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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
6
A roundup of church services for Sunday across Highland United Presbyterian Epworth Methodist Trinity First Methodist Episcopal Nazare ne Central Christian First Presbyterian and others. Details include Sunday schools morning worship times organ preludes sermons by visiting pastors and planned congregational meetings and hymn topics.
Rev. A J Randiles preaches at 11 a.m. The Unrealized Possibilities of Life. A musical service by the choir at 7 45 p m includes old hymns solos and choruses. Bible school at 9 30 a m. Co R Baldwin superintendent Junior intermediate and senior Y P C U at 6 45 p m.
Rev. George M. Landis preaches at 11 a.m. on The Face of Jesus Christ. An 7 p.m. program led by Mary Brown, followed by an 8 p.m. talk on Laodicea the Lukewarm and Self-Satisfied Church presented by Personal Workers' class.
Rev. S. L. Cobb pastors Harmony Baptist Church with Sunday school at 9 45 led by M. B. Hogue as superintendent Morning worship follows at 11 with a sermon subject to be announced.
A spiritual union mass meeting in the city building on June 29 features Dr A Wustrow internationally known author on Bible and Spiritual Science. He, with staff, appears as a goodwill ambassador for the Perchic Research Temple Temple of Occult Science and promises a short talk and a grand circle demonstration with music by Musical director Ed die T Brown.
Reverend S B Copeland pastors the United Presbyterian Church with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m led by G H Colnor. Morning worship at 11 a m features the sermon Who Serves His County Best. Y P A and Intermediate meet at 7 p m led by John Shaffer and Margaret Leslie with an 8 pm evening program and a Daily Vacation Bible School demonstration. Infant baptism will be administered at the morning service.
Reverend C D Henderson leads Sunday services with 9 30 a m Sunday school supervised by Mrs C M Tyler. Worship at 11 a m with sermon Nothing Can. 3 p m sermon by Rev G E Simmons and pew rally led by Mrs Viola Kimbu. 6 30 p m B Y P U. 8 p m evening worship and sermon A Fair Proposition.
Rev Reese T Williams pastor presides with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Sol Davies superintendent Welsh sermon at 11 a m and English service at 7 p m with Lords Supper Rev Philip E Evans of Port Talbot South Wales will preach in morning and evening services Special music featured Assistants Rev Thomas Frances and Rev Rees T William contribute to the services
Spiritist service at McGoun Hall East Washington Street presents an 8 p.m. lesson and lecture on Where and What is Meant by Heaven with spirit return demonstration. Mrs A. E. Guthrie leads, assisted by Miss M. Davis. Nellie Ingram plays piano.
Rev. Mae B. Fox pastor at Arlington Free Methodist with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Leanora Mc Gaffie superintendent. Children's Day program at 11 a m followed by a young people's meeting at 7 15 p m and preaching at 7 45 p m.
The notice lists services at 11 00 a m and 7 45 p m daylight time at 334 East Moody Avenue with Sunday school at 11 00 a m The subject is Christian Science and reference to Wednesday activities appears incomplete.
Dr. S. E. Irvine presides as pastor at the First United Presbyterian Church located on Clenmore and Albert Streets. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. led by J. Lee McFate. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. titled The Prayer for Simon. Young People's meeting at 6:45 p.m. with Senior and Intermediate groups. Evening program at 8:00 p.m. See Ye To It.
Corner East Washington and Beckford streets church notes no service due to pastor attending a convention. Sunday school scheduled for 10 00 a m.
Corner South Mill and Phillips streets hosts Italian Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. John Ruggiero as pastor. Sunday school at 9 40 a m morning worship 11 a m topic The Revenge of a Woman. evening worship 7 30 p m topic Why Worship God.
The notice lists St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 550 East Long Avenue with Rev. George L Grambs as minister in charge. Services for St Peter's Day include 8:00 a.m. holy communion 10:00 a.m. Sabbath school and 7:39 p.m. evening prayer and sermon.
Dr Charles B Wingerd pastors Central Presbyterian with Sabbath school at 9 30 led by George McClelland and orchestra leader Elizabeth Brewster Morning worship at 11 with sermon From Night to Morning Evening worship at 7 45 with sermon Church Thieves No Christian Endeavor service Orangemen to attend Sunday evening service next week
Rev. J Papachristou D D pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Divine Liturgy at 10 30 a m sermon Take No Thought For Your Life What Ye Shall Eat or What Ye Shall Drink Is Not the Life More Than Meat and the Body Than Raiment Matt 6 25.
Evangelist L Schmidt leads daily Bible nouse at Castle Hill Mission Vine Street with camp meetings all day Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Bible baptism by immersion in the river at the North Street Bridge Sunday at 3 p.m. Services include preaching prayer singing and testimonies.
Emanuel Evangelical at Jefferson and West South streets hosts Sabbath school at 9 30 a m German preaching at 1045 a m titled Responsibility Toward the Child Evening service at 730 Children’s Day program First Christian On the Square under Dr G S Bennett holds Bible School 930 a m and morning service at 1045 a m The Changeless Christ No evening service Pentecostal Assembly Rev W Lloyd Shirer leads Sunday school 130 p m preaching 300 in Epworth M E church Evangelistic service 745 in Italian Pentecostal Assembly on Taylor street near Mill Mrs Shirer preaches at both services
Greenwood Methodist on Ellwood Road led by Rev. R B Withers holds Sunday school at 10 a m and a morning service at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor titled Three Citizen ships.
Henry Pfeifer of Colgate Rochester Divinity School serves as pastor at Bethlehem Baptist East Reynolds Street. Sabbath school begins at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m with a German service on the topic Believest Thou Noon service in progress.
This notice states that notices intended for publication on this page of The News must be read by 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon. It conveys a publication deadline and directs readers to submit notices before the stated time.
The First Baptist church in Ellwood City hosts a German language evening service at 7 30 p m with the topic All Things Possible Only Believe The German Baptist church quartet from Akron will provide special singing at all services
Reverend Clifford S. Joshua serves as pastor with Eve B. Nicklin as deaconess. Sabbath school at 9 30 a m overseen by E J Switzer. Junior church at 11 a m led by Miss Nicklin. Morning worship and sermon by the pastor. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Evening worship and sermon at 8 p m by Dr C G Farr district superintendent of the Erie conference.
Rev. Oscar Woods leads Sabbath school at 9 30 a m Morning worship and Holy Communion at 10 45 a m Vesper service at 8 p m on Washington street with Bethany Lutheran.
Rev W W Nelson minister leads Bible school at 9 30 with Mrs Engs superintendent and morning reports from Sun day school convention by Engs and Nelson. evening sermon by L J Pollard with music. prayer service 7 pm. B Y P U at 5 30 led by Mild red Engg. Pastor and congregation worship at St Pauls Baptist church at 3 pm.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by C E Cary. Edward Rhodes to preach at 11 a m. Evening missionary program features Edith Imhoff as speaker. Rev M H Armstrong serves as pastor.
The Rev G H Coffey presides with Sabbath school at 9 30 am led by Mrs Blanche Dillard and church service at 11 am with the Altogether Lovely as the sermon topic at 7 30 pm The first Sunday of the church year calls for full member attendance and reports.
Zion Lutheran Crawford Avenue invites worshippers to Sunday school at 9 45 a m confirmation at 10 45 a m and communion at 7 45 p m all in English Rev J W Eckman pastor leads the congregation in both services.
The Alliance Gospel Tabernacle at 210 Pearson Street lists Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with C. W. Drish as superintendent, morning worship at 10:45 a.m., and a Young People's meeting at 7:00 p.m. Miss Cecilia Lewis continues her Africa talk at the 8:00 p.m. service using slides. Rev. E. C. Anderson is pastor.
Reformed Presbyterian E Church lists Sunday schedule with 9 45 morning worship 11 00 Our National Birthday and 6 45 Christian Endeavor plus 7 45 Jesus Teaching about the Holy Spirit Bethel A M E Rev W Hodge pastor 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 morning worship sermon The Christian Race 4 30 Allen C E League open discussion 3 00 Children Day program Standard Time.
Sunday school at 9:30 led by C L Hennon, superintendent. Worship with sermon at 10:45. Young People's service at 6:45 led by Mrs Sadie Bell Sumner. Evangelistic service at 7:45. Final announcements mention the picnic. Rev M J Scripture is pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Regular services Sundays with Elder Thomas Wharton of Cincinnati preaching. Special program at 8 p m. First Spiritualist meeting at Clendenin Hall at 7 45 p m. No afternoon services.
The notice lists several congregations with service times and leaders: St John’s United Holy Church of America under Rev. G. M. Walker with Sabbath School at 9 30 morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Full Gospel Mission at 1224 S Mill St with Bible school at 10 preaching at 11 and evangelistic services at 7 30. St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran at 14 West Grant Ave with Sabbath School at 9 30 English service at 10 40 and German service at 11 40. Emmanuel Baptist at Jefferson and Reynolds with Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 and note of joint Welsh preaching with First Congregational Church.
A man named John Mastcko. residing at 108 W Terrace Ave New Castle Pa announces that his wife Anna Mastcko has left his home and that he will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone other than himself.
Emmanuel Baptist Church hosts a children's day program with Mrs. Thomas Floyd and Mrs. William Bluehorn directing. A long list of hymns, prayers, songs, recitations, duets, and dialogues features numerous named local participants and ends with a note about a shard and an incomplete ending.
John M. Bigger, 56, of 304 Locust Avenue Westminster, died in Mercy hospital Pittsburgh after four days of continuous hiccoughing. A 1896 graduate, he had lived in Pittsburgh many years and run a poultry and produce business in Washington for eight years. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
Two cars collided near the Aliquippa end of the Ohio river bridge and struck the new World War memorial in a niche along the highway. The face of the heroic figure was slightly damaged. Drivers L. J. Wilkins of San Antonio Texas and Elmer F. Findley of Butler were not injured.
Arthur Bartlett played with the Pennsylvania Railroad Band at Volant Thursday. The Raub family spent the weekend at their Forest County hunting lodge. Donald Hoffmaster returns from a Virginia study trip and plans a Connecticut summer teaching stint. M. E. Church services on June 29 feature a Patriotism sermon by S. H. Barnlett. Visitors include Mrs. C. E. Mobus Ellerslie Md and families from Pittsburgh Youngstown and New Castle.
Miss Edith Imhoff, a missionary returned from India, will speak Sunday evening at the Wesleyan Methodist church. She will share years of foreign mission work and experiences, with special missionary songs featured at the service.
The First Presbyterian church holds a morning service with the sacrament and new members. Dr McClure will conduct his last service before a extended vacation. He departs Newcastle Tuesday and sails from New York on the Providence at noon Wednesday. The 8 pm sermon is on Romans 8 1 No condemnation to them who are in Christ Jesus. 1208 South Mill street hosts a Syrian Ray Club meeting at 2 00 pm with Secretary Albert Joseph and President Mike Thomas urging full attendance.
Representatives and qualified members from New Castle Circle No 5 Protected Home Circle attended the Harrisburg State Grand Circle convention at the Penn Harris Hotel. The event featured a large registration, a banquet, and nine degree drill exhibitions led by the Knickerbocker Girls. A. L. Conn was elected supreme representative for the 1931 Washington D C convention, with Leonard E Dandy as Grand Guide and Roy Erwin as alternates. Gertrude Halboth was named committee chair, and the group will attend the 1932 Pittsburgh Grand Circle.
Forecaster notes last week of June cooler than mid month and increasing storm activity across the continent. July expected hotter with below normal precipitation, multiple storm waves and risks of frost and hail in northern fields and the spring wheat belt. Astronomers report Jupiter spots suggesting storm cycles similar to Earth.
The Toledo Blade offers a social exhortation praising accountability and self reliance. It commends individuals who accept blame, maintain faith, work faithfully, and value character over applause. The piece ends with a quip about confession and a lawyer.
Dr Mildred Rogers state president of the Pennsylvania B and P W club spoke at a Punxsutawney B P W dinner and bridge meeting about a goodwill tour of American women through Europe and other continents this summer The Geneva conference opens August 25 with plans for sending club books to libraries abroad New Castle and Erie representatives will attend the Geneva tour leaving New York August 1 and visiting France Belgium Germany and Switzerland
Rev. Nicholas DeMita announced three morning services at St. Vitus church located at Maitland and South Jefferson Streets. The schedule lists 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, and 10:45 AM for a solemn high mass.
The newly organized Bears Club of the South Side met Friday evening at Roumanian Hall on South Jefferson Street. President Rocco Guido led the session with discussions of several items of business importance.
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