Church Services Announced for Tomorrow in Several Congregations
A wide array of churches list tomorrow's schedules including First Baptist Corner Pleasant Street and Second Avenue with morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 780 P.M. Alliance Church on East Washington and Maple Avenue hosts Sunday School at 9:45 A.M. and morning worship at 11:00, with a 6:30 P.M. Young People's meeting. United Brethren and Presbyterian churches provide Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship, plus evening services and a Thanksgiving-week schedule. Other congregations include Christian Science on Park Street, Advent and Pentecostal assemblies, and Saint Pauls Lutheran with morning and evening services and a Thanksgiving day union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
A. L. Roth
Sastir
Robert Gi Ingersoll
Haskell
Ingersall
Alliance Church
the Christian and Missionary
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Geo. B. Morgan
M. Anderson
Jesus
Erie
Vomer
United Brethren Chain
Center Street
Rev
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Center’ Street
Pentecostal Assembly
West Main Street
Anter
J. A. McCambridge
Paulus Lutheran
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
Wiliam Hall
Ila
Mro
P.cressey
Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
Fred Reif
Band of Love
Holy Land
Lee Ze
Father and Son Banquet Proves Splendid Event
The Mens and Boys Supper at the Presbyterian Church last evening drew about one hundred men and boys. Guests enjoyed a generous supper prepared by church ladies led by Mrs. J. W. Sarniake, with music from the Methodist orchestra and readings by Ty EB York and Kep Ple Tiffany. Honorable E Hr. Beshlin delivered the main address on abstinence, reverence, and church life, while Frank Babbitt recited a Wendell Holmes poem. Grateful thanks go to T. Heerlein, Harry Spicer, and Lawrence Davidson for organizing the event. George H. Cornwall, a former Oil City resident, was killed in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. W .Sarniike
Methodist
Ty EB
York
Kepple Tiffany
Fred Ewing
T. Heerlein
Harry Spicer
Lawrence Davidson
Union Thanksgiving Service Arranged by Local Churches
The Jo roal Ministerial Association schedules a Thanksgiving service at 10 45 AM on Thanksgiving Day at St Pauls Lutheran Chase Rev R P Cressey of the Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon The proclamation notes gratitude for national prosperity and divine blessing with calls for charitable relief and continued divine favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Chase
R. P. Cressey
Presbyterian Church
Tollowing
Cootidge
Meeting of Concord PTA in November program revue
The Concord Parent Teachers Association held a Friday afternoon meeting at 1:30. The program included songs, recitations by Robert Swanson Howard Broolet, Walter Loveland Dorothy Gauffreau Lucile Roat, two piano solos, vocal numbers, and an art exhibit loaned by the State Department of Education. Supt. Dewey spoke on Your Child and Our Children. J A Simon of Gil City spent the day on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teachers? Association
Donna Bertram
Robert Swanson
Howard Broolet
Walter Loveland
Dorothy Gauffreau
Tsabetle Edwards
Ro S. Dewey
Edith Cook
State Department of Education
New Pastor of Advent Christian Church to Be Installed
Rev. C Wesley Adams will be installed as pastor of the Advent Christian Church on Esse Street at a special service Sunday at 3 o'clock. A full installation program includes organ voluntary doxology invocation scripture reading by Rev Myles He Branchory evangelist, singing, and sermons by Rev Harley W Hewitt with later addresses from church ministers and the Minister Association of Gor my.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wesley Adams
Advent Christian Church
Westiyy Adium
Esse Street
Singinus
Rey Myles
Soto
Davie McLaughfig
Xinying Vanssels
Harley We Hewitt
Roton
Mai
Figma
Minister Association of
Community Greeting From Rev Hy Reith at United Brethren Church
The Reverend Hy Reith of the United Brethren Church gives congratulations and a gown presentation to Rev HW Hewitt with a singing hymn in a Venediation session. Harry Hall, in the city for several weeks of business, has departed for his home in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy , Reith
The
United Brethren Church
Kole
Daniel McLwayilin
Hewitt
Harry Hall
Tullay
Detroit
Mich
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Presbyteran Charce
First Presbyterian Chanceh
Comer Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger F. Cressey
A. M. Bible School
LB Mackees
Young Peoples” Meeting
Lartheran Church
Advent Christian
Essex Street
Wesley Adams
Ails
Chrysler
Nahn
Imperial
Sais Eee Ae
C. C. Christensen Motors
First Avenue
Glenn Newhouse Clymer
N. Y. Sherman
N.Y
Rcent
George H. Cornwall
Oil City
New York City
UNION
Meeting OF Concord
PTA
Donny Brook
Merrill" Lillie
Samuel Brook
Scandinavia
Frank Lillie
Merril Lillie
J. A. Simon
Gil City
Jamestown
New York
America
Metropolitan Opera House
Deems Taylor
Edna ST. Vincent Millay
Jacoues Samossoud
Metropolitan Opera
Symphony Orchestra OF
Frances Peralta
Sopranio
Marie Sandelius
Ora Hyde
Rapaelo Diaz
Giovanni Martino
Henri Scott
John Roberts
Amtricany
Thomas George
English Grand Opera Company
Richard Tal
Gillel Dudley Marwick
Grand Opera Company
Alfredo Valenti
Royal Opera
Covent Garden
Constance
Hed
New York Opéra Company
John Branchnn
Vent Christian Church
Eilinbomi
Atwater
Kent
Freed-Eisemann
Scholton
Radio Shoppe
N. Center St
Oil City Trust Company Oil Cin, Fa
Corry
Federal Reserve
National Bank of Corry Resources
E. E. Guignon
Lanston
Toyland
Joir
Deacey
Te Hi
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