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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1950
Page
8
Corry churches list Sunday schedules and activities across multiple denominations. From St Pauls Lutheran to First Presbyterian and Seventh Day Adventist, the notice details service times, Sunday school, youth programs, choirs, and parish events. It notes Gideon Bible Society presentation, nursery, and planned interchurch activities through midweek meetings.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tames M. McIntosh pastor 2:45 a m church school Hubert Vaught superintendent 112 in worship sermon In The Hollow of His Hand on Jeremiah choir led by H Lynn Rice. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p m eyeing worship 7:30 p m sermon Misleading Others WSOS meets Monday 5 p m prayer groups at Ab Cady East South street Reesink East Congress street and Sullivan West Pleasant street bible study Acts 1 45 p m Thursday choir rehearsal 8 30 Men’s Prayer Meeting Saturday 7 90 p m FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev Edwin Stevenson pastor Sunday School Belle Nichols superintendent morning worship 7 345 p m evening service
Rev Francis J Graves rector and Rev Join DeSanti assistant lead St Thomas Church. Sunday masses at 6 45 8 15 and 11 oclock daily masses at 8 a m Holy hour Thursday 7 30 to 8 30 p m preceding first Friday First Friday masses at 6 30 and 8 a m.
Rev Joseph R Clair rector Twenty third Sunday after Trinity services include Holy Communion 945 a m church school 1 pm morning prayer address by Brother Willard of Saint Barnabas House North East 640 pm tureen supper meeting of Episcopal Young People guest speaker William Bancroft diocesan president Young People's Fellowship Monday 420 pm confirmation instructions 730 pm vestry meeting Tuesday 630 pm Lillian Guild tureen dinner and meeting Wednesday 1030 am Holy Communion Friday 4 pm confirmation instruction Salvation Army officers in charge morning activities include knee drill 945 am Sunday School 11 am morning worship 620 pm Young People's Legion 730 pm open air service 9 45 am salvation service Lt Merlin Gaskell leader Our Lady of Victory Mission at Spartansburg weekly Sunday mass 9 am children instruction after 9 o'clock mass third Sunday high mass Nazareth Church pastor R R Merriman 10 am Sunday School 114 superintendent C M Bailey 745 pm N F S meeting 748 pm evening service Thursday 745 pm prayer meeting Indley Lake Evangelicae United Brethren Church Vy B Loye Donelson pastor 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship service Clymer Methodist Church 10 am Sunday School millen Gleason superintendent 11 am morning worship 6 30 pm Junior Intermediate 7 30 pm Youth Fellowship
The First Baptist Church of Corry hosts a three night conference featuring Rev. Gerald L. Slaver, noted Bible teacher. Topics include Some Golden Daybreak, The Translation of the Saints, Israel and Bible Prophecy, and Russia and the Great Northern Confederacy. Rev. Stover, with pastoring across multiple cities, will participate along with special music at 7 44 p m each evening. the public is invited.
The Youth Chair Rev John D Westley of Port Allegany Evangelical United Brethren Church presents a Festival of Negro Spirituals at the local B U B Church Sunday at 7 45 pm The program portrays early American history with 10 musical selections and a 26 member choir The directors are Mrs Margerulte Tubbs and Mrs Bernard Ryan with Miss Virginia Bryan as accompanist, all from Port Allegany church
Immense report from Switzerland on November 11 detailing the return of three Swiss Roman Catholic missionaries after three years in a Manchurian Chinese Communist prison. Fathers Friedrich Hort Johann Imesch and Franz Senn describe harsh conditions including typhus and persecution by fellow inmates while noting no abuse from authorities. They warn of a prison system requiring confessions and false accusations to gain favor with guards. The article also notes the multi state presence of the 19th Infantry Regiment in Japan, ranging from Nevada to New York.
The editor argues drug stores and chains offer strong investment appeal due to home appliances carried, high quality clerks, and expansion. Drug stocks are seen as inflation hedges with capital tied to rising communities and sales strength. Chains serving women allegedly perform better than men focused outlets, favoring diversified drug retailers.
Washington dispatch notes USDA finding that prosperity drives beef demand but supply lags as breeders rebuild herds. Builders hold back calves to expand herds, reducing immediate beef availability. Officials warn it will take months before U S supplies meet demand.
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