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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
3
The lesson centers on Jesus defying strict sabbath rules to heal and call sinners, arguing the sabbath serves humanity. It highlights Matthew the tax collector’s call, Jesus dining with outcasts, and the tension with Pharisees over fasting, with Jesus declaring the sabbath made for man and his lordship over it.
Goodyear unveils a new low priced passenger tire with a diamond center traction pattern and deeper non skid tread designed to maximize braking and starting grip. The Pathfinder features triangular outer blocks braced by prismed shoulders to increase road contact and durability amid 1953 automaker standards.
Rev. C. Co. Hill of Roswell will preach at Hagerman Presbyterian Church during the church anniversary service to be held at four o clock tomorrow afternoon.
Roswell church listings feature First Christian Church with D B Titus minister and W H Hortenstein as superintendent, detailing morning service at 10:50 AM and a 6:20 PM youth program. Includes quiz questions on morality and a variety of organ and chorus numbers. Also notes Benjamin Eitelzgeorge D D minister at another church with 11:00 AM worship and evening service, plus Epworth League and a fourth Exodus lecture series. Church of the Nazarene at 8th & Washington, led by W A Huffman, lists Sunday school, morning worship, and evening service with special music and youth groups.
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church at Penn and West Fifth lists winter services with Holy Communion at 8:30, Church School at 9:45, Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00, and Holy Communion on the first Sundays. An afternoon service is held monthly at the Mission of the Transfiguration in Glencoe New Mexico, with Sunday evening services at seven thirty at Saint Paul's Mission in Artesia every other Sunday. Visitors are invited to participate.
The Hagerman assembly enjoyed a morning program with Prof. White speaking, orchestra pieces, audience singing, and solos by Kenneth Stine and Chalmers Holloway. Ida B. Lemon read Arithmetic as Miss Ida B. Lemon. Mrs. Ware learned of John Silverthorne’s death in Riverside Illinois. Major church events listed include Sunday school, worship services, and youth activities.
The Golden Text E V Sweatt and others with Mrs Lloyd Harshey hosted the Woman's Missionary Society meeting. They planned to reroof and repair the Sunday School rooms and, if funds allow, begin painting. S C Club members should note the February second meeting with Mrs Goodwin as planned.
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Corner Lea Ave and 1st St hosts Sunday morning services and Sunday school at 9 45 am with a Wednesday testimonial service at 730 pm The Reading Room near the east entrance is open weekdays 3 to 5 pm for public use The Sunday lesson sermon on Love cites passages from I John and from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy including fear versus perfect love
Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 50 sermon Christ the Light Giver by Dr Henderson with music and solos. Evening service 7 20 sermon the Two talent Man and music with preludes and postludes. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30.
Immanuel Lutheran at 105 Sea Lea Ave invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 and divine worship at 10 30 with a warm welcome. The message center theme reads We Can Never Pay Off Love A Debt.
Julian Atwood, Pastor. Sunday school in all departments at 9:30. Morning preaching at 10:45 with Miss Vella Mae Savage singing Come Spirit of the Living God and a sermon titled The Lion of the Tribe of Judah. Young People meet at 6:30 in nine BYPU departments. Evening preaching at 6:30 with special music by the male quartet and choir. Sermon subject The Path of the Cross. Public invited to attend all services.
St Peters Catholic Church at 801 South Main Street operated by Franciscan Fathers lists services at 8 a m and 10 a m. Phone 5v1. services are shown in local church notices.
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