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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

9

First Holy Communion and May Procession at Parish Mass

On May 21 at 7:30 am Mass Mary Carol Ross Irma Marie Schlosser Barbara Jean Schumacher Betty Ann Hopper Betty Jo Donner Bernardine Hann Charles Layton Jack Marshall Joseph Miles William P Hunter Wendall J Hall Raymond Glaus Carl R Smith receive First Holy Communion. Graduates Margaret Ann Moore Mary Elizabeth Frey Claude Jameson Lloyd Shy attend breakfast with Rev J J O Neill. At 4:00 pm a May procession crowns the Blessed Mother with Mary Elizabeth Frey as queen and attendants Moore Jameson Cooley Campbell Rankin carries crown. William Hunter page boy. Parish children join procession singing hymns ending with Rosary and Benediction.

Mary Carol Ross Irma Marie Schlosser Barbara Jean Schumacher Betty Ann Hopper Betty Jo Donner Bernardine Hann Charles Layton Jack Marshall Joseph Miles William P Hunter Wendall J Hall Raymond Glaus Carl] R Smith Margaret Ann Moore Mary Sblizabeth Frey Claude Jameson Lloyd

Learning To Do Well Subject at Methodist Church

The morning sermon at the Methodist Church next Sunday will be "Learning To Do Well" preached by Rev. B. W. Bartley. Sunday school starts at 9:45 with Wilbur W. Ensor as superintendent. Epworth League meets at 6:30, and evening services begin at 7:30.

Methodist Church B. W. Bartley Wilbur W. Ensor Epworth League

Jesus Is My Friend Sermon at Latter Rain Tabernacle

Rev. H. H. Harper conducts Sunday services at 2:30 PM. Next Sunday's sermon topic is Jesus Is My Friend. The public is cordially invited to attend.

H. H. Harper Latter Rain Tabernacle Jesus

Courageous Goodness Theme For Presbyterian Sermon

The Presbyterian church near Sunday will open with a 10 45 a.m. sermon on Courageous Goodness by Rev Bart ley Schwegiel. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a.m. with T J McNeely in charge.

Who Is on the Lord's Side sermon theme

The Christian church plans a Sunday morning service with Rev R M Talbert preaching on Who Is on the Lord's Side. Bible school begins at 9 15 led by Harley Probst. Evening worship at 7 o'clock features Continuing Our Father's Tasks and an Endeavor session at 7.30.

Christian Church R M Talbert Bible School Harley Probst Familes Christian Endeavor Talbert

Assembly of God Church Pastoral Schedule and Meetings

Pastor Gayle Jackson leads Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11. Sunday evening evangelistic service at 7 30 with Pastor A. Senior Christ Ambassador meets Tuesdays at 7 30 led by Mrs Gayle Jackson. Regular prayer meetings Fridays at 7 30. A welcome awaits all to these services.

W L Thrower Christ Ambassador Gayle Jackson

Sermon and baptismal services at Tabernacle tonight

Elder John G Huffman will preach Tonight's sermon titled Who Is My Friend followed by Who Will Enter In next Sunday at 11 45 AM. Baptismal service at 4 PM at the dramape ditch east of S hindson. Evangelistic services to be held at 8 PM Tuesday Thursday and Sunday with evening worship at 8 o clock.

John G Huffman the Tabernacle S.heston

Mass Meeting for Baptist Men Set June 8

A mass meeting for men of the Cape Girardeau and Charleston Baptist Associations will be held at the First Baptist Church at Chaffee on June 8. Representatives from 16 area churches are expected. speakers include Hugh Latimer of Memphis and Dr. Jnc Dowdy. A 7 PM banquet is planned and organizers hope for at least 250 attendees.

Cape Girardeau Charleston First Baptist Church Chaffee Hugh Latimer Memphis W. D. Welker C. O. Branson Ilimo

Watching the Dawn theme for Baptist services Sunday

Rev. E. D. Owen, pastor, selects Watching the Dawn as the Sunday morning sermon theme and Two Roads to Eternity for the evening service. Services begin 10 45. Bill Hayden leads the 9 30 session with supervision by himself, Training Union groups meet at 6 30.

E. D. Owen The Baptist Church Owen Bill Hayden Baptist Training Union

Ascension of Christ Sermon at Concordia Church

The Ascension of Christ will be the sermon subject at Concordia Lutheran church next Sunday morning with Rev. G. C. Schramm preaching. Services start at 11 o'clock while Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 10 with Mrs Jane Atchinson in charge. The Lutheran Hour airs Sunday at 3 from KFUO St. Louis. Schramm will wed Miss Charlotte Kasten of Jackson and Leon Schwab of Bertrand at the Jackson Lutheran church Sunday night.

Concordia Lutheran Church G. C. Schramm Jane Atchinson Kfuo St Jackson Leon Schwab Bertrand

Who Will Be Lost Friday Night Sermon

Rev J W Swearengen preaches at the Church of the Nazarene Friday night with the subject Who Will Be Lost. Saturday night offers Grace for Every Need and Sunday morning Benefits of the Second Benefits, followed by The End on Sunday night.

Church of the Nazarene J. W. Swearengen Swearengen

Co-Workers Society Hosts Spring Meet and Plans Sale

The Co-Workers Society held a social spring gathering at Mrs E J Keith's home Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs Anna Winchester presiding. A rummage sale is planned for the first Saturday in June, location to be announced. Ralph Martin, a defense plant worker, bought an elephant in Kansas City two years ago after quitting as zoo keeper. He sold the elephant, Temple, to a Joplin circus for $1000.

Co-Workers Society E J Keith W W .Kingsbury Anna Winchester Ralph Martin Kansas City Martin Swope Park Zoo Temple Joplin

Paul in Athens and Corinth The International Sunday School Lesson

Paul travels from Berea to Athens then Corinth with Silas and Timothy. In Athens he debates philosophers at Mars Hill, then moves to Corinth where Aquila and Priscilla join, establishing the church amid moral laxity. The lesson probes unity in Christ amid sectarian divisions and citations from Paul’s letters.

Thessalonica Paul Silas Berea Aegean Sea Timothy Apostle Athens Jerusalem Rome Votanes Corinth Aquila Priscilla Ephesus Apollos Christ Jesus Auditoriu Justus Ius Crispus Sodom Peter

Service Held At Home Sunday For Mrs Moore

Mrs Henrietta Moore died at her Park Avenue home after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev E W Bartley. Burial in Sikeston City Cemetery followed with Welsh service. She was born March 28 1871 in Sikeston and lived here all her life. She was a Methodist and member of the Co-Workers Society. Surviving are two sons Leonard of Sikeston and C Marvin of Columbus Ohio a daughter Mrs C B Root of Dodge City Kansas and another son Franklin of Sikeston Plus grandsons John McMullin and Lt Charley J McMullin of the Naval Reserves and a sister Mrs W H Stubblefield Sr of Kansas City Relatives from a distance attended the funeral.

Henrietta Moore Park Avenue E. W. Bartley Methodist Church Sikeston City Moore John L. Shumate Sikeston Co-Workers Society

Died at home in Sikeston Sayers Tanner

Sayers Tanner died at his home on Tanner street after a heart ailment. He had refused to quit work, suffered a severe heart attack Tuesday morning, and died Tuesday night. Funeral services were held at 2:30 pm with Rev. Bartley in charge. Burial followed in Memorial Park cemetery with Masonic rites. He was born October 30, 1898, in Sikeston. He married Una Vowels in 1919 and留 two children Lieut. Charles Tanner and Sue Tanner. He farmed, then worked for Scott County Milling Company, admired for courtesy and integrity. Surviving: his widow Una, son Charles, daughter Sue, mother Mrs. Charles Tanner, brother Harrison Tanner, sister Mrs. Charles H. Moose, uncle John L Tanner, and aunt Mrs. Wm. S. Smith. brother Ned Tanner preceded him. Lieut. Tanner returned from the East Coast last night. sister arrived yesterday.

Sayers Tanner Tanner Street BE. W. Bartley Methodist Church Burnal Memorial Park William Sayers 'Banner Sikeston Western Military Academy Alton Ill Una Vowels Lieut Charles Tanner U. S. Naval Reserves Sue Tanner William Woods College Fulton, Mo Charles S. Tanner Scott County Milling Company Tanner Masonic Lodge Unn ‘Tanner Harrison Tanner Charles H. Moose John L Tanner Wm. S. Smith

Memorial rites pallbearers named for McMullin service

The obituary notes C Marvin McMullin and Col and Mrs Root with son Jimmy among those listed. Pallbearers for Sunday's rites included W H Sikes Grover C Baker A J Renner Murray Klein Moore Greer and Tip Keller.

W H Sikes Grover C Baker A. J. Renner Murray Klein Moore Greer Tip Keller

Methodists to Convene Special Meeting May 29

A special meeting of the Quarterly Conference of the Methodist church is called for Monday night May 29 by Rev. E. W. Bartley. The session will follow a Board of Stewards meeting to be held that night.

Conference of the Methodist Church E. W. Bartley Board of Stewards T

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