Evening church service and singing at 8 pm
A church invites all to an 8 pm evening service from Wednesday through the week with inspirational singing and a Bible message. The center hosts the midweek gathering for young people and general worship.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
2
A church invites all to an 8 pm evening service from Wednesday through the week with inspirational singing and a Bible message. The center hosts the midweek gathering for young people and general worship.
A church invites readers to join a Bible study on the Book of Revelation. The notice encourages participation to explore puzzling scripture and deepen understanding in a communal setting.
A partial summer schedule lists masses at 6 30 a m St John’s church Wasco 8 a m Women's Club building Shafter and 9 30 a m at St John’s. The notice mentions Pastor McMullen and a Catholic church listing venues and times.
The meeting will elect officers for the year and vote on ending the year on December 31. Other business will be considered. Regular worship services are this Sunday with Junior Church at 10 40 and the 11 o'clock service. The church invites participation in its future march.
The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor Orval L. Seago invites all to October rally month with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 features The Fourfold Symbols of the Spirit and NYPS at 7 00 p m followed by evangelistic services at 8 00 p m You are welcome.
Christian Science Churches and a Boston branch publish Sunday services at 11 am and Sunday school at 10 am with a Wednesday 8 pm meeting on the first Wednesday each month. The Sunday Lesson Sermon centers on Doctrine of Atonement and cites scripture from I Thessalonians and John plus Mary Baker Eddy writings on the unity of God and man and God’s will universally done.
Sabbath school at 9 30 am preaching at 1 00 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm Young Peoples Friday 8 pm Elder W E Nelson from San Jose to speak next Sabbath at 11 00 hours Delano Wasco Bakersfield churches to meet here for a youth rally at 3 pm Ancient Israel dedicated first fruits to God as the first ripened produce and wool
The report outlines fall offerings by the Shafter group following Sabbath. It lists ABC investment by the kindergarten and musical items including A Gift for Jesus and Shall You Shall I performed by Potatoes-Melvin Rueb, detailing received contributions.
From 1934 to 1941 he was active in AAF Reserve flying. He re entered the service July 28 1941 and before commanding Minter Field he was stationed at Marana Army Air Field Tucson Ariz as director of training.
Readable fragments indicate a family with three young daughters living at 101 Oleander in Bakersfield. Details on the household or ages are not provided in the text.
A housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Hess was held last Wednesday evening with a friendly gathering. Attendees enjoyed fellowship and a joyful atmosphere during the event.
A historical note records 237154 orange bearing acres in California during 1943. It mentions Army troops that aided in the first day actions of the 1906 San Francisco event.
A lone speaker asserts in a political broadcast that the forthcoming election will end the era of single-person rule in the United States. The statement emphasizes fundamental shifts in governance and power dynamics.
Thomas E. Dewey declares in Louisville on September 8 1944 that no postwar treaty alone guarantees peace and that lasting calm requires collective effort sacrifice and ongoing public resolve by all citizens across years.
Philadelphia dispatch notes a national push in 1944 urging full employment and an open door for men to start their own business, promising opportunities for every willing worker. The message frames jobs as a right and entrepreneurship as a feasible path postwar.
Boston residents heard a January 23 1940 talk at Mechanics Hall titled Who Pays for the New Deal. The speaker addressed financing government programs and the burden on taxpayers in a prewar political setting.
The speaker asserts victory in war will secure freedom and permanent world peace. Strength, production, and self belief are essential to safety and future recovery. The American people are urged to choose this path in the upcoming November election.
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