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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
10
Nelsonville churches plan a full Passion Week air of devotion starting Sunday. Rev. John J. Scott and Rev. Lloyd Evans lead sermons on The Cross and Christ and Crowns with choir numbers and special programs through Easter.
Advertisement-style notice touts Parmint Double Strength as a cure for catarrh related deafness and head noises. Claims a simple home treatment with hot water and sugar restores hearing, erases nasal symptoms, and reverses muffled senses in many ear trouble cases.
The Rev. Co H Bennington pastor of United Brethren Mt Hermon conducts revival services at Sharpsburg Church. Services will continue indefinitely. Bennington is a World War veteran and the public is invited. Also tonight the Westminster Fellowship hosts an Irish Frolic with Katherine Stephan Alvin Elliott and Martin Yoehim on the entertainment committee.
Dr C H Stull of Granville will speak at 10 45 a m Sunday morning service at First Baptist Middleport. The clergy plan Easter week services with various church activities and youth programs across Middleport Pomeroy Rutland Worthington and nearby churches.
A joint pre Easter service by Churches of Christ at Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge will be held at the Trimble church Sunday night at 7. Mrs S B G Pedigo of Athens will speak, with vocal solos by Ade Leake and Darla Flerbaugh and a Trimble youth chorus. Public welcome.
The essay argues that Jesus death on the cross is the supreme sacrifice unique in meaning for humanity. It asserts sacrifice as the law of life guiding salvation and notes the cross illuminates human progress and the path to God. The piece ends with a union vesper service at Memorial Auditorium.
School classes will lead to and include Easter morning. Decision services will be observed at three Hapler churches, with activities spanning from before dawn to post sunrise observances.
Glouster March 18 Special Zofclock meetings at the Methodist Church begin with strong interest. The Rev. Dr. O McClure will attend one night next week. Morning and evening themes focus on Christ and the Passion Week. Sunday School at 9:50 at Church of God. Love Feast at 10:45 with 7 pm worship. Senior class meets Friday 7 pm at Mrs Belford Foraker home.
Invitations go out for Palm Sunday events sponsored by the Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church. A breakfast is planned at X o'clock led by committee chair Helen McLaughlin, followed by an 8 o'clock candlelight Communion Service with Dorothy Jefferson in charge of music and devotions. Session members assist. Westminster Class meets at Q:15 to discuss Sight and Insight. Council convenes at S o'clock after delaying one hour due to no Home Hour and a change from Vespers in Westminster Parlors.
The Sunday sermon at the Christian Science Church in Athens centers on the lesson text from Psalms 46 10 and promotes stillness before God The cited Bible verse from 1 Peter 3 9 emphasizes repentance over perishability The accompanying Science and Health excerpt states love fulfills the law and matter must disappear under divine Spirit supremacy
Andrew Ginnan deputy state mining inspector reports the Burn Ohio Coal Drive has gained members in the district. He received membership certificates from James Berry chief of the Division of Mines and notes many business and professional men have joined.
Athens churches unite for memory union vesper at the auditorium with Dr. B. B. Bryan address and university music. Rev Reed J. Downs speaks on Sacrificial Discipleship at morning services. Palm Sunday topics and music noted. no evening services on Palm or Easter. midweek service Wednesday at 7 30. Palm Sunday also features Reverend Wilcox remarks and special music programs.
Logan Chaice presents Her Easter Choice a playlet by the Hopeful Band Class at United Brethren Church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Cast includes Mildred Rainier Catherine Stoughton Madge Wright Mabel Wolfe May Griffith Ruth Horn Elizabeth Stoughton Vivian Goss Garnet Coutt Evelyn Roger. Miss Manon Powers presides over devotions. directed by Mrs Ora Price. Morning service will observe Holy Communion with Rev B C Peters. baptism at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev James R B Fields. Wesley Players of Athens perform that evening.
Morning worship and Sunday services listed for First Christian, Presbyterian, Westminster, Methodist, and St Matthew Lutheran churches. Bible school and youth programs noted. Holy Week services include a morning sermon by Rev H L Geddes and a night presentation of The Terrible Week by Charles Rant Kennedy. Palm Sunday offerings announced.
March 1 Chauncey report shows Rev Miles 38 and Hoon to preach both morning and evening at the Church of Christ. Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Miss Laurider chairs Young People's meeting at 6 p.m. Public invited to all services.
Albany and Alexander churches announce Sunday activities with Bible school at 1 pm led by Ralph Ladd at Alexander Presbyterian. Rev. Howard E. Warner preaches on John and Thunder. Maud Vorhes leads music. Session to meet after worship. Albany Methodist revival postponed to Easter starting with a Sunday night program and nightly services.
Albany Church will hold a morning service at 9 14 and an evening service at 7 30. Hebbardsville Church convenes at 10 and Sunday School at 10 45. Temple begins Sunday School at 16 and preaching at 11.
Dr G W Starcher wraps up a Humanism lecture series at the Methodist Church Student Class gathering Sunday morning. Home Hour is at 4 20 and the Fellowship Supper at 5 30. The Wesley Players perform He is the Son of God at First Methodist Church Lagopanment Sunday night. Edward serves as deputation chairman.
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