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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1940
Page
5
A整理 of Sunday services across multiple United Presbyterian locations listing Sabbath school times, morning worship, Children's Day programs, and union services. Pastors include Rev. C. T. Yeates, Rev. G. C. Yeates, Rev. T. L. Patton, and Rev. R. Yeates with various superintendents and organizers named for Bible schools and children’s activities.
Missions CLIPTON FLAT Pennsylvanian avenue and Berger street list Rev. Samuel C. Baker as pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 song service 7 30 Mary Crothers pianist evangelistic sermon 8 15 Gethsemane Tabernacle 210 South Groton avenue Clifford L. Duncan pastor Sunday school 9 30 classes for all ages William R. Black superintendent morning worship 10 45 afternoon service 2 30 evening 7 30 Rev Norman Turnbough evangelist speaking at all services City Ruscun 17 South Mercer street A W Gloson superintendent Sunday school 3 p m classes for all evangelistic service 8 p m special music
A local notices compiles spiritualist activities at several venues including WIRST A F L Hall on Washington street and Croton Avenue with Edmund A. Whiteman in charge and Mrs Lillian McClelland among mediums, plus events at Clendenin hall and McGoun Hall with Rev James H Anderson and Rev Agnes Guthrie. Additional listings include Second Church of Holy Spirit Woodman Hall with Rev John Fulmer and Rev Bessie Thomas, featuring sermons, demonstrations of spirit return, and divine healing.
Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle and People's Mission host Sunday services with varied programs. GOSPEL TABERNACLE offers Children Day 10 30 am, Young People's 6 30 pm, feature Pictures in the Apocalypse The Family Group and special music. People's Mission lists Sunday school 2 30 pm with classes for all ages and evening service 7 40 pm featuring Gods Judgment and music. Hoover Heights Tabernacle holds Sunday school 9 30 am, service 10 45 am focusing on Spiritual Adornment and 7 48 pm evangelistic service. Washington Union Mission runs Sunday school 9 30 am and evangelistic service 7 45 pm with Young People 6 45 pm.
Orthodox ST at 102 East Reynolds Street led by Very Rev Basilio Mahfouz offers services at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday school at 9 and Bible school at 3. St George Greek at 215 East Reynolds Street holds services from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
Episcopal services listed for Trinity corner of North Mill and East Falls including holy communion at 9:30 a.m. and morning prayer at 11:00 a.m. with Sunday school details. St Barnabas Day service noted at St Barnabas Home in Gibsonia at 2 p.m. evening services discontinued until mid September.
Christian FIRST On the Square led by Rev. G S Bennett with 9 30 a m Bible school under Henry MacNicholas and 10 30 a m morning worship followed by a Children's Day program no evening service Kathryne Allen serves as organist and music director Enon Valley pastor Rev Robert Dyke conducts Sunday school at 10 a m led by C W Stewart worship at 11 a m titled An Important Question and another at 4 p m titled Love and the Mysteries with special music at both services
North Jefferson Falls Street pastors and officers list morning worship at 11 Children’s Day program 6 45 p m Evening service 7 45 Calvary W J Holmes minister Sunday school 9 45 George Lawrence Isaac Lytie superintendents 11 The Marks of the Lord 6 45 E Society 7 0 Love for the Law pianists Mrs Fred Pack Mrs Walter Hoover and Dorothy Hoover W McCullough chorister Mahoningtown John Earl Myers Jr pastor 9 50 Sunday school Gilbert Scheideman tle superintendent 10 30 Children’s Day service Mrs G W Allen organist 7 Young People ENON Valley W J Engle pastor Sunday school 10 a m E Ratey superintendent meaning worship 7 30 p m
Free Methodist Dewey Avenue Rev F W Parks to lead Sunday school 9 45 am supt Don Harris preaching 11 Love Feast at noon young people's service 6 45 pm preaching at 7330 Coaltown Rev John Bargar Sunday school 10 am morning service 11 am young people's meeting 7 pm evening service 7 45 Rose Point L D Boots pastor Sunday school 2 30 pm Mrs Boots supt preaching 3 30 pm evangelistic service 7 30 First Arington Avenue Rev P C Millard pastor Sunday school 9 80 o clock morning worship 11 class meeting 11 45 pm service 6 45 pm song and praise 7 30 sermon 8 00 pm
A local church notices page lists multiple denominations with service times and leaders. Include Maitland Memorial, Church of the Nazarene Falls Street, Reformed Presbyterian Oak Street, First Congregational East Reynolds, First Church of Christ Scientist East Moody, Church of Christ East Washington Beckford, Smithfield Street Church of Christ, Highland Heights Gospel Tabernacle, First Church of God West Euclid, Bible Presbyterian Court Street, United Brethren North Crawford. Details note pastors, Sunday schools, and special programs across churches.
A local listing describes church activities with morning and evening services. Emanuel Evangelical, Enon Valley Bible Presbyterian, Calvary Gospel Tabernacle, and North Side Community churches announce preaching, Sunday schools, and special speakers including Rev Ei Twiler, Dr Kaobnick, Miss Alma Doering, and others.
Annual Summer Bible school begins Monday at Hoover Heights Tabernacle on Morris Street South New Castle Borough. Sessions run 9 to 12 each weekday for two weeks except Saturdays with Rev. F. R. Schillinger as dean. Eight classes cover ages five through high school. no tuition charged.
Miss Alma E. Doering of Philadelphia founder and field secretary of the Unevangelized Tribes Mission will address the Sunday school and church groups at North Side Community Church Wilmington road Euclid avenue. She will speak at 9 45 am 11 am and 7 30 pm service.
In a vigorous argument the author condemns neutrality and calls for immediate U S aid to Britain and France. The piece asserts that withholding planes arms and money harms Allies, risks Nazi hostility, and urges White House and Congress to act to defend the nation by aiding the Allies.
Garth Edmundson, organist at First Baptist Church, will present an organ recital Sunday evening at 7 45 replacing the regular service. His program includes pieces by Samartini, Balch Nevin, Schumann, Haydn, Couperin and Ketelbey along with three of his own. The morning service at 11 features the Children's Day program directed by Charlotte Emery and others.
Ralph E Baney world traveler and missionary from the Holy Land speaks at First Methodist Church this Sunday June 8 at 8 p.m. on Behind the Scenes in Nazi Germany and Everyday Life in the Holy Land with freewill offering for Christian missionary work in the Holy Land. Jointly sponsored by city pastors for this special union.
Mrs Lillian McClelland of Wilkinsburg Pa will be guest speaker at the First Spiritualist church at the A F of S hall 30242 East Washington street Sunday afternoon at 2 30 oclock She will also speak at 7 45 oclock Sunday evening.
On Sunday evening the pulpit of the First Congregational Church at 100 East Reynolds Street will be occupied by Rev. W. A. Lloyd, Presbyterian minister from Leesburg. Rev. Rees T. Williams, church pastor, is away preaching in Utica, New York this week.
Funeral services for Richard Hensley of Warren Ohio who died Friday morning from injuries in a motorcycle crash will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 36 from the First United Brethren church in Warren Interment will follow at Crown Hill Burial Park near Sharon Richard is the grandson of George Houston of Mulberry Street in the city An Associated Press style note follows about a United States Department of the Interior fisheries bureau analysis on pink salmon in southeastern Alaska indicating odd year populations differ from even year runs
In loving memory of my daughter Shirley Garwig Berchtold who died June 10 1985. No one knows the silent heartaches only those who have lost can tell the grief that is born in silence for the one I loved so well Mother Adv 1L
Increased local interest surrounds the revival meetings at Gethsemane Tabernacle led by Rev. Norman Turnbough of Overland Missouri. The campaign runs through June 16 with three Sunday services at 11 930 and 720. Clifford L. Duncan pastors song services and features special music. Turnbough has 14 years as pastor and has led meetings across Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania.
Members of the Enon Valley I. O. F. lodge will observe their annual church day Sunday by attending services at Enon Valley Christian Church at 8 p m. Rev. Robert Dyke, pastor, will preach on Love and the Mysteries. Special music has been arranged.
Rev. and Mrs. Lars Olsen of Denmark and Rev. and Mrs. O. T. Ring of Sweden, just arrived in New York, will discuss their war experiences at the First Church of God on West Euclid Avenue. Services are scheduled for 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The travelers proceed to the International camp meeting in Anderson, Indiana, June 14 to 23.
The 192nd Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention meets at Epworth Methodist Church on Thursday June 23 with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Dr A Gordon MacLennan of Pittsburghs Shady Side United Presbyterian Church is featured in the afternoon and evening programs.
Rev. Homer K. Miller of Rich Hull Presbyterian Church announces a Centennial celebration on June 15 and 16 with five services and a picnic. Former pastors attending include Rev. Robert H. Henry Darlington Rev. Harry Kaufman Greensburg Rev. Ernest KB Mechline Penny Farms Fla Rev. Charles M. Rohrbaugh Canfield Rev. David King Kerr Zanesville and Rev. Clarence Wible Pittsburgh. Events include an Old Timers picnic Saturday noon and services at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday with additional 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. services.
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