Untitled fragment hints at community church schedule
Fragmentary text references a Wednesday 8:00 p.m. prayer service and Bible study notes. Mentions supervisor and adult attendance while uncertain about specific church or location details.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1944
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a Wednesday 8:00 p.m. prayer service and Bible study notes. Mentions supervisor and adult attendance while uncertain about specific church or location details.
Blueville church updates list leadership and weekly activities. Mrs George Elliott superintendent oversees children’s program while Lambert handles adults. Sunday school led by Arlie E Rosin. worship themes include A Layman’s Introduction and World War I Mothers tribute. Youth Fellowship, midweek study, and choir events planned. post office and ministerial notices noted.
Readable scraps show church services and parish notices mentioning Spirit and God, with scattered street names and schedules. Items reference St Joan and Hoya streets, Rose Hill worship, and Rose Hill August to September, plus St Augustine's Catholic parish.
Andrews Methodist Church invites all to morning services at 10:30 with a junior sermon titled Music and a message theme The Marks of Jesus. Sunday school starts at 9:30 at Main Street near Depot Square. evening services are not held. Also notes a Tuesday Church Board of Education meeting at 8:00 for nominating school program leaders and superintendents. Wednesday midweek service at 8:00 features The Lord's Prayer study. Choir rehearsals Thursday at 7: Junior and 8: Senior. All are welcome.
Rev Vince 3 T Gifford presides over Sunday School at 9 30 a m with superintendent Mrs Anna Wolfe and secretary treasurer John W Mc Cafferty assisted by Mrs John W McCafferty. Morning worship at 10 20 features theme The Power of Man s God. Evening services include Junior Baptist Fellowship at 7 00 pm and Gospel Service at 8 00 pm with choir rehearsals Thursday and Friday. Prayers offered for service members include Ralph Setler Aston Selvey and others.
The schedule lists Sabbath School at 10:00 a m with Mrs Earl Wilkinson as Superintendent and Mr Robert Love as Assistant Superintendent. Morning worship follows at 11:00 a m. The notice invites everyone to attend and states you are welcome to the services.
Attendance and service schedule for First Church of Christ on McGraw Avenue and Beech Streets led by Minister HEV. G. F. Newland. 9:30 Bible school with Mrs. Beryle Jones and Mrs. W. A. Harrison as superintendents and junior department supervision. 10:30 Communion and sermon. Christian Endeavor led by Mr. Newland. pulpit duty through August.
The Salvation Army church lists Sunday activities including Sunday school led by Mrs Evelyn Shaw at 9 45 a m Junior Soldiers at 11 a m and Holiness meetings at 11 a m 6 p m and 8 p m with 7 16 p m street meeting and 8 p m Salvation Service Also preparations classes and Soldiers meetings at 7 p m Monday band lessons Junior Home League Senior Home League led by Mrs Dolly Shaw and Levla Wabner Thursday Girl Cadets class Friday Street Meeting at 7 15 p m Holiness meeting and Saturday stake of services attend.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a morning prayer time and a 9:30 or 10 o'clock school routine. Mentions church school and schedule hints without complete details or dates.
The text lists Pastor Pauls iatheran 1. F. Ki ROOF and W. H. Shafferman as superintendent for Sunday School at 9 30 am, with a note that there will be no morning worship.
Sunday 9 30 Sunday school with classes for all ages led by Z J Smith and team. Morning worship 40 80 and evening worship. Monday 8 00 meeting of office board for official members closing session of the conference year. Wednesday 8 00 prayer service and Bible study. Choir rehearsal and Thursday 6 00 quarterly conference session led by Dr E Ray Cole to choose a delegate to the annual conference.
Alliance 448 Went Main Street Willard reports no service until August 13 due to church changes. Pastor J Marsh listed as pastorial contact. no further service details provided.
Sunday school held every week at 10 o clock in the morning. Superintendent is Mr Jonaries Holt. Young People meet on Sunday evenings. The pastor, Rev Joe Stevens, preaches every two weeks at 1 30 p m. Te.
Harmony Grove Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 10 am led by Pastor Henry C Loving with Clyde Hibbs as superintendent. Fourth Sunday morning preaching at 11 am, followed by business session and preaching, Saturday night before the fourth Sunday at 8 pm.
Pastor E J Johnson leads services at Rose Hill Methodist Church with a 1 30 p m plan and 2 30 p m sermon on Sundays. Second and fourth Sundays feature church school at 10 a m and mid week prayer service Wednesdays at 8 p m. Come and worship with us.
The notices list Pastor William A Bruce at Cecil’s City Wesleyan Church with 11 am sermons on the fourth Sunday and second Sunday, plus an open invitation. Prunitytown Methodist announces 10 am Sunday school under Rosy Wiseman with assistants DeMoss and LaTew, and services on first Sunday at 11 am and third Sunday at 7 30 pm. Pearl Street Beaumont Addition features Guy Pastor with 30 D TM Sundays and a young men program at 1 20 pm.
The Friendly Church invites all to attend services led by Pastor K E Richardson at First Brethren Church located on West Street Charles Street and U S Route 50. Services emphasize community outreach and spiritual guidance.
Blueville Church of Christ led by Minister J Bernard Mason lists services Sunday with 9:30 Bible study 10:30 message from Mason on The Voter and 7:00 Christian Endeavor. Rev Richard Blough to speak at 11:30 Communion and evening service. Midweek prayer Bible study Wednesday 8 pm and a Friday C E meeting announced. Guest speaker is former Red Hill Virginia Brethren pastor Blough.
The article reflects on self control lessons from scriptures. It cites Proverbs Jeremiah and Pauls letters linking discipline to wisdom and athletic restraint. It discusses Rechabites vow and warns against indulgence harming body and soul guiding readers to reflect on self mastery in life.
Old fashioned revival begins Tuesday evening July 27 at the Assembly of God church with Evangelist Clifton M Wood in charge. Special singing and band music featured each service. Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship at 10:45 followed by evening evangelistic services. Bring a friend.
Maple Run United Brethren Church presents Sunday school superintendent Mrs. William Jennings at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 led by Pastor Guy L. Meebling. Event reflects a standard weekend church program from the Maple Run community.
Church notices outline weekly schedule at Parkview Nazarene with pastor O C Mitts. Services include Sabbath school at 10 am led by Leslie Kirby, 11 am worship, 7 pm Nazarene Young Peoples service, 8 pm evening service, and Wednesday Junior church and prayer meetings. Rescue Missions Light and Life Services list Sunday services at 2:30 pm, evangelistic meetings Fridays 7:45 pm, Bible study and prayer. Community welcome.
Knotiatiie saa REV STONEKING GROBES and area churches announce service times for the month. Thornton Church holds 7:30 p.m. services on the first Sunday with Sunday school at 11 a.m and prayers at 11 a.m. Knotsville and Haman's Chapel list monthly preaching dates and Sunday school times. Wesley Chapel shows third Sunday at 11 a.m and fourth Sunday at 10 a.m with Sunday school every Sunday at 9 a.m. Martin Beulah preaches on the third Sunday at 3 p.m and the fifth Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
A church notice states Reverend Miller is the pastor at Second Baptist Church. It mentions Sunday school and Mrs Sal as part of the staff or attendees. Further details are illegible in the fragment but indicate church activities and leadership.
The Flemington Circuit Methodist Church invites worship on the first Sunday morning and third Sunday. Beulah Ist Church Hem Raatiy announces services at 9 45 a m with school, sermon by the pastor, and evening meetings. B Y P U at 6 30 p m led by Miss Ellen Jane Wiseman, worship at 7 30 p m, prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesdays at 7 40 p m.
Sunday program lists 10:00 Sunday school led by Rev H C Cooley and C L Summers. At 11:00 church service and 2:00 service in county jail every two weeks led by the pastor. 1:30 preaching by pastor. Midweek meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm. Community Missionary Society noted.
Free Methodist Church near Curve Bridge lists services led by Pastor Joseph Stevens including Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evening preaching at 7 30 p m with midweek prayer Thursday 6 30 p m You are invited to worship at the church near Kee Warren Methodist Church led by Rev By I Clifford with Sunday ediot at 9 45 a m Worship service at 7 30 p m Sermon by the pastor Church Of Christ Colored at Corner Beech and Walnut Streets offers Bible study at 2 30 p m Sunday and 3 00 p m sermon followed by communion and offering Thursday Bible study at 8 00 p m in Acts Note Building sale moves services to the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Fuller on Barrett Street until a suitable building is found
Reverend Oakey Wilson Grow, chaplain at the West Virginia Industrial School, presides over morning worship and sermon at 9 a.m. On Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m. there are Bible studies and visual education. The public is invited to worship with students and hear hymns, with the balcony reserved for parents and visitors on Sundays.
Report from page 1 notes technical difficulties hindering wartime weapon development. Scientists strain to advance the Nazis weapon aims but face setbacks that threaten timely breakthroughs. The piece emphasizes urgent scrutiny of German progress as Allied leaders hope delays persist.
Classified lines reveal ad rates at two and a half cents per word and one and a half cents for additions after the first word. The note also mentions a five cent charge per j and per figure, with a 260 word count example, while warning that errors should be reported to The Sentinel.
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