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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
5
The article outlines sermons and services for the church including morning and evening programs. It notes a Lent series sermon titled Go Hang Yourself We Fought the Battle and You Were Not There and lists musicians, scouts, guild meetings, choir rehearings, and upcoming events. It mentions bus service plans and Sunday trips for the church and school. Reverend Harold M. Olson leads with guest Rev. John B. Fuller visiting.
Rev. I. E. Runk, pastor, opens a sermon series on the Characters of the Passion. Morning service covers Simon Peter, with Judas featured in the evening.
The nee announces Sunday school at 15347 Wabash Ave NE. Regular meeting will be held Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the home of Bad onsky.
Reedurban church plans a Wednesday 7 30 start with daily services through April 15 except Mondays and Saturdays Prayer meetings will be at homes each afternoon except Monday and Saturday The dedication of the church occurred in April The Bible school reports sixteen new pupils and two additions Rev Thornton of Cincinnati spoke at both morning and evening services The Local Men’s class Akron county saw 347 attendees while a separate class had a social at 3040 9th Street The Dorcas class hosts a reddish supper this evening The EK club will meet for a social at the church Tuesday evening The Reformed church heard Dr Herbruck preach on The Hidings of God The choir sang Rest in the Lord and Search God during the evening service The Lent season began with The Tale of An Ancient Lady and The Old Time with New Time Interpreta tions
The Crystal Park M E Church held morning services with a sermon on The Twin Factors in Religion and an evening message titled A Great Surprise. The official board met after church. Activities include King’s Heralds society Monday after school and Philathea class Tuesday evening at Miss Katie Hopkins’s home. plans underway for cornerstone laying of the new Sunday school unit on March 15 with Dr. W. H. McMaster as main speaker.
Revival services began last week and will run through this week and next. District elder Rev. D. W. Weasley preached two sermons Sunday and will stay a few days more. Other preachers assist. services start at 7:30 p m with afternoon prayer at 2 on Tuesday through Friday.
Two prayer meetings are set for this week on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 30 P M in the church. The Lydia Missionary Society will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs Barber’s home at 1423 Jamet NE.
Linist accompanied by Miss Yvonne Everest and the MacDowell Chorale under Ira B Penni man perform as Monday events. The Christian Endeavor Executive Committee meets at Harry Bruey's home at 521 Hartung Pl Nz Monday evening. The consistory holds its regular monthly session Tuesday at 7 30.
The vestry of Trinity Lutheran church will meet Tuesday evening after the Brotherhood meeting. The Wittenberg college committee will assemble Thursday evening after the Lenten service.
A Bible pageant titled The Bethany Home was presented by Miss Mary Blackburn as Martha, Miss Grace Wallace as Mary, William Smith as Lazarus, and Harry Switzgable as the servant during the evening service. The pastor preached the fourth sermon in his Christ series, with evening subject Christ and the Home. Mrs A R Blery sang I Am Trusting in Thee and Mrs Edward Lehman gave an organ chimes recital. A Sunday school campaign to read a quota before Easter was launched at the morning service, whose subject was Christ's Method in Building the Church.
Dr Brundage spoke on the value of tithing during the Sunday morning service at Calvary Presbyterian church. The session will meet Monday at 7 30 in the church parlors.
A joint session of the church and board of trustees will convene in the pastor's study Tuesday at 7 PM. The Bible school board also meets in the church Tuesday evening at 7 30.
A large audience enjoyed a Lenten twilight concert Sunday at four in the First Reformed church. The mixed church choir under Mrs. Henry 8. Ernst directed the program, with Miss Olive Kiehl as organist, assisted by Mrs. Roy T. Easig as contralto and Dr. T. Kenyon Reed on violins.
Rev. C. M. Harsh of the First United Evangelical church preached morning on The Atonement and evening on Honor for Honor. Special music included solos by Mrs. Ethel Hewitt and Miss Laura Betz. The Christian Endeavor monthly consecration services were led by Mrs. Frank Betz.
The vestry of First Lutheran church will meet Tuesday evening to transact business.
Lowell Reformed church began its pre Faster personal evangelistic efforts with a definite program Sunday at the close of morning services. Miss Hazel Maurer of Orlando, Florida, now a music student in New York City, formerly a member of Lowell Church, was
The Sunday school board will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Beam 122 Claremont av NW on Monday at 7:30. Visitors were present at the church on Sunday.
Sunday services at Trinity Evangelical Church drew large crowds as Rev. H L Zachman preached Peace and Victory Through Christ. The Women’s Missionary Society and Young People’s Missionary Circle attended, with a sermon The Class of People Whose Prayers God Hears and a missionary offering taken. An interdenominational Bible class led by Mrs A B Kidder meets Monday evening at the church. Members preparing for a two week away pageant gather Tuesday at 7:30 for rehearsal.
Dr W B Armington superintendent of Canton district of the M B church assisted by Dr C E Manchester conducted morning services at First M E church. Armington preached in evening on Folks. Men will play volleyball Monday and Wednesday evenings. Queen Father girls host an evening at Miss Elizabeth O droyds home Tuesday. School of religious education meets 715 Tuesday. W H M Ss hold monthly meeting Tuesday 2 pm in church lecture room with program.
Monday evening at 7 15 the Brotherhood of St Andrew will meet in the parish house. Tuesday at 10 there is a Holy Communion service. Afterward the women meet in the parish house to sew. Luncheon at noon and at 3 the Woman's Auxiliary will meet.
The Official Board of the Simpson M E church meets Monday at 7 30 pm The Southern circle of the Ladies Ald society gathers at the parsonage 708 Market Monday evening The Edge field circle meets with Mrs G F Gorman Washington blvd Tuesday all day sewing The Young Woman s Home Missionary society meets with Mrs M G Henery 1214 Sherbay NW Tuesday evening The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society has postponed their meeting.
The Girls Glee Club of Wooster College presented a sacred concert at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Two Canton girls, Pauline Jones and Edna Kienzle, are members. The morning sermon centered on The Call of Christ. The session plans its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7 80.
Rev W H Longworth of First Congregational travels to Oberlin college Monday for the spring conference of Congregational ministers of the state meeting there Tuesday and Wednesday. The Cant I club hosts a social at Miss Ruth Houghton’s home Monday evening, with gathering at the church at 7 then at Houghton residence. F A I girls meet at Miss Helen Thomas’s home 2425 9th st NW Monday, with members meeting at the Square at 7:30.
Officials of Saint Paula United Brethren church plan an evening service at 7 80 at the church. The Missionary meeting is rescheduled from March 3 to March 10. The local society accepts an invitation to an all day meeting at First United Brethren church on March 3 with the first session starting at 10.
Rev. M. M. Rader of Lancaster, Ohio, preached at Grace Evangelical church Sunday morning on the theme The Clay in the Potter's Hands. Rev. Fire-
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The pastor used as a subject The King His Beauty and Grace for the evening sermon. The board of trustees will meet on the chureen Monday night. Miss Verna Mates of 207 Warner Road will entertain the Young People's Missionary Circle Tuesday night in her home.
Ten new members joined the Sunday school at First Baptist Church and two more were received into the church during the morning service on Sunday. A special committee met to rearrange the district work of the women.
The Women's Mission circle convenes Monday afternoon at 1 30 and Tuesday at 2 30. Mrs J T Duff will review the mission study book while Mrs Bowen presents Current Events. Refreshments will be served.
Rev L M Gregory spoke at the Father and Son banquet at the Church of Christ in Tiffin. Mrs James Tate visited her daughter Violet in Columbus during the trip.
A pupil at the Ohio State Blind School is mentioned alongside Major A. B. Critchfield who was recently elected vice president of the National Rifle Association. The text notes a ban being removed in Shreve enabling basketball games, and mentions scarlet fever appearing to come under control.
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