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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
5
Rev G C Schramm will preach Keeping the Lord s Day Holy on Sunday morning November 2 at 9 o’clock. Sunday school follows at 10 o’clock after worship services led by Sikeston Lutheran Church.
Rev E D Owen pastor of the Baptist church will deliver a sermon on Fanning the Flame at the morning worship Sunday at 10 45 oclock Sunday school begins at 9 30 with Alva Vaughn superintendent in charge Evening worship uses Artificial Superficial or Sacrificial as the subject Rev Owen will conduct a two week revival at Brookfield Mo starting next Monday In his absence on Sunday November 9 Rev J E Smith former pastor at Elvins Mo will be guest speaker
Rev. Joseph P. Read of the Christian church will deliver Sunday morning sermon The Minister's Task at 10 45. Sunday school led by Houck Mitchell starts at 9 45. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m. Evening service uses What the Christian Church Believes About Baptism as the sermon title in the continuation of What the Church Believes series.
Rev J W Hoffert pastor of the Church of the Nazarene will preach Impatience an Exceeding Liability at the 10 45 morning worship service next Sunday There will be a missionary service for Junior boys and girls at the morning service At 6 30 pm young people and adult training services will be led by Mrs Hoffert and Mrs Walter Givens Rev Hoffert will also speak Sunday evening on A Fearful Warning to Insincerity.
Rev E W Bartley pastor Sikeston Methodist church will preach on A Letter to the Church at 10 30 morning worship. Supper at 9 30 with L M Standley in charge. Epworth League 6 30 with Miss Kathryn Clark sponsor. Evening service 7 30 I Dare You. Members expected visitors welcome.
Rev Gayle Jackson leads Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with an evangelistic sermon at 730 p m Sundays. Prayer meetings are held Tuesday and Friday nights at 730. Everyone is welcome.
Beginning Sunday November 16 Rev W D Reaves of Hubbard Texas will conduct a three week revival at Sikeston Christian church. He will lead singing with Mrs Reaves as pianist and be assisted by Rev Jos P Read pastor who will hold daily open hours 9 to 12 morning and 9 to 11 evening for appointments and discussions on social domestic or spiritual problems.
Rev Owens, former Moberly pastor, will close the Missouri Baptist General Association meeting in Moberly with the address Winning Missouri for Christ. He will visit Mrs Owen in St Louis this weekend, where she is with her mother Mrs Ledbetter who is seriously ill in a hospital.
The church on Front and Stoddard Streets lists Rev J J O Neill as pastor and Rev A H Hoormann as assistant. Summer Masses 7 00 a m and 9 00 a m. Winter 7 30 a m and 9 30 a m. Holy Days 5 45 a m and 8 00 a m. Weekdays 7 00 a m and 8 00 a m. Saturday 8 00 a m Mass at the Convent. Baptisms after the last Mass Sunday. Confessions Saturday eves of Holy days and first Friday 3 30 to 5 45 p m and 7 00 to 8 30 p m. Confessions heard any time upon request and before Masses for those unable to attend other times.
Members of the Epworth League at the Methodist church held a Halloween party Tuesday night in the basement. Miss Kathryn Clark serves as sponsor of the League.
Nathan Nelson leads the Church of God with Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Prayer service Tuesday 7 30 p m The Victory Leaders Band meets each Sunday at 6 30 p m for young people.
A Sunday school and Missionary zone rally will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the Church of the Nazarene in Charleston Rev J W Hoffert pastor of the Sikeston church announced Representatives from Cape Girardeau Morehouse Wardell Matthews Caruthersville Charleston and Sikeston will attend the event
District Baptists will raise 15000 dollars to buy a Cape Girardeau building as headquarters for the Southeast Missouri Baptist Foundation. Members will donate 25 cents each, with all district ministers aiding the campaign led by Rev. E. Taylor. The Foundation, under Rev. S. D. Aubuchon, supports religious education for Teachers College students seeking biblical instruction.
At a called meeting of teachers and workers in the Methodist Sunday school it was announced that a young people's class would be organized as an added unit. The class will include young men and women and be taught by E. L. Corbin, experienced in Sunday school work.
Gleaners Class held a Halloween party at the church Wednesday night with Mrs. Luke Baker directing the program. Baptist church circles plan Tuesday gathering at Miss Muriel Edwards home to paste baby pictures into Kodak albums, with a contest for entries. Ruth Class enjoyed a ghost party Monday night in the church basement, twenty-one members dressed as ghosts. Hostesses included Mrs. Geo Faris, Mrs. George Leonard, Mrs. Glenn Childers and Mrs. Earl Verble.
The article argues sin as the root of all evil and war, contrasts crime with sin, and notes humanity’s vast suffering from sin. It cites Jesus on the strait gate and Paul on sowing to the flesh, then presents God as light and the need for pardon, confession, and walking in Christ to prove abiding.
The Christian Endeavor group at the Presbyterian church hosted a Halloween costume party Monday night. Mrs. Elmer Poage sponsored the entertainment.
Mrs Dean Marshall will entertain the T Ek L Class of the Baptist church at her home next Tuesday night, November 4. Assisting with the entertainment will be Mrs C M Harris, Mrs G C Lewis and Mrs B C Rice.
The defense stamps are integral to the Defense Program and bear the motto America on Guard. The Treasury aims to ease purchase by selling them in retail stores nationwide, with exchanges available at post offices, banks, and savings and loan associations.
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