Services at Owen Bible Church May 18 Schedule
The Owen Bible Church lists Sunday services starting 9 45 a m Bible school for all ages with E D McGehee as superintendent and invitation to non attendants The 11 am sermon continues last week s theme Christ the True Vine The 6 30 pm Young People Fellowship led by George Gilliam starts class on personal evangelism Junior group with Mrs Blewett 7 45 pm evening sermon Making All Men to See What is the Fellowship of the Mystery Midweek activities include 1 30 pm Wednesday Ladies Missionary prayer group with Mrs Tom Crawford 7 30 pm Wednesday prayer service and Bible study plus youth activities upstairs 8 pm Thursday Bible class studying Revelation 2 Readings invite all to attend and welcome.
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Owen Bible Church
Bible School
E. D. McGehee
Young People
George Gilliam
Blewett
Subjest
Fellowship of the Mystery
Tom Crawford
St Marys Church Service Hours at 310 East 187th Street
The parish lists Mass times on Sundays at 7 00 8 30 high mass 10 00 and 11 00 o clock. Rev John N Weiler pastor with Rev M H Hoffman assistant notes convenient hours and urges faithful attendance to render service to God weekly.
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 187Th Street
John N. Weiler
M. H. Hoffman
First Methodist Church Schedule and Events
The First Methodist Church at Grant and Sheridan lists church school at 9 45 a m divine worship at 11 a m and youth groups at 6 45 p m The choir led by Miss Denny will sing and the minister will deliver a message on Scripture Ror A Shaken World Upcoming events include the Evening Circle WSCS on Friday May 16 a Girls Missionary Circle program Monday May 19 and a District WSCS all day meeting Wednesday May 21 at Normal Park.
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Miss Denny
WSCS
Normal Park
Ivanhoe Community Church Service Note
The Ivanhoe Community Church at Roosevelt School led by Rev. Milton S. Freeman has youth groups at 6:45 pm and worship at 9:15 am. Church school also begins at 9:15 am with choir music and a sermon on Scripture For a Shaken World. Catechism class time to be announced Sunday at church.
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Ivanhoe Community Church
Roosevelt School
Milton S. Freeman
Dalton
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Service Notes
Rev. Ph H Rasster presides with church school at 10 and Samuel Jessen supervises. Divine worship at 11 with the sermon on Bearing with the Engrafted Work. Ascension Day service Thursday at 8 pm with choir rehearsal after. Everyone welcome regardless of church home.
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Immanuel
St Pauls Church Missouri Synod Service Notice
Divine services set for Sunday May 18 in German at 9 30 and English at 10 45 a m Rev Walter J Kemnitz pastor invites all Christians to hear why and how we should pray with the Rogate call to Pray ye.
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St Paul’s Church
Miasouri Synod
Leyden Avene
Walter J. Kemnitz
Cerman
Rogate
Ascension Day Services Planned in German and English
On May 22 the community observes the ascension of our Lord with two services. German service at 7:15 p.m. followed by English service at 8:15 p.m.
Sandridge Methodist Church Weekend Schedule
Pastor Frank T. Palm leads Sunday worship at 9 15 a m and church school at 10 30 a m with Stanley Steinke as superintendent. Hi League at 5 00 p m. Catechism at Berger School Wednesday 3 30 p m. Christian Discipleship Clinic Thursday 7 45 p m and choir practice 8 45 p m. Camp meetings at Berger June 30 to July 6 and Christian Adventure camp July 20 26 for 8th graders. Berger Junior Camp July 27 to August 7.
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Stanley Steinke
Berger School
Berger
Arenst
Lincoln School First Graders Promote Good Breakfasts
The first graders created a chart story about A Good Breakfast and aim for 100 percent attendance for the rest of the year. Freddie Rentner returns after measles as second graders celebrate all peers back in class.
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Dale
Freddie Rentner
Lincoln School
Roosevelt School
Mexico
Swift & Co
Franklin
Bowen
South Holland
Janice Brand
Barbara Drefhall
Roosevelt School Nasturtium Garden and Spelling Achievements
Third and fourth graders enjoy nasturtiums from a window garden that began from a leaf on soil and now stands about two inches tall. Nine pupils scored perfectly on last week's spelling test, with the remaining four missing only one or two words. The class attended and enjoyed an assembly at Lincoln school.
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Roosevelt School
Franklin School News Highlights and Graduation Plans
The boys baseball team is undefeated with four wins and no losses this season and beat Washington 8 to 4. Eighth graders rehearse graduation speeches for June 2, 1941, while seventh and eighth graders practice graduation songs. Fifth and sixth graders create posters for the minstrel show used to fund the eighth grade gift.
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Franklin
Elizabeth Mae Bohl
Washington
Barry Cornwall
Arthur Harms
Brookfield
Hepplewhite and Sheraton The 18th century furniture voices
The article profiles Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Sheraton as leading 18th century furniture designers. It notes Hepplewhite and Sheraton shared Louis XVI and shield back motifs, outlines chair forms, upholstery habits, and the development of the sideboard in England. It mentions George III era and early American influence.
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Chippendale
Hepplewhite
Sheraton
Adam Brothers
America
Louis XVI
France
George III
England
Colonies
Washington
Hepplew
Canton or silver tea caddies of Hepplewhite design
Tea storage vessels for Canton or silver service were valued highly and entrusted not to servants. Many of the caddies featured in Hepplewhite designs, reflecting refined craftsmanship and luxury in early American material culture.
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Hepplewhite
The Garden Stage A Seasonal Flower Tableau
A poem envisions a garden as a stage where flowers bloom in order from violet and tulip in spring to rose and peony in summer and aster in fall. It muses on whether flowers have rehearsals and always meet their cue, while rain and sunshine fuel their display.
New Registration For 21 Year Olds In July
The piece foresees a July 1 registration for men who turned 21 since October 16 and lauds prompt October registrants. It asserts renewed American strength and youth patriotism, noting the flag defense and lands on the continent. It contrasts automobile mishaps with parental responsibilities.
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Open Bible Church
Indiana Avenue
Otis Wasson
First Methodist Church
Grant and
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Sandridge Methodist Church
Frank T. Palm
Thornton
Towit
Harvey
National Bank of Harvey
East 154Th Street
Calumet City
Bank
Burnham
Berger’s Corner
Dolton
Dolton Bank
Lansing
Oak Glen
Homewood
Building & Loan Building
Riverdale
Riverdale Bank
Hazel Crest
Walter Haines