Divine services and events at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday services on November 2 at 10 a.m. with English language communion and a 9:30 a.m. preparatory service. No Sunday school. Sermon on The Preciousness of time. Special voters meeting at 2 p.m. Reformation celebration at Chicago Civic Opera House on Madison and Market streets November 2 at 8 p.m. Bible hour at the school November 4 at 8 p.m. studying Genesis and Revelation.
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ST. Paul's EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Chicago
Madison and
Market Streets
Reformation Festival Services at Immanuel Evan Church
Immanuel Evan Church Sheridan Ave and Grant St announces Bible school and adult classes at 9 45 a m on Sunday November 2 1930 with German service at 9 a m English at 11 a m and a Reformation Festival in English by Chicago Evangelical churches at the University of Chicago chapel in the afternoon. A second German festival will be held November 9 at St Pauls Church Orchard St and Kemper Pl. Pastor Wm Kreis invites all to renew faith and gratitude.
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Immanuel Evan
Sheridan Ave
Grant St
Evangelical Congregations of
Chicago
University of Chicago
St. Paul’s Church
Orchard Street
Kemper Place
Wm. Kreis
Our Saviour's English Lutheran Church Riverdale Events
Our Saviour's English Lutheran Church at 138th and Wabash Ave Riverdale announces Bible school at 9 80 a m and morning worship at 10 80 a m This Sunday sermon by Dr E Irvin Synodical pastor Next Sunday Nov 9 Luther League leader Miss Pauline Weiner S Steroptical lecture by Rev S A Cornwall this Sunday Nov 2 at 7 30 p m all welcome no admission free will offering Plan to attend Council meeting Monday S S Board hosts at Geo Howards home Ladies Aid Wednesday at 2 at Mrs Louis Stern home
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Wabash Ave
Riverdale Bible School
E. Irvin
Synodical
Luther League
Pauline Weiner
S. A. Cornwall
Riverdale
S. S
Geo. Howard
Louis Stern
Stereoptican Lecture at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church presents a Sunday night stereoptican lecture at 7 30 p m detailing Scenes of Luther's boyhood and career plus events in the lives of Paul and Luther. The program includes martyrdom of early Christians and a comparative look at Luther and Erfurt Rome Worms Wartburg sickness and death. No admission charge and no money making purpose. Educational event inviting all. Edw A Voorhees Pastor.
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Our Saviour’s
Lutheran Church
Luther
Erfurt
Rome
Worms
Wartburg
Paul
A. Voorhees
Dolton M. E. Church Weekly Services and Plans
At Dolton M. E. Church on Grant and Sheridan Streets Sunday services include Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m with the topic Spooks Vesper service at 4 00 p m holding Our Own Epworth League at 6 45 p m The Junior Choir for the Sunday school children impressed last Sunday and is expected to give strong services in winter An all day Ladies Aid meeting is set for next Thursday followed by a pot luck dinner The bazaar is planned for the near future Pastor Evwine Thorapson leads the church activities.
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Dolton M. E
Grant
Sheridan Sts
Bible School
Epworth League
Evwine Thorapson
First Baptist Church Harvey Hosts Morning and Evening Services
At 154th Street and Lexington Avenue the First Baptist Church Harvey invites worshipers to a morning service titled Am I My Brother's Keeper at 11 00 a m and an evening program Jonah and the Whale at 7 30 p m Last Sunday saw many accepted Christ as their savior during the morning session.
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154Th St
Lexington Ave
Jonah and
Baptist Church
Christ
School Notes Detail Autumn Activities At Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln Avenue School notes describe soccer and basketball games among 8A 9 group and 7th grade rivals, upcoming championships, student pictures at room 15, Miss Gooch health drill photography, Halloween events with the Girl Scouts, Red Cross outreach, health play To To's Alphabet, farm sand table projects, small pox vaccination progress, and field trips to Field Museum in Chicago with motion pictures and stere optical slides.
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Indiana
Miss Gooch
Vivian Gilbert
Matilda Rudolph
Kathryn Panozzo
Mr. Bauman
Miss Dickmen
Red Cross
Minnie Cohen
Loraine Wilcks
Tony Pulanski
Phylis Fike
Violet Porter
Aaron Wilkinson
Harvey Public
John Miller
Ray Gibson
John
Mr. Brown
Carmer
Ruth Mathiesen
Lincoln Avenue
United States
Pacific States
Field Museum
Chicago
Canary Gift Delights Chicago Street School Second Grade
The Chicago Street School second graders celebrate a surprising gift when Raymond Lembeke presents a beautiful canary named Dickie. Several students earn A grades on their report cards including Martha Willis Mabel Doorman Madelyn Middleborn Paul Burch Virginia Laib and Ben Varco.
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Raymond Lembeke
Dickie
Martha Willis
Mabel Doorman
Madelyn Middleborn
Paul Burch
Virginia Laib
Ben Varco
Harvey church caps off with Baptismal service and youth week
The afternoon Baptismal services and the closing B Y P U program filled the church to capacity. If visitors face seating shortages, out of town attendees are to tell the usher and be seated in the main auditorium. Sunday school reached 228, aiming for 250 by December.
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Ree Methodist
Harvey
Dalton
Riverdale
W. FE. Sampson
Annual field trip on Illinois Central train from 138th Street
Students prep for a school trip aboard the Illinois Central train departing 138th Street station at 10 01 a m. Parents are invited to accompany us on this journey.
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Field Museum
Chicago
Illinois Central
138Th Street
Bowen School Notes and Halloween Party Preparations
Miss McMahon and Mr. Wolthers visited on consecutive days in October. The soccer team practiced after school and played Crete, with an upcoming match also listed against Cottage Grove. Students viewed 125 American History slides, received 40 new history reference books, and anticipate more. Ernest Jay attempted a dodge to save a ball, but a damaged head resulted. Ninth and eighth grades prep for a spring spelling contest with nine prizes from Mr. Zehner. Room one decorates for Halloween with witches cats owls and pumpkins and plans favors caps and masks. Room two students will continue with the page after.
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Bowen
Evelyn Nimtz
Mason Gerloff
Herman Baumgartner
Mr. Zehner
Lillian Dengler
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