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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
6
Outlook of Sunday worship across Highland United Presbyterian Epworth M E Euclid Avenue and Arlington Ave Free Methodist with morning services, Sunday school, baptism and revival themes. Cathedral mass meeting links with Epworth and EUCALID evening events. Reverend lineups include J Williamson D D and Rev S L Maxwell D D.
Croton Avenue church invites worship with sermon by Pastor Joshua at morning service. Deaconess Nicklin guides the choir and nursery. Bible School at 9 30 a m with Switzer superintendent. No evening service. church to unite with Pentecost service at Cathedral.
The church at Corner North and Jefferson Sts. lists 9:30 Sunday school led by Dr. W. L. Beal in September, 11:00 morning worship titled The Birthday of the Church, 6:30 Epworth League, and an 8:00 Union Service at the Cathedral.
At Church of the Nazarene Corner West Fall and Beaver Sts Rev Charles F Whetsell leads morning worship at 10 45 with sermon When Pentecost Is Fully Come or Fire from Heaven Sunday school at 9 15 led by Fred Campbell New York P S meets at 6 30 with Mrs Wheale Junior P S at 6 30 led by Mrs Heckethorn No evening preaching due to Union Pentecostal services in the Cathedral.
North Jefferson and Falls streets church advertises Daylight Saving Time. Rev Walter F E McClure D D leads Bible school at 9 30 supervised by Arthur B Foster. Lesson Jesus in the Shadow of the Cross. morning worship 11 00 with Children’s Day program by the Primary Department. Evening worship and Union Service at the Cathedral.
Corner East Washington and Beckford streets pastor W R Sommerfield leads Sunday school at 9:15 a m. Divine English service at 10:15 a m and German service at 11:15 a m. The Rev Klemp of Cleveland, Ohio will preach at both. Daylight Saving time observed.
Reverend George M. Landis leads morning worship at 11:00 and preaches on When the Day of Pentecost was Fully Come. A 6:30 p.m. Young People’s Service precedes an 8:00 p.m. union service at the Cathedral.
Dr S E Irvine pastor lists services at Clenmore and Albert streets with Bible school at 9 45 led by J Lee McFate superintendent morning sermon Pentecostal Power at 11 and Young Peoples Service at 6 45 followed by an 8 00 Union Pentecostal service in the Cathedral.
Corner South Mill and Phillips streets Rev John Ruggiero pastor Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 with the fire of the spirit as the subject No evening service but congregants attend the Union service at the Cathedral
Dr. Charles B. Winger presides at Sunday school at 9 00. George R. McClelland leads orchestra. Elizabeth Brewster conducts morning worship at 11 with special guest preacher Rev 17 irre C. Denise D. D. president Omano Theological Seminary. No Christian Endeavor services. Church unites in mass meeting at Cathedral.
Rev. Oscar Woods leads Bethany Lutheran with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 featuring the Festival of the Pentecost. A T Jennings is superintendent. The service includes special music and an appropriate message. Attendance goal set at 100 percent.
Greenwood M. E Elwood Road Rev. R. B Withers presides as Sunday school opens at 10 a m and service follows at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor titled The Church's Birthday. The church notes the 190th anniversary and aims for 100 percent attendance.
Public worship led by Dr A J Randles at 11 o clock D S T urges all members to attend The Pentecost anniversary will be held at the Cathedral at an o clock Bishop Rodgers will deliver the address This service is described as a lifetime privilege for Christians
Rev Rees T Williams leads Sunday worship with Welsh service at 11 am on Reynolds street. Sunday school at 9 45 am with Sol Davies superintendent. Junior Christian Endeavor meets at 2 30 pm. A union Cathedral service concludes the day at 8 pm featuring the sermon The vision of dry bones.
St Andrews Episcopal at 3550 East Long Avenue led by Rev. George L Grambs announces Whitsunday services. Eight AM holy communion ten AM Sabbath school. no evening service due to mass meeting at the Cathedral.
Rev C F Franklin pastor and Superintendent J W Griffin lead services at Free Will Baptist on Mahoning Avenue. Sunday school 9 30 a m Prayer service 11 a m Sermon by the pastor at 3 p m members worship at St Pauls Baptist church Evening service 7 p m
Rev G H Soffey will lead morning worship at St Luke’s A M E Zion with 9 20 am Sunday school under Mrs Blanche Dillard. Morning sermon titled Building the Unseen Foundation. No evening service due to joint Cathedral services.
Rev. G M Walker presides with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Jessie Lowe superintendent Morning worship at 11 a m Children’s Day program at 3 30 p m in charge of Mrs Osie Lowe Evening service at 7 30 p m with prayer and praise meeting
Emmanuel Baptist on South Jefferson and Reynolds streets invites Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Griff Phillips superintendent followed by prayer at 10 45 a m with special music. The congregation joins other city churches for the Sunday evening cathedral service.
Rev F E Stough pastor leads services at St John’s Lutheran North on Meshannock avenue with Sunday school at 9 30 Albert Treser superintendent and a 11 a m chief service for Pentecost with reception of members no evening services all meetings on D 8S T
The article urges Christian worship tomorrow to mark Pentecost as the 1900th anniversary of the day that began the church. It stresses attending local morning services and highlights a union Cathedral gathering in the evening where Bishop Rogers of Cleveland will speak, seen as a major city event.
At 9 30 C L Hennon superintendent leads family worship followed by Communion at 10 45 The pastor reports on the council recently held at Ottawa Canada Young People service at 6 45 led by Ruth Shoaff and June Fye Evangelistic service at 7 45 features a sermon by the pastor in charge.
Sampson street reports Richard Owrey as superintendent of the Sabbath school at 2 50 p m and leading an evening service at 7 30 p m with a sermon by Richard Owrey all times on Daylight Savings Time.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 334 East Moody Avenue offers services at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 11 a m The Wednesday testimonial meeting begins at 8 p m The reading room on the sixth floor of the Greer building is open daily from 1230 to 4 p m except Sundays and holidays Thesubject is God the Only Cause and Creator.
The Trinity parish at Corner of North Mill and East Falls streets announces Pentecost services led by Rev Philip C Pearson and organist Paul B Patterson. Schedule includes 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. church school 11 a.m. church school and Holy Communion with sermon 8 p.m. union service marking the 1900th birthday of the church with special preaching by Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers. Eastern daylight time observed.
Rev. S L Cobb pastor. Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 sermon The Church of Pentecost and the Church of Today. B Y P A service 7 15. Children's Day program 8. Note daylight savings time.
Rev W. Lloyd Shirer leads a Sunday program at Epworth M E church with Sunday school at 1 30 p m and preaching at 3 p m The Evangelistic service follows at 7 45 p m at the Italian Pentecostal Tabernacle on Taylor near Mill streets Mrs Shirer to speak in the afternoon.
Rev. G. S. Bennett of First Christian on the square leads Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 with the sermon When Pentecost Was Fully Come A big union service is planned at the Cathedral at 8 o clock
City building third floor hosts Grand circle on Sunday with Mrs Frey in charge from 1 to 9 30 pm. Mediums include Mrs Price Joe Jones of Pittsburgh Mrs Ray Fraumfelter Miss Battinger and Mrs Presser of Youngstown Mrs Richardson of Beaver Falls and Miss M Davies of this city. Divine healing by Mrs Brown.
Spiritist church at McGoonhall hosts an 8 p. m. lesson and lecture on True Religion with spirit return demonstration. Mrs. A. E. Guthrie directs, assisted by Miss M. Davis. Nellie Ingram is the pianist.
The Sabbath school meets at Fairview School on Highland Avenue Extension at 9 30 a m under Mrs W C Stuart. Emma Gibbons serves as musical director with an organ prelude at 9 20. A children's meeting is planned Wednesday at noon D S T.
Evangelist L. Schmidt will lead a special public service at 3 p m on Vine Street old golf ground with the topic Old Time Religion based on Hebrews 13 8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever A tent camp meeting opens June 15 and runs two weeks on the mission property located at Castle Hill.
On Pearson Street Cle 210 Alliance. Pastor E C Anderson. Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 45 subject Power From on High. Young people meeting 7 with Miss Murl Smith presiding. Evangelistic service 8 subject Does it make any difference what we believe if we re honest. All services on daylight savings time.
Pastor Rev William Hodge leads Bethel A M E Church with 9 30 Sunday school led by Thomas Farrow and 10 45 morning worship with theme On One Accord. Young people Allen C E league 4 30 with Anna Taylor president. Pastor and members to worship at the Cathedral Sunday evening under daylight saving time. All services in church.
Dr C J Williamson to lead Bible school at 9 45 in charge of cabinet with morning worship at 11 daylight saving time observed. Commemoration of the 1900th Pentecost with sermon The Work of the Holy Spirit Today. Y P C U and Intermediate C U at 6 45 pm. Union service in the Cathedral in the evening.
Rev. A. M. Stump leads St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran with Sabbath school at 9 30 a m supervised by A T Chamberlain English service at 10 40 a m German communion at 11 40 a m cathedral service at 8 a m all times DST observed
North street Rev W W Nelson minister Bible school at 9 30 Mrs Katherine Engs superintendent morning worship at 11 a m C S T with sermon by the pastor subject The Coming of the Holy Spirit music by senior choir No evening service as the congregation will unite with the churches at the cathedral B Y P U at 5 30 all members asked to assemble with this organization and go in a body to the cathedral formation
At Reynolds and Agnew streets Rev J Papachristou leads Sunday school at 9 30 and divine liturgy at 10 30 with a sermon The Holy Ghost of the Church All meetings are in Bo EF
St Pauls Baptist at 616 West North Street lists Rev S J Jackson as pastor. Sabbath school at 9 30 with J B Campbell superintendent. 10 45 praise service by church officers. 11 preaching by the pastor on The Death of Christ the Means of Redemption in All Ages. 3 pm preaching by Rev Franklin. 6 pm B Y P A session led by president Edwards. 7 30 pm praise by church officers. 8 pm preaching by Rev J F Radford Dayton Ohio.
Clendenin hall hosts two sessions at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m under D S T with Rev C V Morrow president of the Pennsylvania State association directing the program.
At the Corner South Mill and Maitland streets church Pastor Rev W C Tyrrell leads a Sabbath week schedule. Pentecostal prayer at 8 30 am Sunday school at 9 30 am old time Pentecostal service at 11 am sermon The Baptism of the Holy Ghost. 3 pm holiness meeting 6 30 pm Young Peoples meeting speaker Mrs W L Shirer 7 30 pm evening service Have Ye Received the Holy Ghost. Choir to perform.
Zion Lutheran on Crawford Avenue led by Rev J W Eckman offers Sunday School at 9 45 a m English Pentecostal service at 10 45 a m and a Pentecostal service in the Cathedral at 8 p m
The Official Board of Executive Committee of the Christian and Missionary Alliance meets this evening at 7 45. Rev M J Scripture pastors in Hoover Heights Taber Nacle during Sunday school hour.
Reverend C C Johnston leads Sabbath school at 9 26 am with sermon Gift of the Spirit by the pastor at 10 30 am No evening service or programs listed
Rev. S. B. Copeland leads Bible school at 9:45, morning worship at 11:60. Evening program includes Assembly Echoes at 7 and Y. P. C. U. with a 2 p.m. union service at the Cathedral.
Sevents Day Adventist church at 33 1 2 East Washington Street invites with Sabbath school at 1 15 and preaching at 2 45 every Saturday Eastern Standard time Evangelist Brown of Sharon will speak June 15.
Chris Coulthard announces free transport on local Penn Ohio lines for Civil War veterans attending the G A R encampment next week. Badges suffice for identification. The company also donated 250 dollars to the convention fund and provides free light and power for the camp.
Miss Eloise Ewing will be program director of Camp East Brook this season. She comes from New York City after one year at the national training school. The first season staff includes Margaret Magner in swimming, Marjorie Jane Canning in music and dramatics, Virginia Craig in nature, and Virginia Burnetta Newton in handcraft and archery. Dorothy Stewart of the local YWCA directs health education and supervises the camp. A special dietitian, a housekeeper, and several trained staff will also be employed.
Members of the executive board of the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross will meet Monday evening in the chapter rooms of the Temple building for regular business. Chairman Clarence A. Patterson urges full attendance as several important matters will be discussed.
The house opened at noon with Chaplain Rev James Shera Montgomery delivering a prayer. He praised the Almighty, called for spiritual renewal, and urged work toward a Christian federation of the world in gratitude for the nation’s gifts.
The Rev Arthur Johnson of Second Reform Church Teneck New Jersey was killed instantly when an automobile crashed into a tree near Harrisburg. His aunt Mary Bone 80 suffered probable skull fracture and other injuries. cousin Florence Adele Storm 30 was badly cut. The truck driver and truck were not found.
In the latest Telephone News bulletin the Bell Telephone Co. elevates Margaret Shaffer from supervisor to central office instructor at the New Castle exchange.
Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson will open with an organ recital at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Cathedral. The program includes Suite Gothique Introduction Chorale Menuet Gothique Boellmann The Bells of St Anne de Beaupre Toccata in G minor and other works. The Festival Choral Society with city choirs conducts by Paul Browne Patterson will sing special numbers with Miss Helen Ewing on piano and Mrs Patterson accompanying.
June meeting minutes show the Play Ground Association asking the Board of Education to fund operations for Lincoln and Washington playgrounds for two and a half months. The board, citing a halved council appropriation, chose to operate only the Star Garage rear grounds and urged council reconsideration.
Members of the Legion of Honor bugle and drum corps will meet Monday at 8 o'clock in the Cathedral for rehearsal for their G A R parade appearance. All members are urgently requested to attend.
Construction of a new warehouse in New Castle by New Castle Lumber and Construction Company for Standard Brands Inc is being rushed. Brickwork is complete, roofing starts now, interior work to follow. Occupancy is expected soon after July 1.
Toronto will host the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine convention next week with many New Castle Shriners planning to attend. Syria Temple of Pittsburgh chartered three special trains for local members. The event's highlight is the unveiling of a new peace monument. The piece adds a quip about Mussolini and Doorn.
Morning program lists Rev F B McAllister and speakers from Prospect Avenue Church Buffalo and other local leaders. Sessions cover devotion, youth work, educational tasks, and convention sermon with Luncheon/Sabbath School rally slated for afternoon and evening. Pluto's size noted with playful planetary reference from Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
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