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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
6
Six New Castle area churches schedule Sunday services with Bible school at 9:30, morning worship at 11, and evening services. Listings cover North and East, Bethlehem, Union, St. Pauls, Harmony, Scottish Mission, Pentecostal congregations, Epworth, First Pentecostal, Gardner Chapel, East Brook, Greenwood, Clinton, Koppel, Homewood, Brush Run, Croton, White Chapel, Volant, and more with pastors, supt., and youth programs.
Presbyterian Central On the Diamond lists pastor R M Patterson D D and music staff Mrs George D Strehler organist Mrs Edward Brown with Sunday school at 9 30 a m George McCleland superintendent morning worship 11 and evening service 745 led by D D John J McIlvaine First North Jefferson at Fells with Garth Edmundson organist director and Mrs A B Fankhauser church visitor Bible school at 930 Albert B Street superintendent communion at 11 nursery and junior church during sermon period
Rev Williar Jacocs leads Dewey Avenue services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 followed by class meeting at bold start. Rev Wilbur Jacocs preaches at Keeley near Wampum with Sunday school at 2 30 p m and SUDT led by William Kelley. First Arlington under Pastor Splitstone holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m Harriet J Thomas supervisor, morning worship at 11 and evening at 7 30. Coaltown Walma Pastor John E Kiffer leads Sunday school 10 a m morning message at 11 and evangelistic service. Rose Point Pastor L S Kennedy gives Sunday school at 2 p m supervisor William Porter, preaching at 3 and evening worship at 7 30.
City Rescue church hosts Sunday school at 3 p m and Young People's meeting at 7 with evangelistic service at 8 led by Rev Donald Wert. Gospel continues with Dean block Mabel Weimer charge Bible school at 3 p m Cascade Holiness venue on Cascade boulevard led by Rev Ruth Jacobs with Bible school 2:30 p m and evening worship 7 15 evangelistic service 7 30.
Lutheran Bethany in East Washington and Sutton lists Rev Louis G Golder pastor with church school at 9 15 a m adult dept 9 30 a m service 10 45 a m topic The Gospel Now St Pauls at North Jefferson and Grant led by Rev O J Warnath with Bible school 9 39 a m men s Bible class worship 10 45 a m A Common Tragedy St Johns North and Neshannock led by Rev A E Simon church school 9 30 a m Paul Gilbert superintendent First Sunday after Trinity worship 10 45 a m On the Way to Heaven or Hell Christ East Washington and Beckford under M H Lobeck Bible school 9 15 a m Bible class 9 15 a m worship 10 15 a m The One Sufficient Refuge Finnish South Bay Bible school 10 a m John Nelson superintendent Bible class led by William Karki evening program 7 30 p m
Washington Union Mission led by Rev Henry Sumner with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Young People service at 6 45 p m evangelistic message 7 45 p m Gospel Tabernacle at 210 Pearson J H Boon pastor morning worship 10 45 a m Y P A 7 43 p m and evangelistic service Bible school at 9 30 a m Castlewood led by Rev L R Van Horn Bible school 9 45 a m Charles Young supt morning services 11 a m Junior and Senior YP 6 30 p m evening service 7 30 p m People’s Mission 703 Samp son E R Truran pastor Bible school 9 30 a m Gene Johnson supt worship 11 The Holy Place Y P 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m D V B S closing program
The notice lists Mass times for multiple churches including Madonna Oakland St Vitus St John the Baptist Maronue St Michaels St Marys St Josephs Ss Philip and James St Lucy's St Margarets St Lawrence Hillsville with specific pastors and mass times ranging from early morning to noon. It preserves the detailed church names and assigned priests.
Multiple spiritualist groups in the area hold 8 p.m. services or 7:45 p.m. sessions at venues on East Washington and nearby streets. Speakers include Rev. John Fulmer and Rev. A. E. Guthrie with listed mediums and musicians aiding the programs.
Church notices list morning Bible school sessions led by Amos Myer in IL and James N. Rainey in Central Long and Pennsylvan ia. Elmer Glas and Dave Levis direct music while evening services feature sermons such as The Faith of Protestant and Was Means These Stripes. United Commercial Travelers of New Castle attend as guests.
The notice outlines Sunday schedules for United Brethren West Pittsburg and Bethel Stanton City Line. It lists pastors Thelma Spence and Arthur Baker, with Sunday school times at 10 a.m. and 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. and 10:45 a.m., evening service at 7:45 p.m., and additional events including Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. and evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. under U B C E titled Going a Little Farther and The Forks of the Road.
Churches on East Reynolds schedule Sunday activities. St Elias Greek Orthodox holds Sunday school at 9 and mass at 10. St George Greek Orthodox offers English sermon at 10:15, main service at 10:45, Greek sermon at noon. St Nicholas Russian Greek Catholic conducts Holy Liturgy at 10 and vespers at 7.
A listing of church services across Castlewood and surroundings shows Rev Victor Paul Bergman preaching at 3:30 with Sunday school at 2:30, Rev B E Masewski leading Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic, Salvation Army officers in charge at 120 North Jefferson, and multiple congregations including Church of Christ, Brethren in Christ Bible Mission, Seventh Day Adventist, Church of God, First Church of Christ Scientist, Pilgrim Holiness, and others with varied service times from 9:30 to 7:45 p m across streets like North Jefferson East Moody and West Euclid.
Chewton Christian Church provides Bible school at 10 a.m. supervised by C. B. Guy, followed by the Lord's supper and morning worship at 11. Evening worship and song service with choir music, led by Pastor Rev. C. P. Durbin.
The Trinity North Mill and East Falls reports Holy Communion at 9 a.m. First Sunday after Trinity with church school at 9 45 and morning prayer and sermon at 11 led by Rector Robert M. C. Griswold. St Andrew's at 550 East Long hosts a Children's Day program and church school at 10 a.m. with Jacob Hetrick supervising.
Lawrence County prepares for 1060 delegates to the 84th Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association convention in the Cathedral and city churches from October 8 to 11. New additions include New Castle District Pulaski U P Mt Jackson Har District Enon Valley Trinity Lutherian Slipnery Roc Greenwood Rose Point Reform ed Presbyterian Plaingrove Wampum districts.
The Castile family will conclude their engagement at the Manuel Evangelical Church this Sunday. Mrs Norton will present her Bible lessons during Sunday school and address the Youth Fellowship at 6 30. Mr Norton will speak on A Much Blessing at the Moral Hour. A brief demonstration of the recent daily vacation Bible school will follow in the evening.
Rev James McIntosh pastor of Cambridge Springs Methodist will be the guest speaker at the Youth for Christ program in First Methodist church New Castle tonight at 8 o clock Miss Josephine Jenkins vocal soloist will perform with her brother Edward Jenkins on piano trumpet solo by Mr Jenkins Also the Croton district girls trio will sing Presiding will be Rev W W Gilliland Joe Rector directs the song service Ambassadors Quartet of Nyack N Y is scheduled for next Saturday evening.
Dr Burr R McKnight of First Methodist hosts the Ministerial Hour on West station Sunday afternoon June 23 at 3 30. Theme The Angels of the Bible with church quartet under Edwin Lewis directing the music.
Rev. Henry George D D of Pittsburgh Pa will be the special speaker at the 11 oclock Sunday service in the Calvary Gospel Tabernacle 900 Vogan Street He will also speak at the 730 oclock evening service Groups from the church will present special music during the day
Morgan Price and family of Bleakley Avenue along with the Beckford Street Price family and David Price with his daughter of Rose Avenue have returned from Youngstown after attending the funeral of their brother-in-law and once David Hoskins of Williamson Avenue. The item also notes that Parson Weems, an itinerant clergyman, invented the cherry tree fable about George Washington in the 19th century.
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