Church Mass Schedule Announced by Rev. ONeill
Rev. John J. ONeill announces church services with Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 a m and daily masses at 7 00 a m.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
2
Rev. John J. ONeill announces church services with Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 a m and daily masses at 7 00 a m.
E. R. Pulliam, pastor at 17 West Kendal Street invites attendees to Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. V. L. B. meets at 7:30 Friday night.
The schedule lists Bible Study at 7 45 Wednesday night and worship services each Sunday with study at 9 45 am preaching at 11 am and a song service at 10 45 am. The readings reflect a church service routine for weekly worship and study.
Rev. C. F. Transue pastor of the Church of the Nazarene will preach Sunday morning September 3 on The Speaking Blood. The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed at this service. In the evening he will preach on The Question of Recognition.
The Presbyterian church will hold Sunday morning services at 9 o clock with Rev D D Ellis delivering A Positive Religion as the sermon. Evening services will feature The Grace of God and Sunday school at 10 o'clock led by Bartley Schwagler with Miss Audrey Dillender directing the Young People program starting at 7 o clock.
The Methodist church will host Sunday morning services with Rev. John L. Taylor delivering the sermon on The Scope of the Gospel. Walter Rayburn will lead church school classes as superintendent. Evening services resume September 10 after a two month gap. Prof. Luther T. Spade of Central College Fayette Mo will inspect the pipe organ to determine restoration needs.
Church officials announce there will be no preaching services Sunday September 3 at the Christian Church. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor meetings will be held as usual, and members and friends are urged to attend these services.
Dr. Edgar Godbold of Kansas City, superintendent of the Missouri State Baptist Association, will speak at Sikeston Baptist Church Sunday morning September 3 on the Cooperative Program. In the evening Rev. E. W. Milner will discuss True Repentance. Homecoming Day September 10 aims for record attendances.
Rev. Herbert J. Teske conducts Sunday morning service at 3 o clock. You are cordially welcome and invited to bring friends.
Nine members of the local Church of the Nazarene will travel to Hannibal on Monday for the district assembly and annual church conference. Presiding General Superintendent Dr B Chapman of Kansas City will lead the meeting through Friday, with local delegates including Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Transue and nine named parishioners.
Miss Marjorie Beazley, field representative of the Missouri State Baptist Training Union from Kansas City, will teach the senior class at the B T U training school here for five nights starting Monday September 11. She will cover The Senior Baptist Training Union Manual with other classes for intermediates and primaries led by local teachers.
Members of the Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist church gathered Tuesday afternoon August 29 at Miss Nina Ruth Vaughn's North Street home. Christine Cauthorne, president, led the business meeting before the social time.
The Young Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Nazareth Church will meet at 7 30 Friday night September 1. All members and all church youths are urged to attend. Miss Eulah Irvin, president, will preside.
The Portageville Methodist church dedicated its new brick building this week. Dedicatory services began Monday night and conclude tonight with Bishop John Calvin Broomfield of St. Louis delivering the sermon. Open house Tuesday drew residents. midweek services featured Rev. John L. Taylor and Rev. Walt E. Hill. The $14,500 cost was mostly funded, with $10,000 on hand at start and $4,500 paid at completion, led by Pastor Rev. C. N. Gaines.
A brief list offers eight rules for happiness. Do not contradict others even if right, avoid prying into friends’ affairs, value what you do not possess, resist envy, avoid assuming missed opportunities, distrust persistent evil rumors, refrain from repeating gossip, and mask pain with a smile.
Woodrow Wilson urges Freeman to meet for consultation as in the past to discuss issues freely. He argues democracy rests on collective counsel rather than a single understanding, pushing for open participation amid calls for civic engagement. The record also notes Zephyr Gas at less-74 octane from C. and M. Oil Company.
Walter Lankford Jr was elected assistant director of the Baptist Training Union at Sikeston Baptist Church during a regular business meeting on Wednesday night August 30 Miss Bonita Hedden newly joined Bailey School faculty becomes BTU director Reverend D D Ellis pastor of the Presbyterian church attended evangelistic committee meetings of the Synod of Missouri in Columbia Tuesday
Isaiah’s vision underscores a call to service amid national sin and looming punishment. The老人 prophet warns Judah of collapse, proclaims a remnant and a hopeful future, and links nations’ fate to sin, judgment, and eventual renewal.
Reverend David Pressley Montgomery of Leesburg dies at 75 after a month in Memphis Baptist Hospital. He was a retired Baptist evangelist and father to Vance Montgomery of Sikeston and three minister sons Paul Floyd Dargan, and Lewis, plus a daughter Mrs I Q Hardin. Funeral services were held in Leesburg with his sons conducting.
John H. Hensley aged 50 near Benton died at Marine Hospital St Louis August 26 from injuries suffered three weeks prior while pile driving on a government boat on the Missouri River. Funeral at Unity church near Morley with Arden Ellise service. Survives include widow Eva and eight children plus four sisters and two brothers.
Mrs Elizabeth Hartford died Monday at age 85 after a period of old age infirmities. Last rites were observed at her residence near Conran with Rev Marvin Hardin of Fortageville Church of God officiating. Interment followed at the Marston area cemetery. Survivors include five children Willie Purcell Blytheville Mrs R H Holdaway Conran area Mrs Louis Laferney Portageville Vertal Purcell Pannonia Calif and Janot Purcell Marston.
Mrs Mary Moore of VancLuser dies in Cape Girardeau hospital from gall bladder ailment aged 64. Revs John J O Neill conducts at St Francis Xavier Sikeston. Interment at Sikeston city cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs James Matthews and Mrs Monroe Sullivan.
Funeral services were held at the family residence in Commerce for Mrs Josephine Buchanan who died Wednesday morning at St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau after pneumonia. Interment followed at Oakdale Cemetery. Born July 27, 1892 in Vincennes Iowa, she had lived in Commerce 29 years. Survived by husband Jesse, four sons John Jesse Allen and E J and four daughters Naomi Birdie Bessie and Beulah all of Commerce.
Telephone cabinets designed to fit into a wall niche offer an attractive solution for home layouts. They solve the problem of where to place the telephone, providing an integrated, unobtrusive storage and access point.
Zephyr Gas brands a lower octane product labeled less-74 and associated with C. and M. of Company.
R D Sorrels Sikeston public schools music supervisor urges prospective instrumental pupils to consult the music teacher before buying instruments. A preparatory course will read rhythms and chords before issuing an instrument to fifth and sixth graders, possibly fourth, with class work to align with school progress and December ordering.
Books in themselves are decorative and add interest and richness to any surroundings. With bookshelves eligible for installation under the Modernization Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration many more home owners will avail themselves of this feature. Bookshelves built in an entrance hall serve a dual purpose. They offer storage space for books and at the same time create an inviting appearance.
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