Church Mass Schedule Announced by Rev Jean J O Neill
Rev Jean J O Neill outlines church services with Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 am and daily masses at 6 00 and 2 00 pm at the lake church facility in the notice.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
5
Rev Jean J O Neill outlines church services with Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 am and daily masses at 6 00 and 2 00 pm at the lake church facility in the notice.
Sunday School at 9 30 am with preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm prayer services. Tuesday vesper service at 7 30 pm. Friday night V L B gathering at 7 30 pm.
Bible Study at 9 45 am and 745 pm on Wednesday night. Song service at 10 45 am and preaching service at 11 am each Sunday. Bible Study also offered Wednesday at 7 45 pm.
Pastor Rev Herbert J Teske invites congregants to Sunday morning service conducted by the pastor at a noted time. The message extends a cordial welcome to family and friends and invites attendance.
Rev Jonn L Taylor will preach How to Be a Constructive Christian at the Methodist church Sunday morning July 16 with no evening service. Rev D D Els of Sikeston Presbyterian plans July 16 evening sermon The Antidote for a Humdrum Safe. Sunday school at 10, young people at 7. John Ruskin quote ends note.
Revival services led by Rev A F Balsmeirer of Hutchinson will close Sunday night July 16 with Rev C F Transue as pastor. Mrs Balsmeirer directs music and youth programs as large crowds attend both daily and Sunday services. Public invitation extended.
Rev E W Milner will preach Sunday morning on Magnifying Prayer and evening on Pigs. The sermon subjects follow the usual Baptist Training Union and Sunday school services.
The Russell-Bradley Missionary Society of the Methodist church met in the church parlors Tuesday night with Mrs Tanner C Dye presiding as president. After the business meeting, members went to the Steak House for refreshments and a social hour.
Announcement of a United Singing Convention meeting at the high school gymnasium this Sunday July 16 invites the public to attend. The program includes group singing and special selections.
Miss Flavia Carroll of Sikeston was elected president of the Southeast Missouri Christian Young People's Conference at Arcadia during the 12th annual meeting. Officiating officers include Allen Garner Jr of Poplar Bluff and others from St Louis Hematite Kennett, Dexter, Flat River and Hayti. Rev R M Talbert of Cape Girardeau was re elected as head of the conference.
The Church of the Nazarene aims for 400 in Sunday school attendance next Sunday July 16 led by Rev C F Transue. The Senior Boys Class earns a nickel per new member. prizes go to the three members who bring the most new members and visitors. July 20 is labeled Bang Your Neighbor Day with urged plans to invite friends and neighbors.
The Young Women's Auhorgy of the Baptist church met Tuesday night July 11 at president Christine Cauthorne's Greer Avenue home. Plans for the organization's program over the next six months were outlined at the gathering.
Southern’s Sunday school lesson discusses Rehoboam as a proud and foolish king whose heavy policies helped trigger Israel’s split. The sermon links Solomon’s decline, Jeroboam’s revolt, and the broader pattern of kingdoms rising then fading, urging Biblical lessons for modern conduct and faith.
The Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon at Mrs T F Henry’s home. Mrs J A O’Hara, president of the local unit, presided over the gathering.
Members of the Friendship Circle of the Woman's Benefit Association will enjoy a covered dish luncheon on Friday at the home of Mrs C C Buchanan on South Kingshighway. Mrs Elijah Inman is president of the circle.
Members of the Ebert Kready plan a birthday party at the home of president Mrs Arch Russell at 2 30 o clock in the afternoon on July 20 All members are urged to attend.
Mrs L J Prosser, Mrs M Peal Clark and Robert Wilbur join families in Plant City for graduation of Morning Peal Clark Jr. He earned the D KR medal for history and a second honor as the Woman's Club presents the Constitution and Supreme Court editions. He will attend Southern College in Lakeland Florida. Mrs Wilbur visited for health, hopes recovery and returned home last Friday.
Walter Lankford, son of Mr and Mrs W W Lankford, began work Monday as a member of the bookkeeping force at the Bank of Sikeston. He had spent the past two years in Memphis and earlier worked with his father in the local cotton business.
Chester Edwards bought the Feltner Shoe Shop on North New Madrid Street and will begin operation after more materials arrive. He had worked there for ten months and plans interior remodeling to open by week’s end.
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