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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1935
Page
7
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A reader compilation lists churches in Corry inviting attendance this Sunday. Numerous denominations are named with street locations including Advent Chelating Church near Essex W. Washington, Emmanuel Episcopal at West Washington and Maple, First Baptist on Pleasant and Second, First Methodist on Pleas and Center, St. Elizabeth’s on 22 W. Pleasant, St. Thomas’ at 209 W. Washington, United Brethren, Nazarene, Salvation Army at Washington and Park, and others in the area around Center Street and Park Street.
The article extols a transforming Christ who brings a new world of forgiveness fellowship and power. It calls all churches to share the new world Christ offers and lists local businesses supporting church activities and Sabbath preaching. Names include Corry Baking Co William D Rowe Helen Shoppe Park Gulf Service Superior Dry Cleaning Model Dairy Theo P Williams and others.
Elizabeths Roman Catholic church on West Pleasant lists Masses Sundays 8 and 10 a m Rosary at 3 p m weekdays 7 30 am First Fridays 6 00 and 7 30 am catechism for children Saturdays 9 am United Brethren in Christ on North Center Street led by Rev H Ray Harvis promotes morning worship with sermons on Biblical themes and Thursday prayer and sewing circle events at local homes, with conference events at Grace Church Tamestown. Spencer School House hosts Debs Sorenson, pastor Rev Jay W Baker, offering Sunday School at 10 am and family classes.
The piece portrays Barnabas as a generous, Spirit filled leader who shared wealth with the Jerusalem church, welcomed Saul of Tarsus, and supported Paul and Mark. It highlights his early aid to Saul at Antioch, his role in launching the Gentile mission, and his balanced leadership as relationships with Paul evolved, embodying encouragement and open-minded generosity.
At First Methodist Episcopal Church corner Center and Pleasant streets Rev Perry Haines ministers three more Sundays remain before annual conference. Sunday School 8 45 am Ralph Dewey superintendent Morning Worship 11 am sermon Ark of the Covenant Epworth League 6 30 pm Evening Service 7 80 pm topic Gentle Believers x ray picture of inner life Bible class and prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 pm pastor in charge
Hirst Baptist Church led by Brent A Hook outlines Bible School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Way Baptists Are Leaving the Fellowship of the Northern Baptist Convention and other programs for youth prayer meetings and business session. The Salvation Army Mast Washington Park hosts praise, morning service, Sunday School, young people and salvation meeting with leaders Captain and Mrs Neill Hood.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue, led by Rev. R. Lewis, offers 9:45 Sunday School with Roy Mather as superintendent, 11:00 Morning Worship, and 7:20 Evangelistic service on war themes. Miss McMurray will speak Monday night en route to Borneo for missionary work and midweek talks cover False Religions and Spiritism.
Tuesday marks the final registration day in Corry for voters. Registrars will be at their locations from 8 am to 9 pm for in person registration, with additional data collected under permanent registration. Expect intensified efforts by parties and possible one day registration for the final enrolment. The Hunter family reunion held at Elgin hosts about 100 relatives with officers elected and attendees from several towns.
Local congregations in Clymer and nearby areas announce the Golden Text program and weekly services. Rev. L R Phipps leads Sunday School at 9 00 and public worship at 10 00. Dr H H Barr addresses the conference. Midweek prayer and choir practice planned. Also listed are Abbe Reformed Church and St Thomas RC services with multiple masses and devotions, Christian Science lessons, Lutheran and Nazarene services, and Advent Christian Church offerings with times and speakers.
Bethel Tabernacle at 36 Tad Church Street with Pastor E. Shevel. Sunday school at 10:00 A M led by A Hamilton. Morning service at 11:00 A M. Young People's Meeting at 5:00 P M. Evangelistic service at 45 P M.
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