Church Bible Study and Sunday Worship Announced
Church of Christ announces Bible Study at 9:45 am and 7:45 pm preaching each Sunday. A 10:45 am service and a Wednesday Bible Study at 7:45 pm are also listed in church notices.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
5
Church of Christ announces Bible Study at 9:45 am and 7:45 pm preaching each Sunday. A 10:45 am service and a Wednesday Bible Study at 7:45 pm are also listed in church notices.
Fr ONewll is remembered in a damaged notice noting his role as pastor. Survivors, funeral times, and locations are partially obscured and unclear while the service schedule lists daily masses at 7:00 AM and a separate mass at 7:00 PM.
Pastor Fev. DO Ellis will preach on the topic What Is Region at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Church school classes begin at 10 with Bartley Schwegler in charge. The young people's service follows at the usual hour, directed by Miss Grace Simpson.
Rev Elmer C Polk of Formfelt Baptist will preach at Sikester church morning and evening in Milner's absence. Sermons cover The Church Winning the Lost and The Regeneration of Soul Winning. Other notices include Methodist gospel at next Sunday service led by Rev Crichlow and a charterty conference, church school at 9:45, and a Presbyterian vacation program directed by Rev Eis. A rummage sale and memorial notices complete the local church activities.
Misses Jewel and Wortha Bishop and Bernice Chaney with Mrs Elmer Poage and James Martin of the Presbyterian church left this morning to attend the Young People's Conference of Presbyterian churches of Missouri in Fulton. The conference will begin to fight and continue for 3 a week. Bartle Schwegler, superintendent of the church school, drove the group to Fulton and will return home tomorrow.
Wm Souther Jr presents a June 25 1939 Sunday school lesson based on Phil 1 12 to 3 16 II Tim 4 7 8 with golden text I have fought the good fight I have finished the course I have kept the faith II Timothy 4 17. He recalls Paul in Rome facing prison and death yet remaining hopeful and forward looking. The sermon notes Pauls endurance, Epaphroditus, and the line I press toward the mark.
June 22 Distinguished service to Missouri communities earned two Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co store managers national Scrolls of Honor from Chain Store Age magazine. Harry Neubauer of Clayton transformed a dead end street into a busy shopping area and Joseph Walker of De Soto led a community board for a Missouri Pacific Railroad prospectus for new industries.
H M Holmes Sikeston district agent for Phillips Petroleum received a gold ten year service pin from the company. Holmes began with Phillips in June 1929 in Springfield Missouri as a survey and development specialist. For the past five years he and his family have lived in Sikeston. A Goa literacy note mentions about 50 million of 355,900 people can read any of the main languages spoken there.
Frank Kindred, Standard Oil representative for Sikeston, takes a two weeks vacation. In his absence J W Pile of St Louis, agent instructor for Standard Oil, leads the Sikeston warehouse. You can believe what you read in The Herald.
Albert Morrill president of Kroger explains nationwide butter surpluses were cut by ad driven campaigns titled Eat More Butter. He reports butter sales rose 18.9 percent across November December and January versus last year amid a 75 million pound surplus and strong competition from oils and spreads.
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