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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1940
Page
2
The church invites worship with 9 15 Sunday school song service led by the orchestra 10 30 Morning worship on The Ascension sermon 6 30 Luther league 7 30 Vesper My Faith Looks Up To Thee Church Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m You are Cordially invited to come and worship with us.
Fetterman Methodist Church led by Rev E G Bailes lists worship at 10:30 on first Sunday and 7:30 on second and fourth Sundays, with Sunday School at 9:30. Salvation Army Citadel at 121 East Main Street reports Captain Chérie Robey and staff, with daily services including Holiness meetings, youth Legion, evangelistic service, and weekday Bible training classes.
Rev Durward B Brown presides with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 The sermon titled The Chosen Fast from Isaiah 68 8 Others include evening worship at 7 30 and a talk Behold the City by the pastor and Epworth league Monday choir practice midweek service Wednesday 7 30 A Study of Hair etc Also Boy Scout troop activities and a baked supper event by the Ladies Aid Sunday services at Christian and Missionary Alliance 519 W Main St include morning worship 9 03 Holy Communion at 11 00 and a 2 00 jail service Young People's Society 7 30 evangelistic message Prayer service Tuesday 7 30 Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Everyone is invited plus St Matthias Episcopal Church 289 West Main Street Rev George E Manson Rector morning church school 9 30 Holy Communion at 11 00 All welcome
Warder's Methodist Church in Pruntytown invites the congregation to preaching on the seventh and third Sunday at 2 36 p m with cordial attendance requested and welcome by the church family.
The Prantytown Methodist church invites worshippers this Sabbath and through the coming week with Rev Vera Simms of Glencoe Ohio. Services include morning worship at 11, evangelistic 7:30 p.m., and daily meetings at 7:30 p.m. Simms preaches full salvation gospel and blesses attendees.
A fragmented listing shows WMMN and NBC WEAF CBS and other stations airing Kentucky Derby references, music programs, orchestras, and talk segments. Multiple station call signs including WMMN CBS NBC WCAE WEAF WLW and WWVA are noted with varied programs from Hawaii Calls to Nighttime Jamboree and Ted Fio Rito and Griff Williams orchestras.
The Light Brinkman Building on Main Street announces Sunday morning Sunday school at 11 00 and preaching. Weekday services include Wednesday 730 pm Young People's Service and Thursday Cottage prayer meetings. The pastor Rev H L Scheuch and family arrive from Washington DC to conduct a revival starting Monday.
Beaumont Rescue Mission lists Sunday programs at 2 30 Sunday school and 7 45 old fashioned meeting songs with speakers. Tuesday 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer. Friday 7 30 p m song and praise meeting with speaking. Everyone 15 welcome.
The First Church of Christ offers 9 30 Bible school under Mr Fred White and junior supervision by Mrs W A Harrison. 10 30 Communton 11 00 Morning sermon The Law of Love 2 00 minister preaches at West Virginia Industrial School 6 30 Christian Endeavor led by Mr Stanley Richards 7 30 Evening worship sermon The Seed We Are Sowing Tuesday Kum Bac class Wednesday 7 30 Prayer and Bible study Thursday 7 30 Friendship Bible class Friday 7 30 Choir rehearsal Public appeal to nonattenders to worship with us.
Knottsville and nearby churches list Sunday services with times for Sunday school and preaching. Includes Leon ard Lloyd Reckart Pleasant Valley Mt Morris and Mt Morris pastors and Epworth League sessions. Preaching on the second Sunday night and the fourth Sunday morning each month.
The Assembly of God Tabernacle lists Ivan Love as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 led by O B Hall superintendent and A Knabenshue asst spt followed by Morning Worship at 10 45 on Sunday.
The notice invites the public to attend services at the friendly little church on Beech Street with 7:30 Wednesday jail service and 1:48 Thursday Bible study on Chart.
A May lesson excerpt by Newman Campbell highlights Isaiah 55 urging seekers to trust in Jehovah. It contrasts spiritual nourishment with hollow material gain, urges turning from wickedness, and promises mercy and abundant pardon. The text cites God’s thoughts as higher than ours and envisions joy, peace, and renewal when aligning with divine guidance.
First Baptist Church Gordon L withers pastor announces 9:30 Sunday school for all ages 10:30 morning service with sermon Workers Together 6:30 B Y P U groups meet 7:30 evening service In the time of test a foundation matters and faith in Christ is urged as the only true foundation for life Bible verses and a call to accept Him by faith are included
Beulah Baptist Church Pruntytown West Virginia announces Union Sunrise Easter services held at Beulah Baptist Church with Rev Henry Loving pastor. Vested choir program noted. Sunday school at 743 Omar Lambert superintendent and assistant superintendent Herbert Tucks. P U president Edward Whitescarver vice president William Drainer. Evening worship 1:30 on 2nd and 4th Sundays. Wednesday 7:30 p m prayer meeting and Bible study. We invite you to come and worship with us.
Andrews Methodist Church on Main Street near Depot Square hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m with C V Miller as general superintendent. Morning worship and Holy Communion at 10 30 a m led by Rev A Coleman Brown assisted by the Senior choir. Young People Society of Epworth League at 6 30 p m with Quest service, Evening worship at 7 30 p m, Hymn Sing led by the Young People choir. Weekly events include official board at 7 30 p m Tuesday prayer and Bible study Wednesday. Ladies Aid Group A meeting. Thursday Young People rehearsal at 7 p m, Senior choir rehearsal follow.
The church led by Pastor Lois R Boraven presents a Special Anniversary Service titled The story of Jesus. Children and Junior Christian Endeavor volunteers direct a performance under church supervision. The event marks a milestone in the church’s history with the theme The story of Jesus.
Rev E L Lowery presides at 9 80 A M Sunday school with Kenneth Robinson as superintendent and divisions for children young people and adults. 10 30 A M worship and sermon The Meaning of Pentecost. 6 30 Epworth league led by Allen Newcome and Frederick Peters. 7 30 P M worship and sermon The Sanctuary of Worship with vested choir. All are welcome.
A community church announces its motto The Bible the whole Bible and nothing but the pure. Located at Route 50 and St. Charles Street the church signals a straightforward biblical emphasis for its ministry and outreach.
Flemington Circuit reports services across locations with Pastor G H Snyder and J M Shaw. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m. midweek prayer and Bible study. rev Arthur J Smith at 315 Thayer Street invites worshippers.
St John s Methodist Church invites all to Sunday programs with 9 30 morning service and Sunday school led by C C Rich Iman 10 30 morning worship and communion 1 30 evening worship and sermon 7 30 Tuesday board of stewards service.
First Pitch Fis Presets Ce irst Pitch Fis Presets Ce 9 50 a m Sabbath school Mrs Earl Wilkinson superintendent A A Miller assistant superintendent 10 30 a m reing worship sense by the pebeor Buber The Christian's Wardrobe a8 a m Session 0 p m Christian Hrideavor Mrs F J Tutvander leader Friday 1 00 to 9 00 Pp 11 Junior Bociety Mary Lou and Jean Tam the way and the truth and the Life no one cometh unto the Path e but by ie
Blueville Church of Christ Evangelical Taylor announces Sunday services at 9 30, 10 30 preaching, 8 45 young people meeting, 1 80 preaching. Blueville Methodist Church invites for a revival adition with events and times.
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