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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1953
Page
4
Corner Matthews and Warner is home to Reverend Billie Butler's church with Sunday School at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11:00 and Evening Services An all ages Children’s Service at 7:00 Evangelistic at 7:30 Wednesday Young Peoples at 7:00 Saturday Bible Study at 7:30 plus KSIM radio broadcast Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:00.
Reverend Loren Wooten leads services at Kathleen church with Sunday School at 9 45 morning church service at 11 00 and sermon by the pastor Evening Worship at 7 00 Young People's Meeting Tuesday at 7 15 and Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 7 15
James Hatley leads Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 Baptist Training Union at 7 00 evening worship at 8 00 and prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 in the McCord Addition venue with Baptist services directed by Rev H H Sturch and the congregation.
Sikeston Missionary Baptist Church at Corner Scott and William Streets announces Sunday School at 10:30, preaching at 11:00, Baptist Training Service at 6:30, preaching at 7:00. Bible Study Wednesday night and Saturday night preaching at 7:30. Rev. CC Bishop leads services.
Reverend Hershal Asa and Robert Forsythe present a remote KSIM broadcast at nine, Sunday School at nine forty five, sermon by the pastor, junior choir at six forty five, church service at seven, mid week prayer at seven thirty Wednesdays, and Saturday evening services at seven thirty.
Rev L J Chastain conducts services at Miner Baptist Church with Training Union Director Charles Krauss and Floyd Woods. Church service at 8.00, mid week prayer service at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday.
Announcement notes a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 and a mid week service at 7 30. Readers are invited to send news items to The Bierald by mail or by telephone for publication.
Arthur C Helton leads Alfred Parker Sunday School for 1000 attendees. Morning worship at 1100. Baptist Training Union at 700 with Lester Peel as director. Evening worship at 800. Mid week prayer services every Wednesday at 800.
The Church of God of Prophecy at 717 West Kendall lists services with Rev. Cleason D. Lord preaching at 11.00 followed by an evangelistic message at 7 30. Women’s Missionary Meeting at 6 30, Prayer and Young People’s services at 7 30, with a Gleaners Service at 6 30 on Thursday.
George H. Adkins announces Sunday Church School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 youth fellowship 5 00 to 6 30 and evening union worship at 7 30 PM on South New Madrid Street.
The Rt Rev Msgr J J O Neill V F announces Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 9:30 am and Holy Day Masses at 5 45 am 7 00 am and 9 00 am Daily Mass at 7 30 am and 8 15 am Confessions Saturdays and eves of Holy Days 3 30 pm to 5 45 pm and 7 00 pm to 8 30 pm Confessions available on request for appointment telephone 447 at the Catholic Rectory.
The Church of Christ on South Kingshighway lists morning Bible school at 9 45, morning worship at 10 50, evening Bible class for young people at 6 45, evening worship at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer service and Bible study at 7 30. Minister Rev J E Green invites all to attend. a welcome is extended to visitors.
NYPS 6 30 announces junior service at 6 30. Evangelistic message by the pastor at 7 30. Mid-Week Service Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Communion service occurs every Sunday at 11 15 a m and on the second Sunday of each month. The schedule aims to accommodate monthly observances with consistent weekly timing.
Crowe and Center Streets Crowe Addition hosts Rev. Vera Hamblin with Crusaders-645. Evening Service at 7:45 and Wednesday Prayer Meeting also at 7:45.
Methodist Church on North New Madrid Street lists Rev M G Joyce. Presbyterian Church on Matthews Avenue lists Rev Joseph N Suitor. Sunday School at 9 40 and main service at 10 45 with Gerald Howard noted.
Clarence A Critchlow Bible School at 10:00 for all ages with Morning Worship at 11 00. Co E at 6 30 Evening Worship at 7 00. Sunday school attendance listed for October 4 across First Baptist First Methodist Assembly of God Church Nazarene Tanner Street Church of God Apostolic Pentecostal Christian and Presbyterian churches with attendance figures.
Park location at Wakefield with Rev Earl Weis leading Bible School classes at 9 30 and church service at 10 30 Matthews appears as reference to the church or surrounding area.
A Monday all day fellowship gathering in Dexter drew members from the Assembly of God Church. Sikeston attendees included Rev. and Mrs Loren Wooten, Rev. Everett Hurley, Mrs Lula Bell, QO. M. Hicks, Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Mattie Jackson, Mrs. Daisy Tate, Mrs. Mary Payne and her daughter Linda, Mrs. Ova Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schuerenberg, and Mrs. Liddie Winer.
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist met last Thursday evening at Mrs Lencil Crouthers Rural Route 3 for a pot luck supper. Fourteen members with September birthdays gathered for a birth anniversary dinner along with other class members.
A church pamphlet extols that societal progress comes from improving people. The writer cites the Bible and Jeremiah to argue that better men are the path to better conditions and fairer treatment for all. The text frames moral reform as divine and universal.
Lesson outline uses Jeremiah 31 31 34 Matthew 5 1 10 John 3 3 5 I Peter 1 13 23 Memory verse I will put my spirit within you Ezekiel 36 27 themes emphasize internal transformation guided by scripture and divine instruction for believers.
The passage reflects on Jeremiah’s foretold new covenant for a spiritual nation of hearts rather than a political entity. It contrasts worldly wealth with blessedness of the meek and merciful, citing Jesus, Nicodemus, Paul, and Peter as models of transformation through divine design and service to humanity. It ends with a psalmic plea for a clean heart and renewed spirit.
A compact notice urges readers to telephone their news tips to The Herald, promising prompt publication of local items and reader submissions to fill the paper’s pages.
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