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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
5
A church bulletin reflects on biblical verses about salvation and prophecy and notes an August ice cream social. It invites parishioners to attend services and marks plans for the fourth anniversary of Pastor Dr Gade during the second Sunday in September.
Pastor Rev Wm F Bach conducts English and German services with organist Karl Babcke and sexton Ernst Mushlan Haup. Sunday school at 9 a m English service 10 a m German service announced. Church council meets last Wednesday 8 p m. Various groups meet including Junior and Senior choirs treble clef Friday 7, band Friday 8, Brotherhood first and third Wednesdays 8, Ladies Aide third Friday 2, Loyal Circle first Friday 2, Young Women's Missionary Society second and fourth Tuesdays 7:30, League first and third Thursdays 7:30, Mothers Guild second Friday 2.
Times for Mass include Sunday 7:30 9:00 10:30 and 12:00 Holy days 6 7H 9:00 10:30 and weekdays 6:30 8:00 Benediction after 10:30 Mass on Sundays and Holy Days Evening devotions Tuesday 7:45 to Our Mother of Perpetual Help First Friday 7:45 Sacred Heart devotions and relic of True Cross Communion Sundays first Sunday of month Ajtar and Rosary Society and all married ladies second Sunday Holy Name Society and all married men fourth Sunday For Oak and 815 Clubs and all young people meetings first Monday Altar and Rosary Society second Wednesday Perpetual Help Club second and fourth Tuesdays For Oak Club and second and fourth Fridays B15 Club second and fourth Thursdays Daughters of Isabella third Monday Holy Name Society third Monday Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association Parish boundaries North Madison Street East alley between Wisconsin and Wenonah from Madison to tracks alley between Home and Clinton from tracks to Roosevelt road South Roosevelt road West Des Plaines river.
The Derplaines German Pilgrim Mission lists services Sunday worship at 10 30 a m gospel at 7 30 p m, Bible study midweek, and English services with Sunday school 9 15 am and youth activities. Pastor L J Hunter and Superintendent A E Ehrenberg lead. visitors welcome as members praise revival and discuss scripture.
Armand Guerrero and Thomas avenus lead at 9:45 a.m. Sunday School with a picnic planned for the last Saturday near Downers Grove at Littleford farm. Morning worship at 11 a.m. includes a sermon on New Testament comparisons and a Helen Burkart Cook vocal solo. Thursday 2 p.m. Women’s Foreign Missionary society meets at the parsonage. Parish views advocate reducing or abolishing war weapons aligned with a peace pact.
The notice lists service times at First Reform Church Elgin with Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 45 am and ongoing meetings. It includes Consistory Ladies Society Men’s Club Theta Beta Kappa Las Amigas Rephels and Teachers group meeting dates and times throughout the month.
Rev Lon Wallace Gade pastor at First Presbyterian on Ferdinand avenue outlines a growing Sabbath school with a large women’s class and a men’s class led by A L Trier The lecture room fills weekly as the men’s class aims for aggressive effort Dr Gade sets 10 55 am notice and the Double Quartette performs while the Ladies Aid society prepares remarks
St John s Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod announces circle avenue location one block north of Madison Forest Park with 9 a m Sunday school 845 a m English Communion 9 a m English services and 1030 a m German service Pastors Wagner 208 Marengo Avenue Forest Park phone Forest 313 A Wagner J14 Lathrop Avenue phone Forest 547 River Forest St Johns Luthersn Branch 1037 Marengo Avenue 1030 a m Sunday school
Saint Pauls Lutheran pages list W A Bursleff and Paston Brown Avenues with Dixon Street residence 7416 Dizon. A 54 Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM and Luther League gathers on the fourth Thursday at 8 PM.
The Forest Street Baptist Church at Dizon Street and Harlem Avenue announces Sunday school for all ages, Sunday morning service in German at 0:30 a.m., Young People's English meeting, Wednesday prayer service, and Sunday evening English service at 7:48 p.m. Minister: K. W. Dom.
Gospel Tabernacle at 7219 Madison Street lists Sunday services at 1 am and 7 pm, with Sunday school for all ages and an adult Bible class. Young People’s service occurs Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at 7 48, with evangelistic services and a guest speaker. The public is cordially invited.
A Townsend club meeting on August 6 at 7505 Madison Street featured Mills, organizer for the 6th and 7th districts, and Flanigan of Oak Park. the group urged active backing for pro plan candidates and invited members to future first and third Thursday gatherings.
The Forest Park Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid plans an ice cream social on Thursday evening August 20 on the church lawn. Members expect a large crowd following the success of a prior lawn social, with ice cream cake coffee and reasonable prices. Beautiful decorations lighting and music will enhance the evening.
Dr Low Wallace Gade will preach at Forest Park Presbyterian Sunday at 10 58 am on the subject Just Being Ordinary addressing whether one should strive for ordinariness or extraordinariness The service will feature two songs by The Double Quartette All are invited to attend.
Lola Mae Smith of 149 Desplaines avenue departed last Wednesday to stay with her cousin in Warsaw Indiana for a week with plans to visit Valparaiso and Gary later this month. Her mother Mrs Smith leaves Friday for Herman Minnesota to visit her brother.
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