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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
5
Church listings show Epworth Washington and East Side, First Jefferson North Streets, and numerous Italian and other congregations. Activities include morning worship, Sunday school, Epworth leagues, choir, and children’s programs led by pastors such as Rev. William A. Thornton, Rev. C. R. Thayer, Rev. William V. McLean, and Rev. Francesco P. Salmonet.
On Trinity Sunday Episcopal churches St Andrew's East Long avenue and Trinity at North Mill and East Falls streets plan combined services. Bishop Ward will preach and address the church school. Morning prayers, sermon, and choir notes appear with arrangements for laymen meeting logistics and transportation to Christ Church parish house for the annual Laymen's League gathering.
A long list details Sunday School times worship services and evangelistic programs for numerous churches including Bethlehem Baptist Clifton Flats Gospel Noshannonock Ave Coaltown Edenberg Christian City Rescue and others. It notes pastors superintendents and pianists with morning worship and evening sermons at various locations such as East Reynolds Street Pennsylvanias Avenue and Berger Street.
A county-wide church listing shows Missionary Alliance churches with pastors, Sunday schools at 9:30, young people's meetings in the evening, and evangelistic services. Notable items include Children’s Day programs, special music, and early Bible school sessions. The list names pastors Sampson Street William Quambie J. H. Boon F. Russell Schillinger Rev. Robert Dyke Rev. G Bennett and others, with service times ranging 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. and evening programs.
United Presbyterian PIRST Clenmore at Albert and East Irvine pastor Frank D. Taylor Jr organist 8 45 Bible school 11 The Friend of God 8 30 Young People's East Brook State road Rob ert E Dougings pastor 10 Edwin Houston superintendent morning worship 11 The Lord Stood By Him Young People's 7 45 Sprange hall NESHANNOCK County Line at tall grounds Robert Douglass pastor Morning worship 9 45 Sunday school 11 Mrs Stew superintendent Young People's 7 PM Children’s day exercises community night sermon The Children’s Hour THIRD East Washington and Adams street Rev C R Thayer pastor 9 45 Sunday school 10 20 Children’s Day exercises 6 30 Youth groups 7 30 East Side union services at Epworth church Rev Their preaching The Perfect Blessing SHENANGO New Wilmington road Rev T L Patton pastor morning worship 9 0 Sabbath School 16 45 PM F G Seeley superintendent Children’s Day Brany 8 PM MAHONING K Shephard pastor Moralck worship 10 The God Heard PC UL 7 Evening service 8 One of a Glorious Company Highland Highland at Park avenue D L Ferguson pastor 10 am Bible school F L Burton superintendent 10 30 Children’s day exercises no evening services Mrs J L Reed organist Robert A Duff minister of music
Various churches in Maitland area schedule weekly services from morning to evening. Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic, First Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientist, Smithfield Street Church of Christ, Church of God, Church of Christ East Washington, Church of God West Falls, Wesleyan Methodist, Salvation Army, Pilgrim Holiness, Church of the Nazarene, United Brethren and Emmanuel Evangelical present sermon topics, Sunday schools, Bible studies, and children’s programs with times ranging from 9:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
Local church notices list Baptist First East and North Streets with intern pastor Dr Frank Hollinshead and Paul D Weller Sunday school at 9 30 am worship at 11 am and 7 45 pm. West Pittsburg Mission with William Bowman superintendent and pianist. Bethlehem 9 East Reynolds with L E Bogle pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Peter Hermann superintendent morning service 10 45 am and 7 30 pm with evangelistic singing. Second Y1 West North Street Rev A B Munnerlyn pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Mrs Bally Watkins superintendent preaching at 11 am and 3 pm service with junior choir. St George Greek 215 East Reynolds street services 9 30 am to 12 m. St Elias Syrian 102 East Reynolds street services 8 30 and 10 30 am Sunday school 9 00 Bible school 3 00.
Harrisburg June 7 Gov Arthur H James said 3 495 selectees would be needed from the state's 422 local draft boards for induction between June 11 and 20, instead of 3 349. The corrected quota shows 3 168 white men and 327 Negroes were left out as army examination stations closed over Memorial Day weekend delaying final physicals.
Washington June 7 the department of agriculture announced a loan rate on wheat of about 8 cents per bushel under the 85 per cent parity loan law. It also listed rye at 50 cents per bushel or 35 cents less the No 2 winter wheat rate, and barley with grades from No 1 at 45 cents to No 4 at 42 cents with a 2 cent discount for mixed grain.
The Village of Princeton in Slip pery Hock township plans a gala Independence Day event marking the town's founding centennial. Scott Kildoo coordinates efforts and invites residents to share early Princeton history details for the observance. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and donations after a bereavement.
The 13th Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention opens with 8 am registration Thursday at First United Presbyterian Church New Castle. Delegates from county Sunday schools expected, with Rev Vergh L Eliott and officials from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Gibsonia and more participating. Meals will be served. honor cards display. songs led by Rev D L Ferguson. awards for class attendance and adult class participation in afternoon and evening sessions.
The article notes that many prominent figures in science and literature began as doctors. It cites Keats and Holmes, Clemenceau and Sun Yat Sen, and claims doctors spurred advances from shorthand to fire insurance and even created the steam jet and oxyhydrogen blowpipe. It also mentions lethal devices and the fingerprint method as doctor driven innovations.
The City Rescue Mission lists a busy weekend starting Saturday night with a music program. Sunday at 9 PM the Sunday school meets, led by capable teachers. Plans are underway for an annual Rescue Mission picnic, and all children wishing to attend must register at Sunday school. Sunday evening features another music program led by the superintendent.
Owing to one fact the special preacher at Trinity Episcopal church cannot arrive in time for the 11 o'clock service the Trinity congregation will worship with members of St Andrews church in the 8 a.m. service when Bishop John Ward will preach He will be assisted by St Andrews pastor Rev Charles J Burton At 11 a.m at Trinity church no preacher will be the Rev Robert Griswald The Rev Mr Laube and Rev Dr Kine are serving elsewhere The annual convention of the Diocesan Laymen's League takes place at Christ Church City at 2 30 p.m A large delegation is expected to attend from New Castle Cars will leave from Trinity church at 1 30 p.m The committee of arrangements consists of H J Cull ford H S Shuttleworth Earl Miller W J Eroe Jun Edin K Logan and Charles T Webmore
Starting Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock the Clifton Flat Mission will host a week of special services with evangelist Rev Harry S Main of California. Each evening features special singing and delegations from local churches will participate. The piece notes there are more than 50 natural bridges of considerable size and interest in the United States.
A Baptist Church youth conference begins Monday evening June 9 at 7:30 PM in the First Baptist Church at East and North streets. Rev Richard Pestor evangelist of the Christen and Missionary Alliance church of Erie speaks with Rev Harvey and gospel musician tag dhamyster leading the weeklong services. Local churches provide vocal and instrumental numbers nightly including Welker Trio Tanner Sisters Tobe Mackey. Edward Jenkins presides. Subjects include The Truth About Your Rabbis and The Barred Heart Arbor Lights. Preceding services there is a 7 PM prayer meeting with a closing service set for 2:20 PM on June is.
Members of the New Castle W ssteral Association will hold a final regular meeting Monday morning at 7:30 in the First Presbyterian church. The education committee will report on weekday religious education affecting children. assignments for park seminars and other committee reports will be made. full attendance anticipated.
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