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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1944
Page
5
A partial church directory lists Assembly of God groups on South Flores and nearby streets with service times, pastors, and Sunday schools. Other entries reference Christ Ambassadors, Tabernacle on Stonewall Street, Evangelistic services, and various Baptist and Catholic centers in San Antonio area.
The page lists church activities including Sunday services at Church of Christ locations with sermons by Hickey and Dickey, topics such as Lostne Hai, communion details, and midweek classes. Also shown are schedules for Episcopal, Methodist, and Salvation Army services with times, leaders, and highlighted sermons about spiritual themes and Holy Communion.
Dr Arthur S Arnold internationally known revival speaker will continue his gospel series at the First Assembly of God church Lancaster and Dittman streets. Throughout the coming week he speaks twice daily Tuesday through Saturday. He will also speak at morning worship on Cold Shoulders and in the evening on The Man That Died Twice. Saturday night he presents The Skeleton in the Pentecostals Closet with nightly services at 10 AM and 7:45 PM.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Zion Lutheran at 702 Cincinnati with messages by The Rev Max CH and Heinen. It mentions two morning services and a Sunday evening service at Arneson River Theater with local Lutheran churches in the city. A midweek prayer service is noted for Wednesday.
Pr Francis M Varls of Prestholme Presbyterian will speak on What Presbyterians Bridge 14 during Sunday morning, with an evening talk A Safe Cure for the Mies. Guest soloist Prischimuth will perform at the evening service at 324 Hermitage court.
J M Todd will lecture at the Finn Hotel venue hosting the annual Bible class gathering. The event, well attended, aims to raise interest in fellowship and spiritual study with plans for the forthcoming barbadie. Community merchants support the notice and endorse the gathering.
The Wowwan's Society of Christian Service at Travis Park Methodist Church lists meeting times for multiple circles. Details include Circle No 4 at dawn and supper at the home of Mr and Mrs F B Reed er 519 Steves Avenue. Circle No 5 at Roosevelt Park for a covered dish supper. Circle No 6 Thursday at 940 am with Mrs A Bremer 646 Kaylon Avenue. Circle No 10 Monday at 2 pm in the primary room. Circle No 13 Tuesday 10 am at 123 Magnolia Daily. Circle No 13 Bert a B Smith Monday 108 am with Mrs Nellie Cross 112 West Magnolia Avenue. Circle No 15 Ma rsha Moore Thursday at 12 noon for luncheon with Mrs Ralph Gardner 112 West Shimmit Avenue. many circles meet in homes or church rooms this week.
Dr Albert P L Shirkey pastor of Travis Park Methodist church on Travis and Navarro streets will lead the Sunday morning service at the park. The evening topic is Discovering Ourselves. Following the service adults and youth will hold open houses to invite participation.
Two important meetings are announced for Faith Church at corner Murrah and Malone streets. The young people meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the parsonage 1031 West Sheo. Thursday evening features a meditation led by spiritual Freeda. Mrs. Katherine Heatly hosts the Women’s Missionary Society and Mr. Olio Habpe presides at the parsonage with address on “Sold Potions.” Rev. C. J. Deliiloll will speak on “The Enemy of the Saint.”
The Young Church group at Christ Episcopal Church Belkway Rustell discontinued summer meetings. Sunday services remain at 9 a.m. with Holy Communion offered each Sunday. A general prayer and sermon plan was discussed, with details still unclear.
The Mistake of Indecision will be preached by Joe the syibded of la sermon at Grace Lillierie obtineh North Alms toO and Fifth streets this Sunday. The Hey Jot A. Selier mer, passon, will bring the mesange. On Sunday evening the congregation of Grace church will join with her Holheran churches of the city in the United service at Arneson river healer Midweek service is scheduled at Girace.
Sunday July 16 life themed lesson opens with the Golden Text about life through the Son, contrasts life with unbelief, and pairs scripture from Proverbs and John. The Lesson includes a passage from Science and Health affirming life as eternal, soul and goodness as immortal, inviting demonstration.
The Rev Memry B Getz will preach Sunday at St Mark's Episcopal Church in his first sermon since becoming assistant rector. Morning prayer and sermon are at 9 30 and 11 o clock with the subject The Healing of Five Blind Men. A luncheon follows in the parish house for attendees. The parish house opens daily at 6 PM and noonday prayers are held at 12 o'clock Monday through Friday. Friday at 10 8 there is holy communion. The church schedule shows prayers and editation from 3 PM to 8 PM daily.
The Rev. Max C. G. Heinrich of Zion Lutheran church will speak at a Sunday evening union service at the Arneson River Theater. Government Hill Lutheran pastor Rev. Paul Wilson will preside as multiple city churches unite for autumn services.
Dr A de Wolff pastor of St John s Lutheran church announces Sunday morning subject Better Righteousness at 8 20. An early service and an evening service follow with Rev Haut Wilson and Rev Max C G Heinrein leading the United Lutheran services at Arner Riverheater.
The Signs of the Times event at the Church of Desua Clilat of the Latter Saints features 7 Turley as branch president leading services. Priesthood meeting is set for 11:20 Sunday morning with gospel kingdom topics. no wrecking meetings are planned for the coming week.
The Rev. William M. Logan will serve the congregation of First Presbyterian Church during Dr. B D. Miller’s vacation period. A midweek prayer service will be held Wednesday at 8 p m with Rev M41 Logan presiding, and the evening evangelistic message will be part of the closing program.
A list of Sunday church broadcasts and service times across multiple Cheist era churches including Beacon Hill Church of Christ, Emmanuel Church, Faith Tabernacle, Gospel Church, Fundamental Baptist and others. Times vary from early morning to evening with noted Sunday and Saturday schedules.
Community listing shows sponsors including Crowley Feed Go Inc, Chicken Shack, Dutan's Mexican Food, Easley Bros Grocery, Grandmother Cookie Co, Graham & Collins Electric, Jovan Drug, Keystone Vulcanizing, Knowlton's Creamery, Ladlow-Adems Motor, Lincoln Zephyr Mercury Service, Mauer Apartments and others, highlighting support from firms, hotels, service stations, farms, and medical facilities in the area. The compilation reflects a broad local patronage network benefitting a community venue labeled Cable Feed Store Crowley.
The Rev. R. B. Kelly, pastor of The First Nazarene church, will deliver the noon message at the Thuslag noonday service at Travis Park church. The Thursday services are sponsored by the San Antonio Ministers association with Rev. Howard Porterfield, pastor of First Evangelical church, serving as association president.
Sunday message at Salvation Army on Gall Street. Adjutant Wansuckle, commanding officer of the local unit, will speak on the subject the Feet of dents. The notice names Adjutant Houston Everfing and mentions disturbing religious worship during the Sunday service.
Pastor Dickey, organizer of Beacon Church at 939 West Magholin Avenue, resumes the fourth sermon in a series titled Gods Path for the Ages. The Sunday morning service delivers the main address and a Sunday evening talk follows on Losing Giants.
The Rev. Fred D. Beard will speak at church services at 405 Soll St. Mary on Missionary Day. He will discuss the topic Known God and its implications for Christian life. Rev. My Heat will deliver a sermon on Christian unity in the evening service.
Perry B Wilmeth minister of Novipalde Church of Christ will lead a reunion in Rosenberg Texas. He will speak and deliver messages to benefit a family in need. The event takes place next Sunday with the city in eager anticipation.
Announcement extends Vacation Bible School for younger youth at Northside Church of Christ Mistletoe and Howard streets. Sessions run July 22 with daily morning worship at 3 a.m. and Sunday services as usual. Pastor Wilcox to deliver third sermon on general diet in "Worship." Evening sermon topic listed as "A Mark in Religion."
A compact listing of local enterprises names including Interest of Religion Packard Shop Paris Export Hatters Pratsal's Drug Stores Pithtburg Water Heater Co Harry Z Pitts Electric Co Poe Motor Company Postan Transfer Company L. B. Price Mercantila Co Queen Ann Cleaners & Dyers S. A farber & Beauty Supply Co San Antanis Orig Col San Antonio Trunk Company Schussler's Cate Seabay Fireproof Shorage Co San Antonio Buick Co Security Finance Company.
A sound motion picture in technicolor titled Springtime In the Holy Land will be shown during the evening hour at Mamison Square Presbyterian Church. Dr Samuel L Terry pastor of Camden and Lexington will deliver the morning sermon with the topic With the Shadows.
The Rev Mure as renault executive secretary of the church will be speaker at the Sunday morning service at the First Free Methodist Church 9321 West Trevis street. His message will aid service men. Leroy Duwi will speak at the WT M S meeting led by Pastor Rev Rogers. The sermon topic is The Shepherd of My Soul.
Reverend W. A. Sielkes co-pastor at Lukherany Service Center will speak on Matthew 5:20 during Sunday evening vesper service at 6 p.m. Holy Romualdin will follow in the chapel at 7 p.m. The event includes a social hour with games and refreshments for men and women.
Rev J P Lag of Grace Church of the Navarre speaks on The Relationship of Jesus Christ and His Clan in a Denver area service. A special song number will be rendered at both morning and evening preaching, followed by young peoples services Sunday evening.
The Rev Huth ceowenmon hNs saved pastorate of Alamo Heights Presbyterian at 6201 Tivadtway will host Robertson. He is scheduled to speak at Sunday morning and evening services and at the Wednesday prayer meeting with a 6:30 p m start for evening worship on Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR lists names of churches memorials businesses and individuals including Nazareth denomination figures Jenkins Harlandale Gariandale Wattle Memorial Church and several companies. The text appears as a garbled roster of entities with little coherent context or dates.
Emmanuel Pentecostal Eastside, 107 South Pine, with Sunday School at 2 p m and services, listed under Flores for Mexican church at 1097 3. Flores, W. Coote in charge. Santa Rosa Mission at 215 South Santa Rosa with Leonard W. avacer directing Sunday School at 30 and weekly worship on Thursday evenings.
Church notices at 31406 South St Marys Street show Rev. Fred B Heard pastor. Sunday School and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. with sermon The One Known God. Missionary Sunday observed with activities. Midweek services Tuesday and Friday at 7 p.m. churches events and messages listed for the community.
Fragmentary church notices list multiple Lutheran and Evangelical services across Nueva and surrounding locales. Included are morning and evening sermons, Sunday school, youth meetings, joint services at Arneson River, and midweek prayers. Names of pastors, churches, and streets appear with scattered schedule details and topics such as God’s dislike for broken promises.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church services in San Antonio branch. Activities include lessons on The Gospel Kingdom and faith formation. A weekly schedule lists worship and instruction times with implied community notices, though some text is garbled.
A fragmented notice lists morning worship times at Methodist and Presbyterian churches in Travis, Rey, and Madison areas with topics like Discovering Our hearts, The Shepherd of My Soul, and What Prebyterian Bel Yiumug. It notes midweek prayers, choir notices, and sermon speakers, including Rev. Loran and Rev. Aranda M. Davin, with varied service times and Sunday school details.
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