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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
6
Numerous churches in the region announce Sunday programs for Children’s Day. Services span 9:45 to 11 a.m. with Bible school sessions, worship, and special musical numbers led by pastors and church officers across East Brook Shenango Oak Grove Neshannock Center Slippery Rock District First Second and Pentecostal churches in the area.
Church notices list services for United Brethren at West Pittsburg and Bethel Stanton City Line. The Thelma Spence pastor leads Sunday school 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. James Martin superintendent. evening service 7:45. Bethel with Arthur Baker pastor offers Sunday school 9:45, worship 10:45, evening 7:45. First Church Crawford hosts Rev. T J Yoder pastor, Edward Searfoss superintendent. morning worship 10:15, sermon by Rev. Arthur Baker at 6:30 p.m. UBC E evangelistic service 7:30 with Thelma Spence.
MORAVIA BIBLE SCHOOL holds morning worship at 10 a.m. and sermon by Rev W J Holmes at 11 a.m. FIRST North Jefferson at Falls lists John J McElvaine D D as minister with Garth Edmundson as organist director and Mrs A B Fankhauser visiting. Bible school at 9 30 a m. Albert B Street superintendent. Children's Day at 11 a.m. includes baptism. nursery during service. CENTRAL On the Diamond pastor R M Patterson D D. music director Mrs George D Strehler. organist Mrs Edward Brown. Sunday school 9 30 a.m. superintendent George McClelland. Men's Bible class. morning worship 11. Children’s Day program and baptism 6 45 p.m. C E. evening service 7 45. General assembly report by James G Leslie and women’s convention report at Grand Rapids Mich by Mrs Clifford Propst, Shenango Presbyterial commissioner.
Readings list pastors and service times for Baptist Harmony Ellwood Hungarian Bethlehem St Pauls Second First churches. Morning worship at 11 and evening services vary with Bible school Sunday school and youth programs. Children’s Day program noted. Spirit of community worship across multiple downtown congregations.
In Mer cer South, Rev Donald Wert leads Sunday school at 3 pm young people's meeting at 7 pm and evangelistic service at 8 pm. Cascade Holiness on Cascade boulevard offers Bible school at 2 30 pm Ruth Jacobs in charge prayer service at 7 15 pm and evening service at 7 45 pm. Mabel Weimer leads Bible school at 3 pm Dean block 327 Cro ton. Clifton Flats at Pennsylvania and Berger pastors Rev Samuel C Baker Bible school 9 45 am morning worship 11 am evening service 7 30 pm special music by a colored quartet and evangelistic message by Rev M Conner of South Hill mission. Mahoning Avenue 224 Mahoning Bible class 10 am Rev W M Scott superintendent morning worship 11 am Y P W W program 6 pm evening service 8 pm Rev James Blackwell speaker.
The article lists early morning and evening services for Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle at 210 Pearson including 10 a.m. Children’s Day service with speakers Bill Piper and Bennett Andrews from Cleveland Tennessee, 6:45 p.m. Y P A, 7:45 p.m. evangelistic message by Rev. Boon, with Mrs. Scott Richards in charge of music. Also notes Castlewood and People’s Mission schedules with Bible school times and evening worship.
Several church groups hold 8 p.m. services across Croton East Washington and nearby halls. A F of S hall hosts Rev. John Fulmer sermon with Eddie Brown and Maude Kennedy providing music. Mediums include Mrs Mary Jesse m and George Stamp.
The notice lists Episcopal St Andrew’s at 550 East Long and a church school session at 10 a.m. with Jacob C Hetrick as superintendent. It includes a local saying about keeping the best foot forward and suggests judgment of others’ characters.
The list details Sunday school times, Bible classes, and worship services across Lutheran churches including CHURCH EAST WASHINGTON BECKFORD ST LOUIS pastor Lobeck. ST PAULS NORTH JEFFERSON GRANT Rev Warnath. ST JOHNS SHANNONOCK Rev Simon. BETHANY EAST WASHINGTON SUTTON Rev Golder. FINNISH South Bay with John Nelson overseeing youth classes. It notes confirmations, baptisms, Holy Communion and Pentecost observances with times ranging from 9:15 to 10:45 and evening programs at 7:30.
A roundup of church service times across parishes including SS Philip and James ST Lucy ST Margaret ST Lawrence Madonna St Vitus St John the Baptist Maronite St Michaels St Marys and St Josephs with each church listing pastors and mass times such as 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:30 and 12 o'clock masses and children's or high masses where noted.
Sunday services listed for multiple churches with pastors, Sunday schools and superintendents. COALTOWN Walmo Rev John F E Kiffer leads 10 am Sunday school and 11 am sermon. ROSE POINT Rev L S Kennedy leads 2 pm Sunday school and 3 pm preaching with 7:30 pm worship. DEWEY AVENUE Rev Wilbur Jacocks leads 9:45 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with 7 pm Young People and 7:45 pm evangelistic service. KEELEY near Wampum Rev Wilbur Jacocks 2:20 pm Sunday school with William Kelley as superintendent. FIRST Arlington Rev Paul Splitstone 9:45 am Sunday school with Miss Harriet J Thomas as superintendent. 11 am morning worship and 7:30 pm evening service.
Alliance Church will observeChildren's Day Sunday morning at the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson Street. The junior superintendent Miss Mabel Weimer will supervise a program at 10 o'clock followed by a separate program by Bill Piper and Bennett Andrews of Cleveland Tennessee featuring artistic drawings by Mr Andrews.
Multiple churches across East Brook Clinton Koppel Homewood Savannah West Pittsburg and surrounding areas hold Sunday services during morning worship at 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. with Sunday school periods led by various superintendents and pastors including Rev William Ralph Wigton Rev Walter W Gilliland and Rev Burr R McKnight. The list notes Children’s Day programs special sermons and youth fellowships as part of regular church schedules.
Christian First Church holds Bible school at 9 30 a m with Amos Myer as superintendent and Children's Day exercises at 11 a m followed by communion and sermon The Voice of Authority At 6 p m Christian Endeavor led by Kathryne Nessle Allen Music duties include organist and director of music Central Pennsylvan ia church a 9 45 a m Bible school with Elmer Glass as superintendent 10 45 a m communion and sermon Forgive Us and Lead Us Junior church at 10 45 Children’s Day program with Dave Lewis directing the choir Audrie Cromie as organist evening worship at 7 30 p m with Children and Young People in charge.
A concise church schedule notes services at Orthodox St George within East Reynolds led by Rev N Spillyotis with English and Greek sermons at 10:15 and 10:45 and a noon service. St Nicholas Russian Greek Catholic at 205 East Reynolds led by Rev Andrew I Sabak offers Holy liturgy at 10 am and vespers at 7 pm. St Elias Syrian at 102 East Reynolds with Rev M Alekel lists Sunday school at 9 and mass at 10 am.
The statement argues forgiveness should not be motivated by the expectation that Providence will punish enemies. It cautions against using mercy as a means to defer justice and to reframe mercy as a strategic or moral prerogative rather than a bet on supernatural retribution.
Tonight at 8 00 o clock the Wampum Youth for Christ hosts Major Yen of China and Rev Howard Davidson at the First Methodist church Wampum The First Pentecostal church provides music for the program announced by Edwin Schmid director
Youth for Christ hour features Bil Piper and Bennett Andrews of Cleveland Tennessee with a fast moving program. Piper is a Da vis Bible School graduate and evangelist with a special message. Andrews, an ex corporal and artist, will showcase musical portraits. Branchton church girls join the New Castle ensemble for numbers. Bob McNeill directs with Marie Zook and Rose Bender at the pianos. The Williams evangelistic party is announced for next week.
Rev Arthur B R Colley of the Sharon First Methodist will be the speaker at the East Side community service at Epworth Methodist Church Sunday evening June 9 at 7 45. The Second and Third U P churches will take part in the service with special music by Epworth choir under Mrs Anna Moore Pyle.
The South New Castle Congregation of the Hoover Heights church extended a unanimous call to Rev Francis Joanides of Clarion to be their pastor. He has wired acceptance and the church board will meet this evening to formalize the call after the vacancy created Easter Sunday by Rev Russell Schillinger’s move to Greenville. Rev Henry Sumner will fill the pulpit Sunday morning with Rev L R VanHorn to speak.
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church will hold its Annual Children's Day service Sunday at 10 00 A M with a program of songs and recitations by four Sunday school members under Miss Betty Kite chairing the committee. An evening service features Bennett Andrews and Piper of Cleveland Tennessee performing with a musical backdrop and tire drawing act.
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