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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1946
Page
2
John’s Methodist Church on Corper St at John and Boyd invites all parishioners to attend a midweek service on Wednesday evening July 17. Pastor J Richardson urges full participation for the church’s good, with a second service planned July 40 at 2 pm led by Mrs George Brivoyer. The pastor will be on vacation July 5 to 23 and there will be no Sunday spraying service on Sunday July 14.
A notice from Rove Hill Methodist church outlines a 4:96 citizen school event and Bee preaching service in the evening at 8:00. It also notes a change in the hour and a Wednesday prayer service at 8:00 p m.
The fragment lists St. Paul's Lutheran Church events with Pastor leading morning worship. Sunday school is under W. H. Shafflerman as superintendent. Evening services at 7 p.m. conducted by the church youth.
Pauls Methodist Church lists 9 30 Sunday School led by Able B with general superintendent and adult and children supervision. Worship service conducted by the pastor with youth fellowship and midweek study on The Divine Fatherhood. mentions Parkhill location and Brotherhood group in schedule.
Paes Church announces Sabbath School at 20:00 with Wilkinson as superintendent and morning worship titled Till He Come. A trustee meeting is set for the second Tuesday at 7 30 p m followed by Girl Scouts activities at 7 30 p m and a Christian Science note appears among the listed items.
The Sunday schedule lists 10 30 morning worship with Holy Communion and 8 evening worship. A Sunday School council meets after the evening service. Monday 8 09 high school choir rehearsal. Wednesday 8 00 prayer and something at 9 00.
First Brethren Church The Friendly Church at West St Charles Street and Route 60 invites all to Bible school at 9 80 am led by A D Hovetter superintendent A D Comp assistant superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 am Young People class 5 7 pm teachers for classes 8 pm evening worship preceded by a song service led by Sister Kenneth Godwin Old time hymns and fellowship Mid Week Prayer Service Wednesday evening at 9 30 pm Worship with us We welcome you
Sunday school and division superintendents listed for West Main Street Methodist Church with contact details and officers. Includes a program note and scriptural reference by My Spirit Save.
Church services listed with 9:30 a m church school led by Mrs C F Hall acting superintendent. George Ellott supervising children. Dave Withers as adult superintendent. Wednesday 8 00 pm prayer service. worship at 0 Pp m with theme By My Spirit Save The Lord.
Blueville Methodist EBBY lists Pastor Rev. 2 B Stale leading 9:30 a.m. Sunday school with George C Newcome as general dent and Mrs. George W Hunt supervising children's division. Brs. George youth participate.
Free Methodist Church schedules morning and evening services including a 9:30 am prayer service and a 7:30 pm event. Rev M J Mannon presides with Easter masses noted for the Tand area near St. Augustine Catholic. Community worship times include 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm sessions.
Pastor Rev Warner T Gifford leads morning worship at 9:30 with school officers and superintendents listed for Adult, Young People, Pioneer, Junior and Primary divisions. Evening gospel service at 7:80 with theme A Brother Beloved. Ship service and choir rehearsal details provided.
Andrews Methodist Church announces weekly events including morning worship at 10 30 a m youth fellowship first Tuesday at 8 p m church board of education second Tuesday at 7 30 p m women s society led by Mrs J A Newman and a quarterly conference set for next Tuesday night July 11 at 8 o'clock.
The Parkview Church of the Nazarene outlines Sunday school at 10:00 with William Glover as superintendent and worship at 11:00 led by Mori Nagarine, followed by Young People's Service at 6:30 and Evangelistic Services at 7:30. The Virginia Industrial School has chapel at 9:00 a.m. and Mayle For The Boys at 3:00 p.m. Troop 83 offers a patrol drill, war information subjects, and a Scout meeting at 7:00 p.m. with tenderfoot investitures.
McConkey Free Methodist Cherry Run presents Sabbath School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. missionary service at 7 p.m. junior service at 7:30 p.m. evening worship at 8 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. special services with evangelist Dortha Mae Sellers. annual camp event April 28 to May 12 on Route 119 between Grafton and Morgantown.
Seeping text shows Ruby G. Foley, pastor at Seep’s Pearl Street Beaumont Addition. Sunday school at 10 am led by Mrs. Bessie Curry. Evening worship at 1:30 pm with sermon by the pastor. Thursday at 7:30 pm Young People meeting led by John McCord.
Flemington Circuit RRIS Harmony Grove Baptist and Webster Rosemont churches announce Sunday services with varied morning and evening times. Includes interdenominational Rescue Mission at East Main Street and Cecil Circuit Wesleyan Methodist details. All are welcome to attend worship and prayer meetings.
Church notices list 9 30 a m Bible school with Frances Wolfe supervising and Arlene Moore assisting. Primary superintendent Garl King, secretary Helen Jer, treasurer Mable White, librarian W A Harrison, pianist Frances Smith. Communion at 11 a m. Wednesday prayer meeting invitation extended to worshipers.
At 10 00 a m church school and at 11 00 a m memorial services for servicemen are announced for the day.
Beulah Baptist Church in Pruntytown led by Pastor D. L. Weatener announces Sunday activities. D. Lambert serves as superintendent with Hazel Bartlett as assistant superintendent. Worship services occur at 10 45 a m on second and fourth Sundays and at 1 30 p m on other Sundays, with midweek prayer and revival sessions on Wednesday evenings.
The Last Run Free Methodist Church shows Sunday school at 40:00 p m with Pastor G G Wadsworth and Wiseman listed as superintendent. This OCR fragment records church activity and leadership roles for the local congregation.
Blueville Church of Christ led by Minister Robert Cooper announces a full week of services and classes. Activities include Bible study for all ages, Sunday observances, evening worship, youth and ladies groups, and mid week holiness meetings. Visitors welcome to join gospel services at the Penney Store front.
Church services listed for Thornton and Pleasant with times for Sunday worship and Sunday school. Preaching times vary by Sunday, with notices of youth groups, divisions, leaders, and events. Communions and church school activities appear, naming coordinators and departments.
Scoui Troop 51 with Pauline Hall led by Scoutmaster Rev M Carter meets Tuesday at 7 00 pm. Wednesday features midweek prayer service. Miss Mahon School enters its second week starting Monday July 8 inviting all children aged 4 to 15. Miss Naomi Boston directs enrollment still open.
Activities at 181 East Main Street include Sunday worship at 9:30 with Evangelist Robert Cooper of Blueville Church of Christ and a 2:30 p m Bible study for all ages. An 8:00 p m session features Cooper teaching adults and a special children class led by Mrs J Bernard Mason and Mrs Arthur Veyon.
Charles H. McMurt ry reports from Kwajalein on July 6 about aerial bombs and underwater atomic tests. He notes ships were moored closely, boilers would need weeks to repair, and topside crews near blasts would suffer instant or near-certain casualties. Radioactivity could render most of the fleet unable to fight.
The record notes OPA administrator Porter guiding terms for Paul Gonts and the banking committee, expressing hope the Senate will back the committee. The fragment suggests a legislative review or approval process affecting finance oversight.
The article describes a drive against meat controls taking precedence over Taft's effort to restore a modified version of his manufacturers' byorbs Amendment vetoed by Truman. It notes Mitchell's remarks on testimony regarding the lumber company and an Integrity of Congress demand, with Mead signaling a closed committee approach and potential future testimony.
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