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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
10
St Pauls Episcopal announces rector E L Ptelow and services on the first Sunday Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Church School at 9:00 a.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:00 p.m. Other Sundays follow 7:00 p.m. services.
First Methodist Episcopal lists Sunday School at 9:00 a m Worship at 10 30 Sermon Epworth League at 6 00 and Lechoes at 7 00 with the Men s Chorus. United Brethren Church shows Sunday School 9 00 Morning Worship at 9 15 Junior Church 10 15 and C E for all ages at 6 00 with Evening Worship 7 00 Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 00.
Nazarene R. B. Frederick, pastor. Services in I. O. O. F. Hall on Main Street. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Miss Anna Aurand superintendent. Morning Worship 10:30 with theme The Workers Three Eras. N. Y. P. S. 6:30 p.m. Preaching evangelistic 7:30 theme The Call of God. Young people's prayer meeting at Parsonage 545 Pottery Street every Tuesday. Bible Expositions and Prayer meeting hall each Thursday evening.
John Lloyd Evans leads Sunday School at 0:30 with C W Backus as superintendent and 10:30 morning worship. Evening services at 7:30 with chimes and anthems by the choirs. Visual education at 6 p.m. Stereopticon slides titled The Towns and Rural Districts of India shown.
Herman A. Sayre invites all ages to Church School at 9 30 with graded lessons to the Senior Department. Morning Worship at 10 30 features The Supremacy of Law. Junior Church at 10 30 with Mrs Virgie Hickman in charge. Epworth League at 6 with William Howe president. A moving picture program includes The Modern Ruth and The Rich Young Ruler. Evening Worship at 7 on The Holy Catholic Church The Communion of Saints. One half hour song service led by Miss Pauline Whitlock with trumpet by Miss Bessie Stephenson. Prayer Service Wednesday at 7 remarks on Acts 4. Adults welcome.
Pastor P Pridgen leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 39 a m Young People meeting and praise service at 6 p m revival services by evangelist Dorotha Dobie continue through Sunday with evening sermon at 7 p m
Reverend M H Johnston presides at Pomeroy Asbury Chapel A M E with Sunday School led by William Moore. Services at Rutland at 10 45 a m with communion and at Middleport at 7 p m. Junior Booster Club meets Friday with Earl Richman Jr as president. Religious training class Wednesday at Mrs Charles Manley home. Queen Esther Club to host a polluck supper Thursday.
C H Eichinger pastor leads Sunday School at 9:15 a m with J E Miller superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 on patching old garments. Epworth League at 6 with Nellie Zerkle leader. Evening service at 7 with To Be Or Not To Be cited. Midweek service at 7 on Wednesday.
The Gallipolis pulpit will host the pastor in the morning of the 26th with Rev. Wood Duff preaching at the church in the evening on Love the Dominant Power in all Christian Life. Sunday School closes at 9 15 with lesson on the standards of the Kingdom. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6. Weeknight prayer and meditation is Wednesday at 7 with lecture Putting Gods Kingdom First. A February 2 course on the great books of the Bible begins, interpreting them through science and modern philosophy.
The Church of Christ in Middleport Ohio lists services led by Pastor Fred I Gardner. Bible School at 9 15 with Homer Rice as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 20. Junior Christian Endeavor at 6 00. Evening evangelistic service at 7 00. Wednesday prayer and training at 7 00 for church members. Large at-
Attendance and those from other churches are welcome, inviting broader participation and unity across congregations.
Bradbury hosts 9:30 Bible School and 7:00 prayer service. Monday 7:00 a preaching event titled The Years the Locusts Are with special choir music.
The Church of Christ meets at No 4 Stimson Avenue one block south from No 67 Morris Avenue. Bible Study starts 9 30 with worship and communion at 10 39.
Pilgrim Holiness Church corner Washington and Congress invites worshippers to Sunday services led by Pastor James A Fields with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and evening preaching at 7 o clock The district superintendent the Rev Harry Hays will preach on Sunday January 26 at the church in a district event
Third Sunday after Epiphany services led by Rev. E. L. Plelow with Church School at 9:15 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at the same location.
The Christian Science Church at 15 South Congress Street announces Truth and Golden Text Psalms 117 2 with responsive readings from Zechariah 8 3 7 815 19. Sunday service at 10 45 a m Wednesday meeting at 7 p m reading room open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 to 4 p m.
Friday night open air service at 7 and holiness meeting at 7 30. Saturday night open air service at 7 with Special Young People song service at 7 45. Sunday services include holiness at 10 am Sunday School 2 30 pm open air meeting at 7 pm salvation meeting at 7 45 pm. Monday night special young people meeting at 7 30 with Captain and Mrs Benton in charge.
At 9 15 Kenneth C Farnsworth discusses Sampson during a Bible School session. At 10 30 Reverend Wilcox speaks on keeping the Sabbath. Music includes Marianna Bing singing and Paul Saylor at the organ. 6 o'clock Westminster Fellowship guest Professor Victor Whitehouse on Spain. Evening worship 7 o'clock with Mrs Tompkins and Reverend Wilcox speaking on Jesus and the Kingdom.
Sunday School at 2:00 p m Worship at 3:00 p m Evening Worship at 7:00 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday nights Young People's Meeting Friday nights.
Charles M. Coulter and Arlie H. Krussell preside with 9 a.m. Bible School and a special class for students taught by Prof. I. Ash. Morning worship at 10 30 features a sermon by Krussell on We Need Deliverance. Evening services include Personal Disarmament Forgetting Grudges and a 7 00 worship with the church choir directed by Mrs. Hotsington. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 led by Mrs. Lawrence.
Bible School meets at 9 30 a m with Jack Sams as superintendent Morning Worship follows at 10 30 a m when the pastor will discuss revivals and revival hindrances The Revival Campaign runs February 23 to March 16 Young People meet at 6 p m Evening Worship at 7 p m with "A Higher Love" Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7 p m
Corner Campbell Street and Stim son Avenue Joel H Webb minister residence 16 Campbell Street Athens Ohio January 26 Bible School 9:39 a m Preaching Subject Foreigners or Citizens 10:30 a m Song and Praise 7 p m Preaching Subject Is the World Getting Better or Worse 7:30 p m Tuesday Cottage Prayer Meeting 2 p m Thursday Church Prayer Meet
Richland Avenue mission church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Herman Lecoy as superintendent Prayer Service at 10 30 a m Evangelistic services at 7 p m continue for two weeks except Saturday evenings.
Carpenter and Congress Streets, Zion Baptist Church announces Bible School at 9:30 with theme A Christian According to Christ. Worship at 10:44 includes Communion and member reception. B P UU gathering at 6:30 airs What Is Our Church Planning This Year. Evening service at 7:45 titled In the Days of Youth. Officers include Nellie Pettiford organist and Violet Russell president.
Ira P. Day serves as minister with G. W. Price supervising Sunday School. Sunday worship at 10 15 am. Evening Junior League at 530 and Senior League at 6 pm followed by worship at 7. Prayer services Wednesday at 7 pm. Cottage prayer meetings at 140 North Lancaster Street and 136 North Lancaster Street.
Pastor C. F. Roberts leads the Albany Methodist circuit with a sermon on Christianizing America. Sunday School at 9 15 led by E H Lasch, morning worship 10 15 featuring Rev. O P Smith from Groveport for the Ohio Anti Saloon League. Hebbardsville holds Sunday School at 9 30 and evening worship at 7 30. Mid week prayer service is Wednesday Jan 29.
Guysville Church lists services at 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m with P G Chapman as superintendent. Stewart Church offers 10 30 a m preaching and 9 30 a m Sunday School led by S J Biddison. New England Church preaches 2 30 p m and holds 1 30 p m Sunday School under Mrs Olive Morrison. Canaanville Church presents 7 30 p m evangelistic meetings and 10 00 a m Sunday School with Jesse B Poston as superintendent. revival meetings held every evening except Monday.
Andrew M. Taylor is minister at Amesville Presbyterian. Sunday School at 9 30 supervised by Clyde O Gibson. Evening worship at 7 30 features a lecture with views. A silver offering will be taken. Come and see the pictures and join with us.
New England Presbyterian invites worshippers with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Oliver Bryson followed by Morning Worship at 10 30 a m and a sermon on Is the Church Ready for a New Pentecost.
January 26 events at Redtown Free Methodist include Bible School at 9 a m Class Meeting at 10 a m Prayer Meeting in the Church at 7 p m Wednesday Evangelistic preaching at 7 15 p m The notice lists church activities for the day including worship and outreach.
Sunday School begins at 9 86 a m led by Cartwright with G N Sidders among others. Quarterly Conference is set for Saturday. Communion Service scheduled for Sunday at 10 56.
Carlos Cowen, superintendent of Sunday School, leads services at the usual hour. Sunday School at 10:00. Sermon by the minister at 11:90. The cottage prayer meeting crowd is divided alphabetically from A to Z.
Revival services begin Monday night January 27 with Reverend Day to lead nightly sermons. Special sermon each night announced by the church for the period.
First week outline of revival lists daily seven o clock services from Jan 26 except Saturday. Rev E B Dean to speak on Hell with events including Family Night Duet by Mr and Mrs Don Smart and Paul Matheny and Maxine Todd. Music directed by Miss Loomis and topics include Ten Commandments Lost Judgment.
A reflective portrait of a self proclaimed Wise Woman who hides loneliness behind elegance. The piece contrasts her outward polish with inner fear and sorrow, noting a missing spouse and deceased daughter while envisioning warmth, companionship, and a hopeful fireside. Copyright 1950, Newspaper Feature Service.
A wife contemplates using a loaded revolver hidden in her home to curb jealousy and protect her family. She hides the weapon and cartridges, plans a Christmas greens trip, and enlists Katherine to care for the children as she moves to reveal secrets and continue daily arrangements.
Forecast centers on personal rather than business affairs with Mars stimulation. Social artistic and domestic relations will engage attention, with glowing adventures or understandings possible. Birthday January 25 indicate focus on personal progress and happiness, romantic angles may predominate. A child born this day should be ambitious energetic and popular.
Jan. 30 program features T. N. T. Super intendent and Foreman Night with speakers Du et, Albert Shivley, and Everett Spencer. Also Jan. 30 Four Horsemen factory night includes a double male quartet led by Glen Farley and others. Nursery provided in Sunday School room with Cradle Roll Department. Special nights, reserved seats, ushers I. D. Allen and B. C. McQuaid. Out of town visitors hosted by Mrs. John Gastin Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Luther Wyskiver.
Blonde Genevieve O'Brien, acquitted of aiding in her husband’s murder, returned home to her father after a rapid Cook County trial. Exoneration leaves her former lover Samuel Howard Dorr in jail facing life imprisonment. she is about to become a mother in March of a child fathered by the romance.
Senator R S Copeland warns that child labor harms health and future potential. He cites New York statistics, compares state laws, and urges stronger federal and state protections to ensure education, fitness certificates, and health care while ending child labor.
A famous doctor’s prescription Thoxine claims to stop coughs instantly by soothing irritation and targeting the internal cause. The safe tasting formula is sold in 0.5, 60c, and 1.00 bottles with a money back guarantee, through local pharmacies.
John V. Wood of the Nelsonville People's Central Bank was elected president of the Athens County Bankers' Association at the first yearly meeting held Wednesday night at Hotel Berry. W. B. Lawrence of the Security Savings Bank was named as predecessor. J. H. McClure of the Athens National Bank was elected vice president. KR. G. Palmer of the Bank of Athens selected secretary and treasurer. David M. Auck, newly elected Secretary of the Ohio Bankers' Association, spoke, joined by Belford Atkinson. The group will support a state educational campaign to have county high school students visit banks to study banking methods.
Coyotes prove unable to outwit air raids as George Albrecht and William Visher hunt from a plane piloted by Tisher. Albrecht shoots the coyotes spotted from the sky, marking notable success in aerial coyote hunting near Garrison, N. De Jan.
Answer sheet advises general health improvement to gain weight and to address underlying causes of extreme nervousness with medical guidance. It suggests a 16 year old girl of 8 ft 4 in should weigh about 120 pounds and a 5 ft 7 in 1445 girl about 170 pounds with hip reduction by exercise and diet.
Climbing out the windows as their automobile sank in 30 feet of water in Springfield Lake near Akron Crossman and Harvey Groot narrowly escaped drowning. The car disappeared beneath the lake.
An advertisement urges dieters to include Kellogg's All-Bran to prevent constipation and anemia. It claims two tablespoons per meal in serious cases and notes the cereal is not fattening and adds iron. The product is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold in a red and green package.
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