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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
8
The essay presents the Prophet Amos as a fearless, honest observer of social injustice. It contrasts his open, rural life with urban corruption, wealth disparity, and religious hypocrisy. Amos calls for justice and righteousness to replace hypocrisy and greed in society.
The Syracuse United Brethren Church hosts the last quarterly conference of the year on Wednesday at 3 p m with Rev E B White district superintendent speaking The Enterprise U B Church holds services at 5 p m and a 9 30 a m Sunday School with B F Quisenberry as superintendent The Meigs County Fairgrounds hosts the Enterprise annual church picnic on Wednesday August 15 with a day long program including a ball game races contests and music by Brown's Orchestra Wellston Men's Chorus and community singing
The Reverend R. F. Strickler of the Nelsonville Christian Church returns from Cadillace Michigan with his family after a three week vacation. He will deliver the 10 30 worship service sermon Life and at 7 30 p m he will preach Is Sin a Disease as the evening topic.
Evangelist Charles Arnett will deliver his farewell sermon Sunday evening at the Church of Christ on Stimson Avenue after several weeks of services. Tonight he announced his topic A Way That Is Right and Cannot Be Wrong. Regular Sunday morning services will be held at the church.
A committee meeting last night reported warm reception for Lantz supporters across the district. Voters pledged backing, signaling a likely win in Tuesday's primary as past promises are dismissed as tiring and forgotten.
The Spirit is the focus of the Lesson Sermon at the Athens Church of Christ Scientist on Sunday August 12. The Golden Text comes from Zechariah 4 6, Not by might nor by power but by my spirit. The lesson also cites John 14 1 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy noting that with God all things are possible and that healing is not limited to matter.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous grocery stores and merchants by name and location across Ohio towns such as Sugar Creek Glouster Millfield Pomeroy and Coolville and West Virginia towns including Huntington and Berkeley adjacent areas. The items appear as a directory of local shops with owners and shop names.
Rev. C. M. Coulter announces Sunday topic Bread and God for the Athens Methodist Church sermon. Morning worship starts 10 30 with Sunday School at 9. Quartet directed by Mrs C L Hoisington will sing Unto Thee Will I Call. Visitors from other churches are welcome.
All persons interested in the Town House Cemetery are to meet Saturday morning to clear the cemetery grounds in Albany R. D. No. 1 on August 10.
The Albany M. E. Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. J. F. Brown and guest E. M. Larson of Athens speaking on Positive Divine Law at 8 p m. Other churches in Harrisonville and Town House hold 9:15 Sunday School with worship at 10:30 and 2:30 respectively. An ice cream social is planned at Albany church Saturday night for public aid.
Divine services will be conducted Sunday morning in the Berry Hotel by Paul J. Frisch of the Lutheran Mission. The sermon theme is How Are We Justified Before God taken from Luke 18 9 14. The public is invited.
The Soul of Christianity will be the Sunday morning sermon topic of Reverend Howard E. Warner at Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athens Albany Road. Bible School, directed by Arthur Stuart, will convene at 9 30, an hour before worship.
POMEROY August 10 The Christianity of Christ will be the Sunday morning sermon subject at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church announced by pastor Rev. T E Maness Services begin at 9 and continue to 10 30
Evange list E Howard Cadle will address the public at the Lancaster Camp Ground Auditorium Thursday night August 23. Rev S N Roos of the Maywood Mission at Lancaster announces the event and invites all to attend.
The last quarterly meeting for this conference year was held at Fair view Church last Saturday night Aug. 4. Rev. E. B. White presided with about 60 in attendance at communion. Mrs. Bertie Bahr and Mrs. Minnie Boger were chosen as delegate and alternate to the annual conference. The next quarterly conference will be at Lottridge church to start the next year. Rev. D. Vause Snyder announced the service schedule.
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