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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1933
Page
2
Byang Olan Knotts in charge with Sunday School 9:80 and morning worship 10:30. Evangelistic service 1:45, Tuesday Christ Amb 8 meeting, Wednesday prayer 10:00, Thursday preaching and prayer 7:45. Invite to attend in the Old Fashioned Way.
Rev Lois R Luzadeo pastor leads First United Brethren with 9 30 Sunday School for all ages led by J W Martin superintendent 10 30 Morning Worship and Holy Communion 6 45 Christian Endeavor election of officers 7 45 Evening Worship 7 45 Wednesday Prayer service 7 45 Thursday Christian Endeavor choir 7 45 Friday Orchestra rehearsal You are invited to worship with ioe
A church notice invites participation in services at Andrews M E Church led by Pastor Samuel Jones D D and Andrews M E Samuel. It lists 9:30 Church School with Ona C Jefferys as superintendent, 10:30 Morning Worship with a sermon on An Interpretation of the Social Gospel of a Great Poet Edwin Markham, baptism of children and adults, 1:30 Andrews Children's Day Program with choruses pantomimes and recitations. Weekday activities are postponed this week.
The Sunday school led by W J Shatterman will open with song service by the orchestra. Morning worship at 10 30 conducted by the Pastor with Holy Communion. A large congregation expected. 6 30 Luther League meeting discusses A Happy Nation Gods Own. An evening service only. Cordial invitation to worship.
Rev. E. L. Arnold presides with 9 30 Sunday School led by C C Richman. Communion service planned with no evening service. Brotherhood meeting at 8 00 Tuesday and Ladies Auxiliary at 8 00 Thursday. Proclaim loyalty by attending every Sunday.
Rev. Frank J. Turvander serves as pastor at First Presbyterian. Services include 9:30 Church School led by Robert F. Love and junior supervision by Mrs Earl Wilkinson, 10:30 Morning Worship with Communion and reception of new members, and Wednesday choir rehearsal at 8:15 p m. Quote: I was glad when they said unto me. Let us go into the house of the Lord.
The Church of the Nazarene Parkview lists Reverend W C Jones as pastor with 9 30 Sabbath school led by G N Walters and an 11 00 preaching session. An 8 00 Sermon and 7 00 N Y P meeting follow. midweek services on Thursday. The excerpt closes with a Roger Babson quote on religion and civilization.
Warren M E Church announces Rev W J Frye as pastor with 9:30 church school led by H Howell and M Dabney 11:00 morning sermon The Betrayal Kiss Holy Communion 5:00 Junior Church and Epworth League Samuel The Judge 8:00 evening service Peace Wednesday 8 pm Prayer and Class Meeting The Whites vs Blues contest ends Sunday night Leaders Misses Louise Comedy and Flagilla Dabney Mrs Katie Wilson in charge Board meeting Monday night Fall officers urged to attend Charleston District Conference meets in Pittsburgh August 26 Chain rally ends July 6 Daily Vacation Bible School exhibition July 11 1933 Invitation extended
Do not neglect the church these summer days on account of the heat. The church building is one of the most comfortable places in the city. The services are rich in fellowship. Come and add your share. 4 M 9:30 Sunday School. Communion service with harmonizing music and message. The recently installed young people’s choir adds new attractiveness to the service.
Pastor B E Hanes invites members to a 1:30 evening service in the church basement. The week features a 2:30 p m C W C meeting with picnic, Bible school at 9:30 led by J A Keller, and various age group classes. Sermon July 9 titled The Road to Church is a Road to Happiness.
The notice lists West Main Street M. E. Church with Rev. Eugene Dick as pastor. Sunday school at 10:00 led by J. Lee Evans, and morning worship at 11:00 on September 11.
The schedule lists 9:30 Sunday School with George Newcome as Superintendent 2:30 Baptismal service near the Fetterman bridge 1:00 Epworth League Program with William Knotts as president and 8:00 Evening worship with sermon by the pastor
A cordial invitation to attend all church services inviting members of the community to participate in worship activities and related gatherings at the church.
First M E South presents Rev A E Knicely as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30. Sermon 10 45 on the first Sunday each month. Evening sermons 7 30 on the second and fourth Sundays. Young Peoples service 7 30 on first and third Sunday nights led by Miss Phyllis Withers. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 led by Charles F Hall.
Rev. Arthur J. Torrey to pastor St Matthias Episcopal Church invites attendance at 9:30 Church School each Sunday with W. C. Pembroke as superintendent. You are all most cordially invited to our services.
Rev L H Walker presides with church school at 9 45 led by N Bethel superintendent. At 11 00 the sermon titled Thinking and Acting follows. 6 15 B P U chaired by Geneva Cook and 8 00 the sermon Doly Bones. Public invited to all services.
Pastor Rev J B Shaffer leads Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 in Troy Nicola Christian Endeavor president also listed. Local church posting records schedule details for September services with Rev Shaffer as speaker.
Rev M J Hannon ALM presides at St Augustine's Catholic Church with Masses at 7:00 and 10:00 AM and an additional 1:30 PM evening service listed.
The schedule lists preaching by Pastor W R Eskew at 10:00 AM with Sunday School at 11:00 led by J H as superintendent. An Epworth League session is at 6:30 PM and a Wednesday prayer meeting is at 1:30 PM.
A mother favors her two sons over her daughter Nancy, reflecting a lifelong pattern of rivalry rooted in her own girlhood jealousy of a younger sister. Nancy shows resilience, though the favoritism may push her toward viewing brothers as rivals and shaping her sense of femininity.
A reflection discusses how jealousy in families spreads through emotional attitudes learned from earlier sibling dynamics. The parent transfers visible patterns to their child, repeating a cycle rooted in past relationships and unresolved tensions.
Pittsburgh police report Joseph Figult, under the influence, jumped from a bridge into the Allegheny River but did not clear the span. He was found on a bridge pier and told officers he drank and yelled for help after the failed leap. He survived and felt lucky.
Mannington July 1 Street car service will be suspended on the Mannington Fairmont line Sunday July 2 as announced by D. Alexander manager of transportation for the Monongahela system. Buses operated by the West Virginia Transportation Company a subsidiary of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will begin operation between Mannington and Fairmont Saturday. The buses will make six trips daily between the two cities B. J. Farrell of
In Pittsburgh on July 1 a monumental steel casting, a 1200 cubic capacity blast furnace pot weighing 61,000 pounds, was completed for Carnegie Steel, a U S Steel subsidiary. The scene included a crowd, cheering, and police presence as the massive piece moves to Rankin for use at the plant.
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