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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
1
A compact listing of Sunday School times, morning worship, and midweek activities for numerous United Brethren and affiliated churches in the area. Includes Bethany, Trinity A B, Hebron, Memorial, St. Johns, Cleona, Avon, Iona, Ebenezer, Campbelltown, Schaefferstown, and Trinity Lutheran congregations with supervisors, pastors, and event details such as Children’s Day programs, prayer meetings, and dedication services.
A long list of churches and pastors with weekly schedules. UT Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran, Seventh Street Lutheran, James Evangel Lutheran, Salem Evangelical Lutheran, Zion Lutheran and others present Bible schools services children day programs and midweek activities. Dates reflect a weekly timetable including Sunday school morning worship and various society meetings across multiple Lutheran congregations with events at Coleman Park, jail services and parish events led by pastors Calhoun Chamberlin Creasaman Kelter Prowell and others.
Unified services and Sunday School schedules at First Evang and Reformed, St Marks, St Stephen, St Johns and Bratara Reformed. Weekday classes, special anniversaries, children's programs, and evening service details across multiple parishes with times, locations, and pastors listed.
St John s A M E Church at 12 and Walnut Streets announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m Children s Day program at 7 30 p m and a Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m led by Pastor W A White.
Union Gospel Tabernacle at Market Square Campbelltown lists Bible School at 9 15 a m Morning Worship and sermon at 10 30 a m with theme Oath of Allegiance C E services at 6 30 p m led by Gerald Gepherd Evening Worship and sermon at 7 30 p m theme Wonders of Tomorrow Prayer services Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Pilgrim Holiness Church at 419 South 9th Street lists events led by Jason H. Sherwood with a Saturday night rally at 7 45 and evangelistic services at 7 45. Sunday School at 9 30 am Worship at 10 20 am and a children's meeting at 7 pm with speaker Paul Uhrig of Reading.
Undenominational Grace Church at 21st and Teh Men Six hosts Bible School at 9 30 Sunday Junior Society at 6 10 and Evening Worship at 7 36 Sunday. Tuesday rehearsals for Children Day at 7 80. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45.
Sheridan Sheridan Mission announces at Paxter that Rev W M White will preach at 2:00 PM with a prayer meeting to follow indicating a community religious gathering and schedule.
The Memorial U. B. Church will dedicate new pulpit furniture and a pulpit Bible donated by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Speicher of Hershey. Dr. Harry E. Miller will deliver the sermon titled The Pulpit, the symbolic instrument of the ministry of the church, with a participatory dedication service to follow.
St Luke's Church at Sixth and Chestnut Streets offers Holy Communion at 7 30 a m 8 50 a m and 10 45 a m with sermon by Rev William Brace The Trinity Chapel hosts 3 00 p m Evensong and sermon Weekday services are 7 30 a m Tuesday Thursday Friday and 9 00 a m Wednesday Afondway is listed as a service day
Pas tor J H Reinert leads Bible Beehoo Children’s Day and Morning Worship at 9 30 a m with EK at 10 46 a m Jr Evening Gospel Hour at 6 46 p m Lawyer James E Hoerner from New York City to speak morning 10 46 am afternoon 2 50 and evening 7 30 Mr Bennet as Young People speaker at 7 30 p m Wednesday 7 90 prayer fellowship tour
The Pentecostal Assembly of Gow on Partridge and Union Streets led by Rev and Mrs Van Dam lists Sunday School at 9:30, worship at 10:30, Young People at 6:30 with Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs Rutter, evangelistic service at 7:30, and weeknight meetings including prayer and tarrying. International Pentecostal Church at 230 North Seventh Street with Pastor McComsey features services Sunday 1:30 and 2:20 pm, evening preaching at 7:45, prayer and praise Thursday 7:46, Friday 7:15, children's meeting led by Paul Noyer, and a Saturday prayer meeting at Keen Point or home of Andrew Mease.
The Church of the Brethren at Fourth and Locust presents a Sunday program with Carl W Zeigler as pastor. Morning worship at 10 15, junior church at 10 16, Sunday School 9 30, Y P C service 7 00 pm. A letter from Mia Florence Rol inger India will be read and Africa work discussed. Meetings include Tuesday 7 50 pm men and Wednesday 1 45 pm prayer.
The annual Children’s Day service at Saint Mark’s Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School will be held Sunday evening at 6 o’clock. Cradle roll with Mrs. Fred Spangler, beginner department with Mrs. Bright Rohland, primary department with Mrs. H. A. Heilman, and junior department with Ralph Tarrach will present music, exercises, and recitations. The primary department will present a drama titled God’s Loving Parpose. No regular Sunday evening service.
An event at the Kutztown Union Meeting House two miles north of Myerstown features the Ralph Overly quartet. Program includes a Saturday evening talent night at 7 46 and a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 9 30.
Morey pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m in Lickdale with an 8 00 poem. Christihin Endeavor at Green Point 9 50 a m Sunday School. Lembergera 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m Worship service and communion observances. Sherk's 8 15 a m standard worship service with communion observance.
Presbyterian Fourth Street Church led by Rev John E Bouquet offers Sunday School at 10:00 Childrens Day exercises and baptism of Attle children. Havening Service at 7:30. High School Young People 6:16 Monday evening 7:00 Boy Scouts Tuesday evening Trustee meeting Wednesday Women's Bible Class at Mr and Mrs Russel Sting 400 Willow St. Also Christ Presbyterian Church led by Rev G Les Forney holds Children Day service at 10:00 and Combined services with no evening service Friday Scouts and Choir at church 7:30 PM.
Moravian Church at Tenth and Brpring Streets led by Minister Melvin F. Rood offers 9:30 a.m. church school under superintendent Shindie, with lessons on Beginning of World Missions. Morning worship at 10:46 features Trinity Sunday liturgy and themes Life and message of God.
The fragment lists services at Avon Heights Tabernacle with a minister J G Levingood and Ernest Lightner Suyt and notes Sunday morning 9 30 Mappy Half Hour of Heaven Sunday afternoon 1 week end 6 services at Hall and a Sunday evening Tah. It mentions 500 o'clock and other stray phrases suggesting a church schedule and camp meeting notes.
Walter S. Mover leads at St Paul Evangelical on Eighth Street with an 8 PM Children’s Day program by the church school. Worship was held for the high school baccalaureate. Weekly events include meetings at Mrs. Lee Dove home Monday, Mt. Zion home Tuesday, Mt. Bethlehem? Wednesday prayer at St Paul Church, and Friday 6 15 picnic at Coleman Park for young people of Evangelical Churches of Lebanon County.
The Faroblical Congregational First Evangel Church at Studo and Chestnut Streets presents a combined service led by Rev Heffner Minteter. The program includes children’s day items and a prayer meeting with a later teaching segment.
Community church service announced with a Sunday school at 9 30 AM and a sermon titled Our Future Hope by Pastor Young. Evening Worship follows with a theme The Death of Jehan the Baptist. Location noted as 240 Yelock Park.
The annual dedication festival for Triny Chayet of St. Luke's parish will be held at the Chapel on West Cumberland Street Sunday at 3 PM. The vested choir directed by Prof. R Porter Campbell will furnish music and Rev. Rodney Brace will preach. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8:30 AM.
Gospel services will be held every Sunday at Colemans Memorial Park by the Young Peoples Gospel team of Lebanon. Guests this Sunday are Young People from Open Bible Testimony of Denver Pa. Rev Elias Bressler to preach if not rainy. Gospel singing by Roy Soulard and electric steel guitar by Marion Nickolas.
The Iowa United Brethren Sunday School schedules a Children's Day program Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. The program features songs and recitations titled Melodies of Janet.
A historic note records England importing snake skins driven by the popularity of snake skin shoes. South America shipped 4,000,000 skins while Africa sent 200,000 and India 1,250,000, reflecting a global trade pattern in exotic leathers and footwear materials.
Avon United Brethren will observe its annual Children’s Day on Sunday June 8. Morning worship features a special illustrated children's sermon by the church minister. At 7 30 p m the children present a varied program of recitations songs and plays under the supervision of Boaz G Light superintendent and the Sunday School teachers.
Proponents of home rule legislation in Pennsylvania doubt action this session as the House municipal government committee weighs two measures. Senator Edmonds defends the concept while noting fiscal issues dominate this term. Bills would let cities like Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Scranton adopt new forms of government via petitions commissions or referenda, carrying out a constitutional amendment adopted two decades ago.
Denver reports at the 23rd annual convention of the International Association of Public Welfare Supervisors that employment in essential defense occupations has surged to an all time high. The Social Security Board chair cites manpower shifts toward defense industries and notes a need to recruit more workers across sectors to support the expanded war effort.
At the Palmyra church Friday night the Women’s Missionary Association discussed membership for Miss Anna Wealand and Mrs. Russel L. Gingrich. Twenty-five members attended. Alma Gingrich reported on the Har risburg branch convention. Hospital news noted Mrs. Fred Clark of Hershey undergoing a major operation and sons Donald and Phyllis Dale having tonsils removed in Lebanon.
In Carlisle Pennsylvania the Dickinson College board of trustees met during 168th commencement week. Boyd Lee Spahr was reelected president, Raphael Hays named vice president, Edgar R. Heckman and Gilbert Malcolm reelected secretary and treasurer. Harry L. Price elected alumni trustee for four years, Adna Wright Leonard named to fill Caldwell’s unexpired term. Eight trustees reelected for four years, including Biddle, Drayer, Duke, Feroe, Goodyear, Hughes, McConnell, and McFarland.
Dr. George L. Kilgore told the Pacific Coast Ophthalmological Society that eyestrain causes nerve tension and irritability, reducing office and factory efficiency. Proper lighting and safeguards help, while visual training addresses sokonia. He warns truck drivers risk night blindness from vitamin A deficiency in diets.
Friends and neighbors celebrated Grant Heilman of 25 North Sixth Street on his 75th birthday. Heilman, long employed in a Bethlehem Steel warehouse clerical role, enjoyed health and participation in home festivities.
Walter J. Glassmoyer Sr. of 425 Partridge Street announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for prothonotary. A longtime Lebanon resident, he emphasizes service to the party, strong family values, and extensive community involvement in fire departments churches and civic groups. He is a widower? and father of twelve with prominent roles in local politics and labor.
Cleona residents visit EH H Brighthill and Rev W E Sheriff family homes while many mark Memorial Day by placing flowers on seven cemeteries. Weddings of Elsie Bachman with Ralph Kreider and Miriam Miller with Charles Stohler noted, with ministers at Hill Lutheran and Stohler Miller ceremonies. Community groups hold meetings and tent gatherings begin June 15 near Paul Mautes. Families from Reading and Easton enjoy visits, anniversaries, and church activities through the week.
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