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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
7
Church notices describe services at Sunday worship with sermons God's Rainbow and Is There Balm In Gilead, morning and evening services, Sunday School, Baptist and Wesleyan groups, youth fellowship, prayer meetings, choirs, and baptismal service on Somerville Road with pastor Rev. C L Stover.
Malcolm G Fields pastor leads a ten day revival at Round Island Baptist church Limestone county with Rev Benson preaching Sunday night. Morning services at 10 55 am Sunday School at 9 45 am Baptist Training Union at 6 30 pm. Estimated attendance last Sunday was 117 in Sunday school and 73 in the training union. Church bus runs regular trips for services on Sunday and Wednesday invites nearby residents.
Rev L E Toon presides at 11:00 am service after Sunday School at 10:00 am with Van Hill as superintendent The Union training session led by C L Buck Sr begins at 6 30 pm The evening message is by the pastor at 7 30 pm Sunbeams meet Tuesday at 3 00 pm with Mrs Marie Holmes Royal Ambassadors meet Thursday at 7 00 pm Ernest Smith leads the chapel activities Prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30 pm All invite the community to attend.
Sunday School at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Will Wear from Moulton Alabama. Baptist Training Union 6 30 pm Evening Worship 7 30 pm Rev Wear will preach. Deacons meet Tuesday 7 pm. Church business meeting Wednesday after prayer services at 7 pm. Sunday school teachers and officers meet 7 45 pm Wednesday.
The Christian Science Committee on Publication at 18 Britton Lane Montgomery Alabama announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon Spirit for all Churches of Christ Scientist. The Golden Text asks where can one flee from Gods spirit and presence in Psalms 139 1 7. It includes citations such as Isaiah 41 1 inviting readers to listen to the Lord.
Rev E N Chandler will preach at 11 00 am on Do You Want To Be A Powerful Christian Training Union at 6 30 pm directed by Lamar Mooney Evening message at 7 30 pm topic The Repentance of Peter Nursery care by Mrs J E Dobbs and Mrs W C Beavers Sunbeams meet Monday 3 00 pm with Miss Ka Call and Lambert Fuller Women Missionary Society meets Monday 7 30 pm Ruth Class meets Monday 7 00 pm Junior Girls Auxiliary Tuesday 2 00 pm Intermediate Girls Auxiliary 7 30 pm Choir Practice Friday 7 30 pm Vacation Bible School daily 9 00 am invites all boys and girls to attend Corner Oak and Lafayette Streets First Baptist Church Jesse M Rogers minister Sunday School 8 30 am Morning Worship 11 00 am
A Newman Campbell lesson on Psalm 92 103 136 1 9 25 26 urges thanking God for blessings amid world ills. It promotes teaching kids gratitude from speech first words and adults to value kindness. It cites King David Solomon praise and lists benefits like forgiveness healing life renewal and loving kindness.
A devotional note quotes Psalms praising Jehovah for goodness mercy and wisdom of kings. It reflects on David’s rise from humble shepherd to powerful ruler and notes the Great Hallel Psalm 136 and Psalm 103. It mentions copyright issues and historical liturgical references.
A church at Fourth Avenue and Sherman Street invites seekers to eternal salvation through Bible based teaching. Pastor Rev. Robert O Maschke leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m with a sermon on the doctrine of angels noting modernists scoff at such teaching.
The Sandy Springs community church near Athens invites all residents to a 7 30 p m Bible sermon on the doctrine of angels. A Lutheran Women’s Missionary League meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 p m and choir practice on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A church picnic is planned for August 14 to teach sinners the Way to heaven through faith in Christ Jesus.
The Sixth Avenue Church of God lists Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 10:45 a.m. Youth group at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Pastor to speak at both. Mid-week prayer at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and choir practice at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. No junior choir Saturday due to Bible school. Everyone is invited.
Rev W W Glass pastors First Presbyterian at the corner of Oak and Vine with Mr Bob Cousar involved in the notice.
Mrs J A Bogle hosted a family reunion at her Hill house on Sunday. Attendees included Ernest Bogle and family Carol Mayme Buddy Jud Sue Ayre Jean Bacard Deborah Kay Trinity. Elbert Bowman family Benford Jim ny Prentiss. Ralph ee Miami Mrs Ilee Glenn Turner and Linda Rayouro of Moulton. Athair Darnell Jemily Ann Baily Neal Joe Hill bore. R B Smith with daughter Joan of Moulton. Mn and Mrs J M Wilson and...
The assistant pastor leads Sunday School at 9:45 am with Ned Frazier as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 am features a sermon by Mr. Cousar, topic Predestination What It Means to a Christian, followed by song How Beautiful Upon the Mountains. No evening service. preaching at Pryor Chapel 2:00 pm and Kirby Chanel 4:00 pm with What Is Christian? as the chapel sermon topic.
The revival began at Lebanon church on Wednesday night. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Warren and children Natney John Wayne and Kaf tee, Miss Marie White and Miss Tootsie Brown, and numerous others from Moulton Decatur Huntsville Austinville Hillsboro Eva and Tucson. A noon dinner was shared under trees followed by afternoon games and snapshots.
Patrons at the school met on Saturday to clean the grounds, and a road was graded to curve around the building. This is the second week of summer school with cotton harvests opening in about six weeks or two months. Boys who attended a Georgia National Guard camp have returned home as cooler weather settles in.
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