Church Mass Times Announced by Rev ONEUL
Rev John J ONEUL announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 am and daily masses at 7 3 am. Parish schedule reflects early and weekend worship times. Local readers are advised to note the new service hours.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
9
Rev John J ONEUL announces Sunday masses at 7 30 and 9 30 am and daily masses at 7 3 am. Parish schedule reflects early and weekend worship times. Local readers are advised to note the new service hours.
Bible study at 9 45 a m and 11 00 a m. A service with song at 10 45 a m. Wednesday night preaching at 7 45 p m.
Gospel of Peace Tabernacle on North Street under Pastor H E Wheeler holds regular services every Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m and Sunday morning at 9 50.
Church of God activities listed include Sunday school at 9 50 am preaching and prayer services. Pastor toGo Furnished, Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm and Friday night service.
Sunday morning at the Methodist church Rev. John J. Taylor will preach on A A Cloud of Witnesses. Communion will precede worship. Church school classes at 9 45 with a new class for young college men and women led by Rev. Taylor. The Third Quarterly Conference met Tuesday night at 7 45 with Dr J W Citchlow presiding elder.
In the absence of Rev E L W Mamer, Rev A B Cooper of Charleston will deliver the sermon at the Baptist church Sunday morning July 5 at 10 45. The evening service will be led by Rev Lem Council starting at 7 45. Prayer meeting was conducted last night by Rev Rosco Pridy.
Christian church plans Sunday morning worship centered on the subject Christian Patriotism with Rev. R. S. Rains preaching. Communion will precede the service. Bible school at 9:45 with R. A. McCord as superintendent. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 7. Evangelistic services at 8 with the Eternal Life topic.
Special Fourth of July services will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 9 o'clock with Pastor Rex D D Ellise preaching on Christian Citizenship. Sunday school follows at 10:30. At 8 o'clock the evening service will include the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Young People's meetings run at 6 39 each Sunday evening with Miss Jewel Bishop in charge. The Woman's Auxiliary meeting, set for Monday night July 1, is postponed to July 11.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene will meet Friday July 1 at the local church. The session opens at 1 30 p m with Mrs L H Rector presiding as president of the society.
Beginning July 4 a revival will be held at the Fairview school house south of Sikeston Rev. Lem Council will lead the meetings for two weeks assisted by Pastor Rev A E Ray This notice lists religious event details and local church names and dates
Rev C F Transue, who attended the first national convention of Sunday schools of the Church of the Nazarene at Bethany Oklahoma last week, returned home Monday. More than 1000 delegates from Canada and the U S attended. In Bethany a town of 2000 no liquor or tobacco is advertised or sold and any such business is promptly closed by the mayor and officials. The Church of the Nazarene is the sole denomination with almost the entire population as members.
Rev R S Rains of Sikeston Christian church will begin evangelistic services at Matthews on Tuesday night July 5. Miss Manan Schaefer, missionary from India, and her brother Harry preparing for missionary work at Johnson Bible College in Tennessee will assist. Slides of scenes in India and other lands will be shown if a stereopticon can be obtained.
A missionary from India who recently graduated from Butler College in Indiana is staying with Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Rains in Spreston. Miss Schaefer plans to return to India around year’s start to assist her parents, long time missionaries there.
Mesdames Haskel Palmer L H Rector and George Johnson charter members of the Church of the Nazarene will lead morning services next Sunday. Each will give a talk on church organization and laymen’s duties. Laymen’s Day observance continues with Walter Palmer of Libourn speaking at the 7 30 evening service in the pastor’s absence Rev C F Transue.
Milton Crase will lead the prayer service at 7 30 tonight at the Church of the Nazarene. Tomorrow night the Young Woman's Missionary Society and the Triple M group meet at 8 30. Mrs Pauline Limbaugh leads the missionary society and Mick Murrell the Triple M.
The Assembly of God church at Salcedo will hold morning services at 11 with Rev. L. Riley preaching on The Plain Salvation. Sunday school begins at 9 45. Evening service at 7 will feature Rev. R A Roberson of Marion.
A religious lesson explores Joshua and Moses with emphasis on Caleb, faith, leadership, and devotion to Jehovah. It traces the scouting report, the wilderness wanderings, Joshua's rise, and the farewell address, highlighting the contrast between Moses and Joshua and the people's renewed pledge to serve God.
Lions Club members will be supper guests at the New Madrid CCC camp on Wednesday night July 6. A softball game will be played after the supper.
Rev. and Mrs. C F Transue and children Thelma Earl and Golda left Tuesday for Eldon Missouri to attend a district convention of the Nazarene Young People's Society. After Eldon they will visit relatives at Rayville Richmond Hardin and Orrick and return home July 8.
Approximately fifty members of the Sikeston Masonic Lodge No. 310 attended special services for St. John's Day at the Methodist church. The altar flowers honored the late Dr. O. E. Kendall who was worshipful master for thirty years and organized the local Eastern Star Chapter.
Joe McCord driving a Dodger sedan crashed into highway guard rails between Arcadia and Fredericktown after leaving the Christian Young People's Assembly. The car suffered over 100 dollars in damage but McCord and five passengers Nan na Lou Marshall Elizabeth Bloomfield Tom Bloomfield James Bryant and Eleanor Righter were uninjured. McCord later received stitches for a wrist injury from the assembly incident.
Cape Girardeau attorney J Grant Frye will address the Kiwanis Club at the Palace Cafe supper meeting Friday at 6 20. He will discuss Taxation. Previous speaker L T Berthe of Charleston spoke on the Mississippi River floods and flood control, praising current methods but noting floods are always a danger.
Mrs Calvin Greer departs for New York to board the S S Franconia for a six week North Cape cruise. The voyage includes Iceland Arctic Ocean visits and a run to North Cape the northernmost point in the world. Coastal Norway Osso Stockholm Leningrad Moscow overland, then Aquitania return via Denmark Scotland Holland and Southampton England.
W. P. Renner long with Union Central Life Insurance accepts a similar field representative post with Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance in southwest Iowa. He will start July 15 and relocate with his wife Mrs. Renner and children Mary Elizabeth and William Phillip Jr. to Des Moines area in August.
The Attorney General's office ruled that the State Conservation Commission may acquire the proposed Big Oak Tree State Park in Mississippi county. The site, contracted at 8000 dollars, will be paid one third by Jacob L. Babler, one third from the State Park Board appropriation, and the remainder by the Conservation Commission for conservation of fish, game, forestry and wildlife resources.
Mrs J G Mocabee and Mrs J M Reynolds of Covina California visit their son J A Mocabee at Del Rey Hotel. The group includes Mr Reynolds and son J M Jr and Mr Mocabee's nephew Charles Franklin Duncan. They plan to stay until July 8 with Newport Arkansas trip a dinner at Earl Malone Jr home and picnics in Mississippi County. Mrs E Rogers of Los Angeles will join for remaining entertainment.
Mr and Mrs W E Hollingsworth with daughters Miss Wootson and Ruth Mr and Mrs Harry Dover and son Joe Mr and Mrs Earl Allen Mr and Mrs B T Brothers Misses Betty Belle Donnell and Betty Jo Gross and Howard Haubein of Joplin Mo spent a Sunday picnic at Giant City Park near Carbondale Illinois The group was joined by Mr and Mrs John Pearson and daughters Evelyn and Caroline of Evansville Ind Mrs Pearson formerly Elsie Ginger who once lived in Sikeston The park is part of a CCC camp and a noted attraction in southern Illinois.
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