Church News and Announcements Rev Jo ONet Pastor
Rev Jo ONet announces Sunday services at 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. Daily mass is at 7:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. Please attend and join in prayer.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
5
Rev Jo ONet announces Sunday services at 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. Daily mass is at 7:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. Please attend and join in prayer.
Sunday School at 9 50 a m preaching 11 a m and 2 30 p m prayer service 7 50 p m Tuesday V B 7 00 Friday night Rev Herbert J Teske pastor Services Sunday morning at 2 o clock concerted by the pastor You are cordially welcome Bring your friends
Rev H W Mil ner, pastor, preaches Sunday morning with the topic Sel F Exarmination and evening sermon by Rev Mal ner on Soul death by own action. Sunday school and Training Union meet at usual hours. Bantis
Rev D D Ellis will preach Sunday morning on In the Upper Room at the Presbyterian church August 13. Evening sermon topic is Changed People. Sunday school and young people's services proceed as usual. Rev John I Taylor will preach August 12 on A Steadfast Religion. no evening service.
Rev C F Transue, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, will preach Sunday morning August 13 on Life's Preparation. In the evening he will discuss The Longest Word in the Bible.
Rev. Howard D Prather of Kansas City will be the special guest speaker at the Christian church at both services Sunday August 15. Members of the church board have announced. Rev. James L. Van Lear of Bolivar Missouri is expected to preach at the church Sunday August 20. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor meetings will be held at the usual hours.
A series of church evangelistic services is announced by Rev. D D Ellis of Sikeston Presbyterian church. The plan, called The Presbyterian Evangelistic Crusade, aims to use every church agency for member evangelism from January 1 to March 31 with a climax of simultaneous meetings March 17 to 24 led by visiting pastors.
Missionary groups of the Church of the Nazarene held sessions on Monday August 6 electing officers for the coming church year. Listings include Women’s Foreign Missionary Society officers across many posts and appointments, Men’s Mission and Young Worker sections with presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and delegates to the General Assembly.
The regular business meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held at the public library Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J A OHara president of the Sikeston unit in charge. Members of the Faissell Bradley Missionary Society of the Methodist church met in regular session at the church Tuesday night with Mrs Tanner Doe directing the meeting.
Win Southern Jr reflects on the Naaman tale from Kings and the Samaritan prophet Elisha. He notes Naaman’s pride, the healing in the Jordan, and Gehazi’s greed, stressing salvation cannot be bought. The sermon critiques self serving wealth, praises Elisha’s humane reform, and dismisses the bald head joke anecdote.
Members of the Young Women's Auxiliary met Tuesday night at Miss Freda Lankford's Ruth street home with president Miss Christine Cauthorne in charge. Plans were made for the annual YWA house party for Southeast Missouri to be held Friday and Saturday August 11 and 12 at Dexter. Several members will attend and participate in the program.
The Scott Collins Methodist Young People's Umen holds its monthly gathering at Rockview on Monday night August 14. Members will bring their own lunches for a picnic followed by a campfire program with informal reports from attendees of the Arcadia meeting. All league members are urged to attend.
Vance Montgomery reports his father Reverend D. P. Montgomery a retired Baptist minister seriously ill in Memoral Baptist Hospital Memphis after a trip from Leesburg Florida with his wife. Visitors included Hartzell Brock and Bruce Lewis with their wives, both granddaughters of the minister, noting family ties and prior relocation two weeks earlier.
The Municipal Opera will revive Gershwin’s Song of the Flame from August 14 to 20 at Forest Park with Sansimz Hatfield and Nancy McCord in leading roles. The 1926-27 work, set in revolutionary Russia, features songs like Far Away and The Cossack's Love Song and stars Hatfield as Volodya and McCord as Amiata with Chisholm, Allen, Patston, Gallo, and Vitale in supporting roles.
The twenty first season closes with the American premiere of Victoria and Her Hussar starting August 21 for seven nights. Nina Stroga nova and Valya Valentinoff lead solos with a cast including Helen Gleason Lansing Taylor Robert Chisholm Charles Hatfield Hope Manning and Bully Kemper.
John Craig, agent for Aetna Life Insurance, won top honors in the Gordon H. Campbell agency for July. Covering Southeast Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, Craig wrote $138,688 in life insurance to lead a field of over 100 agents. He was formerly from Nline and now resides in Cape Girardeau.
Clarence Staples superintendent of Sikeston Cotton OIL Mill and his brother Shirley Staples flew to Reelfoot Lake last Saturday for a fish dinner hosted by Ft Worth Steel and Machinery Co for cotton oil mill officials. George Mayo assistant superintendent of the Sikeston plant also attended. Clip the Lucky Cola coupon on page 3.
Large crowds in Van Buren Arkansas welcomed Bob Burns for a preview of Our Leading Citizen. Governor Carl E. Bailey led tributes as locals celebrated the hometown star with distant towns sending delegations and thousands visiting. Chaffee resident Mrs Maxwell 55 died after two years illness. She leaves husband a Frisco employee two sons Guy and Clyde Maxwell a daughter Mrs Norbert Essner and siblings. Cho the Lucky Cola coupon on
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