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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
5
Rev H McDonough pastor of the Tanner Street Church of God will conduct morning and evening worship next Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with Ivan Gimlin superintendent in charge. The Young People meet at 6 30 and prayer meeting is held each Wednesday at 7 30.
The Christian Church schedules a morning sermon on The Vanishing Way and the New Day next Sunday by Rev. R. M. Talbert. Services start at 10:45 with Bible School at 9:45. An evangelistic service with baptism follows at 7:45 in the evening led by the pastor.
The Baptist Church schedules Sunday morning services at 10 45 with Rev E H Owen preaching on The Living Sacrifice. Bill Hayden leads the 9 30 session as superintendent. Sunday night will feature Ring out the Old subject and the Baptist Training Union meets at 6 30. Wednesday night activities follow.
Concordia Loutheran Church announces sermons titled The Child That Divides the World with Rev. Earl Weis preaching at 11 o clock Sunday morning. An 10 o'clock Adult Bible Class will address questions from the past week while New Year s Eve Communion is at 8 o'clock Monday night and registration is open any time. Walther League zone officers meet next Tuesday at 8 in the parsonage with Herbert Rolf leading. Boy Scout Troop 240 meets also next Tuesday at 7 under Carl Corbin and Rev Weis.
Rev. J. E. Smith leads ongoing revival services announced by Pastor Rev. J. W. Hoffert. The general topic is "Christ" with sermons nightly and through the week. Sunday at 7 30 p m the sermon will be "The Second Coming of Christ." Regular Sunday school and youth and prayer meetings proceed as usual.
Reverend Bartley Schwegler of the Presbyterian church announces services next Sunday starting at 10 45 a m with Sunday school classes to begin at 9 45 a m at the same church.
The Sikes Town Methodist church plans 400 in Sunday school and 500 in church services on January 6 as Rev. M. G. Joyce and church leaders urge all members and nonattenders to attend.
St Francis Xavier Catholic Church lists times for Sunday Mass daily Mass and Holy Day observances. It provides confessional hours on Saturdays and eves of Holy Days, First Friday devotions, and parish contact details at 106 Stoddard Street.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock led by Rev. Carol Cowden the pastor Prayer services occur Sunday night at 6 o clock with evangelistic service at 7 o clock Bible study Tuesday night and Crusader Bible study Friday night at 7 o clock
Pastor Gayle Jackson leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock. W L Thrower superintendent. Senior Christ Ambassador meeting 7 30 Tuesday with Gayle Jackson in charge. Regular prayer meeting 7 30 Friday night. Evangelistic meeting Sunday at 7 30 with the pastor speaking. A welcome awaits all to these services.
The piece traces how Gentiles were welcomed into early Christianity despite Jewish resistance. It notes Peter’s vision and Cornelius at Caesarea, Paul’s shift to Gentile advocacy, and the Jerusalem council debates. It concludes with Jewish Christians losing church control within a century.
A religion themed prayer by Norman Corwin is shared for a radio program urging prayer for brotherhood and equal rights across creeds and colors. The note asks for peace among conquerors and to bind humanity at the treaty table. Also mentioned is the execution of George, Duke of Clarence, by drowning in wine in London in 1478.
Dr. R M James state health commissioner warns the winter cold season will run through March. He explains colds result from low resistance, urges fitness, water and milk rich diet, regular sleep, moderate activity, and isolation of the sick to prevent spread. See a doctor at fever onset.
A note records Hollywood's debut film year 1909 and the title The Sultan's Power. It highlights early cinema milestone with the film credited as the era's pioneer production from the fledgling industry hub.
Mr and Mrs C C Cummins Sikeston residents for nineteen years observed their silver wedding anniversary at their Ruth street home on Christmas day. Mr Cummins a post office employee and Mrs Cummins have two daughters Miss Mary Jane and Betty Wayne Cummins.
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