14 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
1
A sermon on Christian stewardship warns that prosperity can dull spiritual life. Moses recalls Israel’s exodus and warns not to forget the Lord when wealth increases. The speaker stresses remembering God’s provision, humility, and reliance on divine law as material abundance grows.
In our well stocked exchange department we have used household furniture and furnishings that are very inexpensive in price yet possessing great utility. Easy payment plans arranged.
Hollister churches list ministers service times and event notes for Church of Christ First Congregational First Methodist with service times and weekly activities. Includes Bible School communion evangelistic services prayer meetings and youth groups.
First Baptist Church at Eighth and Main lists morning worship at 10 45 a m B Y P U at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m The Church of the Nazarene at 922 South Main Street under A M Terrell offers morning worship at 11 a m evening worship at 7 30 p m and mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m
Revival church alert lists Rev. R. L. Enos pastor at corner of Vth and Washburn. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Evening evangelistic service at 7 80 p m.
Wallace A. Williams leads morning prayer and sermon at 9 30 a m. Holy Communion observed on the third Sunday of each month at 7 30 a.m.
Readings argue that all abilities come from God and call for thankful, reverent use. Special gifts carry special responsibilities as prosperity follows generous sowing in farming, business, and personal effort.
The verse prayer asks God for blessing on vacation days for weary readers seeking quiet paths and healing by sea and Galilee. It wishes renewed faith, comfort for those facing valleys, and guidance as mountains rise and horizons clear. A devotional closing with the author’s name.
Summary of a Christian church program advocating faith in God's provision to resist Communism. Emphasizes cheerful, systematic giving and God’s ability to bless givers both spiritually and temporally as guidance for church members.
A Bible demonstration in Boston attracted about 16 000 attendees. Five lay speakers led the program while a 3 000 voice chorus sang. Twenty thousand Gospel of John copies were distributed and resolutions pledged loyalty to the inspired Word of God.
Discussion topics explore forgetting and remembering what matters, defining a Christian steward, practicing stewardship today, becoming cheerful givers, planning money giving, and the link between material prosperity and spiritual death. Clericus warns possessions can crowd God out and faith fades without remembrance. A prayer seeks remembrance that we belong to God and to give a proper share back to him.
Dr. Thomas F. Lund will speak on That Man Jonah at morning service. The choir directed by Ray T. Williams performs Praise. Cruikshank Alvin Brubacher and Miss Gladys Hoover appear with organ numbers. Evening program by C E groups features Religion in Art Music and Drama. Miss Hoover to present organ recital at 7 15.
The Greatest Among Us sermon by Rev. Fred E. White at morning service. Choir directed by Ethan Allen to sing Adams All Glorious with solo by Miss Rena White. Evening message on The Divine Springs. Quartet includes Mrs. Alvin Brown Bettina Hopkins J T Smith and Ethan Allen. All invited.
The Methodist Church will mark the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lannom after the Sunday morning sermon The Golden Wedding The evening sermon will be The Effect of Pentecost a popular song service precedes it.
A pithy maxim notes that if God meant for us to talk more than listen, he would have given two mouths and one ear. The line contrasts speaking with listening as a measure of wisdom.
The piece argues that rapid travel and hurried living cause people to miss beauty and meaning. It urges taking time to appreciate art, literature, neighbors, and God, asserting that thoughtful, unhurried effort reveals life’s best virtues.
The practice of wearing black as a sign of mourning traces to pagan traditions and symbolized thoughts of death. In recent years this custom has gradually faded in Christian countries.
16 sheets and 16 envelopes sold in a cello wrapped folder. four patterns available for 19c per package from Corona Independent located at 823 Main St. Package stocked by local shop.
The church will hold Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. followed by morning prayer and a sermon by Vicar Dr. Wallace A. Williams at 9:30 a.m. All are invited to attend.
Rev. C. F. Alexander of 1022 South Main Street preaches on The New Testament Church at morning service. In the evening he exchanges pulpits with Rev. S. L. Wingert of San Bernardino. All are invited to attend both meetings.
In the Sunday Lesson from The Mother Church in Boston Massachusetts the Golden Text speaks of wisdom and preserved paths for the saints. Jesus words from Matthew assure petitioning believers that God already knows needs before they ask and to avoid vain repetition. A Science and Health excerpt reinforces God as Love and Infinite Mind, questioning requests for more than perfection.
Yale professor Paul H. Vieth suggests evaluation questions for church school teaching. Do pupils show interest and participation. is the work seen as worthwhile. are objectives clear and met. was the lesson plan adaptable. was there a clear assignment and likelihood of completion.
No less than 86 international Christian congresses will be held worldwide during the rest of the year. The largest are the ninth World Convention of the International Society of Christian Endeavor in Budapest on August 27 and the second quinquennial world conference of the Churches of Christ in Leicester England. Several conferences will be held in Switzerland. Read the Classified Ad.
A church page credits Corona area businesses and professionals including Dr. Dwight G. Nelson, Pacific Motor Express, Sanitary Dairy, Keller Furniture Store, and B and B Beauty and Barber Shops for support.
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