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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
22
Judith Knight witnesses gradual return to routine as Arthur Knight recovers. Junior Knight apologizes to Judith and they reconcile briefly. Tony regains driving with Andy, while Arthur contemplates a serious talk as the family awaits his full recovery.
St Pauls Episcopal lists rector E L Pielow and service times for the first Sunday Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Church School at 9 a.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 p.m. On other Sundays Evening Prayer and Sermon also at 7 p.m.
Naz at 545 Pottery Street hosts Sunday School 9 30 morning worship 10 30 with Miss Anna Aurand as superintendent N Y P S meets 6 30 p m preaching evangelistic 7 30 Young people's prayer meets Tuesday evening Bible Expositions and Prayer Meeting Thursdays hall Building program underway building site Hunter and Orchard Streets 10 Hour Sunday 3 4 p m WAIY Columbus
The Revival Services led by the LaMances continue to draw strong crowds. Evening services are held daily at seven except Saturday, with Friday night a free lecture by Rev. LaMance on "Ten Reasons Why Marriage is a Failure." Sunday at 3 p.m. Mrs. LaMance speaks to women and girls on "How to Get Placed."
Gore church announces Sunday School at 9 80, sermon at 10 80, fellowship with class at 1 30 and sermon at 2 30. Oreville holds Sunday School at 9, prayer at 10, and a prayer meeting Wednesday night. Bethany offers Sunday School at 9 30 services at 7 30 with revival meetings at 7 30 nightly.
Rev Edmund C Lindsay will speak at 10 15 a m on Christianitys Triumph Over the Religions of Roman Empire in a Sunday lectures series. 9 a m Sunday School. The first lecture titled Christianitys Contribution to Civilization.
Morning service from 9 to 10 8 Christian Endeavor Societies at 6 and evening worship at 7 featuring The Story of Elijah. Local congregation invites members and neighbors to attend events and hear a biblical narrative.
Sunday morning worship at 9 30 with church school led by Supt Robert Swain Epworth League 6 15 led by Erfce Gustin Evening service 7 00 topics planned for revival Scripture themes listed with dates February 9 to February 18 Prayer service nightly at o clock Wednesday February 12 Ladies Aid Society meets at the church Feb 14 Harvest Is Past referenced.
Dr. Skinner leads morning worship at 10 30 in Inspira tion It s Proofs and Reasons. Evening message at 7 On Sunday My Christian Program A Whole Bible Christ Church and World. Sabbath school at 9 15 Lessons Warnings and Promises. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 Youth invited. Wednesday prayer at 7 lecture study Jesus Healing and Helping.
Pastor Fred I Gardner leads services at 9 15 Bible school 10 20 morning worship with a sermon on Andrews Talent 6 00 junior C E 7 00 evening service sermon Digging Out Of Wells. Large attendance urged for Lords Day. Homer Rice superintendent.
Wednesday at 7 00 devotional hour followed by evangelistic study in the book of Acts. Friday evening orchestra practice followed by choir at 7 30.
The bulletin lists 9:30 Bible School The Lord's Supper and Morning Worship 7:00 Prayer service with Monday 7:00 Preaching service featuring special choir music and a Sermon subject Hell's Own Warning.
Glenn L Tennell notes a combined Sunday service at 9 15 a m with the Rev Dr Wm Brickner as guest to lead the quarterly meeting and conference. Communion follows and the official board meets for the quarterly conference. Evening worship at 7 30 features choir anthem and the sermon Pillars of a Great Life. Weekly study class choir practice and orchestra sessions are listed for the week.
The notice lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at Rutland 10 45 a m and Middleport 7 p m with a long Junior Choir service. A Trustee Board meeting is set for Tuesday night. On February 14 the Junior Choir will host a Valentine Social in the church basement.
J. W. Barnes pastor leads Long Bottom Bible School at 9 30 with J A Torrence superintendent. Public worship at 10 30. Joppa Bible School at 32 p m with Leslie Ruth superintendent. Reedsville Bible School at 9 30 with V J Packard superintendent and public worship at 7 15 p m Evangelist services nightly at 7 18 p m.
Damon Watkins pastor leads revival starting Sunday February with 9:15 church school for Rodel Stef fey as superintendent and restudy of Matthew chapters six and seven. 10:15 service features sermon The Fields Are White Unto The Harvest. Evening 7:16 sermon The River of Life. 7:00 Wednesday prayer and praise. Special music at all services.
A brief invitation notes a January 16 gathering led by Evangelist Charles A Pearce inviting readers to come grow with them and attend the event.
Heath M E Church in Middleport lists morning Sunday School at 9 15 with I E Miller high a 10 30 worship theme The Good Part Epworth League led by Nan Moore at 5 00 p m Evening Service Champion WYour own Soul The Official Board meets after service Mid week service at 7 p m Lincoln Day service moved to February 16 replacing February 9 as previously announced
The First Baptist Church led by Alonzo R. Stark announces Bible School at 9 30 a m Public worship at 10 20 a m with the sermon Fault Finding Evening worship at 7 p m titled Hearing and Doing.
Mies Joy Cutler directs Bible School at 9 18. F R Richey presides morning worship at 10 15 with the sermon Making Void the Grace. Evening program at 6 Christian Endeavor. 7 The Endeavor Society with the choir presents Keepers of the Flame in honor of the 49th anniversary of the CoE Movement founded by Dr. Francis E. Clark. Mid week prayer is Wednesday at 7.
The notice lists spiritual reading materials from Zechariah 4 6 and I Corinthians 2 1. It announces Sunday worship at 10 45 a m and Wednesday gathering at 7 p m. The reading room is open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 3 to 4 p m.
J Al Cartwright pastor at Richland Avenue leads Sunday School at 9:00 with Herman Secoy as superintendent. Preaching at 10:30 and 7:15 p m Evening Service led by Herman Secoy. Bates Church holds Sunday School at 2:30 with Villa Tippie as superintendent and preaching at 3:30. New Marshfield lists Sunday School at 9:30 with G N Bidders superintendent and a prayer service at 4:36.
Charles M Coulter and Artie H Krusell pastors announce the Bible School classes in regular rooms. Devotional duties by David Reading and Bertha Vickers discuss worship for youth. Marty Louise Walker leads music. Dr J Moore delivers sermon. 4:30 Home Hour. 5:30 Fellowship Supper. 6:00 Student Vesper. 7:00 Evening Church Women topic Walking, Poe Flying, With God. Mid week service led by Rev Artie H Krussell.
The Church of God led by Charles W Wi hosts Bible School at 8 30 with Jack Sams as superintendent Morning Worship at 16 30 Young People’s Meeting at 6 00 and Evening Worship at 7 00 Rev E J Moore state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League will speak.
Abbott Y Wilcox leads a Bible School program with Paul Saylor organist Marianna Bing and a quartet including Joseph Dando Clark Williams and Ruby Hankey. Talks on Saul and Tyndale translation precede evening worship. Missionary Society annual meeting set for Tuesday at 10 20.
The Salvation Army announces a week of public services for its Golden Jubilee Crusade led by Captain and Mrs. Benton. Schedule includes open air and holiness meetings Friday through Monday, with Sunday School and youth meetings on Sunday and Tuesday evenings.
The Pratt Street Gospel Mission announces Sunday events with a 2 PM Sunday School, 8 PM preaching, and 7 PM evening worship. A weekly prayer meeting is held on today and Friday evenings at 7.
The Good Shepherd church announces Fifth Sunday after Epiphany services with Church School at 9 15 a m and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 30 oclock Rev E elector leads the service in this parish notice.
At Mt Zion Baptist Church Pastor Congress Green B. Smith leads Bible School at 9:30 with study on Cutting Down the Corrupt Tree from Matthew 7 1 29. Organist Nellie Pettiford assists. Angie Cooper is superintendent and Gwendolyn Lynch is noted in the plantet while worship and sermon follow at 10 46.
Worship at 7 45 features Adda Marie Guthrie and Mary Louise Pettiford with a sermon titled An Inspiring Promise. Bible study on Ways of Studying the Bible follows Pr 6 3 and 2 Tim 3 14 17.
The notice lists a morning sermon at 10 15 by minister Peadar Chool and evening services with Junior League at 8 86 and Senior League at 7 Worship and sermon on the topic The Man Who Pierced the Heart of Jesus. Prayer services are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7.
Snowden Satkiing and Bechkte A W Corwin lead a revival at Nelsonville church with multiple conversions. Meetings extend beyond Sunday with continued interest in the revival.
The Merman church presents Sunday activities with a 9 30 class for all ages, 10 30 morning worship and Junior Church, a 2 pm junior choir practice, and an 7 pm evening service. Special musical numbers feature the Baptist Church Choir and soloist Charica Jones. The Tenth Man a Negro slide show screens after Epworth League at 7. Father and Son banquet Thursday at 6 15 with Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman as guest speaker.
John Lloyd Evans serves as minister with 9 30 Sunday School led by C W Backus and Mrs Lloyd Evans supervising the Children's Department. 10 30 Morning Worship features chimes anthems and a sermon on Corporate Guilt. Evening Worship at 7 30 includes a stereopticon talk by Rev Evans with a Men's Choir anthem. Midweek Junior Christian Endeavor meets Wednesday at 3 30 led by Mrs Ed Sharp.
Ira P. Day, minister, conducts Sunday School at 10 o'clock with Carlos Cowen as superintendent. Sermon at 11. Young people's meeting at 7 p.m.
Roberta pastor preaches on what kind of religion is needed today Albany services Sunday School at 9 15 morning worship at 10 15 Hubbardsville Sunday School 9 30 with Frank Dalvis as superintendent Evening Worship at 7 30 Mid week prayer meeting scheduled for Wednesday February 12 at 7 80
Pastor James A. Fields preaches at 4 30 p m with a Young People meeting at 6 p m. Evening preaching at 7 p m followed by a prayer meeting Wednesday at 10 p m. services held on Washington and Congress streets.
The Church of Christ holds 9:30 Bible study at No 4 Stimpson Avenue, one block south of No 67 Morrie Avenue, followed by a 10:30 worship. The service is described as practiced by churches under the Apostles.
Anton Mattox is pastor at Guysville Methodist Episcopal Church. Sermon at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m with P G Chapman as superintendent. Prayer meeting and choir practice follow in the morning.
The notice lists Mewart Church preaching service at 0:30 a m and Sunday School at 8:30 am led by superintendent J Biddieon. New England Church sermon at 3:30 pm with Sunday School at 1:36 pm under Olive Morrtees. Canaanville Choren holds evangelistic service at 1:30 pm and Sunday School at 4:00 am with Jeeve B Posten as superintendent.
Andrew M Taylor will present a descriptive lecture on the Philippine Islands at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Geheo!. Mr. Co. 0 Gueen, superintendent. 7:30 gpm, Bresing Worstip con.
NRW as PREGQHYTERIAN Andrew M. Spaator presides at Monday School at 9:30 a.m. Mr Oliver Brysca serves as superintendent. Morning Worship at 10:80 a.m. Includes address by pastor on the topic Who was Frightened.
The report notes services are ongoing each night and will extend for the entire following week, indicating sustained activity and commitment to the schedule.
Corner of Campbell Street and Stimeon Avenue hosts preaching at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday with the subject Believers o e to God. A 2:00 p.m. Tuesday Cottage Prayer meeting and a Friday 7 p.m. quarterly meeting preached by L. Fowler are announced from the pulpit.
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