Satire Award Highlight In Detroit And New York
A brief item notes satire features and awards with mention of Detroit and New York venues. It references recognition for satire pieces and notes honors given in distinct locales.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
7
A brief item notes satire features and awards with mention of Detroit and New York venues. It references recognition for satire pieces and notes honors given in distinct locales.
Corry area churches invite the public to attend services. Listed are Advent Christian, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, St. Elizabeths, St. Pauls Evangelistic Lutheran, St. Thomas, The Salvation Army, United Brethren in Christ, and Nazarene churches with their street locations.
An editorial urges Corry residents to attend church services on the Sabbath and support local religious groups. It asserts that the city’s morals depend on churchgoers and lists local churches and businesses involved in printing or promoting church activities. The piece emphasizes that attendance and support benefit family, community, and self, calling for widespread participation.
A long church notices list details for First Presbyterian Gilbert and other congregations. It covers worship times sermons organ pieces and choir plans. Also lists Sunday School morning services evening sermons and midweek activities at Methodist Nazarene and Lutheran churches plus few smaller congregations in surrounding towns.
An advertisement from PHILLIPS JEWELRY at 25 N. Genter St. invites customers to explain the occasion and let the shop tailor a gift. The ad provides contact by phone 324-R for shoppers seeking individualized jewelry ideas.
The Spring Creek Federated Church holds 7 00 AM church school with Bernard Porter as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 00 and evening service at 3 00 feature sermons The Preeminent Christ and Present Though Unseen. The Erie Conference Bible School at Findley Cake continues next week with Rev William H Todd of Terre Haute Ind as guest speaker. The annual United Brethren in Christ Church outing is set for Beaver Camp Wattsburg on Saturday August 3 with noon dinner and all invited to bring baskets.
A reception for new members and a program by the young people of the church will be held at First Baptist Church Sunday evening. Northwestern Bible School students from Minneapolis will lead a musical and vocal program. All are welcome.
Vatican reports Pope Pius met Father James R. Cox and his Pittsburgh pilgrims in an audience. The Pope greeted the visitors with a kiss of the ring, expressed delight at their Holy Land visit, and blessed the pilgrims and the United States as they departed.
The First Baptist Church at Pleas ant street and Second avenue under Pastor Hirnest A Hoole lists 9 45 A M Bible School 12 00 Morning Worship 6 20 Young People Meet 7 45 P M Evening Services led by young people with music and speaking. Corry residents invited. Win Some class hosts a picnic at the pastor’s home Wednesday 6 PM. Thursday prayer Bible study 7 45 PM. Lake Erie Bible conference August 12 17 invites undenominational attendees.
The notice lists church details including address East Washington Street and Maple Avenue with Rev B R Lewis at 559 Main Street as pastor. Sunday School at 9 45 A M, Roy Mather superintendent, evangelistic service at 1 30 P M, mid‑week prayer and Bible study on Wednesday. Also mentions Columbus Community Church with Rev W H Garnet Spartansburg and Kenneth Claypool Yale University, 5 A M morning worship, 7 P M Young People’s meeting, and a Community S S picnic at Cottage Park Saturday.
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