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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
6
Athens pastors list next Sunday subjects at several churches including "This Sensuous Age" "Is Goodness Profitable" and "God's Will In Human Life" with student activities at Methodist and readings, services, and events across Presbyterian Episcopal Christian Church and Lutheran congregations.
Mrs Harriett Irwin of 17 16th Ave Middletown Ohio endorses Indo-Vin a medical plant extract remedy now sold at The Athens Pharmacy in Athens. She describes relief from stomach pain gas chest pressure headaches and constipation after using the product and urges others to try it.
In Pomeroy on Sunday the Church of Christ and Grace Episcopal Church announce Rally Day events. Rev. L W Clarke leads the Church School at 9 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon begin at 8 a.m. Rev. Kenneth J Reed preaches on Rallying Our Forces. A baptismal service for Long Bottom Christian Church members occurs at 2 p.m. and Christian Endeavor opens the fall season with a 6 30 p.m. supper at the parsonage. The annual meeting follows with officer elections and a playset presentation marking the 60th anniversary of the WMS Disciples of Christ.
Haydenville and surrounding towns prepare for a circuit on Sunday with Rev G Nutter preaching at Haydenville and Murray City. Services include morning Sunday School sessions at multiple locations and Friday evening preaching, all under the Haydenville Murray City MBE Churches with the theme Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord.
The Church of Christ in Glouster schedules its annual home-coming for October 14 with after service sermons by Rev. David P Morris on The Leaven and Rev. O P Smith on The Biblical Meaning of Salvation. Sunday School 9 a m, Christian Endeavor 6 p m, midweek service Thursday. Rally week runs October 15 to 21 with nightly programs and speakers.
Nelsonville reports Rally Day at M E Church with 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 morning worship led by Rev H A Rothrock who will speak on What Will Tomorrow Do with the Church The evening service will feature a sermon Specializing in the Impossible The Christian Church lists 9:30 Church School 10:30 sermon 6 30 Christian Endeavor 7 30 sermon Divine Essential Regular prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Choir practice Thursday Pilgrim Holiness on East Chestnut Street begins 10 30 am service
Hebbardsville Methodist Church postpones Sunday worship this week. Services resume on Oct. 14 with Sunday School at 10 15 and a 11 o clock sermon by Rev. David W. Williams.
The church announces revival starting Sunday October 14 led by evangelist Rev. Richard Powell. Morning worship at 11 with sermon Gods Willingness to Revive. Sunday School at 9 30, Young People at 6, evening service at 7 with special singing. Principal Rev. D C Shearer preaches 11 and 7. Walter B Primmer oversees Sunday School.
An advertising page touts Creomulsion as a powerful seven action remedy for coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief without narcotics and offers on the spot money back if symptoms persist, with the pharmacist authorized to issue refunds.
Revival meetings opened Wednesday night on the Willard Walton farm near Canaanville. Rev. Fred Fields of Algeens leads services at 7 30 nightly with long services led by John Powell and John Smith providing special singing. Rev. D W Cole of Coolville to preach Friday. Public invited.
Rev. Carpenter of Columbus will speak at Naomi Baptist Church in Kern on Sunday. Sunday School begins at 9:30, preaching at 11, then 3 p.m. Young People meeting at 6 p.m. Sermon titled Dont Worry-oy Is All Right and event Our Vital Contact Christ. Everyone is welcome.
The Harvest Festival week opens with an open air meeting at 7 p m and a 7 30 p m service led by Adjt W W Hinshaw. Sunday features a Holiness meeting at 11 a m Sunday School 2 30 p m Young People’s Legion 6 15 p m open air 7 p m and the 7 40 p m public service with Mrs Hinshaw delivering the sermon. Other meetings include Life Saving Guards Monday 7 p m Soldiers’ meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m and Young People Salvation Wednesday 7 p m. Thursday is open.
Heath M E Church outlines Rally Day events in Middleport with a 9 15 a m service for officer installation 10 15 a m Rally Day message and class reorganization Junior League meeting at 1 30 p m Epworth League at 6 p m church services at 7 p m and midweek programs including Christian stewardship and prayer meeting The First Baptist Church schedules morning services at 10 15 with Communion and a 6 p m Young People service开展
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