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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1941
Page
8
The Corry churches publish a list of supporting groups and upcoming activities. Highlights include Emmanuel Episcopal Church service times, Spartanburg Gospel Tabernacle events, Christian Science and Seventh Day Adventist services, and community notices such as Sunday school, morning worship, and evening programs led by pastors and lay leaders.
A fragmented church directory lists numerous congregations in Corry and nearby areas. It names Christian and Missionary Alliance, Church of Nazarene, United Brethren in Christ, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, St Elisabeths, St Thomas RC, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, The Salvation Army, and local parish activities at St Thomas RC, United Brethren, and other churches with service times and community groups noted.
Public notices announce Salvation Army schedule with Capt. Morrison and Mrs Morrison leading Open Air Services Sunday School Holiness Meetings and band practice. Bethel Tabernacle Led by Pastor Leon Frank lists Sunday School Morning Worship and evangelistic service with weekly prayer and praise sessions.
Rev. J. Allen Waugaman serves as pastor at Spartansburg Baptist. Bible School begins at 10:00 A M with classes for all ages, followed by Morning Worship at 00 A M and an Evening Gospel Service at 5 30 P M.
Miss Eyma Harlamert from Kentucky will speak at the Wael Mission Advancement Day service on Sunday evening October 1 at the United Brethren in Christchurch. She travels as a missionary with Soldiers and Gospel Mission and has taught in Indian and Gallean schools in Chile. The event includes lantern slides and notes on Ghilean costumes worn by men and women. A special offering supports denomination fields. Church of the Nazarene, Essex Street near Washington, Rev. B Altic, pastor, rally day completed, November fundraiser ahead, Christmas programs planned, Young People meeting at 7:00 PM followed by Evangelistic Service at 7:45 PM. Prayer meetings scheduled Tuesday 7:45 PM and Thursday 7:45 PM.
Pleasant and South Center streets see multiple church services. Gilbert L Boyd minister. Bible School 9:05 AM, worship 11:00 AM with The Bamboo Plaque sermon. Choir offerings and Westminster Forum at 6:30 PM. Beaverdam U B Church Rev. Charles A Rice. Sunday School 10 AM, preaching 8 PM, prayer meeting Thursday, Holy Communion last Sunday each month. Elgin and Beaverdam Elgin Methodist notices include Sunday School 10:00, worship 11:30, Epworth League evenings.
The 45 percent annual Missionary Convention and Bible Conference begins at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church on Sunday Oct. 22. Speakers include Rev. Herbert Pennington, Miss Edith P. Moore, A. E. Lose, and Rev. Charles H. Shaw. Sessions feature heart gripping Gospel messages, lectures, and missionary slides as the convention runs through Sunday Oct. 26 with nightly services, and concludes with the annual missionary offering. The congregation has contributed over 2,500 dollars for foreign missions and church upkeep.
Babson urges stock investors to seek bargains among firms with book values below current prices. He cites auto, tobacco, aviation, soft drink, and patent medicine companies that have spent heavily to build brands and may suffer from low book values rather than poor fundamentals. The column reflects a broad critique of government, taxes, Wall Street, and big business while offering practical investment cautions.
The term cynosure means a center of attraction or interest. Its root is Greek for dog’s tail and originally referred to Ursa Minor the constellation. Mariners and travelers guided by the North Star often directed attention to this star spelling its historical sense.
The readable fragments reference party leadership disputes and constitutional battles amid a tense political backdrop. Mentions surface of Senate, republic ideology, and international tensions with vague allusions to Russia, Europe, and Hitler. No clear events or names emerge.
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