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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
5
The Baptist Church will host a Sunday morning sermon by Rev. D. Owen on The Natural Man on The Spiritual Man at 10 30 with Sunday School at 9 30 led by Superintendent Bill Hayden. Sunday night the minister speaks on The Three Judgments. The Baptist Training Union gathers at 7.
The Christian Church announces Rev. R. M. Talbert to lead services starting at 10 45 with Bible School at 9 45 and Christian Endeavor at 7. The 18th annual conference for young people will convene in Arcadia from July 9 to 13. The Keystone Class meets Friday at Mrs Buell Sizemore’s Ruth street home.
The Nazarene church will host a Sunday morning sermon titled Christ's Last Token of Love by Rev. J. W. Hoffert at 10 45. Communion will follow. Sunday School begins at 9 30 led by W H Thompson. Sunday night the sermon is Backsliding. Young People meet at 6 15. Prayer meeting is Wednesdays at 7 45.
Pastor Gayle Jackson leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock. W L Thrower is Sunday superintendent. Senior Christ Ambassador meet at 7 30 Tuesday night with Gayle Jackson in charge. Prayer meeting at 7 30 Friday night. Evangelistic meeting Sundays at 7 30 with the Pastor speaking. A welcome awaits all to these services.
Pastor Rev Carol Cowden leads Sunday school at 9 145 am and a Sunday Crusader service for youth at 6 30. Bible study on Tuesdays at 7 15. Divine healing and prayer meeting Saturdays at 7 43. Sunday meat worship hour noted at 7 43. Ferries
New York columnist James Lee Ellenwood argues a community mirrors its homes and that even strong households cannot shield members from the world. He urges readers to unite with neighbors in church next Sunday to combat prejudice inequality and immorality. He warns some people value prices over true worth.
Members of the Sikeston Christian church marked the thirtieth anniversary of their present building with a Sunday evening buffet in the church basement and an informal program. Pastor Rev. R. M. Talbert noted that several attendees had helped dedicate the church thirty years ago. Longtime member Mrs C F Bruton, once organist, served as pianist and Ralph E Bailey read the history he prepared for the twenty fifth anniversary. Funds were announced for extensive repairs to begin when materials are available.
The Methodist church will host a Sunday sermon on the theme What of Tomorrow with Rev. E W Bartley preaching. Summer services will be within the hour with light attendance. The pastor promotes Church School classes for all ages and a July sermon series Spiritual Vitamins. Special music is planned at every service by a good choir in a cool church.
"Christian Brotherhood" will be the Presbyterian theme preached by Rev. Bartley Schwegler at 10 45 Sunday morning. The pastor will lead Sunday School classes at 9 15, and oversee the adult class.
Parish details for St Francis Navier Church list pastors J J ONeill and A H Hoormann, contact 447, Mass times daily and Sundays, holy days, confessions times, First Friday and Holy Hour, devotions, and instructions for contacting priests at 106 Stoddard Street.
A reflective line notes how others perceive age differently as time passes. It suggests a paradox where youth feels perpetual to elders and age appears rapid to the young, inviting contemplation on perception and aging.
The piece traces the rocky spread of early Christianity and Paul’s leadership through his letters to Timothy and Titus. It highlights Timothy’s upbringing by Eunice and Lois, Paul’s mentorship, and the warnings against trivial arguments, church politics, and hypocrisy while stressing every Christian as a living example and missionary.
Miss Betty Deneke and other Methodists attended the district meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship held at Fornfell Monday night. Sponsor Joy Corbin also attended. Deneke was elected a district council member. The Keystone Class of the Sikes ton Christian church will meet Friday night June 22 at the Sizemore home 217 Ruth Street.
The longtime founder and conductor Walter A Maier of The Lutheran Hour addresses listeners this Sunday on station KF VS-1400 330 Dr. News notes his leadership and upcoming program details.
A sermon-like reflection praises those who surpass their era in loyalty and virtue. It cites Columbus Nightingale and Grenfell, Longfellow, Napoleon, and Jesus to evoke courage, selflessness, and sacrifice. The piece urges readers to abandon selfishness and act for the common good.
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