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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
8
Ministers Reed Downs and A Wilcox exchange pulpits in Athens for morning services at Christian and Presbyterian churches. Christian Church worship begins 10 15 with sermons on The Modern Jonah at First Methodist also hosting youth programs and conferences.
A Kellogg advertisement recounts Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan praising All Bran for restoring normal digestion after a year of use. The copy notes constipation stems from lack of bulk and vitamin B, claims All Bran provides both plus iron, recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, and urges consulting a doctor if relief fails.
The lesson rebukes pride among Jesus followers as he uses a child and a devout exorcist to illustrate true loyalty. It stresses humility, unselfish service, and living by Christ’s example over formal rank, noting that even small acts done in Jesus name reflect genuine devotion.
Glouster churches prepare a Sunday schedule with youth led services at 7 30 p m in the Church of Christ and morning worship at 10 a m. Christian Endeavor topics include modern life and salvation. Parish activities span Jacksonville Millfield Trimbie Pisgah with Bible studies, Epworth Leagues, and communion services.
Lindsay Allen will preach A Good Man at the Athens Church of Christ on Stimson Avenue next Sunday at 10 30 in the morning text Acts 11 22 30 The evening service at 7 30 will explore Palsing To Do What We Know The Bible Study meets at 9 30 to discuss The Reward of Christian Zeal
In this question and answer, guidance suggests using a firm cardboard box with a tight lid, a dust proof chest, or a sturdy garment bag for storing garments. The reply notes that ensuring proper space between the lid and contents is important for safe storage.
Logan April 21 Sunday services feature Rev W N Shank at Methodist Episcopal Church with Couching Between Burdens and Self Control in Christian Living as morning topics. United Brethren Church hosts Rev B C Peters with He Could Not Be Hid as combined Sunday School service and morning sermon. Evening programs include Nel sonville M E Choir cantata and St Matthew Lutheran Church sermon by Rev Amos L Heyde with no evening service at Lutheran. Nazarene Church morning theme Divine Love with 7 pm praise led by Frank Lanning.
The text discusses sealing methods for bags including gum med paper and dust proof materials. It notes that cloth bags with zipper fastenings are more secure than other types. For paper bags, a triple folded edge with metal clamps or gum paper sealing is recommended to seal all openings including the top hole for the hook and the side opening.
The Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athens Albany road offers a Sunday service at 11 o'clock with Rev. Howard FE Warner delivering Some Cannot Find God Others Cannot Escape Him. Maud Vorhes directs music. Church school convenes at 10. T W Coe leads a joint Session Trustees and Women's Auxiliary meeting at 7 20 p m Sunday night.
Middleport April 21 Rev. F C Kreager selects Remember the Lesson for morning worship at 19 15 o clock at the First Baptist Church The evening service at 7 30 features Love s Triangle Church School 9 15 Baptist Young People s Union 2 00 Sunday afternoon Senior and Intermediate unions meet 6 30 Sunday night Mid week prayer 7 30 Wednesday night.
The Rev Theophil Mehl of Pomeroy Peace Evangelical and Presbyterian Church will preach on Jesus Resurrection as essential to the Gospel at 10 30 Sunday service with 9 o'clock church school. No evening service. Edward Trautman will speak at Brotherhood meeting Thursday night. The Triangles meet Sunday night with Carl Jennings leading. Missionary Society gathers Thursday at Mrs W McCroba home.
Nelsonville April 21 morning service at Nelsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church opens with congregational singing and group prayer at 10 30 followed by a sermon by Rev c Shearer and 7 30 evening evangelistic services Special singing noted Sunday School 9 30 young peoples meeting 6 30 led by Miss Margaret Jones and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 The week includes Rev H A Sayre topics Builders of Gods Temple and Sure Foundation plus district conference next Friday with visiting Ohio Methodism speakers
Attendance at Jacksonville and Hollister United Methodist Sunday Schools rose with 90 in Jacksonville and 92 in Hollister. Hollister starts a new young men class taught by Ted Phelps, forming a choir directed by James Brown which debuted Easter night.
The Nazarene Church Sunday School will hear an unusual topic Sunday morning at 9 30 announced by the superintendent. Preaching services are set for 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M with the youth group meeting at 6 45. A Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 30 will be led by Rev C M Grace.
Services at the First Wesleyan Methodist Church in Athens this Sunday begin with Church School at 2 PM then worship at 8 PM. Evening evangelistic services are at 7:30 PM. The Wesleyan Young People's Society meets Tuesday at 7:30 PM with Mrs Dewey Root leading on Missionary Labors of St Paul. Friday prayer meeting is at 7:30 PM.
The Athens Church of Christ, Scientist will read a lesson sermon on Proba tion After Death this Sunday April 23 1933. The golden text from Matthew 24 13 proclaims endurance to be saved and the sermon cites Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God from Matthew 5 8 along with a passage from Science and Health noting imperfection and gradual demonstration toward perfection and the lingering question of when true demonstration arrives.
The Middleport church plans a Sunday sermon series titled Our Emmaus led by Rev Fred. Morning services include a sermon on Danger. The Loyal Women group will lead and conduct a study hour on Hebrews. The church emphasizes Americas goal of goodness from the weekly lesson.
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