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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
8
Athens pastors from multiple denominations gather in Columbus for the Ohio Pastors Convention with the theme Evangelism Vitalizing Life. Local clergy Rev. Coulter Rev. Downs and Rev. Wilcox attended as 400 Ohio pastors convened.
Higley Class meets with Deborah Class at 9 15 Sunday morning with J H Burt teaching. Ruth McConnell to provide special music. Esther Class meets at Mrs H M Brookins home Monday 7. Philathea Club hosts Ethel Beekman Tuesday 7. Mid week song and prayer at Christian Church Wednesday 7 led by Rev Downe. Methodist Church prayer meeting Wednesday 7 50 led by Rev Coulter.
In Pomeroy Rev Theophil Mehl preaches More Like Christ at 10 30 AM with 9 AM church school. Triangles meet at 6 PM. two rally reporters speak. Hoyt evangelist speaks at Racine Baptist 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM. Cheshire Baptist hosts Unencumbered Life sermon at 10 30 AM with 9 30 AM Sunday School and 7 PM B Y P U.
Church School will be held at 9 a m at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Athens Sunday. Communion service at 4 30 p m features a meditation on Christ's summary of the law loving God with all thy mind. First Confirmation Class gathering at the church on February 9 at 8 p m.
Enthusiastic reader Miss Amy Person from University Park Iowa endorses Kellogg's ALL Bran praising its taste and regularity benefits. Science notes bulk from fiber plus vitamin B and iron aiding digestion and blood. advised two tablespoons daily, three for serious cases, with medical consultation if needed. Packaged in red and green Kellogg box.
The article notes Jesus shared his mission with the twelve apostles and emphasizes their mix of courage humor and devotion. It discusses Peter James and John Boanerges and the balance of zeal for organization with commitment to truth and love in his ministry.
A National Council of Women poll lists Mary Baker Eddy as the top influence with 102,762 votes, followed by Jane Addams. The 12 names will be displayed in the Hall of Science at the Chicago Century of Progress Exhibition next summer, highlighting leaders from reform to science.
The Glouster parish outlines a schedule of Sunday School sessions and Epworth League meetings at Glouster Trimble and nearby churches. Special services are planned at Trimble with a 7 p.m. program and a parish board meeting set for Monday at 8.
Rev. Clara Price of Athens will preach at the Holiness Church in New Marshfield on February 4 and 5. Sunday morning service is at 10 30, evening meeting at 7, with Sunday School at 9 30.
Spirit will be the Sunday topic at the Christian Science Church in Athens with citations from John 4 24 and 1 Corinthians 2 9. The lesson-sermon also cites Paul and Eddy from Science and Health noting spiritual reality over matter and the duties of walking in the Spirit.
Devotional services will be conducted at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Pratt Street Church of Christ under Rev. E. C. Henney. Sermonettes by Clyde Sidwich Melvin Mitchell and Ralph Patterson with special singing. Young people meet 7 30 Tuesday night under Mrs. Dewey Root. Wesleyan Mission at 2 pm. Bible Class Friday at 7.
The Church of Christ meets at 4 Stimson Avenue each Sunday with Bible Study at 9 30 a m. Preaching by Lindsay Allen of Russellville Alabama at 10 30 a m and 7 p m. Morning sermon titled From the Beginning It was Not So evening sermon title The Church of Christ What is at
A brief congregational meeting will follow the morning service at Alexander Presbyterian Church on Athens Albany Road. Church School starts at 10 am. The 11 am worship features Rev. Howard E B Warner speaking on The Eternal Backgrounds of Life. Ladies Auxiliary holds a 7 pm business session.
Dr. Frank E. Fowler, superintendent of White Cross Hospital in Columbus, will preach at 10 30 Sunday morning at First Methodist Church Nelsonville with the Senior Choir singing. Evening service at 7 features subject The Fatal Choice. Mrs Chester Hannahs speaks to Epworth League at 6 about Worship. Mary Elizabeth Cope and Mary Goodspeed perform mando lin and violin duet. Church School starts at 9 30 with orchestra.
Evening series of gin in Canaany Rev W H Reitz to hold Sunday School at 9 39. Leaguers of the Charge meet at 6 30 with preaching at 7 30 in Bethany church. SCTVicks Pid Echoo at 10 30. UY Evite 4.
VOSS offers a factory in the Veterans Enterprise Trade Street area with reduced price terms. Company officials say the facility suits production lines seeking cost efficiency and regional access, inviting inquiries from buyers and investors.
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