadelphia conducts the services He will speak Monday night on Amarillos Greatest Need Public is welcome.
The Thompson Street church led by Pastor R Thomsen hosts Sunday services with a morning message on Whence That Instinct and an evening talk on John the Baptist or Jesus. Candidates for church membership may meet the session after services. Music and Christian Endeavor groups are planned, with a 6:30 p m start for the morning service.
A church concert program features Scotch Poem by MacDowell and One Thing Have I Desired by Wildermere with solos by Mrs Davies and Miss Chandler. It includes That Sweet Story of Old sung by Miss Gladys Thompson, organ postlude Pinale by Wagner, Evening prelude orchestral anthem Evening Prayer with Mrs Davies solo, offertory orchestra and organ postlude. Military Polonaise by Chopin is listed as part of the evening.
Stanley W. Hayne leads Sunday at Polk Street Methodist with 9 30 am Sunday school graded class for all ages and 11 am worship featuring a sermon titled A Drink of Water by Gaston Foote. Junior church for 6 to 14 year olds meets at 11 4 mm with Epworth Leagues at 6 50 pm and Happy Hour services at 7 30. An orchestra and congregational singing round out the day. A welcoming church ethos invites all to return.
The Salvation Army reports that the 2:39 p m Sunday school and 5 p m service will meet in the county court room today due to delays. The Army building will not be on its own lot until sometime next week.
Fragmentary lines mention O V Wray the Music Man and names Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose May alongside a goal to help improve the Pandaniie. The text appears as a rough roster or promotional snippet with no clear event or outcome.
East Side news reports Rev. J M Jones pastor of Henwood Baptist church ill with flu and confined to bed so he cannot lead Sunday services though Glenwood church will hold morning and evening services. Area residents suffer from flu mumps chicken pox as others visit and travel. Includes local notices of guests and trips plus Western Tire ad.
Real estate ad offering five and ten acre tracts and both improved and unimproved farms near the county farm. Contact James A. Bush at 215 East 5th Street or phone 1108 for terms.
Mrs. Schwartz departs for the eastern markets to conduct business, with plans to return next week. She will visit multiple city centers to negotiate deals and assess supply lines.
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