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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
4
Children’s Day observances were held in most Canton churches Sunday as members of the children’s departments presented tableaux recitations drills and music. The services drew hundreds of attendees with church auditoriums decorated for the programs. The day emphasizes missions both home and foreign and features children in principal roles.
Rev. Arthur C. Combs was formally installed as pastor of the Tutheran Mission in the Clarendon ay school during Sunday afternoon services. Rev. W H Lehman of the Eastern Ohio district led the service and delivered the installation address. A large gathering and visiting pastors attended, with special music marking the occasion. Combs previously served four years as pastor of the Lutheran church at Phillipsburg, Ont.
Final announcements announced the dedication of the new building during morning services. A Children Day program by junior and primary Sunday school departments occurred during the evening service. The Girls Missionary Guild schedules a Monday meeting from 6 to 8 with the second group serving as hosts.
Children’s Day activities filled the Sunday services at the First Presbyterian church with a baptismal service for infants, a sermon on The Un realized Possibilities of Life, and an evening children’s day program by the Sunday school division. Prayer meeting set for Thursday evening at 7 30.
At First Reformed church Chil dren's Day was observed in the evening service. The church was decorated with arches flowers and canary birds. The children of the Junior Primary and Beginners departments rendered the program. In the morning only the Sunday School service was held. During the absence of Rev. R W Blemker Willis D Mathias will occupy the pulpit. He will conduct his first service next Sunday morning.
About three hundred children from the Cradle Roll Beginners Primary and Junior departments took part in a church school program yesterday morning. Decorations formed a flower garden. An evening showing of colored stereoscopic slides titled Little Children's the World Around followed.
The chorus under Rev 4 M Youngen furnished music with Scouts Troop No 4 led by Wilbur Frey meeting Monday at 7 in Circle B. Mra BE HH Indermehie to meet Tuesday at Mra H L Oberer 124 Trend NW. The Business Woman's Missionary Society holds its monthly meeting and supper at 6 Tuesday at the church.
A Sunday service at Zion Lutheran featured Margaret Raz Rex Alexander James Moore and a choir with violin by Frederick Miller. Plans announced for a missionary pageant The Way and a Ladies Aid rally at the church. Brotherhood gathering with a ball game and carpool notes.
The Gibbs Avenue Evangelical Sunday School drew 198 attendees for Children’s Day. Bible School at First Christian reported 1953 with three new pupils and two new members. Various circles and camps meet weekly. Daily Vacation Bible School prep ends next week for June 22 at 9. Knoxville College President Dr. J. Kelly Giffen preached at Bedford Ave. United Presbyterian. First United Brethren held well attended services with the Lord's Supper during morning worship.
Trinity Lutheran church stated the picnic will be Friday afternoon with supper at 4. Mrs. Charles Kirkland leads the event. Sunday school class taught by Miss Baret Arbaugh will visit Mrs. Herman at the parsonage Monday evening. Vesper services have been discontinued until September.
A congregational meeting will be held at the First Evangelical church Monday evening at 7 30. Tuesday evening prayer meetings will be held at the First church and the Gibbs avenue chapel.
In the service the choir performed Oh For The Wings of a Dove by Wilson and the large chorus sang A Song in the Night by Woodman. Dr Runk spoke on The Grace of Liberality at the evening service. All class and district stewards meet with the general steward Monday at 6 for conference and supper. Class No 9 led by W F Afrhart holds its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs Cc E Bidwell’s 916 28rd at Nw.
Redecorating in progress at the church moves all Crystal Park M E B meetings to JT Burns school. Sunday programs include a 9 a m Sunday school service and a baptism infants service at 2 pm. The day features a Children’s Day program and a large cradle roll through primary department program.
The 86th Wooster Baptist association session will convene at Massillon's First Baptist Church on Tuesday and Wednesday with many Canton Baptists expected to attend. Rev. W. E. Bridge of Canton First Baptist will be a principal speaker. The 1925 meeting motto is "For-".
The program outlines two days of sessions with devotional services addresses and reports. Highlights include Welcome by Rev Donaldson Granville. topics on missionary objectives Bible study education and mission work. reports from officers standing committees Young People’s Work Women’s Missionary Society and state religious matters. Evening services feature an annual sermon by Rev Beers and special music with a cross-themed choir tribute.
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