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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
8
The Church of Christ in Glouster invites teachers and visitors to attend services this Sunday. Highlights include 9 a.m. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Lord's Supper, 11 a.m. sermon on A Wedding Ceremony, 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor, and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service with Don't Help Satan as the theme.
The Universalist Churches of Washington County announce next Sunday's schedule. Sunday School sessions run at each church, with Little Hocking morning worship, Lower Salem afternoon service at 2 30, and Rockland Belpre evening service. Mr Minor speaks on God Is Children of God and The House Built on a Rock. Regular monthly services with Mr Minor follow on Tuesday and Wednesday at Frost.
Worship resumes on Sunday morning, Sept 11, at 10:30 with Rev. A Y Wilcox delivering a sermon titled A Literary Man's Reason for Getting back into the Church. Bible School opens Sept 18 at 9:15 with Miss Rowena Kesler, director of the Westminster Fellowship, attending for introductions.
LOGAN Sept 9 An Answer to the Call of God will be the subject of the morning service at the Methodist Episcopal Church where Rev W N Shank delivers his initial sermon He succeeds Rev James R Fields There is no evening service Sunday School at 9 AM Also Amos L Heyde speaks at St Matthew Lutheran on interesting lights at the Gate of Nain and Paul Frisch preaches at Trinity Lutheran at 730 PM Novena begins Friday at St Paul Episcopal with 11 AM services and 4 PM meditation
The Rev Roy Little announces the Free Methodist Church district schedule for Sunday. Strouds Run holds preaching at nine, Sunday School at ten fifteen, while Athens offers Sunday School at nine thirty and preaching with the Lords Supper at ten thirty. Redtown holds nine oclock Sunday School and will join Athens for services. The district elder Rev J A Hopkins of Zanesville will conduct quarterly meetings in Athens Friday through Sunday.
The Rev. John F. Brown new pastor will preach his first sermons on Sunday September 11 at Pearl Chapel 9 15 a m Harrisonville 10 30 a m Town House 2 30 p m Albany 8 p m with services listed at each location.
In Zanesville on September 9 two rivals D F Ring of Dresden and Charles Wescott of Chandlersville contest the Muskingum County School Superintendent post. A Supreme Court suit seeks to determine Joseph Whartenby’s board seat. Wescott occupied the office desk as Ring’s absence triggered a standup.
The article frames Israel's wanderings from Egypt to the Promised Land as a metaphor for human and societal progress. It links personal effort and collective aims to wilderness journeys, Moses as leader, and the Kingdom of God as an earthly hope, urging peace, righteousness, and divine guidance toward a future Promised Land.
The Rev. C. M. Coulter returns to First M. E. Church Athens for a Sunday morning sermon titled Wasted Gains. Sunday School at the regular hour and Wednesday 7:30 prayer meeting follow. Holy Communion 8 a.m. at Episcopal Good Shepherd. 10:30 a.m. at Hocking Street Church of God with Rev. C. B. Hanes. Jail service at 1 p.m.. Young People at 6:30 p.m.. evening service 7:30 p.m.
Gallipolis reports two new pastors in town Rev William Wood Duff delivers Sunday sermon on Lions at First Presbyterian Church while Rev H H Wilbur preaches his first sermon at Grace Methodist Church and plans to move from Waverly. First Baptist Church holds regular Sunday service with Rev George Sagan.
T W Coe will read the service at morning worship at 11 o'clock Sunday at the Alexander Presbyterian Church on Athens Albany Road. The subject will be Love Never Faileth. Ralph Ladd will direct Bible School at 10 a m.
The Rev. Roy Little of Athens Free Methodist Church will lead a revival series at Mt. Carmel Church eight miles east of Glouster starting Monday night September 12. The public is invited to attend.
The Southern Ohio Electric Co. presents VOSS as a low priced option with broad satisfaction in multiple respects.
Northwestern Pennsylvania coal miners reject a 10 percent concession while operators demand 20 to 25 percent cuts. The second conference session adjourned to 2 p.m. with little progress, as miners and operators pursue wage modifications.
In the Christian Science Church in Athens on Sunday September 11 the lesson sermon centers on Substance. The Golden Text from John 6 27 proclaims labor for the enduring life given by the Son of Man. The Bible citations include Matthew 9 35 and the Science and Health passage notes that a miracle fulfills God s law without violating it.
Nelsonville schedule outlines 10:30 morning worship 11:00 sermon and 9:30 Sunday School led by W S Plummer with Marguerite Jones guiding Young People at 6:30. Rev Paul Ford, Jamaica returned missionary, will deliver three addresses on Sept 18 at 11:00, 2:30, and 7:30.
After vacation, Peace Evangelical and Presbyterian Church restarts a full schedule led by Rev. Theophil Mehl. Sunday services include 10:30 a.m. sermon "Three Important Words: Come Abide Go" and 9:00 a.m. church school.
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