Church Mass Schedule Announced by Rev. O Neill
Rev. John J ONeill announces church services with Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9:50 a m and daily masses at 7:30 a m.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
5
Rev. John J ONeill announces church services with Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9:50 a m and daily masses at 7:30 a m.
E R Pulliam pastor welcomes at 930 am Sunday School. 11 am and 730 pm preaching. prayer service 750 pm. Tuesday and Friday night gatherings at 750 pm.
Rev Martin L Cook pastor invites attendance at Concordia Lutheran Church on Wekereld Avenue divine worship at nine o clock Sunday school at ten o clock Bible Study at nine forty five a m song service and preaching service on Sundays and Wednesday night midweek service at seven five details approximate based on OCR text
On December 4 the Rev. D. D. Ellis will preach at morning worship on The Choice Before Us Communism, Fascism or Christ and in the evening hour the sermon topic is The Tests of Christian Character. The church young people meet for services at 6 50 o clock Sunday night.
The Ebert Kready Society of the Methodist Church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. December. Mrs Arch Russell, president, will preside over the business session.
Rev John L Taylor pastor will preach Sunday morning on The Word Made Flesh at the Methodist church The evening sermon will address The Way the Truth and the Life Sunday school convenes at 945 and Epworth League at 650 each Sunday.
Rev E W Milner pastor of Sikeston Baptist church will preach at morning service on Carry Your Darmer and in the evening on The Serpent Behind the Hedge Friends and members are invited to attend these services.
Rev AmoS Fairs pastor of Srees ton Christian church will preach Sunday morning December 4 on An Old Testament Revival. At the evening hour Rev Pains will speak on Christian Unity and How It May Be Obtained. Bible school is at 9 45 and Christian Endeavor at 6 50 each Sunday night.
The Christian church hosts a 7 30 program Friday night with Ladies Aid sponsorship. It features Bohemian March by Madge Davis and Marjorie McCoy, Kampbell Kid Choir pieces, a reading by Bob McCord, a male quartet including Judson Boardman and others, a play Gold Ear Fings by Gwendolyn Duncan, directed by Flavia Carrol. Admission is 10 and 5 cents.
The Co-Workers Society of the Methodist church plans its final meeting before Christmas for December 15 at Mrs Calvin Greer's home. Mrs G W Clark assists in entertaining. President Mrs Anna Winchester will oversee the gathering following a regular meeting held last Tuesday at Mrs Ralph Anderson's home with hostesses Mrs C A Cook and Mrs Ruby Anthony.
Rev C F Transue of the Church of the Nazarene will deliver Sunday morning sermon on Prayer with an evening address titled Some Things That Will Wreck Our Nation and the Cure. Sunday school and youth services proceed as usual, while the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets Monday evening at Mrs W L Huters home on South Kings highway.
Reverend John L. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist church, will travel to Fayette Missouri on Wednesday December 7 to join the executive committee meeting. He was recently elected dean of the Missouri Pastors' School.
The quarterly conference will be held Sunday afternoon December 4 at St James Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev S J Eliott announced the event with Rev C A Craig presiding elder in charge. The morning service at 11 o clock will be led by Rev Eliott and the sermon by Rev Woods of Second Baptist. Rev Craig will preach at 7 50 in the evening.
Funeral services for Lloyd Watson Moore infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore were held Sunday at the Matthews home with Rev Herschel Yates officiating. Interment followed in Matthews cemetery by Albritton service. Born June 16 1935 the infant died Saturday noon after a weeklong diphtheria illness. Mrs J A Sutterfield had a successful tonsillectomy in Dr Howard A Dunaway’s office Saturday.
Southern discusses honesty as a core virtue tied to biblical and secular teachings. He cites scripture on lying, Naaman’s healing, and the role of truth in journalism, advertising, and personal conduct, urging constant emphasis on truth in education and society.
Capt Robert G Johnston commanding officer of CCC Company 3729 announces the New Madrid drainage camp received a superior rating for October from Missouri- Kansas district headquarters. The honor requires flawless performance across all camp departments for the entire month with no slips.
New Hamburg Morie Catherine Morie 76 wife of John Morie died at her home Tuesday from effects of a paralytic stroke suffered two weeks earlier. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church this morning with Rev. H. Eggimann in charge. She is survived by four sons Bill and Theon of St. Louis Pete of Chaffee Mike of Dutchtown and one daughter Mrs Leo Blattell of Chaffee.
Funeral services for Mrs Lola Lindley were held at 2:30 p m last Friday at Welsh Funeral Parlors with the Methodist church officiating. She died Thursday after a long illness and is survived by her husband W P Lindley and four children. Interment was in Sikeston city cemetery. Born February 12 1870 near Azalia Indiana she was a life long Friends church member and later attended Sikeston Methodist.
Advance report states Lewis Pierce, 30, suffered a left leg fracture in seven places when caught in a pulley at a saw mill. The limb has been placed in a cast and his condition is listed as fair.
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