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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
6
The Albany Baptist Church led by Minister Harley C. Fletcher invites participation in Bible school at 9 a.m. and worship with sermon subjects Looking Unto Peoples and Heart and Mouth at 7 p.m. Midweek prayer and Bible study Thursday evening at 7, choir rehearsal follows. Evangelistic services begin New Year’s Eve.
At 9:30 Bible school and University assembly, 10:30 sermon Burden or Bridge exploring faith. Reception of members at 10:30. 5:30 B Y P U fellowship tea. 6:00 discussion on Bishop Monell's social ender led by Rev Lud. 7:00 talk on distinctive feature of Christianity. Wednesday 7 pm midweek meeting.
Stanley F. Roush serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and morning worship at 10:18 a.m. Dr. Holm, district superintendent, to preach. First quarterly meeting follows sermon. Evangelistic services at Hebbardsville continue with twenty seven conversions so far. Albany Epworth League meets at six, Hebbardsville at 1:45 p.m. Joint Young People’s service planned at Albany Baptist church Saturday evening.
Gov. Washington and Congress Streets location hosts revival from December 7 to 21 led by Pastor D. Fish with Rev. Celia Bradshaw and Rev. Helena Laneholtz. Evening singing, Sunday school at 9 a.m., preaching at 10 a.m., evangelistic service 7 p.m. Prayer meeting tonight at 6 at W. J. Brooks residence 6 Miller Avenue.
Church on State and Congress streets announces Bible school at 9 15 with Dr Edwards ill to speak. Morning service at 10 30. Evening Endeavor society to assist in service at 6 00 with evangelists. Evening service at 7 00 in charge of Edwards Walker strip.
Local religious notices list services at the County Home chapel Sunday at 2 PM led by Rev. V Ahlbrand. Christian Science Society at 65 South Court St holds 10 45 AM service with Sunday school at 9 30 AM and reading room hours. Central Ave M E Church shares schedule with Frederick Brown as minister and includes morning worship at 10 15 AM and evening service at 7 PM plus Epworth Leagues and a pageant. First Methodist Church presents a full day with Sunday school at 9 15 AM and sermons by Dr McGurk at 10 30 AM and 7 PM, Epworth League events, and a box supper later in the week.
Abbott Y Wilcox, minister, announces Bible school with Dr Porter teaching Abrahams Call and Deception of Pharaoh. Dr Garnertsfelder conducts home conservation for college men and women. Elizabeth Evans directs the young peoples service on What Jesus said about Forgiveness. Dr Wilcox to preach in morning and evening services. Church of the Good Shepherd holds Second Sunday in Advent with Holy Communion at 8:00 am.
Kansas City reports a proposed bullet proof money car by A. R. White, a local attorney. The invention targets safer transport of payroll money and may reduce bank messenger risk as robbers seek easier targets.
The inventor outlines a money carrying car with a heavily protected turret guard. The turret driver can control the car and demand explanations through a speaking tube, using a 14 inch gun to deter attackers. New York's first electric street light was installed in 1882.
In Paris a team of chemists in the Jeri Patou laboratories works to produce perfect perfumes to pair with costumes designed by the famed designer. Scents vary for blondes and brunettes as well as for young girls and older women.
Howard H Rog ers resigns after nearly seven years as Lorain county farm agent with effect January 1. His replacement details were not announced.
A man in seventeenth century England faced punishment for failing to attend church services. The case highlights enforcement of religious attendance during that era and reflects societal expectations tied to churchgoing.
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