Church Mass Times Announced by Rev J J O Neill
Church news notes Rev John J O Neill as pastor announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m and daily mass at 7 30 a m in the parish schedule.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
11
Church news notes Rev John J O Neill as pastor announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m and daily mass at 7 30 a m in the parish schedule.
Sunday gatherings include Bible Study at 9 45 a m and preaching service at 10 45 a m. Evening song service follows. Wednesday night study opens at 7 45 p m.
Church of God listing with Pastor E R Pulliam announces Sunday School at 9 30 am preaching at 11 0 am and 7 30 pm prayer service 7 50 pm Tuesday VB 7 30 Friday night includes weekly schedule and location details
Martin L Cook pastor leads services at Concordia Lutheran Church on Wakefield Avenue. Divine worship is at 9 o clock with Sunday school at 10. A cereal invitation to attend is extended to the community.
The Rev John L Favilor will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning June 1. The evening service features the annual Church School Day program. Special Methodist services list June events with Bishop Broomfield and Rev J Wilson Crichlow among speakers, including the third quarterly conference.
Rev E W Milner pastor of Sikeston Baptist Church will preach Sunday morning on The Bewares of Jesus and the evening sermon will be From a Mansion to Poverty Sunday school and Baptist Training Union services will be held as usual.
No preaching services will be held at the Christian church on Sunday June 4. Rev R S Rains the pastor for the past two years and who recently resigned the pastorate left this week for Greenville and his successor has not yet been selected. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor will be held as usual.
Fisher superintendent of the Presbyterian Orphanage at Farmington will preach at the regular morning worship hour at the local Presbyterian church on Sunday June 4. There will be no evening service. Sunday school and young people's services will be held as usual. Rev D D Ellis, pastor, attends a denominational meeting at Montreal NC and will return next Thursday.
Rev A D Friitzian, a returned missionary from India, will preach at the regular morning worship at the Church of the Nazarene on Sunday June 4 in native Indian costume. Rev F A Welch of Piedmont will also attend the morning service. Evening evangelistic services will be led by Pastor C F Transue. Donations exceed 900 toward new pews with 600 needed. pews expected to be installed between June 10 and 16.
The Living Book TM will be presented as a semi pageant by the Methodist Sunday school at 7 50 p m on Sunday night June 4 at the church. Mass Olga Matthews chairs the program committee directing part of the program with Lemarl Ray Marsh leading and Frank Miller reading the story. Howard Wilson will represent Eljeh. Hebrew family members include Melvin Kornegger father Miss Helen Vera Dudley mother Carolin Weltecke and children Billy Foley and Frank Stevens. Primary and junior department children will sing and tell Bible stories before the Hebrew family tale. Other committee members are Mrs W E Hollingsworth Mrs Frank Schulte Mrs George Fowler Miss Caroline Hess Miss Grace Mane Sitzes Walter Rayburn and Wil Dur Ensor. Kathryn Clark is organist with Hazel Weltecke and Tanner Cave at the piano. A church youth choir will provide music.
More than 150 children attend the Daily Vacation Bible School at Sikeston Baptist Church led by Mrs F W Muner. Classes run from 9:50 to 11:50 daily through Friday June 9 with handiwork Bible lessons and activities for primary to intermediate grades. Faculty includes Mrs Albert Lone Mrs Merle Stanfill Mrs Clyde Meredith Mrs Ernest Hedden and Rev E W Milner assisted by Miss Marian Sexton Anda McCurston Ruth Moore Shirley Jean Smith and Mary Ann Lankford.
The Ben Jon Missionary Society of the Methodist church finished the study of The Church Takes Root in India at a Friday night meeting at Mrs Clyde Matthews s Moore avenue home. Miss Lucille Mount led the session after a covered dish supper. Upcoming meetings were announced for June 2 with the Nazarene and Young Women’s Missionary Societies and the Men’s Movement at the church.
Rev R S Rains resigns as pastor after 20 months at Sikeston church due to his mother's illness in Greenville. He thanks members and The Sikeston Herald for support and will depart this week to join Mrs Rains in Chicago area after his final sermon.
A two week Daily Vacation Bible School program at Miner Baptist Church concluded with songs recitations and impromptu talks Sunday night. Mrs James Reeves supervised with assistants Mrs Ben Matthews Mrs Raymond Ford Miss Irene Matthews and others among the teaching staff. Attendance reached fifty eight children from the Miner community.
The Co-Workers Society of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday June 135 at the home of Mrs E Keith. President Mrs Roy V Else will preside over the meeting.
Rev. John J. Lonergan, 51, former pastor of the Catholic church in Chaffee and recent pastor of St Cronan's in St. Louis, died at St. John's Hospital early Sunday. Born in Templemore County Tipperary Ireland, he was well known in Southeast Missouri. Funeral services were held Wednesday in St. Louis. Also noted, Rev John L Taylor, Methodist pastor, spent early week in Fayette Missouri for a pastors' school and visited Columbia before returning home with his wife Mrs Tavlor.
Wr Souther Jr discusses Paul’s journey to Rome from Asia Minor to Macedonia, Ephesian headquarters, and the Jerusalem trials leading to his appeal to Caesar. It reflects on divine purpose guiding leaders and nations, citing Agabus, Felix, Festus, Agrippa, and the aim to preach the gospel in Rome despite peril. The sermon ties Paul’s voyage to God shaping world events and a century of Christian history.
At a Methodist church meeting last Sunday morning the men's Bible Class voted to be active against saloons and keep them out of the town.
Sikeston Boy Scouts prepare for their encampment at Camp Lewallen starting Sunday June 11. Over half of the three troops plan to attend as 1200 construction funds a new mess hall. Eagle Scout Bill Hollister of Lincoln Neb directs nature study Indian lore and Scoutcraft with Jim Monsour aiding archery and waterfront activities. Randall Britton Cape Girardeau assists with supplies and athletics while Wayne Dean from Chaffee runs the camp store. Last year 245 boys spent 2835 weeks there and another week may be added to meet reservations.
Funeral services for Mrs Robert Cantwell age 17 were conducted Sunday afternoon at Sikeston Baptist Church by Rev E W Milner. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. She died at 7:50 PM Friday night May 26 at Southeast Missouri Hospital after admission for surgical treatment the prior Sunday. She is survived by her...
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