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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1950
Page
8
A compact list of area churches with December Advent and Christmas observances. St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and other churches announce services, holy days, and Christmas Eve and Day schedules, with ministers named and church schools and nurseries noted. A church directory and local business supporters are listed.
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Wilmer Heffer, pastor, offers Sunday School for all ages, morning worship with sermon on Christ’s forecast of the trend of the times and war. Evening events include young people's prayer meeting, Senior and Junior Alliance Youth Fellowships, Adult prayer group, evangelistic service, and midweek Bible study. Watch nightNew Year’s Eve theme Going into the New Year with the Apostles and Promises of God.
Pastor Rev H Ray Harris leads Sunday School 945 am with Keith Benton as superintendent. Christmas program opens the day with classes and a 1 2 pm morning worship and choir selection The Road to Bethlehem Sermon Finding Christ At Christmas Time Nursery and Junior Church. 7 pm Sunday School Christmas program Quincy orphanage offering Tuesday 915 am prayer meeting at the Storer home Leader Mrs Robert Davis Youth choir 7 pm Wednesday 7 pm Bible study Thess 4 18 pm choir rehearsal Thursday 630 pm Erie Conference mid year Youth Fellowship at Evie Glenwood Church 8 pm Brotherhood meeting in the church.
Ralph Hill, pastor, announces weekly Seventh Day Adventist services at this church. Sabbath School starts at 9 30 a m and church services follow at 12 p m each Saturday.
First Methodist Church led by James M. McIntosh holds 9 45 a m church school led by Hubert Vaughn 11 a m worship with organist Miss Barbar Roberts and choral selections. Evening service replaced by 11 p m candle lighting. tower chimes at 10 30 p m. No evening services next week. First Baptist Church under Rev Francis G Whiteman schedules 9 5 a m Bible school 11 a m worship with sermons The Story That Never Grows Old and Barriers To Bethlehem 7 45 p m fellowship with Christmas music by the choir 9 p m young people's hour Tuesday 7 30 p m Christmas party. Berean Society Wednesday 8 p m. Bible Clubs Thursday 7 30 p m prayer 8 p m choir practice.
Rev Edwin S Stevenson leads Sunday School at 10 with Belle Nichols as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon. Evening service is at 7 45.
Rev Harry Bowmen leads 9:45 Sunday School with Dr Archie Tate as superintendent. 11 o clock service follows, then a 12 midnight candlelight service with carols and pageant. Salvation Army officers in charge host 8:00 knee drill and prayer. 8:45 Sunday School, 11 holiness meeting, 6:30 Young People Legion, 7:20 open air, and 4:00 Christmas service.
R R Merriman pastor 102 m Sunday School C M Bailey superintendent 119 1 morning worship 7 p.m N P 8 meeting Lewis Hebers president 745 p m evening service Thursday 7 45 p m prayer service Clymer Methodist Church 10 a m Sunday School Helen Gleason superintendent 11 a m worship service 6 30 p m Junior Intermediate 8 p m Youth Fellowship Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church Rev E Loye Donelson pastor 10 8 m Sunday School 11 a m worship Our Lady of Victory Mission at Spartansburg Rev Francis J Graves rector Mass every Sunday 9 a m children instructed after mass Third Sunday high mass sung
The First Pentecostal Church will present its winning Christmas program Sunday at 7 p.m. Readings by Janet Engle and Laurel Earle join carols sung by the congregation. Performances include multiple student recitals and a dialogue Gifts and Givers. The service ends with a Christmas offering and a prayer by Rev. Edwin Stey-Jenson.
General Dwight D Eisenhower's brother Edgar, who preferred the name Smith, was to marry his law secretary Miss Lucille Dawson in an Immanuel Presbyterian Church ceremony this afternoon after a license issued at Olympia. Dawson, from Alabama, was listed over 21 while Edgar was over 40. The wedding was planned for Tacoma with details sparse.
Babson argues 1851 profits will vary by industry and inflation will lift stocks of assets with turnover while bonds to avoid include public utilities. He urges convertible bonds and warns that war fears and political events could trigger market swings, urging debt payoff and caution in investing.
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