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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
8
The Evangelist Broeker spoke to a packed audience, urging listeners that salvation comes through Christ. He cited John 5 40 and 2 Peter 3 9, stressing God’s patience and the obstacle filled path to faith.
Evangelist Brooker lists topics for next week and tomorrow with Sunday morning A Palm Sunday Question and evening Weighing the Facts. Monday features The Three Crosses. Tuesday covers The Groups Around the... Thursday presents A Foreshadow of the Real Meaning of the E085.
An evangelist outlines reasons why people reject religion citing will and choice, avoidance, and delay. He notes slogans from business and previews musical numbers and a Tassiin Week topic for tomorrow’s services, with attendance rising at the midweek service.
Rev Gordon R Bender and Miss Anita le Bruch, former Hethel Bible School students in Newark Navy, married on Friday February 12 after a three year romance begun in religious study. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Wary M Bender of 84 Harbor Street, New Castle, Pa, and served as pastor.
A compilation of Sunday services across churches. United Brethren: 10:00 AM Sunday school, 11:00 AM preaching, 7:00 PM Christian Endeavor. Christian Science First Church: 10:00 AM service, 8:00 PM Wednesday testimony, Reading Room hours. St Paul’s Lutheran: 10:00 AM Sunday school, 11:00 AM chief service, mission in Japan. Gospel Tabernacle: 7:30 PM Sunday message. Pentecostal Assembly: 2:00 PM Sunday service, 7:45 PM evangelistic/missionary meetings. Advent Christian: 10:00 AM Sunday school, 11:00 AM worship, 3:30 PM evening service. First Baptist: Evangelistic services during Passion Week with preacher. Alliance Church: 6:45 AM Sunday School, 11:00 AM preaching, 6:30 PM Young People, 7:30 PM evangelistic. Emmanuel Church: Palm Sunday services with processional and cantata
A cheerful Arts and Crafts Club gathering occurred yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J E Young's Lemon Street home with eleven members attending. Readings by Mrs. Ray Wolford and Mrs. Early Brown were well received, followed by a luncheon at 4 30, with the table decorated to fit the Buster season and a note on happiness as a contagious force.
Staples and Mrs Arbeyn Deburys join Mr i Karl Slemmens and Mr J Wright as the choir performs the Good Friday cantata Thy Story of the Cross by Curl Tey Huge this evening. Further notice will be issued through the post regarding upcoming purchases and music to complete the worship experience for the congregation.
United Press reports Evanston March 22 as Northwestern favorites in the national scholastic meet. Detroit qualifiers show strong prelims in swimming and diving. The Detroit team, led by Wilmington Delaware agents, seeks an edge over Detroit rivals in events.
A quoted line credits Toledy Bide with a wry remark about fame, patience, and trains, suggesting a motorist who has sense as a contrasting image. The fragment reads as a reflective or aphoristic aside rather than a tied event or report.
The Washington PTA met Friday afternoon in Room 3% where a lecture program featured readings by Miss Grant Forest Brown Roberta Long and Anette Heller, recitations by Roberta Long Paul Bryanollson, a piano solo by Virginia Kusir, folk games and songs. Refreshments were served by a committee chaired by Mrs Pret Ras and assisted by several members.
A fragmented report notes a celebrated painting attributed to Raphael, titled the Madonna of San Sisto, with mentions of a figure described as the king of Luxor and a purchase price around 783 dollars for a Dresden work. The text is garbled but hints at a ceremonial act or tribute connected to the artwork.
Readable fragments show an event listing with names like Johny and Mey. The text indicates a scheduled air time or meeting at a location, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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