Immanuel Evangelical And Reformed Church Service Plan
Rev. Ph H Bassler leads morning worship at 9 with church school at 10 under Samuel Jessen. Divine service at 11 features The Choice That Changed the World. communion follows. Vesper at 4 includes cantata The Mystery of Easter by Leo Rogers with choir and organist Mrs Hulda Bassler. public invited. Jesus saith because I love ye ye shall love also.
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Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ph. H. Bassler
Samuel Jessen
Leo Rogers
Alice Reich
Henrietta Bassler
Shirley Spoolstra
Virginia Heitman
Annetta Grapenthien
Ivadel Diehl
Jacquelyn Miller
Emma F. Bassler
Phillys Henrichs
Lydia Wiegel
June DeBok
Helen Krueger
Frederick Kasten
Henry Grapenthien
John Jessen
Hulda H. Bassler
Jesus Saith
Holy Week Services at St Marys Church
Holy Week schedule at St Marys Church 310 East 187th Street led by Rev John N Weiler and Rev M H Hoffman lists Holy Thursday Adoration from morning to night with a devotion at 7:30 PM Good Friday Mass at 8:15 AM Adoration of the Cross and a devotional service from 12 to 3 PM Tre Grate from noon to 3 PM and a 7:80 PM sermon Holy Saturday ceremonies start at 7:00 AM with mass around 8:30 AM Confessions offered 3:06 to 5:80 and 7:30 to 8:86 PM Easter Sunday masses at 7:60 AM 8:30 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM with Holy Communion at all masses and benediction
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 187Th Street
John N. Weiler
M. H. Hoffman
Christ
Holy Week Services at St. Paul’s Church Missouri Synod
The St. Paul’s Church Missouri Synod on 18th and Leyden Avenue invites Worship during Holy Week led by Rev. Walter J. Kemnitz. German communion April 10 7 30 pm Good Friday April 1 German 10 am English 7 30 pm Easter Sunday April 18 German 9 30 English 10 45 am Lords Supper in both services. Voters’ meeting April 14 7 30 pm.
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ST. Paul's Church
Missouri Synod
Leyden Avenue
Walter J. Kemnitz
Christ Jesus
Christ
Open Bible Church programs Easter services at 18548 Indiana Ave
Pastor Otis Wasson leads Easter week plans at Open Bible Church including Bible School Easter program at 9:45 a.m. and dedication of five babies at 11:00 a.m. Evening services feature the Junior Choir, George Gilliam, and a sermon on Christ appearing to Peter and the threefold question. Wednesday prayer and Bible study present maps of Paul’s journeys.
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Open Bible Church
Indiana Avenue
Otis Wasson
Open
Bible Church
Bible School
Young People’s Fellowship
George Gilliam
Hallie Blewett
Christ
Peter
Apostle Paul
Ladies’ Missionary Prayer Group
Chris Dreshall
Edgar Neath
Easter Services at Sandridge Methodist Church
Frank T. Palm leads Easter worship at 9 15 a m with theme New Life. Reception of members and church school at 10 30 a m with Stanley.
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Sandridge Methodist Church
Frank T. Palm
Stanley
Dolton Methodist Good Friday Service Cooperative
Steinke, superintendent announces Thursday schedule with catechism at 3 80 p m Christian Discipleship at 7 30 and choir at 8 30. Friday features a cooperative Good Friday service at Dolton Methodist Church 1 30 to 2 45 p m.
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Steinke
Dolton Methodist Church
First Methodist Church Holy Week and Easter Schedule
Corner Grant and Sheridan streets advertises Holy Week events led by Rev. Milton S. Freeman. Includes Sacrificial Breakfast Friday, union Good Friday service, Easter morning worship with chorus music, and altar dedication April 20 by the Young Married Couples club.
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First Methodist Church
Grant and
Sheridan Sts
Milton S. Freeman
Sandridge
T. H. Putnam
Young Married Couples Club
Easter Sunday at Ivanhoe Community Roosevlet School
The Ivanhoe Community meets at Roosevelt School with youth groups at 6 45 p m and worship services at 9 15 a m Easter Sunday features a cantata by the chorus choir under Mrs Robert Arch with Mrs Clarence Brown at the piano. The minister will deliver The Easter Allelna. Details of the music program appear elsewhere in the paper.
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Ivanhoe
Roosevelt School
Milton S. Freeman
Dalton
Robert Arch
Clarence Brown
Dorothy Dickey
Immanuel Confirmands Hold Candlelight Reunion Service
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church confirmation class members filled the auditorium for a candle-lighting service and pantomime of The Old Rugged Cross. Marilyn and Barbara Dressel enacted the pantomime with Alice Reich as soloist as 54 candles were lit for each class. Rev. E Crusies of Bethel Church Rose Land gave a brief address and the group contributed toward two memorial paintings.
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Immanuel Confirmands
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Churches
E. Crusies
Bethel Church of
Roseland
Eastertide reflections and hats in springtime news
The piece blends Easter observance with a call to moral renewal and personal originality. It weighs spring fashion, especially women’s hats, against wartime gloom and laments changes to style. It muses on originality, law of existence, and the role of education and the great Teacher in guiding thought and action.
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Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Originality and the craft of human thought
A discussion on originality as natural expression, comparing it to fabric weaving. It links production stamping to talent growth and notes that thought origin hinges on how impressions are received, tied to temperament and the fullness and lasting quality of intake.
Gardening Rules and Joys of Beginning Gardens
The article explores why gardening attracts many from window pots to vegetable plots. It notes two basic gardener types and how beginners quickly grow from simple experiments to full devotion, highlighting challenges and pleasures of growing flowers and vegetables.
The Gardener's Path to Prize and Pleasure
The article extols two growing goals. One aims for prize-winning blooms, the other for many varieties and long-season color. It advises soil sampling at start, consulting experiment stations, and using catalogs and books for year round enjoyment, neighborliness, and personal growth through gardening.
Easter Bonnet Parade Hints for Women in Home Garden
Aunt Patricia urges women to enjoy spring trends in house decor and garden color. Soft pastels decorate interiors from attic to cellar while rainbow garden hues brighten a troubled world. Easter bonnet picking promises fun and a style for everyone, with outcomes tied to spring weather.
Anthem or hymn debate among railroad section men
A discussion among section men along the railroad ends in a comical explanation of how to tell an anthem from a hymn. The speaker suggests an anthem ends with ah ah men and men ah men while a hymn ends simply with ah men, capturing a playful regional distinction.
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