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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
8
Athens church activities center on new and upperclass students with social events and gatherings. Sunday School and worship proceed as scheduled. religious talks, Bible study, and music planned across First Presbyterian, Methodist, and Christian churches with student leaders and devotional sessions.
A community church and Sunday School program is set for Pomeroy Bend with services at Simpson M E Church at 9 00 am and a youth friendly sermon at 10 30 am The Grace Episcopal Church holds 7 30 pm services with a Young People’s meeting beforehand The Peace Church hosts morning worship at 10 30 am a 6 30 pm Triangles gathering and a 7 30 pm sermon Theophil Mehl speaks on Humility a Mark of the Christian Brotherhood meets Thursday at Peace Church and the pastor’s class gathers Saturday at 9 00 am Boys and girls aged 12 and up are invited.
In Middleport on Sunday, Sabbath School starts at 9:15, baptism and communion at 10:30, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, with evening services to follow. Mid-week prayer services are scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 in the evening.
Bible School at Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athens Albany Road will begin at 10 o'clock. Morning worship follows at 11 with a choir anthem and the sermon People of the Way by the Rev. Howard E. Warner.
Nelsonville notes rally day events at Pilgrim Holiness Church and Presbyterian Church for Sunday and next week. Pilgrim Holiness holds morning song service at 10 30 with sermon at 11 by Rev D C Shearer on Walking With God Miss Margerite Jones leads Young People at 6 30 pm and evening singing. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 and cottage services Friday at 7. Presbyterian plans rally day Sunday with Sunday School at 9 am children choir directed by Mrs Edith Stiers and Rev Lloyd Evans delivering a 10 20 am children's sermon and 10 40 am adult worship sermon Attention. Young People evening service at 6 and Sunday night sermon March.
Ohio University upperclassmen and incoming students will attend receptions dinners and parties across Athens churches at week’s end. The 8 8 Westminster sails from Port Presbyterian Friday 8 pm with John Pickens as pilot. Home Hour supper 5 pm Sunday served by Kathryn Boyd Reathea Ochsendorf and Helen Holth am. Methodist preference party same night 5 30 pm with Hester McClaffin Don Thatcher and helpers. Episcopal Good Shepherd hosts reception 7 30 to 10 pm Friday for Episcopal preference students.
Bible School at Church of Christ starts at 9 a m with a rally day playlet by the young people. The Lord's supper follows at 10 a m and a sermon titled A Mountain Top Experience With Jesus. Evening services feature Are You Going to Get Married. Rally day set for Oct 1 home-coming Oct 8. New minister Rev O P Smith of Ney to attend next Sunday.
Grace M E Church led by Rev H H Wilbur will explore Faith and Hearing in morning worship and Cooperative Labors in the evening. Junior sermons include A Delighted Dog and Tom's Lesson. Epworth League hosts fall social Wednesday 8 pm in the church annex. First Presbyterian's Rev W W Duff preaches The Unheard Knock Sunday morning with no evening service. Taxis Club meets at Mrs Romine's Sunday night. Social Circle meets Wednesday afternoon. Rev George Sagan leads regular services at First Baptist Sunday.
A reception for new Ohio University students will be held Friday night at the Rectory, 63 South Congress Street. Hours are 7:30 to 10:00. Members of the congregation and Episcopal Preference students are invited.
A compact thrift tips note lists numerous Athens Ohio area grocery and retail stores offering household goods and groceries. It names Har vey Cone J F Beverage Union Grocery and many others across Richland Avenue May Ave and surrounding towns, ending with National Brands Stores as Southeastern Ohio's largest unit.
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