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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1933
Page
3
Roswell churches announce a joint vesting service on the Court House lawn with Rev LeRoy Pson delivering the sermon and the public invited. Sunday school begins at 9 26 a m and morning worship at 10 50 a m with Dr Henderson preaching The Junior Department plans an ice cream sale on Tuesday to raise funds for new seats.
The First Baptist Church invites all to hear the second sermon in a series by Pastor Julian Atwood on world events and prophecy. The Sunday night topic is Events of Today and Christ's Appearance Tomorrow, with services at 7:45 and a Morning sermon titled Pressing Forward.
Regular morning service at 11:00 a m Sunday school at 9:45 a m Wednesday testimonial at 8 00 p m Reading Room hours weekdays 3 to 5 p m corner Lea Ave and First St invited attendance. Christian Science Life lesson sermon July 16 with Bible citations and readings from Science and Health. Assembly of God East 4th and Garden Troy Frazier pastor 9:45 Sunday school regular graded classes 11:00 morning worship special singing sermon What manner of persons ought we be 8:00 evening worship oldtime gospel singing testimonies and chorus prior evangelistic message
Immanuel Lutheran Church at 105 South Sea Ave reports no services this Sunday as Pastor R A Hingst attends a conference in South Texas. Regular services resume when the conference concludes.
LeRoy Thompson pastor leads 360 Sunday school classes at John Knox House Westminster Class and Westminster Hall with all other classes run by the Woman's Club. Worship at 10 50 features Well Or Monument Which 6 30 Senior Endeavor Westmin ster Hall and 6 30 Young Peoples Endeavor at John Knox House. 8 00 Union Service on Court House Lawn with Mrs Dorothy McClane Claiborne singing. Union Services Court House Lawn fills past capacity last Sunday. more seats available this week. inviting all to attend in pleasant weather.
The Walnut and Michigan Ave A. M. E. Church under Pastor D. S. Givans extends invitation to all for Sunday school at 9:45 AM, morning service at 11:00 AM, A. C. E. League at 6:45 PM, and evening service at 7:45 PM. All are welcome to worship.
The Church of the Nazarene invites the public to all services led by Pastor Hoffman at the corner. Morning 11 oclock service features a pastor message and special song. Juniors meet at 6, Young Peoples at 7 with a devotional program, then 7:45 evening sermon and vocal number. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Alma Finney is president of the Young People’s Society.
The Rev. F B Howden Jr Rector announces Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church summer schedule. Holy Communion at 7:30, Church School Service at 9:00, Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10:00, Holy Communion on first Sundays. Visitors are invited to participate.
St. Peter's Catholic Church at 801 South Main Street lists Franciscan Fathers. Services held at 6:00 AM and 8:00 AM daily. Our church calendar notes provide service details for parishioners and visitors alike.
The W C T U column quotes Hon Morris Sheppard, United States Senator from Texas, praising Prohibition for improving conditions and arguing its continuance. Government data show liquor consumption declined from about ten and three quarters gallons per capita in 1914 to an over.
The article rails against restoring former Prohibition conditions arguing that illicit drink arises from elite law breaking while most workers earn honest livelihoods and deserve protection under the nation’s foundational ideals. It laments the perversion of reason that would force drinking on the population and degrade society.
EHending Typewriter Service advertises thorough cleaning and a six month free service post repair. The classified notice lists a phone and address for the Dustin’ rear location and promotes Want-Ads for results.
The Bay Scout Water camps are definite with Dex ter running July 24 28 and Carlsbad August 21 25 The camps require each Scout to bring food for himself at a 26 cent per key overhead fee Safety measures include biddy system expert supervision and mandatory physical exams Troops with five or more boys need a registered adult leader Patrols will have assigned jobs and the program emphasizes water activities swimming boating pioneering hiking crafts scouting and Red Cross life saving methods
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