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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
5
A digest of Sunday activities lists morning worship, Sunday schools, and evening events at Presbyterian churches on North Jefferson Falls streets and Mahoningtown. It notes ministers John Jamison McKvaine D D and W J Holmes, organists Mabel Zehner Helen Ewing, choirs led by Paul Friend, and varied programs including Christian Endeavor and baccalaureate services.
The schedule lists multiple parishes and their Mass times including St. Josephs on Jefferson and Lawrence streets with masses at 6, 8, 9 40 and 11 15. St Lucy's Cedar Street and Wabash Avenue with 8 30 and 10 30 masses. St Margarets Clayton and Second Streets at 8 30 and 10 30. St Vitus South Jefferson and Maitland Forests with 7 30, 9 30 and 11 00 high mass. Madonna Oakland with 8 00 and 10 00. St John the Baptist Maronite Howard Way and Reynolds Street at 10 00. St Michaels Moravia Street and Miller Avenue at 5 and 10 20. St Marys Beaver and North Streets with 7, 8 30, 9 45, 11 high mass and 12 noon. and St Philip and James Chartes and Hannauer Streets at 8 30 and 10 30.
A long column lists multiple church services across towns including Epworth, Edenburg, Hillsville, Greenwood, East Brook, Italian, St Luke, Zion, Bethel A.M.E., Croton, Savannah, West Pittsburg, Wesley, King’s Chapel, Wesleyan, Mahoning, Trinity, St Andrew’s. Each entry provides minister, Sunday school superintendent, service times, and notes on holy communion, baptisms, or baccalaureate events at Shenango high school and local parishes. multiple churches show morning worship around 9:45 to 11 a.m., with several evening or special services and parish activities.
Missions Gettlemane Tabernacle at 210 Saul Croton Avenue with Pastor Clifford L Duncan hosts Sunday school at 2, preaching at 3, evening evangelistic at 7 30, and special songs. City Rescue at 17 South Mercer Street led by A W Gibson with Sunday school at 3 p m and evangelistic service at 8 p m featuring Rev Neil McIntyre and special music. Gospel at 31114 Neshannock Avenue third floor under Mabel Welmer with Sunday school at 3 and evangelistic service at 7 45. Clifton Place at Pennsylvania Avenue and Berger Street with Rev Samuel C Baker, Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship and communion at 11, song service at 7 90, and evangelistic sermon at 8 15.
The Greek Orthodox church at 215 East Reynolds Street lists services from 9 40 a m to 12 m. The notice provides location and time but lacks additional context or events.
The notice lists multiple United Presbyterian churches with addresses and schedules. It records pastors, Sunday schools, worship times, choirs and organists, junior and senior programs, and evening services across several districts including FIRST-Clennmore SECOND-County Line THIRD-East Washington MAHONING Pulaski EAST BROOK NESHANNOCK SHENANGO HIGHLAND with various session details and baccalaureate events.
Several churches report Sunday activities with times and leaders. Missionary Alliance HOOVER HEIGHTS TABERNA CLE hosts Sunday school at 9 30 and sermon at 10 45 titled Stray Sheep with evangelistic service at 6 45. WASHINGTON UNION MISSION offers 9 30 Sunday school and 7 45 evangelistic service led by Henry Sumner and Mrs Birrico. COSPEL TABERNACLE CHRIS TIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE lists 9 30 Bible school with Joe Masters, 10 45 preaching on Praying for a New Creation, 6 30 and 7 90 with Paul Butler speaking on Pictures in the Apocalypse and The Head of the Family. PEOPLE'S MISSION on Sampson street runs Sunday school 2 30 with E L Doub, 11 communion, 7 30 evening service with music by Mrs Margaret Hetrick.
Free Methodist church listings show Rev. Millard at Arlington avenue with Sunday school at 8:30, morning worship at 11, class meeting at 11:45, evening service at 6:45, song service at 8, and sermon. Nearby DEWEY AVENUE and COALTOWN sections list pastors, Sunday school times, preaching at 11, Love Feast, and youth services with evening programs.
A list of church services across several streets including First East and North with Rev. Edgar C. Smith as guest minister, Sunday school at 9:80 and 11 o clock services, B Y P U at 6:30 led by Helen Love, and no evening service at Emanuel Corner Reynolds and South Jefferson. Also St Pauls at 614 West North with Holy Communion at 11, missionary service at 3, B Y P A at 6 led by Mrs. Hester Burris, and 7:38 evening service. Second at 1111 West Worth with Rev. Munnerlyn hosting Sunday school at 9:30 and evening worship at 7:30 featuring "Seven Gifts of Christ to Believers." Union led by Pastor J. G. Strothers with 9:30 Sunday school and 11 and 7:30 preaching. West Pittsburg Mission holds Sunday school at 8 p.m. with Thomas Arthrell and Daniel R. Peterson.
A combined notice lists services for several spiritualist groups in Woodman Hall and nearby halls on East Washington Street. It names pastors, speakers, mediums, healers, and musicians with times ranging from 7:30 to 8:00 o clock and afternoon readings from 2 to 4, plus multiple choir and piano performances.
Multiple Lutheran and Evangelical congregations on East Washington Beckford Neshanock and nearby streets announce Sunday school at 9 a.m. English worship 10:15 a.m. German services 11:40 a.m.. Bethany St Paul’s and Christian Hope also list morning services and sermons. no evening services noted.
On the Square Rev G Bennett pastor with Bible school at 0:30 a m Henry MacNicholas superintendent morning worship The Cup of Covenant 6:15 Christian Endeavor service no evening service Kath ryne Allen organist and music director Central Long and Pennsylvania avenues Thomas B Shearer pastor Bible school 9:45 Clifford Parks superintendent Junior Christian Endeavor 10:45 Ruth Garrity superintendent communion and sermon 10:45 Winning the Tal tie no Christian Endeavor or evening service baccalaureate at Garth Cathedral Dave Lewis chorister Clarence Frey pianist
A compilation of Sunday services, Sunday schools, and evening events from multiple faith communities. It lists denominations including First Congregational United Brethren Church Church of Christ First Church of God Maitland Memorial and others with pastors, service times, Sunday school leaders, organists, pianist names, and notable speakers or events such as bishop addresses and conferences.
The itinerary lists piano performances by Mrs. Harry Brunton and Francis Weir with Mrs. J. B. E. Anderson conducting the orchestra, followed by Bible school, preaching at 11, Rev. Bar Collins and Y. P. Fy speaking, then a 6:30 p.m. baccalaureate at Shenango high school. At Smithfield Street Church of Christ on Patterson Street the Bible study starts at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., congregational singing, no evening service.
A series of revival events led by Rev. Neil McIntyre opens this evening at the City Rescue Mission with guest Sam Burrows. The schedule lists 1 a.m. at Struthers Baptist Tabernacle, 3 p.m. at First Pentecostal on Epworth, and an evening service back at the Mission. Monday features Rev. Meln tyre’s life story aboard the Mission yacht Albatross with notes of Scotland connections.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces a Sunday memorial service with Rev. A M Stump speaking on The Price of America's Heritage. Fifteen members of the congregation who died this year will be remembered as the choir and congregation perform special selections and two pages light an electric cross Aud rey Daugherty and Betty McLaren participate.
The Tabernacle will host evangelistic meetings at Gethsemane Tabernacle starting Monday at 7:30 p.m. for two weeks. Rev Norman Turnbaugh of Overland Missouri will be the guest speaker with daily songs by visiting artists. Rev Clifford L Duncan will conduct the regular song service this evening.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Shellenberger Mr and Mrs Artie Maxwell and Anthony Pagley of New Castle graduated from Davis Memorial Bible Institute in Binghamton New York on Tuesday May 28. The Maxwell and Shellenberger families have been called to churches in New York state while Pagley, an avid musician, follows the Leach Evan- Reville near future. These youths came from Calvary Gospel Tabernacle, leaving three years ago for training.
Lawrence county chief probation officer Jack Dunlap will be guest speaker during Sunday school at Westfield Presbyterian. He will address temperance with the lesson focus on temperance during Sunday morning services.
Co L Benedict district superintendent of the Pittsburgh district and the Younce Brothers evangelists will be at the loan Church of Nazarene Falls street for one service only on Wednesday evening June 30. The service will start at 7 30 o clock. The Younce brothers guitarists are radio singers from the south.
Dr Luther Thomas of Los Angeles will conclude his New Castle stay Sunday with two talks at North Side Community Church. At 2:30 p.m. he will discuss Conditions In Washington as I Found Them War or Peace and at 7:30 p.m. The Return of Christ How Near is It. He spoke Friday on Can We in American Escape National Judgment. Tonight’s topic is This Present War in the Light of Divine Prophecy.
Slippery Rock State Teachers College designates L H Wagenhorst as acting president from Friday, succeeding Dr Charles S Miller whose term expired. Wagenhorst has directed the college laboratory since 1925 and will serve until trustees are named by Governor James. Only trustee remaining of old board is Judge Joan H Wilson of Butler. Nine trustees to be named.
Cleveland June 1 The wives of delegates at the 7th annual College of Physicians discuss rules for living with a doctor's schedule. Be prepared for emergencies, manage a telephone like a secretary, and cook meals that stay fresh for over an hour. Some enjoy the irregular routine despite the lack of routine meals. Buy in New Castle.
Twenty two members of the Young Married Ladies class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church met Tuesday evening at Mrs Samuel Kennedy's home for their regular monthly Bible study. A brief business meeting was held and Mrs J Turner led the study after which the group adjourned to Mrs Lloyd Moore's home for the Anne meeting. Various residents were noted visiting relatives in Elwood City and nearby towns.
Lawrence County Sabbath School association invites delegates to the Epworth Methodist Church New Castle for a two meal convention on Thursday June 13. Programs include a flag ceremony, devotional services, reported reports, awards, and addresses by J Raymond Schmidt Dr A Gordon MacLennan and others.
Enon Valley joint high school held its commencement in the Enon Presbyterian church with Rev. Davis Barnard of East Liverpool presiding. W B Wallace presented diplomas. program included processional, invocation, music, and speeches on democracy and future builders.
Reverend Smith, director of religious education for the American Baptist Publication Society, will speak at the morning service at the First Baptist Church at East and North streets on Sunday June 2.
Members of the two Welsh Ivorite Lodges will meet at the First Congregational church Sunday evening after services to rehearse for their annual church service set for June 16. The lodges plan to form a choir for the event. Europe has the lowest mean altitude at 1,980 feet and Antarctica the highest at 6,000 feet.
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