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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
8
Mrs. Clarke speaks at the Presbyterian Church on social problems and agencies. Other sermons are planned at Christian and Methodist churches with August schedule changes and Bible School services continuing Sundays at 9:15.
The lesson tells how King Ahab seeks allies to retake Ramoth in Gilead, ignores Micaiah the honest prophet, and suffers defeat with Jehoshaphat killed. Micaiah foretells disaster, showing truth-telling against flattery. The piece notes no direct lessons for modern times.
Rev O P Smith returns from East Lansing schooling and Canal Winchester vacation to preach at the M F Church Sunday morning and evening. Lord's Supper follows at Church of Christ. Rev David P Morris preaches on The Three. Evening chorus and Roath Lord and Christ sermon headline. Sunday school times and other church services listed.
A Sunday Sermon in the Church of Christ, Scientist explores truth with a Golden Text from Psalm 25 and a Bible citation from Mark 10 15. The Christian Science textbook passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discusses receptivity to new ideas and purification of sense as signs of progress leading to harmony.
Middleport July 27 The Rev Fred J Gardner pastor will preach Creeds Without Consequence at 10 20 am sermon at Middleport Church of Christ The evening topic will be The Real Fools Bible School is 9 15 am and C E hour at 6 30 pm A prayer and study hour is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 pm
Plans for the tenth annual 4-H Club Camp run August 6 to 11 on the Ralph Barker farm Route 34 involve 60 percent attendance from last year with a $3 50 camp fee. Miss Harriet Jacoby says health safety measures include a doctor on call and Red Cross first aid.
In Tiffin on July 27 a court freed K J Garverick and Russell Stevens both of Galion after ruling hi jacking of slot machines is not a crime since machines are gambling devices. Prosecutor Paul Flynn cited the ruling for the release. The men were arrested July 15 for taking three slot machines from a Bucyrus hotel.
The Rev. F. C. Kreager will preach on Immortality Through Christ at 10 15 a m Sunday with Sunday School starting at 9 15 under Paul Smart. Evening service at 7 30 features Harvesting Weeds. B Y P U meets at 6 30 and a Wednesday prayer meeting with a brief business session follows.
A church group from the Church of God joins Salvation Army events with strong gospel singing. Raymond Atkins will deliver the 8 o'clock sermon. Holiness service Sunday at 11, Hospital Grounds gathering 1:30, Sunday School 2:30, youth legion at 6:30 led by Mrs. James Gates. Sneddin Brothers perform at the 6 o'clock Gospel Service with a special speaker.
Nelsonville churches announce Sunday services at First Methodist and Pilgrim Holiness churches. The Methodist service at 10 30 am with theme The Sense of Hearing led by Rev H A Rothrock. Sunday School at 9 30 am. No evening service. Pilgrim Holiness service at 10 30 am with singing and Rev D C Shearer preaching at 11 am. Youth service at 6 30 pm led by Miss Margerite Jones. Sunday School at 9 30 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm with special singing and preaching. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm and Cottage Service Friday at 7 30 pm.
This morning the Rev. L. W. Clarke announced no services will be held Sunday morning July 29. The Episcopal congregation is invited to attend the Presbyterian Church where Mrs. L. W. Clarke will speak.
Revival meetings continue at the Vanderhoof Baptist Church under Rev. Cunningham. A home-coming day is scheduled for August 5. The Lawrence Chapel Church will hold its annual home-coming on Sunday August 19.
Bible School begins at 9 30 Sunday morning at the Albany Road church with Arthur Stuart as superintendent. Morning worship follows at 11 with Rev. H E Warner speaking on The Ultimate Mystery of the Mountain top.
The column lists residents returning from Camp Perry two weeks of training with Co. L 166th Infantry and reports visits among local families. Notable items include births at Pratts Fork, visits to relatives in Cherry Ridge Buckeye Lake Darwin and Guysville, and updates on Mrs Eator recovering from a fall. James Franklin born July 23 to Mr and Mrs J H Rogers with grandparents William Colmer and S J Smith.
Premier Mussolini outlined a broad effort by world powers to prioritize war prevention in diplomacy. He urged allied nations to pursue disarmament and collective security measures to avert escalation and maintain regional stability.
A note announces a Sunday school gathering led by a superintendent. The event is set for the morning program at the local church with emphasis on lesson instruction and community fellowship.
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