Church Mass Schedule Announced by Pastor O Neill
Rev. John J. O Neill announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m and daily masses at 7 30 a m for the parish.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
Rev. John J. O Neill announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m and daily masses at 7 30 a m for the parish.
Bible Study at 9:45 am and 7:45 pm Wednesday night. Song service at 10:45 am. Preaching service at 11 am.
Regular services every Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m and Sunday morning at 9 50 Revival services every evening at 8 45 Rev and Mrs Wm Pygett evangelists assisted by Mrs Lucille Ford.
Rev E W Milner will preach A Quest for the Best at 10 45 am Sunday church services. Sunday school starts 9 30 am. Evening service at 7 45 pm features The Volunteer. Daily Vacation Bible School enrolls over 200 youths under Mrs E W Milner with aides James F Ernest Hedden E F Weidemeann Merle Stanfill and O A Arthur. Sessions run 8 30 am to 9 30 am Monday through Friday.
The Pearl of Great Price will be the sermon subject at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning with Rev. D. D. Ellis preaching. Services begin at 9 o'clock. The Sunday school, led by Elmer Poage, begins at 10. Miss Jewell Bishop leads the Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30. Vacation Bible School enrollment reaches thirty, with Rev. Ellis in charge, assisted by Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. Ruby Mamby, sessions 9 to 11 daily for five days.
Rev L F Young pastor leads a revival at the Church of God tabernacle on West Kendall street Sikeston. Services start each evening at 8 o clock evening as the public is invited to attend.
The Christian church will hold Sunday morning services with the sermon titled Heaven by Rev. S Rains. Communion will be observed during the worship hour. Bible school meets at 10 45 with R A McCord directing. Senior and Junior Endeavor meet at one PM. Midweek prayer and choir practice continue Wednesdays at eight with Miss Madge Davis directing.
Rev. C. F. Transue will preach The Offense of the Cross at morning service. The Lord's Supper will be observed. Evangelistic services begin at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Transue in charge. Young People and Junior Society meetings at 6:30 p.m.
Laymen's Day will be observed in Methodist churches of Missouri this Sunday. Dr W W Parker president of the State Teachers College Cape Girardeau will address Sikeston church at morning services. Epworth League services follow at 6 45 with youth in charge. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev John L Taylor with the sermon titled suffocating the Spirit.
Next Sunday Methodist churches across the country will observe Layman's Day with lay speakers at regular services. Dr W W Parker president of State College in Cape Girardeau will speak at Sikeston at 10 50 and Benton at 7 30. Various lay delegates will address morning services at district churches including George Kirk Charleston C C White Lilbourn W E Hollingsworth New Madrid and others.
Miss Edna Hedden daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hedden will depart next week for Ridgecrest North Carolina for a ten day stay with the Baptist Student Retreat The Youth Revival group she joins will also visit Washington DC and East Coast cities before returning to Missouri to resume revival work under the Baptist churches in Kansas City St Joseph Nevada Jefferson City and Joplin They will spend a week at Baptist Hill near Monett before returning home in August
Fifteen young people from the Presbyterian church held an enjoyable outing and picnic supper Friday night at Better Service Park in Cape Girardeau. Mr and Mrs Elmer Poage accompanied the group.
Reverend C. F. Transue was recalled Sunday by his congregation for the fifth consecutive year as pastor of the Church of the Nazarene. The church credited him with guiding the ministry forward and praised his faithful leadership.
The seventeenth State convention of the Church of God, led by General Overseer A. J. Tomlinson of Cleveland Tennessee, will be held in Sikeston from July 20 to 24. Rev. E. R. Pulliam and the Sikeston church prepare for the event.
The Ebert Kready Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs. John L. Tanner's home on June 16. Miss Sadie Emory and Mrs. Jennie Stubblefield will assist, with Mrs. J. N. Ross as program leader and Mrs. Calvin Greer in charge of devotionals.
The Daily Vacation Bible school at the Church of the Nazarene will end this Friday. An 80 pupil program is scheduled for Friday night at 7 30 with parents and friends invited to attend the young people’s program following the wrap up picnic.
Rev. Wallace, pastor of the Messier and Silent Hill Baptist churches, along with Mrs. Wallace, their son John Dallas Jr., and the minister’s mother Mrs. Martha Wallace, recently returned from a tour through North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Georgia, South Carolina and Indiana. The party visited Richmond Virginia for a Baptist convention, and in Washington toured the White House and Mt. Vernon. On the way to Sikeston they stopped at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, which he hopes to attend next year.
Rev John L Taylor pastor of the Methodist church Fay ette Mo is at the annual pastors school for Missouri ministers. He will return Saturday to speak Sunday night. About 200 ministers and lay leaders attend the six day session with Bishop W T Watkins of Atlanta and Dr Frank C Tucker of St Louis leading lectures.
Wm Seuthern Jr reflects on Gethsemane, prayer, and divine fate and shares stories of a dying man, a father’s regret, and a self made financier who credits prayer. He links personal faith to history, destiny, and leadership, urging submission to God’s will.
Keith Real Estate notes 42 buildings under construction in Sikeston with a projected finish cost of 352,500 dollars. He cites a surge of new businesses, housing demand, and calls for more dealers to meet growth, warning against congestion and urging standard lots for housing. He mentions Reid Roofing and local commerce as signs of a thriving town.
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