Hollister Plans Rally Day at Glouster Methodist Church
The Glouster Methodist Church led by Rev. J A Thompson announces Rally Day with a 9 30 a m service featuring the junior choir directed by Mrs C Elmer Turner and a special orchestration by Mrs J H Elias M M LeFavor leads the senior choir Miss Margaret Gamwell serves on the rally day committee Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m with a sermon titled Woe Be Unto That Man Everyone Speaks Well Of Wednesday prayer service at 7 p m Fulfillment of the Law to be preached by C B Tigner at the Church of Christ Sunday morning followed by Bible study at 9 a m and worship to 11 o clock Ferndale preaching continues.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
J. A. Thompson
C. Elmer Turner
J. H. Elias
M. M. LeFavor
Margaret Gamwell
Epworth League
Billy Figley
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Vian
Glouster Tom Cats Face League Leaders Tonight
Glouster Tom Cats, after an 18 0 win over Crooksville, sit third in the Muskingum Valley League. New Lexington leads the standings as they prepare to meet Glouster Stadium tonight, with Crooksville and New Concord also in pursuit.
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Glouster Tom Cats
Glouster
Scarlet and Gray Tom Cats
Crooksville
New Lexington
New Concord
Shugred
Hollister A B Church to Hold Sixth Annual Homecoming
Hollister A B Church plans its sixth annual homecoming and fall rally day Sunday with a morning afternoon and evening program and a noon basket dinner. Sunday School starts at 9 30 with Mrs Phelps supervising and Gospel Five providing music. Former residents are expected back for the 1 30 afternoon service.
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Tigner
Hollister A. B
Phelps
Gospel Five
Arthur Thomas
Zanesville
West Side Church of Christ
Trimble
Handkerchief Shower Honors Club Members
A Glouster social event honored two members leaving for Canton and Newark with a handkerchief shower. An all day farewell meeting featured a noon covered dish luncheon and afternoon contests won by Mrs. Hambel Ahle Hashman and Irene Smith. A large group attended including Mrs. Embrey and many others. next meeting set for Oct 30 in Glouster at Irene Smith's home.
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Glouster
Lelia Hashman
Canton
Naomi Post
Newark
Marie Hambel
Lucille Ahle
Hashman
Irene Smith
Edna, Embrey
Sadie Robinet
Hattie Thompson
Bertha Carpenter
Hazel Easler
Sammy
Hattie Watkins
Vernice Smith
Carol Ann
Josephine Fitch
Barbara
Morris To Present Achievement Standard
Pomeroy Bible School in the Church of Christ opens at 9:30 a.m. The morning worship at 10:30 will focus on the Ten-Point Standard of Achievement. B. H. Morris serves as pastor.
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Pomeroy — Bible School
Church of Christ
B. H. Morris
McARTHUR to Lead Morning Prayer at Trinity Church
David Spencer McArthur will read the morning prayer and sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church at 10 45 a m.
Glouster WCTU Holds October Meeting at Easler Home
Glouster WCTU met Tuesday at Mrs. Abram Easler’s Fairlawn Ave. home with ten members. In president’s absence Mrs. T W Figley led the session as papers on Alcohol Allies by Mrs. Ernest Jones and Valuation and Appreciation by Mrs. Tigner were read. A lunch followed.
Local social visits reported in Junction City area
Mrs. Dias Deal and her son Larry spent Tuesday with Mrs. Deal's sister Mrs. Max June in Junction City. Mrs. Deal and Mrs. Hazel Ray recently visited Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walters of Columbus are guests of Mrs. B. F. Achauer and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Corwin.
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Dias Deal
Larry
Chester Thompson
Trimble
Deal
Max June
Junction City
Hazel Ray
Columbus
John L. Walters
B. F. Achauer
L. D. Corwin
Longtime Glouster Resident John L. Davis Dies at 76
John L. Davis age 76 of Columbus died early Friday after two weeks of failing health. Born in Pomeroy in 1865 he lived in Shawnee New Straitsville and Glouster before moving to Columbus in 1926. Survived by three children David Mabel and Frank. wife Harriet preceded him in death. A brief service at the Columbus residence Sunday at noon followed by Church of Christ services at 3 p.m. at Glouster with Rev. J A Goddard officiating. Odd Fellows service at the grave.
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Glouster
John L. Davis
Jackie
Bulen Ave
Columbus
Glouster Church of Christ
J. A. Goddard
Somerset
Mr. Davis
Pomeroy
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Harriet Frances
Davis
Church of Christ
Board of Education
Board of Public Affairs
Odd Fellows
David
Portland
Ore
Mabel
Frank
Beckley
W. Va
Power of Prayer Theme For Athens Sunday Services
Athens Central Methodist Church announces Sunday schedule at 10 15 with The Power of Prayer as lead theme. Junior Church led by Mrs Lenora George meets then Young People's Fellowship at 6 pm followed by 7 30 worship. Evening theme The Power of His Death with special organ piano and chimes music.
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Athens Central
Albany Church Plans Evening Communion
Albany Methodist Church hosts a candle light communion Sunday at 7 30 p m with Rev Sydney G Everson delivering Are Ye Able The bi weekly preaching service at Town House begins at 10 15 a m with the subject Excuses Sunday School sessions are scheduled for 9 30 a m at both Albany and Temple Methodist Churches and a 11 a m service features The Christian's Holy Habits
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Albany Methodist Church
Sydney Co. G. Everson
Town House
Temple Methodist Church
Church of Christ Announces Sunday Schedule
The Church of Christ at 6 Stimson Ave presents a Bible study at 9 45 a m. a sermon titled The Christian Life by C M Clouston at 10 15 a m a communion service at 11 a m and a Sunday evening service and Bible study at 7 p m.
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Church of Christ
Stimson Ave
C. M. Clouston
Meigs County Union Class Meeting Oct 19 at Success U. B. Church
The Meigs County Union Class will meet at Success United Brethren Church on October 19 at 2 p.m. The gathering focuses on church and community matters with B. L. Smith presiding.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Success U. B
Westminster Fellowship Plans Week End Activities at Athens Church
The Athens Presbyterian Church hosts Westminster Fellowship events with a hayride and wiener roast tonight, Oct. 10, and a Sunday morning sermon by Rev. Fred Lachs on tradition. Dr. Shoemaker speaks to students on adventures in utopia, followed by a Westminster Foundation banquet in the evening with speakers Gamertsfelder Miller and Arnett.
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Fred FE. Lachs
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church
Tom Anderson
God
Westminster Foundation
F. L. Shoemaker
Utopia
Westminster Fellowship
Margaret Flory
Athens Presbyterian Church
W. S. Gamertsfelder
John Miller
Columbus
Westminster Foundation of Ohio
William Arnett
State Board of Trustees
John Fritz
Elizabeth Krecker
Estelle Hogrefe
O. D. Morrison
Fred Luchs
A. A. Atkinson
Frank Dilley
Orphanage Leader to Speak at Salvation Army Meeting
Miss Marjorie Burt founder and superintendent of Bethany Orphanage in Wolfe County Kentucky will speak at a 7 30 pm Salvation Army meeting tonight. A two week revival opens Saturday night with Miss Jean Prowl and Miss Marshall leading daily 7 30 pm sessions. Sunday School at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am with Major W W Hinshaw in charge. Street service Sunday at 7 pm. Women's Home League meets Thursday 7 30 pm at the citadel.
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Marjorie Burt
Bethany
Wolfe County
Salvation Army
Jean Prowl
Miss Marshall
W. W. Hinshaw
Women’s Home League
The
Citadel
Christian Science Lesson Focus Are Sin Disease and Death Real
The weekly Christian Science Church lesson sermon titled Are Sin Disease and Death Real focuses on divine Mind as the source of light and truth. Scriptural cites Genesis 1 3 4 Jeremiah 17 14 and Eddy Science and Health discuss God as immortal Mind creating harmony not discord or decay.
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Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Kenney Lines Up Two Services At Wesleyan Church
The Rev E C Kenney will deliver both morning and evening sermons at the Wesleyan Church Sunday. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with the choir rehearsal at 6 p m. Leo Shields leads Wednesday prayer and the Wesleyan Young People's Society meets Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Wesleyan
E. C. Kenney
Leo Shields
Wesleyan Young People’s Society
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services in Athens
Informal services with congregational singing are planned for Sunday evenings at the First Christian Church in Athens. The first series starts Oct 19. A consecration service for Sunday School workers is set for Oct 12. Reverend Frank Donaldson delivers the morning sermon The Pearl of Great Price. Choir anthem Let There Be Light. Instructional meetings Sunday afternoon include Program Planning at 2 and Missionary Education at 4. On Oct 20 the church hosts the 14th District one day convention with morning afternoon and evening sessions plus luncheon and dinner.
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First Christian Church
Athens
Frank Donaldson
Donaldson
Program Given for Reedsville Circuit
The Rev. F. L. Miller lists Reedsville Methodist Circuit services with Joppa at 10 30 a m and communion at 9 30. Church School at Reedsville 9 a m and communion 7 30 p m. Long Bottom Church School 10 a m communion 11 a m. Bible Class at Reedsville Tuesday 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Bethany Thursday 7 30 p m and Lawrence Chapel Friday 7 30 p m.
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Joppa
Reedsville
Long Bottom Church
Bethany
Lawrence Chapel
Sexton To Preach At Church of God
At First Church of God 21 Hocking St a unified service starts 9 30 a m Rev Thomas E Sexton will preach The Story of Jonah Evangelistic service follows at 7 30 with sermon The Judgment Day Bible drill led by Mrs Thomas E Sexton Christian Crusaders meet 6 30 in Junior Department
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Church of God
Hocking St
Thomas E. Sexton
Jonah
Christian Crusaders
Union Methodists Open Evangelistic Services
Special evangelistic services will begin at the Union Methodist Church three miles west of Athens on Route 56 at 7 30 Sunday evening They will continue nightly The Rev Dale Van Meter will be the guest speaker at the Richland Ave Methodist worship Sunday evening at 7 30 Church School will open at 9 30 a m Union Methodist Morning worship 9 30 Church School 10 30 New Marshfield Church School 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Clarks Chapel Church School 10 15 morning worship 11 15
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Union Methodist Church
Athens
Dale van Meter
Richland Ave
Union Methodist
New Marshfield
Clarks Chapel
Methodists To Hear Zanesville Pastor
The Rev L E Guffy of Zanesville will preach at the Free Methodist Church Stimson and Campbell on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings Communion Thursday Sunday includes Sunday School 930 preaching 1030 evening service 730 Prayer meeting Friday 730
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L. E. Guffy
Zanesville
Free Methodist Church
Stimson and
Campbell Sts
The Father of Liars To Be Thomas Topic
Albany Baptist Church plans 10:30 a m Sunday service led by Rev T H Hubbard with the sermon Three Faces This evening at 7 30 the pastor begins three sermons titled The Unholy Trinity the first topic The Father of Liars
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Albany Baptist Church
T. H. Hubbard
Unified service at First Methodist Church music and talks
The First Methodist Church plans a unified service next Sunday at 10 AM with the vested choir performing The Heavens are Telling and soloists including Grace Leslie Carl Nessley and Dave Fergus. Mrs. Oliver Martin sings The Publican, organ pieces Meditation From God Shall Nought Divide Me Maestoso, and Rev Dr John W Danford preaches Can We Believe in a Good God Today.
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First Methodist
Grace Leslie
Carl Nessley
Dave Fergus
Oliver Martin
Maestoso
John W. Danford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
A. L. Vandeveer
Danford
Circle Ten
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Theodore W. Shoemaker
Wesley Foundation
Carl Soule
Beach City
Poston Church to Resume Services Sunday Oct 12
Under the Ohio Methodist Conference Poston Church will resume services Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. followed by preaching at 10 45 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The schedule marks the return of regular worship after a pause.
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Poston Church
Poston
Ohio Methodist Conference
Orange Church Of Christ Services Announced
The Pathway of Ordinary People will be the subject of Miles FE. Hoon at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Orange Church of Christ. Bible School will be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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Miles FE. Hoon
Orange Church of Christ
Episcopal Students Visit Ohio University Observatory
The Episcopal Student Club will visit the Ohio University Observatory Sunday evening as part of its program. The group meets for evening prayer at Good Shepherd Church at 5 30 followed by a supper at the rectory.
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The
Episcopal Student Club
Ohio University Observatory
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Good Shepherd Church
L. C. Baker
FE. State St
Revival at Nazarene Church Continues
The Church of the Nazarene resumes revival meetings with nightly services at 7 30 led by evangelist Rev. Floyd Gale. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30. NYPS meets Sunday evening at 6 30 followed by an evangelistic service at 7 30.
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Church of the Nazarene
Floyd Gale
NYPS
Sermon at St. Pauls Set for 10 30 AM
LOGAN reports St. Pauls Episcopal Church will hold morning prayer and a sermon at 10:30 AM. The Holy Communion service is scheduled for October 26. Bishop Hobson is slated to visit the parish on December 7.
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Logan
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hobson
Revival services set with all day meeting at Sucs cess
An all day meeting and basket dinner are planned in connection with revival services at Sucs cess on Sunday October 12.
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Sucscess
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