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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1941
Page
5
A list of church services across communities including pastors, service times, and Sunday schools. Highlights include J Calvin Rose at County Line and Milton, Rev W A Thornton at Union Church, D L Ferguson at Highland, and profiles of organists, superintendents, and youth groups.
A list of spiritualist services across several halls on East Washington Street and nearby streets. Details include times from 2 to 7:45 p.m., leaders like Ed mund A. Whiteman and Rev. John Fulmer, titles such as mediums and divine healers, musicians, and pastors at multiple locations in St. Petersburg.
Church notices across multiple parishes detail services at Presbyterian FIRST North Jefferson and CENTRAL On the Diamond with Sunday schools morning worship and early evening schedules. Catholic parishes Saint Marys Saint Michael St John the Baptist and others provide Mass times and weekend rites across Cedar Wabash Moravia streets and nearby avenues.
Church notices list Rev W V MacLean at Methodist Jefferson and Nardy streets with church school at 9 458 mm Vennor Bright superintendent and George W Moody Bible class. Rev William A Thornton leads Epworth East Washington trees and Butler avenue church school divine worship 1100 am War to Prosperity union eventing service Second U P church. Croton J A Cousins minister church school 930 James Snow superintendent mourn ing worship Children’s Day program Epworth League 6 90 evening service 7 30
Episcopal churches Trinity and St Andrew's announce services for the First Sunday after Trinity. Trinity hosts morning prayer and communion at 7:30 and 11:00 led by Rev Gorwin C. Roach with church school. St Andrew's offers choral communion at 10:00 and celebrates anniversary communions for past confirmation class members.
A dense listing of area worship services across many churches with service times, pastors, and Sunday school details including First Congregational East Reynolds street listing and multi church notes such as Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Italian and Church of Christ East Washington Beckford. It catalogs pastors and superintendent names and various sermons and programs for Father’s Day and other themes.
Local church listings show multiple congregations on Sampson Street Pearson Street and Castlewood with times for Bible school morning worship and evening evangelistic services. Notable events include Children’s Day programs and special music by local performers.
Multiple congregations with service times Sunday schools and sermons listed. Clifton Flat Pennsylvania avenue Berger street and nearby churches including First Arlington Dewey Avenue Rose Point City Rescue Orthodox St Elias Syri an and George Greek show schedules with pastors superintendents and service timings across morning and evening sessions.
Finnish South Bay Lutheran Rev Einar Lehto presides Finnish services at 10: a.m. with early start until further notice. Bethany East Washington Sutton streets Rev Paul Tru 9:30 a.m. Sunday school directed by Thelma Dengler. 10:45 a.m. worship. St John’s East North street Rev F E B Stough 11:00 a.m. main service. Paul L. Gilbert supervises. Christ Lutheran East Washington Beckford Rev Walter Sommerfeld 9:15 a.m. Bible classes. 10:15 a.m. divine worship. 11:15 a.m. German communion. St Paul’s Evangelical Jefferson and Grant Rev A M Stump 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by A T Chamberlain. 10:40 a.m. English worship. 11:40 a.m. German service.
Rev Frederick Henry of Harrisburg, assistant district superintendent of the eastern district for the Christian and Missionary Alliance, will speak at the Gospel Tabernacle home convention at 210 Pensacola Street opening Monday evening. Services are nightly at 7:30 with Sunday closing, June 22. The convention aims to deepen fellowship among all church members. Rev J B Boon, pastor, arranged music for each service. Henry is well known for a previous successful campaign here.
A column argues against large steel expansion for defense, urging prioritizing civilian use. It cites reports showing military needs would use less than a quarter of capacity, suggesting curtailing auto production to free steel, and condemns delays in applying a practical plan. The piece warns of long lags and costly missteps if "business as usual" continues under unlimited emergency rhetoric.
Rev L P O Day of St Petersburg Florida will be the speaker at the Sunday evening service in the Good Will Spiritualist Church of Christ Clendenhall. The service will start at 6 o clock. Mr O Day has served in the spiritual missionary field for many years and is noted as a blindfold baller tender. He will be assisted by Rev Percy H Tims.
Dr G E Fisher will broadcast Sunday June 15 at 3 30 p m from New Castle on WREST with sermon Weichtower Warnings. Dixie Echoes Afro American group with Norman Miller Andrey Perkins Gordon Marks William Nelson Roy Hambrick will sing spirituals and new piece Roll Them Clouds Away Land by Dr Fisher. Audience reaction will influence publication of the new spiritual.
A Father’s Day service will be held at Maitland Memorial P M church Sunday morning at 1 o’clock with H E Brotemarkie in charge and Richard Boughton as organist. The order includes a Prelude Doxology Lord’s Prayer Hymn 225 a Jolmi Wilsors prayer a mandolin solo by Henry Gibson scripture by Henry Douglass announcements and offering Hymn 251 Men’s Bible class prayer Robert Chap message by George L As hymn 292 benediction.
The United Brethren church on Crawford Avenue marks its first anniversary with a 2:45 program featuring Rev. R G Kraker of Bowling Green Ohio as speaker and special music. The church celebrates growth in membership and meeting its financial obligations, noting a note formerly half the debt was paid and a note burning will occur during the service.
Rev Lea W Spring returning missionary from Burma will speak at the evening service in the First Baptist church. Brahms Ladies Chorus of New Castle will handle the musical portion under director David W Rees with accompanist Mrs John Zimmerman. The item ends with an odd reflective aside unrelated to the program.
The report lists a weekend program at City Rescue Mission with a praise service at 8 pm Saturday and a Sunday school session at 3 pm. Superintendent Archie Gibson notes children must register names for the upcoming picnic, and an evangelical service is planned for Sunday evening at 6 o'clock.
Christian First Reverend G. Bennett leads 8:30 service with Bible school at 11. Central Church on Long and Pennsylvania avenues features pastor Thomas B. Shearer. Junior Christian Endeavor and Ruth Garrity run 10:45 communion and sermon. Evening worship at 6:30 led by Bentor Christian Endeavors with Dave Lewis and Clarence Frey providing music.
Bride's mother sits last at the church wedding signaling the procession is about to start. Ali walks down the aisle on the Snead usher's arm, a sign the ceremony is moving forward.
Revival services have run ten days at Pilgrim Holiness church and will end Sunday evening with preaching by Sunreglistr Rev Te L Terry. Sunday services are at 11 and 7:45 p m with musical selections. An old Uline testimony meeting will be held this evening with Mr Terry speaking during song and praise.
A weeklong Union Young People event in New Castle concludes Sunday at 2 30 PM in First Baptist Church. Rev Richard Harvey of Gospel Tabernacle Erie delivers the afternoon address Growing Old, with Rev Fred Ruhl assisting musically. An amplified system is arranged for expected large attendance. A Sunday evening service features Rev Harvey on Twenty Five Reasons Why Christ's Second Return Will Occur in This Generation, with Mr Ruhl leading singing. Eddie Jenkins will participate.
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