Church circles hold meetings across four denominations
The Young Matrons Circle of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Sept 8 at Mrs. W. E. Hedden's Rath Street home. The Western Circle of the Methodist church gathered Tuesday at Miss Clara Werneck's East Kathleen Street residence. The Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary convened at the church Sept 8 for a business and program session led by Mrs. F. F. Converse with plans for a church supper and party on Sept 29. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at 2 o'clock today at Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Schramm's home, with Mrs. William Gemeinhardt of Matthews in charge.
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The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
W. E. Hedden
Rath Street
Methodist Church
Clara Werneck
Kathleen Street
Women’s Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
F. F. Converse
Ladies Aid of
Lutheran Church
G. C. Schramm
William Gemeinhardt
Matthews
Rev John Taylor Attends St Louis Methodist Meet
Pastor Rev John E. Taylor of the Methodist church joined ministers at a pre-conference gathering for the St. Louis Conference of Methodist Churches in St. Louis. Plans were laid for the conference’s annual meeting to be held in St. Louis on October 7.
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John ET. Taylor
Methodist Church
St. Louis
Regular Services at Methodist Mission
Rev H H Harper pastor of the Methodist Mission in Smith addition will lead services Sunday. Sunday school starts at 10 o'clock and morning worship at 11. Evening preaching begins at 7 30. Prayer meetings are held each Thursday at 7 30 in the church.
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H H. Harper
Methodist
Smith Addition
Christians Hear Message on Disciples
Rev Joseph P Read of the Christian Church will preach The Aim of the Disciples at morning worship next Sunday. Sunday school at 945 am, supervised by Hauck Mitchell. Christian Endeavor starts at 630 pm with Rev Read sponsoring the Senior group and Mrs Roger Bailey sponsoring the Junior group. Evening worship at 730 pm features The Missing Man.
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Joseph P. Read
The
Christian Church
Hauck Mitchell
Christian Endeavor
Read
Roger Bailey
Methodist Worship Returns After Redecorated Sikeston Church
The Sikeston Methodist Church will resume morning and evening services on Sunday September 14 in the newly redecorated auditorium. Rev John L Taylor will preach on The Pillar and Ground of the Truth and Worthy of the Gospel as special music by a forty voice choir directed by Mrs H J Welsh will accompany services including Handel and Gounod pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Taylor
Sikeston Methodist Church
Malone Theater
Taylor
H. J. Welsh
Xerxes
Handel
Demerest
Tetrali
Nazarene Revival to Close Next Sunday at Church
The Church of the Nazarene revival led by Rev. Morris Finger and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson will run through Sunday. Mr. Johnson will play the smallest musical instrument and both will perform accordion duets. They will sing hymns in Swedish German and Eskimo. Services begin 9:30 a.m. with Sunday school then 10:45 a.m. morning worship. Young People at 6:30 p.m. and evening service at 7:45 p.m.
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Church of the Nazarene
Morris Finger
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Universe Watchword Subject For Baptists
Rev. E. D. Owen, pastor of the Baptist Church, will speak Sunday morning on The Watchword of the Universe. Service begins 10 45. The gin at 9 30 with Alva Vaughn in charge as superintendent. Baptist Training Union at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 45 with A Personal Testimony.
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E. D. Owen
The
Baptist Church
Alva Vaughn
Baptist Training Union
Owen
The Lost Coin Sermon at Lutheran Church
Rev. G C Schramm will preach The Lost Coin as his sermon topic on Sunday morning. Worship starts at 9 00 with Sunday school at 10 00. Walther League meets at 7 45 with Mrs Ruby Young in charge. Bible study and fellowship are invited.
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G. C. Schramm
Lutheran Church
Walther League
Ruby Young
Assembly of God Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Gayle Jackson pastor conducts Sunday School at 10am and morning worship at 11am each Sunday. Evangelistic sermon at 730pm by the pastor. Prayer meetings on Tuesday and Friday nights at 730. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Jackson
St Francis Xavier Church Daily Mass Schedule and Baptism Time
St Francis Xavier Catholic Church on Front and Stoddard Streets lists Rev J J O Neill as pastor and Rev A H Hoormann as assistant. Summer Masses are 7:00 and 9:00 a m from June to September, Winter 7:30 and 9:30 a m October to May. Holy Days 5:45 a m and 8:00 a m. Weekdays 7:00 and 8:00 a m. Saturday 8:00 a m Mass at the Convent. Baptisms after the last Sunday Mass.
Church of God Sunday Services and Youth Band
Nathan Nelson pastors 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 at 7 30 p m The Victory Leaders Band a young people's group meets at 6 30 p m each Sunday evening.
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The
Victory Leaders’ Band
Lutheran Ministers in Conference Today
Lutheran pastors of Scott county joined Cape Girardeau county ministers in Gordonville Missouri for an all day conference starting at 10:00 AM. Rev G C Schramm of Sikeston attended.
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Scott County
Cape Girardeau County
Gordonville
G. C. Schramm
Sikeston Church
New Officers Chosen for T. E. L. Class
Mrs Lon Nall was chosen president of the T E L Class of the Baptist church at a meeting held last week. Mrs C M Harris Mrs Hester Caraway and Mrs M C Cope were chosen vice presidents. Miss Millie Jones elected secretary Miss Freda Reese treasurer and Mrs Alfred Taylor reporter. Next meeting Monday night October 6 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Nall
T. EB. L
The
Baptist Church
C. M. Harris
Hester Caraway
M. C. Cope
Millie Jones
Freda Reese
Alfred Taylor
Missionary Circle to Meet September 18
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs M L Canedy 700 South Kingshigh Way on Thursday afternoon September 18. Mrs L E Webb will assist in entertaining the group. A food sale will be held in connection with the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
O. N. Watts
M. L. Canedy
South Kingshighway
L. E. Webb
Canedy
Southeast Missouri Ministers Here Friday
Sixteen ministers from the Southeast Missouri Minister's Association gathered at 10 30 am last Friday at the Baptist Church for an all day meeting. Rev W C Brodersen president and Charleston Baptist church pastor presided over the business session. At 11 15 am Rev E D Owen local church pastor spoke on Seeing the Invisible. Dinner was served at the Palace Cafe. The next meeting will be in Malden in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Missouri Minister's Association
The
Baptist Church
W. C. Brodersen
Charleston Baptist Church
E. D. Owen
Palace Cafe
Malden
Catholic Union of Missouri to Hold St Charles Conference
Catholic delegates gather for a three day Catholic Union of Missouri convention at St Charles September 14 to 16. Right Rev Mesegr Luigi G Ligutti of Des Moines Iowa will speak on Rural Life with sessions on Credit Union Tuesday morning and Benevolent Society Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union of Missouri
St. Charles
Mesegr
Luigi G. Ligutti
Des Moines
Iowa
National Rural Life Conference
Credit Union
Benevolent Society
Fidelis Class Elects New Officers on Monday
Mrs. John A. Moll was chosen president of the Fidelis Class at a Monday night meeting hosted by Mrs. Ted Joyce on East. Elected as vice presidents were Mrs. David Elrod, Mrs. Clyde Healy, Mrs. Melford Taylor, and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, with Mrs. Archie Hayden serving as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. P. H. Stevenson is the teacher. The next gathering is set for the first Monday night in October with location and hostesses to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Moll
Fidelis
the Baptist Church
Ted Joyce
East Kathleen Street
David Elrod
Clyde Healy
Melford Taylor
Robert Guthrie
Archie Hayden
P. H. Stevenson
Attended Baptist Associational Meet in Charleston
Delegates at New Bethel church for a two day Charleston Baptist Associational meeting included Rev. E. D. Owen W F Woods Alva Vaughn Mrs Ralph Reid Mrs W J Sidwell and Mr and Mrs Dean Marshall Alternatives were John Fields Mrs P H Stevenson and Mrs Jack Johnson Rev BE D Owen spoke Tuesday night and Vaughn reported on Brotherhood and Stewardship Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Baptist
You can believe what you read in The Herald
The Herald presents a compact note asserting trust in its reporting practices and editorial standards. The statement frames the newspaper as a reliable source for readers seeking factual coverage and timely updates. No specific events or persons are cited.
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Herald
Revelation's Opening Seals and the Church's Enduring Hope
The lesson explains Revelation chapters four through seven, highlighting the opening of the seven seals, divine oversight during Rome's decline, and the sealing of believers. It argues that God delays catastrophe until enough souls are saved, allowing the church to endure and the faithful to be fed by divine provision. The vision portrays a great multitude from all nations worshiping before the throne, saved through the Lamb's blood and protected by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Ezekiel
Jesus
Roman Empire
Earth
Israel
John
Apostle
Dykstra to Speak at Southeast Missouri Teachers Meet
Wisconsin University's eleventh president Dr C A Dykstra former Cincinnati city manager and first peacetime drafting service director will address the Southeast Missouri Teachers Association at Cape Girardeau October 16. His talk Education and World Confusion is part of ten addresses at the sixty sixth annual meeting to be held October 16 and 17 with other speakers from Maryland Peabody College and the Boy Scouts of America. Dr Dykstra heads the National Defense Mediation Board named by President Roosevelt to settle labor disputes in defense industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
C. A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southeast Missouri
Dykstra
University of Chicago
Pensacola
Fla
Ohio State
University of Kansas
Cleveland Civic League
Chicago City Club
Los Angeles City Club
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
Cape Girardeau
Dr. Dykstra
National Defense Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam calls on Americans to lend for defense
Dan M Nee State Administrator Defense Savings Staff explains that the government borrows from citizens to finance national defense. He emphasizes that the United States borrows rather than seizing funds and pays interest to savers for supporting the American way of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan M. Nee
Defense Savings Staff
Uncle Sam
Sikeston Methodist Church Sets Quarterly Conference
The Sikeston Methodist church plans its fourth quarterly conference at the church on Friday night September 12. Pastor Rev John L Taylor announced the meeting with Rev J Wilson Crichlow Cape Girardeau district superintendent in charge, the conference begins at 730 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps Now
In the interest of government and citizens, buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps today. Ten years from now the government will return the money with interest. See your banker or postmaster today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Defense Savings Stamps Redeemable for Cash and Bonds
Defense Savings Stamps can be redeemed for cash at face value or exchanged for Defense Savings Bonds. For instance, 75 of the 25-cent stamps, totaling $18.75, may be exchanged for a bond that will be worth $25 in ten years. Retail sale began in Michigan on July 10 and is expanding nationwide.
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Defense Savings
Michigan
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J. J. O'Neill
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National Funeral Home
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the International Sunday School
God
Gilbert O. Nations
Ph. D
District Teachers Association
Harold Benjamin
University of Maryland
Joseph Roemer
Peabody College
Camille Kelley
Juvenile Court
Memphis, Tenn
Roy O. Wyland
Boy Scouts of America
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Sikeston Tractor &Implement Co
John Deere Quality Implements and Service
United States Savings
Joe W. Mathis
Coope
Southeast Missouri Telephone Compa
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