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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1925
Page
5
Cal and local churches announce Sunday services across St Andrews Episcopal Presbyterian and M. D. Scroggins notice. Scheduled are morning prayers, sermons, Sunday school, youth programs and evening services with musical offerings and baptisms planned. The public is invited to all services and events.
Pastor B Parker leads Sunday services at 9 45 a m 11 a m and 8 p m with Miss Juanita Pool as B Y P U president A Mothers Day program is set for the morning service by Mesdames Douglas Witt Jewell Cehrmeyer and Miss Helen Tuell W M A meets Tuesday at 2 39 p m under Mrs Hester prayer meeting and choir practice are Wednesday night all are welcome to attend
Sunday school at 9 39 International lesson Philip and the Ethiopian Treasurer. W S Savage superintendent. Preaching at 11 by pastor Sun beams at 2 36 B Y P U s meet at 6 45 M EE Dispay director. Evening service begins at 7 with song service. Pastor preaches What It costs Not to Be A Christian. Prayer and praise Wednesday at 8 J C Sisemore pastor.
In the district court room services each Sunday with Sunday schools at 9 45 and preaching at 10 30. Prayer service begins at 7 30 with preaching at 8 00. Morning topic Early Struggles of the Church and evening topic Four Witnesses to the Deity of Christ. E B Fincher extends the invitation.
Regular services Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday at 8 15 AM Sunday services holiness at 11 AM. The notice lists the address 598 South Van Buren Street and specifies weekly worship times.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran at 701 Alabama San Jacinto Heights invites the public to Sunday morning worship at 19. The sermon on John 16 5 14 discusses the Holy Ghost's Reproval covering sin righteousness and judgment.
Morning Bible school at 9 30 and 11 o clock worship with the pastor preaching. Sermon topic The Superior Challenge of the Hour. Special music at 7 00 followed by the Young Peoples Service and the evening preaching service with the pastor.
D M Young superintendent handles Sunday School at 9 45 with preaching at 11 30 by the pastor on The Trials and Triumphs of Motherhood. A Junior Christ service for under twelve ears runs at the Erwin sales station to free space in the church auditorium. Junior and Senior leagues meet at 7 09.
A pastor speaks at 8:00 addressing the theme Let no Man Take Thy Crown. He urges ministers to mirror audience confusion into spiritual guidance as a flood of insight.
At 1391 Taylor Street services run every Sunday at 11 and 2 pm and Wednesday at 8 pm with healing testimonials. Sunday school for students under 20 starts at 9:45 am. A reading room operates from noon to 5 pm except Sundays and holidays, offering Bible and Christian Science literature for reading, purchase, or borrowing. Public invitation extended.
On Eighth and Taylor streets F W O Malley minister hosts a Bible School service for Mothers Day with Lord's supper and a sermon. Juniors meet at 3 90 while Christian Endeavor holds Senior and Intermediate at 6 30. A gospel meeting with special sermon and music by orchestra and choir follows, with a Baptismal service after. Everybody invited.
Evangelists John Trager and Rev and Mrs Nelson lead nightly services in a large tent at 405 E Third Street corner Third and Lincoln. Sunday services at 11 am and 3 pm with weekday 2 40 pm Bible study by Rev W M Nelson. Special singing and music. all welcome.
Mentions include a second cotton gin at Kress this season, Ben Goliday’s cream shipping station at Hartley for Mistletoe Creamery, and S M Lewis buying Hartley and Dumas telephone exchanges. Also notes a Mother's Day program at Houston Street M E Church South and Bishop Dickey presiding over Northwest Texas conference sessions at Canyon.
Plainview May 9 A fire of unknown origin destroyed the Ferguson grain elevator at Ferguson switch five miles south of Plainview between Plainview and Hale Center at 7 oclock Thursday evening. Two box cars of Santa Fe railway were burned. Five of seven siding box cars were saved. Loss estimated at $20 000 with partial insurance.
A collage of local items mentions Kelly Tires at 115 W. 7th and 2868, with Mrs. C. R. Gallogly convalescing at 797 North Grant after four months of critical illness. It also cites quotes from Lou Smith and Tom Thompson, a safety remark about Imhoff tanks, and school appointments. The weather bureau reports rainfall figures for 1998 to 1915 and 1914 to 1925.
In Yoakum Texas W A Karnes keeps 150 young roosters that reach crowing age early at five weeks old. Karnes notes roosters normally crow at about three months, but these birds already announce each new day with early morning crowing.
United Press reports Houston dog pound workers execute between three and a dozen stray cats daily. Officials say 27 to 198 cats are killed each day, reflecting a harsh method used to control the stray population.
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