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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
18
Sunday and midweek services listed for First Church of Christ Scientist, St John’s Evangelical Lutheran, Second Baptist, First Pentecostal with service times, Sunday schools, and musical programs. Details include subjects like Christian Science, Social Welfare in Pennsylvania, and sermons by Rev Kellner and others.
Corner East Washington and Beckford streets. Rev. W. R. Sommerfeld pastor. Sunday school at nine a m. Preparatory services at 9 45 a m. Divine services in English with holy communion at 10 15 a m.ក្ក
Emanuel Evangelical Church at South Jefferson and West South streets lists J. George Knippel as pastor. Bible school at 9 30 a m with John Tart ler as superintendent. German and English classes offered. German service at 10 45 a m. English service at 7 45 p m.
Dr. G. H. Bennett pastor at First Christian on the Square announces Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock. No evening services.
George G. Burke pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with classes for all Lenora McGaffie superintendent Morning worship and sermon at 11 o clock followed by class meeting Y M C A meeting at 7 15 p m Evangelistic service at eight o clock
Italian Methodist South Mill and Phillips streets led by Rev G C Brachetti with Miss Ida Schnackel deaconess. Sunday School and Men’s Bible class at 9 45 p m worship at 10 45 a m sermon Religion and Life Epworth League at 6 30 p m and children's day program at 7 30 p m.
Walter R. Cunningham, superintendent. Sunday School 9 30 a m. Young people's meeting 6 30 p m. Preaching 7 30 p m.
Afternoon circle and readings 1 to 4 p m with Mrs George Frey as conductor. Mrs Jerol Swearingen of Pittsburgh, a worker, leads an 8 p m lecture and demonstration of spirit return, with music by Eddie Brown.
West North street Rev J W Kelly minister 930 Sunday School Mrs Annie Kelly superintendent 11 am sermon 6 pm B Y P U 7 pm prayer service Andrew Adams leader 730 pm baptism 8 pm sermon by Rev G S Smith
The Church of the Nazarene at 27 West Falls Street led by Pastor Rev. Charles F. Whetsell offers a morning schedule with worker's prayer at 9, Bible School at 9:30, worship at 10:45, young people's prayer at 6:45, N. Y. P. S. and juniors at 7, and evangelistic services at 8 p. m. on Sunday.
Reverend C F West over pastor at 210 Pearson Street announces Children’s Day program at 10:30 a.m. Young People’s service at 6:45 p.m. and sermon with special music at 7:45 p.m.
Public open air service on Vine Street with L Schmidt superintendent. Prayer song and testimony meeting at four p m following a three p m session.
Walter Biberich pastor leads a German Baptist congregation on East Reynolds Street with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. in both English and German, German worship at 10:45 a.m., and English evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m.
Neighborhood House on East Reynolds Street announces a Sunday school session at 3 p.m. Edwin Schmidt is the superintendent overseeing activities for families and children in the community program.
Rev. James M. Guthrie pastor delivers sermon at 9 45 a.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. J Q Baker serves as superintendent.
Wesleyan Methodist on Lyndal Street with Rev J Robert Swanger as pastor holds Sunday school at 9 45 am led by Arthur Davis. Services at 11 am titled Two Sons and 7 pm class meeting followed by 730 pm special talk to young people and sermon Our Debt to Caesar.
Rev Thomas Pollard pastor Sunday school at 10 am W O Kerr superintendent Preaching at 11 am subject The Four Square of Human Life Epworth League eight pm
Rev Rees T Williams pastor church school 9 45 a m Clifford James superintendent Welch service 10 30 a m The Lord Stirring Up His People Junior Christian Endeavor 2 30 p m English service 7 30 p m Children s sermon The Masters Voice
Reverend A E Guthrie delivers a lesson and lecture on Christ s Humiliation and Exaltation at eight p m with spirit return demonstration. Mediators include FP Tarr Sharon Mrs E A War em Mrs A Crocker Mae Hammond pianist. Healing by N S Cory East Palestine Ohio.
Emanuel Baptist on South Jefferson and Reynolds holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with William Lloyd as superintendent. Prayer and song service at 11 a m followed by a sacred concert by a local group.
St Pauls Lutheran at 14 West Grant Street with Rev A M Stump pastor lists Sunday school 9 30 am superintendent A T Chamberlain English service 10 40 am German service 11 40 am A Spiritual Deposi What the Cost of Disobedience No evening service.
Sunday school at 10 am with W R McKee as superintendent Worship at 11 am including Lord's Supper with speaker W E McCullough of Los Angeles California Evening service at 7 30 pm Y P C U leader Garlow Shaw Worship at 8 15 pm with theme The Cup of Salvation E E T observed
Rev G D Gantlin pastor at St Elizabeth Spiritual announces Sunday school at 10 a m supervised by Mrs G D Gantlin worship at 11 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m service at 8 00 p m featuring healing messages all events held at 901 Moravia street
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with Tom Farrow as superintendent Preaching at 11 a m sermon The Temptation of Jesus at 7 30 p m prayer band at 8 p m service conducted by Ministers Mutual Association Rev William McPherson pastor services listed for Bethel A M E church at 312 Green Street with ministerial group in charge
Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Paul D Weller with superintendent. Worship at 11 a m titled With Moses at the End of the Road. Beulah Heaton leads B Y P U at 7 p m and the 8 p m sermon is Protestantism in Prophecy. Rev C H Heaton pastor.
Rev. C. S. Joshua pastors Croton Methodist Church with Miss Eve B. Nicklin as deaconess. Sunday School at 9 30 a m, sermon A Successful Failure, junior church led by Miss Nicklin at 7 15 p m, men and women's prayer service at 8, sermon The Devil of Amusement is the fourth in the series.
At Clen Dennin Hall a 3 p. m. spiritualist session is led by Edward A. Whiteman with a 7:45 p. m. program by Harry Mehlman. Edmund A. Whiteman acts as mediator and Mrs. Camilla P. Boyd is pianist.
Rev Fredericks leads Calvary Presbyterian East New Castle with Bible School at 9 45 a m George E Lawrence in charge preaching at 11 a m sermon The Multiplication of Christians Junior church at 3 p m and a evangelistic program with song and preaching at 7 45 p m sermon What Do We Know About Heaven with Charles Harris as chorister and Mrs James Chapman as pianist
Seventh Day Adventist at 1411 Wilson Avenue holds Sabbath School at 1 15 p m and preaching at 2 45 p m E S T every Saturday, inviting the community to attend.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Corner on East Washington street and Butler avenue. Minister J A Galbraith D D. Sabbath School 9 45 a m led by Norman Clark. Preaching 11 a m on Divine Grace or Certainty in Religion with special music by Asbury College Male Quartette. Young People 7 p m. Evening service 8 p m with sermon by Rev Karl Justus bass of Asbury College Quartette.
Central Christian at Long and Pennsylvania avenues with Charles Warren Johnston minister. Sunday services at 9 45 Bible school led by A W Bowman superintendent. 10 50 Communion service. Sermon subject Palm Tree Christians. 8 p m evangelistic service sermon Playing The Fool.
Walter E. McClure minister presides at First Presbyterian North Jefferson and Falls streets. Bible school at 9 36 a m with Dr J E Pace of Orlando addressing Adults and Young People. Morning worship at 11 with Holy Communion and reception of new members. Evening service at 8 with Rev Hugh C McClure of Slippery Rock Pa preaching. music directed by Thomas H Webber Jr.
The Highland congregation unites for a service led by Pastor S. E. Irvine with Bible school at 9 45 taught by J Lee McFate, Communion at 11, Y P C U at 7 and sermon by Rev D L Ferguson at 8. The junior choir directed by Walter Reneker will sing.
Ensign Fred W. Goddard in charge at 133 Water Street announces Sunday school at 10 a m with no morning service. Goddard preaches at Mt Greenwood church. Young People's Legion at 6 30 p m and a Salvation meeting at 7 45 p m featuring a visiting speaker as Goddard explains an address at Central Presbyterian church.
Rev Ugo Crivelli conducts worship and sermon at 10 a m. Sunday worship. 11 a m Sunday school. 6 30 p m Epworth League. 7 30 p m preaching service.
Trinity Church at the corner of North Mid and East Falls streets lists the rector as Philip C. Pearson and notes Paul B. Patterson as the organist.
Rev Richard Owrey pastor at People’s Mission on Sampson Street holds Sunday school at 230 PM and service at 745 PM with the sermon continuing from last Sunday titled What a Friend Jesus Has in Us.
Rev Charles Garman Johnston leads Center United Presbyterian Church with a Bible school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m and preaching service at 7 15 p m after a 6 30 p m session.
East Washington and Adams street Rev B Copeland minister announces Bible school at 9 45 am. Session for reception of members at 10 am. Communion meditation and The Magnetic Christ at 11 am. Y P C U at 7 pm. Evening service The Hem of His Garment at 8 pm.
Rev J W Eckman leads Zion Lutheran on Crawford Avenue with Sunday School at 9 45 a m English service at 10 45 a m no evening service scheduled the church announces regular worship times and pastoral leadership.
The church notes Sunday activities with Dr Norris A White as pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 led by R L Meer Mans. Children's service at 11 led by Miss Alice Warner. Junior church at 11 led by Miss Beulah Magruder. Morning service at 11 with a sermon by Dr C G Farr district superintendent. Epworth League at seven. No evening service.
On city square Central Presbyterian led by Dr C B Wingerd advertises Sabbath school at 9 30 a m with George R McClelland presiding Morning worship at 11 a m with speaker Rev Ivan O Wilson of Dayton Ohio Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Evening service at 7 45 p m featuring a musical program by a vested choir and a short sermon Must We Be Pessimists
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church Corner Mill and Maitland streets lists services. Rev Harold J Sutton pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m Missionary Sunday speaker Rev Swanger Wesleyan Methodist church Worship at 11 a m Mrs H J Sutton preaches Holiness meeting 3 p m Young people 7 p m Evening service 7 45 p m Stanley Boughton will preach.
The St Luke's A M E Zion church at 119 Elm Street lists Rev B G Shaw Jr as pastor with Sunday School at 2 30 am and a sermon at 11 00 am by Rev E T Henderson.
Rev A P Shaffer pastor junior church school 9 30 a m Peter Grittie superintendent public worship 10 30 a m sermon theme The First and Great Commandment senior church school 11 30 a m W H Britton superintendent Epworth League 7 p m worship service 8 p m
Rev Mrs G M Walker pastor. Sunday school 9 30 a m Theodore Wright superintendent worship 11 a m Sunday School union 3 p m service 7 45
The Second United Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. for Communion and reception of new members and 7:45 p.m. for Evening worship featuring "Bedigging Old Wells" with last evening service until September. Sabbath school starts at 9:30 a.m. Carl Baldwin is superintendent and Wylie McCaslin teaches the Men's Bible class at 6:45 p.m. with Miss Ruth Weir leading the Young People group.
Rev R B Withers leads Sunday School at 2 p m with B P Voland as superintendent Church service at 3 p m sermon by the pastor Junior choir practice and Epworth League at 7 15 p m Evening service at 8 o clock led by the Junior Vested Choir
The Rev. E. A. Crooks leads morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday school at 9:45. Evening service at 7:45 features Dr. J. M. Johnston of Selma Alabama speaking on mission work among the Negroes, after an 6:45 C. E. session.
Highland and Park avenues service schedule lists D. L. Ferguson minister. Bible school at 9:45 and 11 a. m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members. Communion meditation theme Embalmed Religion. Senior Y P C U service at 6:45 and 8 p. m. Union service with First United Presbyterian Church at that church, Ferguson preaching A Call to the Heights.
The closing exercises of the Tifereth Israel religious school will be held Sunday at 2 30 in the synagogue. Pupil groups from the Sunday and Hebrew schools will present a play The Sabbath Angel directed by Miss Mamie Levine and other teachers with poems recitations and songs. Rabbi Morris Schiffman invites all parents and others to attend.
Dr E J Pace of Orlando Florida renowned religious cartoonist will visit New Castle to address First Presbyterian Church classes at 9 30 a m and deliver opening addresses for the Western Pennsylvania conference at the First Church of Slippery Rock in the afternoon and evening He is hosted by Dr and Mrs W E McClure of Sheridan Avenue
City pastors affiliated with the union holiness meetings plan an all day event on July Fourth at Gaston Park in New Castle. Rev. David Anderson of Bradford Pa will deliver the main address. Rev. Harold J. Sutton of the Primitive Methodist church is reserve speaker. Local pastors Wheteell Fury and Baker assist with music and leadership. pianists include Mrs Ira Blair Mrs Fury and Mrs Dolly Bupp.
Ensign Fred W. Goddard will begin a publicity campaign for the Salvation Army Appeal for funds July 3-16 with a 11 a.m. sermon at Greenwood M E Church led by Pastor Rev Samuel Maitland. His topic is Others and he will outline Salvation Army activities. He will also speak at Central Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
The First Presbyterian church will observe the Lord's Supper Sunday at 11 o'clock with a class of new members received. Dr W E McClure, the pastor, will conduct. In the evening Rev Hugh Cameron McClure of Slippery Rock Presbyterian will preach and administer the communion for those unable to attend morning service.
Albany reports the New York minimum wage law will first cover the laundry industry, employing over 20,000 women. The advisory committee announced the plan, with Miss Freida Miller directing enforcement.
Dr C W Davis and his string orchestra from Mahoning Methodist church will present a musical program Sunday at two p m in the Newport Methodist church The program will feature instrumental and vocal numbers.
Rev J A Galbraith announces a special music day at Epworth Church featuring the Asbury quartet on a one day stop en route to Chicago. Sermons on Immortality to be delivered by Rev Karl Justin and other clergy as part of Epworth’s July schedule and church anniversary observances. County relief finances and county poor fund statements are addressed in response to an editorial, with county commissioners asserting funding constraints and city tax contributions figures.
Croton Methodist church hosts Ep worth League officer installations during evening service Sunday. Jemima Shuler becomes president with Mariella Blaine Oscar Bishop Arthur McEwen Lauretta Hoon as vice presidents Vera Reynolds secretary Edys Lackey treasurer Elizabeth Reynolds pianist. Joash chests will be presented. Rev. C B Joshua preaches The Devil of Amusement as the fourth sermon in the Modern Devils series.
Rev Ivan Wilson of Dayton Ohio will address the Central Presbyterian Church Sabbath morning at 11 oclock with a noted Persia experience. He is hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark McCombs and Mr and Mrs William McCombs. The hear ty invitation goes to the six missionary auxiliaries. An evening program by the vested choir directed by Robert Duff and Miss Helen Fwing closes the service for the season until September.
Letters discuss New Castle city employing relief recipients on city projects under Cascade Park work and driveway construction. County commissioners say they cannot fund premiums or wages with poor funds, noting workers were city employees not county.
Mary Lyons of Hays Cross ing visits Mrs. Mary Harrison. S. M. Dryden drives to McConch Mills. Etta Griffith visits Walter and Mrs. Dryden in Wilkinsburg, Pa. Reed and Helen Duncan stay with Milton Crowl in Girard, Ohio. L W Pick and daughter Dorothy back from Columbia, Ohio. Mabel and Faye Duncan set to Buffalo, N Y with aunt and uncle. Arthur B. Kerr funeral held at home. Rev Tweed of Beaver Falls in charge. Burial at White church cemetery. Andrew Guy and children return to Youngstown, Ohio after visiting Joe and Mrs. Marshall. Tea by Big Beaver Grange Ladies club draws large turnout. Cissy Britton wins oldest lady prize. Joe Wilson wins largest family prize.
County officials will speak at the opening set for Wednesday June 28 with a motor parade from New Castle to the site. Speakers include State Engineer H J Kloss then P O Elder Senator George T Weingartner Assemblyman William McElwee Jr Mayor Charles B Mayne and others. Ribbon cutting by Margie Ann Glenn will formally open the highway replacing a prior dangerous route and linking New Castle Junction to West Pittsburg.
Enon Valley hosts a Thursday June 8 lawn party with guests from Grove City Slippery Rock New Castle and Aliquippa. A Big Beaver grange hall tea featured the Pirates Old Fashioned Garden and a reading titled Telling the Truth noted as worthy. A parents and fathers program is planned for Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church under Mrs Jackson and Mr Kanagy.
Mrs Laura Riddle, a New Castle caller, was noted on Thursday. Mr and Mrs H C Best and daughter Pauline traveled from Pittsburgh while Mr and Clarence Riddle were also mentioned in the same society notice.
The junior vested choir of the West Pittsburg Methodist church presents its first program Sunday at 8 o clock. The group, aged six to 16 and sponsored by the Junior Epworth League, will perform hymns prayers readings psalms and songs with solos duets and a quartet. The program closes with benediction and a quote about opportunity.
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