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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1944
Page
5
A crowded church directory lists services across Mesquite and nearby towns with pastors, addresses, and weekly schedules. Notable entries include East Palo assembly, Northside Heights, and Tabernacle listings, noting service times, Sunday schools, and midweek programs led by E Perten, C Edwards, and other pastors.
Oathside Weacon Wild Church of Christ lists a morning service at 9 45 with Mr Dickey on David the Man After Gods Gen Hear and an evening sermon at 7 20 by Mr Dickey titled Crowded Out. Also notes Ladies Bible class Tuesday and midweek prayer, with Southside Denver Heights and San Antonio Church of Christ entries.
The Rev. Dynham Taylor assistant rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church will be celebrant and preacher at the St Mark's Mission service. Geyers and Rigsby will attend as participants. Sunday school at the mission begins at 8:20.
Rev. McKinney will address both preaching services at Foursquare Church, 1406 Booth Street, while Rev. Beard is absent. Morning topic is People For Gone in the Sight of Man and evening subject is No Room for Ghriat.
Pastor Albert F. Smueay of Travis Park Methodist Church will deliver Sundays morning sermon The Only Rule for Lite The evening service will feature The Right to Be Happy The youth group and young adults have an open forum in the educational building The Woman's Society meets Monday at 1 pm in the small auditorium Lunch is served at noon The official board meets Tuesday evening at 8 pm in the small auditorium Oscar B Miller chairs The supper at 6 pm precedes continued study of the Book of John by Shirkey
The Rev. Luthart B. Sinborne, pastor, will deliver the final sermon in the current series titled Prophecies of the Last Times. The message, Inevitable Conflict and Showdown Between Contemplative Faiths, will be preached Sunday evening at The Fundamental Church, 937 Linares.
St Johns Tathéran church in Nueva and South Presn will hold a patriotic service on Sunday at 10:29 a.m. The theme for the service is The People Called by My Name. An early service at 6:30 a.m. will feature a sermon Harden Not Your Hearts. Christian Faith lectures continue at the regular 7:30 p.m. evening hour.
Adjutant Vansyckie of the Salvation Army at 016 Kim Street to speak this Sunday. The holiness meeting at 112 TM features a theme Overcome, with prayer service and sermon. The People's Baptist School hosts a meeting at 4549 Flores Street at 8 p.m. The Ladies’ Missionary Union meets Mondays at 2 30 p.m.
A garbled notice lists Christian Science and Pentecostal services with times and locations. It mentions Emmanuel Pentecostal and Salvation Army events including Sunday and evening services, with scattered references to addresses and leaders.
Fragmentary OCR list features numerous company names and items such as credit service, drug store, laundry, realty, packing, engraving, studios, pharmacy and book store. Lacks coherent narrative or complete entries but preserves named entities and places.
The subject for the Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday service on October 8 is Are sin, disease and death real. The Golden Text from Psalms 20:2 3 asks for God to heal and sustain the soul. The lesson references I Corinthians 15 and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, discussing life as eternal and indivisible.
In October Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church will focus sermons on the Christian family. Rev Peyton Waddill says post war family strength determines post war success. Sunday morning titles include The Family Yesterday and Today. evening service moves to 4 30 p m with youth meeting at 6 p m. Sermon topics include Hereby We Know God and Christian Certainties.
Beacon Hill Church of Christ at West Magnolia Avenue announces a half hour time change starting October 8. The evening young people meeting moves to 6 30 p m, while Sunday morning sermon will be titled Crowded Out and the morning theme is David the man after God's own heart delivered by minister J A Dickey.
The Rev. W. French district superintendent leads a Nazarene revival at the West Avenue Church of the Nazarene, 1420 West Avenue, corner Frost in Los Angeles Heights. Morning service begins 11, with Sunday school and a 2 pm service, and a regular 8 pm evening sermon.
Pastor P. O. Biller will preach the morning sermon at First Presbyterian Church North Alamo and Fourtu streets. Evening service features Legatt asast and pastor. The Family Fellowship dinner resumes Thursday at 6:80. A program will highlight the meeting this week.
Hoyer to lead vesper services at St Paul’s Lutheran Church South San Antonio Street this Sunday. Rev R Wideraendra will preach on Christ and Better Morality with theme Why We Should Study the Bible. Roy E Stephens to speak at the Saturday men’s party and Sunday evening service.
The Rev John A Scherzer pastor of Grace Lutheran church Avenue and Pith left Friday for Sandusky Ohio where he will attend the blentinus convention of American Lutheran churches The meeting date and further details are not provided in the fragment.
Zion Lutheran church at 702 Cincinnati Avenue hosts two morning services with Max C. G. Rev. M. Scherzer guiding a commission on Mexican missions. Heinrich pastors the news, with a planned city return on Sunday afternoon. Olmos Park Lutheran will host Sunday school, and midweek prayer services will be led by Chetev. Joan Kuebbe of Alamo Heights Lutheran aids the program.
Evangelist Shiling Wil will deliver Sunday messages at North Side Church of Christ at Mistletoe and Howard streets while P D Wilmeth is away in Austin. Wilmeth will return October 18 to begin a series of special preaching services with James LePan leading the midweek service.
L Nargis former member of the First Congregational Church will speak at the interdenominational service next Thursday noon at Travia Park Church located at Travis and Navarro streets. The service lasts about half an hour and is sponsored by the San Antonio Ministers Association.
Pastor Reydy F. Ingle of Grace Church of the Nazarene will deliver sermons at both morning and evening services this Sunday at Denver boulevard and St. Anthony. The morning sermon titled An Dear Christian Layman and the evening sermon The Man Who Lied to God. A male quartet will perform selections at the evening hour.
The Cresthome Presbyterian Church at 243 Vermitage Court hosts an evening service with a sermon by Pastor Dr. Peanels BY Davis on a prayer theme. The morning service features Dr. Davia delivering a message titled Christ or Teyalu lon.
The Rev Dr Samuel L Terry pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church will lead the Sunday evening service on the dignity of man. Earlier on Sunday morning Dr Tr will speak on A Moment of Repentance at the same church on Carmen Street and Lexington.
A chaotic listing shows multiple church names and broadcast times for Sunday and Saturday services across Denver and surrounding areas. Entries include Church of Christ denominations, Emmanuel Cherches Daily, Christian Science, Faith Tabernacle, Foursquare Gospel, Assembly of God, Apostolic Church, Lutheran Hour, and Travis Park Methodist, with varied times such as mornings and afternoons and notes on tent revivals and calendars.
U R Wilton, minister at Denver Heights Church of Christ in Houston? Texas, held a meeting at Alice Texas last Wednesday to continue through October 15. Associate minister Frank J. Dinh will preach at Denver Heights services. On Sunday morning Mr. Dunn will speak on The Ways of Wisdom and Saturday evening his home will host Fought With Artco.
A list of sponsors includes numerous San Antonio area firms and services such as Jeweler B Bauman, Crowley Feed Co, Gunter Hotel, Playland Park, San Antonio Drug Stores, Nash Drug Stora, Packard Show Store, San Antonio Buick Co, Shaw Jewelry Co, Snow White Laundry, and many others. The compilation reflects community support from merchants, hospitals, theaters, barber shops, and specialty shops across commerce sectors.
Revival at First Assembly of God Lancaster and Dittmar ends this Sunday evening with J Renton Hunter delivering the sermon Life's Story at 7 45 PM The church notes Rev Gideon DeMerchant will be away on a tour of eastern points for several weeks and Mrs DeMerchant will lead services during the absence
In San Antonio churches plan War Chest Day led by Rev Howard Porterfield head of the association. The observance includes sermons on giving and group effort at services. Churches will distribute leaflets to promote sharing through welfare agencies.
A scanned fragment lists Episcopal church activities across several parishes. It notes Holy Communion and morning services at St. Luke's and other parish events, with names of rectors Smythe and Gotz and various meeting times, continuing Sunday schedule across multiple locations.
Fragmentary notice from the San Antonio Texas branch of the Latter Day Saints with a branch president and times for a priesthood meeting and related subsect references. Names and details are unreadable or garbled in the OCR.
A fragmented OCR list catalogs multiple Texas firms and entities including San Antonio Drug Co, Stewart Tila Guaranty Co, Geo. R. Tingle, Texas Yagateds Oil Co, Travelars Hotel, Shade & Blind Factory, Thrift Lumber Co, PLB Thorson, Union Bus Lines, Ban Vargy Saddlary, Willingham Motor Freight Lines, and related names.
A fragmented church directory listing numerous congregations across areas labeled NORTHSIDE SOUTH SIDE WORTHSIDE and ALAMO HEIGHTS. It names pastors and service times for Lutheran Methodist Nazarene and Presbyterian churches, with scattered notes on Sunday school, sermons and midweek prayers.
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