St Francis Xavier Church Announces Mass Schedule
Rev John J ONeil pastor. Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 am. daily masses at 7 00 am.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
3
Rev John J ONeil pastor. Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 00 am. daily masses at 7 00 am.
Church of God at West Kendall Street lists Pastor E R Pulham. Sunday School at 9:350 arm. Preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Prayer service at 7 50 pm. Tuesday meeting. W L EB 7 30 Friday night.
Bible Study at 9 45 a m with song service at 10 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m every Sunday. Bible Study at 7 45 p m Wednesday night.
Fev Illbert Lo Teske pastor at Concordia Lutheran church will preach Sunday morning July 30 on the subject An Argument for the Laving Fath. Services are held each Sunday morning and the public is invited to attend.
Rev Joseph P Read pastor of 4th Christian church Covington Ky will be guest speaker at Sikeston Christian church during both Sunday services on July SQ The Sikeston church currently has no pastor and follows Rev RB S Rains who resigned not yet replaced
Rev J T Self, retired minister of Sikeston, will lead a two weeks revival starting tomorrow night at the East End Methodist Church. Services start each evening at 8 o'clock with a 30 minute song and prayer service. The public is invited to attend.
Rev Milner of Sikeston Baptist church will headline services sharing insights from Echoes from the Baptist World Alliance. He will discuss the Atlanta session where about 30 000 representatives from 712 000 0900 Baptists gathered for the five year meetings in various countries. Attendees included Dr George W Truett of Dallas and Dr J H Rushbrooke of London with Southeast Missouri delegates Dr HH McGinty of Cape Girardeau and Mrs A B Cooper of Charleston.
Rev D D Fillis pastor will preach Sunday morning and evening services July 0 at o clock morning service begins at S o'clock Rex Ellis will preach on Past Feeline Sunday school at clock Sunday morning and young people's group meets at 7 o'clock Sunday night
Rev A B Cooper spoke at Sikeston Baptist as Rev E W Milner attended the Baptist World Alliance meeting. The Southeast Missouri Baptist Foundation aims to raise $6000 for a Chair of Religious Education at State College Cape Girardeau. An instructor will teach Bible Greek and related courses free to all students in the First Baptist church building. Full college credit will be awarded. Plans include a new Student Center near campus.
The former Rev. John L. Taylor, pastor, will preach Sunday morning at Sikes ton Methodist Church on the topic Christian Liabilities. Sunday evening services at the church are discontinued during July and August.
The article details Rev. J TY Self's Sunday sermon in Malden replacing the vacationing Rev. P A Casey. It recalls Self's 1910-11 Malden pastorate and a large class he received, with R T Couey noted as a former member and influential Sikeston citizen. It also records the first anniversary program at Smith Chapel Methodist in Sunset Addition with Rev. S D Woods as speaker and a list of invited ministers, speakers, and musical participants.
The Sikeston Lions club held its regular weekly meeting at New Madrid with a fish supper served by the Catholic church ladies. The next meeting will be at noon on Wednesday August 2 at the Palace Cafe with President A M Jackson in charge.
Leon M. Lane farm extension agent of Scott county will be the special guest speaker at the Sikeston Kiwanis Club weekly meeting Friday night July 28 in Hotel Marshall dining room. Lane will discuss the Scott county farm program. George W. Kirk leads the program in Harper’s absence, Earl M. Allen presides. Sixty members and guests attended the club picnic at Simpson's Grove last Friday with fried chicken a la George Hale as the main dish and guests including Dr W. Parker and Mr C White among others.
A framed portrait based on a 1921 photograph presented by Judge Charles H. Danes will be completed by H. L. Lueders and donated to the Scott County Bar Association for display in Benton court. Gen Nathaniel W. Watkins, born near Georgetown Kentucky, long prominent in Southeast Missouri civic life, Civil War general, and half brother of Henry Clay, is buried near Morley.
At a Sikeston American Legion meeting on Highway 60 the post voted to police the Southeast Missouri Jubilee grand parade this fall. The group plans remodeling and additions to the post hut used last year. Dr. W W Anthony, post commander, led the session. Members of the Baptist Young Womans Auxiliary will hold a picnic and swimming party in Dexter on Tuesday night August 1.
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