To Hold Park Church Services In Murphysboro
Murphysboro ministers plan summer services in Riverside Park. Seven churches will share duties with cars parked as attendees listen via loudspeakers. First Methodist leads next Sunday at 7 30 with Rev Clyde Funkhouser delivering the sermon and a choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Murphysboro Ministerial Association
Riverside Park
Association
First Methodist Church
Clyde Funkhouser
First Methodist
W. J. Boatman
Near Completion Of Pate Chapel
Work on the new Pate Chapel church building nears completion. Rev. Willie Toney and members plan to move in soon after the fire destroyed the old structure last Christmas. Dedication and home-coming services are planned for a later date. Interior finished in light oak.
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Pate Chapel
Willie Toney
Carbondale and Murphysboro Baptists to Camp
Five youths from Carbondale First Baptist and four from Murphysboro First Baptist join about 100 peers for a week at Lake Benton American Baptist camp. Leaders include Rev. W L Reppenhagen and Rev. Louis Bean. Two junior sessions run July 9 16 and July 23 30 with weeks of camping planned.
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Carbondale First
Carbondale Baptists Elect Chairman
The First Baptist church of Carbondale elected Dr. W. B. Welch as chairman of the deacons board. Charles Helton was named vice-chairman and Mrs Mae Fox was re elected secretary. New board members include Mrs Leo Brown Mrs Dorris Johnson Frank Lingle and B H Middleton. Plans approved for mid November evangelistic services led by Rev Miller Mikell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
First Baptist Church
W. B. Welch
S. I. University
Charles Helton
Mae Fox
Leo Brown
Dorris Johnson
Frank Lingle
B. H. Middleton
Miller Mikell
Former Murphysboro Girl Enters Training
Grace Moore, a former Murphysboro resident, begins her final year of training for the Sisterhood of the Evangelical and Reformed church. Daughter of the late John and Mrs. Moore, she grew up at the church orphan’s home and completed a three year nurses training at Deaconess Hospital St Louis last May 19. She will be consecrated into the Sisterhood next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Moore
Murphysboro
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Miss Moore
John Moore
Evangelical and Reformed Church Orphan’s Home
Deaconels Hospital
St. Louis
Centenary Church Meetings In Murphysboro Next Week
Centenary Methodist Church in Murphysboro schedules Women’s Society of Christian Service gathering at 2 p m Wednesday followed by prayer meeting at 7 0 p m. Thursday the Wesley Service Guild convenes at 1934 Logan Street home of Mrs Vera Doody at 7 30 p m.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Service Guild
Vera Doody
Logan Street
Ladies
Girls
Dorothy King
Missionary Circles
Starlight Band
Obedias Armour
General Missionary Society
Baptist and Methodist church services listed townwide
A local church listings page shows services for Baptists and Methodists in Carbondale Christopher Herrin Murphysboro Anna Blairsville with pastors, Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, training unions, and special programs.
Vergennes Welcomes New Pastor Rev Earl Michels
Vergennes welcomes Rev Earl F Michels as pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church. A native of Noble Illinois, he has sung evangelistically and previously led the Beecher City Holland charge for over two years. He and his wife Agnes reside in Vergenne with daughters Evelyn 16 and Fairy 11. Two sons Don and Jack work in Effingham. Earl F Jr and William W reside in Eau Claire Wisconsin and Calhoun NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Michels
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vergennes
Mr. Michels
Beecher City-Holland
Noble, Ill
Agnes
Evelyn
Fairy
Vergenne
Don
Jack
Effingham
Earl F. Michels, Jr
William W. Michels
Eau Claire
Wis
Calhoun, NL
Methodist and Lutheran church services listed by town
A compiled notice lists church schedules for multiple towns and congregations. It covers Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:30 a m, morning worship generally around 10:45 a m, youth and adult fellowships in the evening, and various sermon topics and themes. Some churches note no service on certain dates and specific sermon titles.
First Christian and Apostolic Church Schedules Across Cities
Church listings show services across Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro Vienna and Bondale with ministers pastors and service times. Morn ing worship Bible school and communion are planned at multiple First Christian and Apostolic churches along with youth and junior programs and evening worships.
Christian Science church services listed in three towns
In Carbondale, First Church of Christ Scientist offers a Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a church service at 10 45 a m. Carterville church at 307 East Illinois street holds Sunday worship God at 10 45 a m and a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m. Murphysboro location at 1819 Walnut street provides Sunday school at 9 50 a m and services at 10 45 a m with a Wednesday meeting at 7 45 p m.
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Baptist A
First Baptist
West Main
W. L. Reppenhagen
Student Christian Foundation
Baptists
Our American Democracy
Carbondale
Hopever
Baptist
Training Union
Walnut Street
Southern) Baptist
O. C. Cooper
Rock Hill Baptist
Luke W. Mingo
Carbondale—University Baptist
Robert Hastings
Floyd Lacy
South Side Baptist
Charlie Simonds
B.Y.F
Herrin—Freewill Baptist Church
30Th
Adams Streets
Wayne Warren
Murphysboro
H. T. Rafael
Riverside Park
Church of Christ, Scientist
Carterville
East
Illinois Street
Presbyterian churches outline Sunday schedule and sermons
In Carbondale and nearby towns, First Presbyterian Church details include Rev. William Janssen and Rev. Erven C. Lee as pastors. Services start at 9:30 or 9:45 for Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. for worship, with topics “The Liberty That Is Above Law,” “Defiant Devotion,” and “A Plan for the Future” plus a 5:45 p.m. student group session and a special speaker from the Board of National Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
First Presbyterian
William Janssen
Union
Student Christian Foundation
Carterville
First Presbyterian Church
Erven C. Lee
Merlyn A. Chappel
Merlyn A. Chappel, Representative Board of National Missions
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A. Herrin
Murphysboro
Fifteenth and
Walnut Street
Lee Pope Ward
Church Services at Vienna Assembly of God
The Church of God in Vienna invites worship with Rev Morningstar as pastor. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. followed by a sermon at 11 a.m. and an evening service at 7 30.
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Vienna
Church Services and Lessons From Three Local Congregations
Hallidayboro Evangelical United Brethren led by Earl F. Michels offers 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. services with the theme Let Your Light So Shine. St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed in Murphysboro, at 1512 Spruce, led by Rev. K W Pheifer, holds 8:15 a.m. worship and a 9:20 a.m. Sunday school with Citizenship and Religion. Vergennes Evangelical United Brethren holds 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. worship on How Bartimaeus Sought and Found the Savior with a 7:30 p.m. class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallidayboro
Evangelical United Brethren Curch
Earl F. Michels
Murphysboro
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Spruce Street
K. W. Pheifer
Vergennes
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bartimaeus
Denominations Schedule for Carbondale and Royalton
In Carbondale Independent Community led by Rev J W Howard Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship and in Royalton Church of the Nazarene Marshall H Gregory leads Sunday school at 9 45 morning service Invited Neighbor communion at 10 45 and evangelistic service Excuses at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
J. W. Howard
Royalton
Church of the Nazarene
Marshall H. Gregory
Murphysboro Bible School Ends With Program
At First Methodist Church in Murphysboro a closing program recognized 122 enrolled pupils with 92 daily attendees and 51 perfect attendances. Mrs. Wesley Jennings led the event with a review of two weeks of Bible school learning as students displayed crafts and sang verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Centenary Methodist
First Methodist
Wesley Jennings
Bible School
Jennings
Winifred Lane
Bill Casey
G. Austin
Herrin Church Guild Plans Primary Picnic
The Westminster Guild of Herrin First Presbyterian plans a July picnic at Memorial Park for the primary department. Thirteen members met at Mrs. Henry Gornatti's home and donated to the American Indian children's fund. Mrs. Don Hargrave led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Herrin
Virginia Parker
Outreach
India
Miraj
Dinner and Baptismal Service at Freewill Baptist
A basket dinner will be held at the Freewill Baptist church located at 30th and Adams streets in Herrin on Sunday. An afternoon baptismal service will follow the meal.
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Freewill Baptist Church
30Th and
Adams Streets
Herrin
Zeigler Methodists Host Father Son Banquet
The Zeigler Methodist church held a father son banquet in the church basement on Thursday night. Clyde Browning spoke on There is a Lad Here. Attendees included Henry Crawford Jerry Crawford Charles Corcoran Byron Corcoran Vane Berry Dale Berry Arlen Browning Clyde Browning Danny Ondo Jack Olive Rev. Clifford Sullivan Leroy Cox Troy Swofford Loyd Smith Don Smith and Harry Owsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
Clyde Browning
Henry Crawford
Jerry Crawford
Charles Corcoran
Byron Corcoran
Vane Berry
Dale Berry
Arlen Browning
Danny Ondo
Jack Olive
Clifford Sullivan
Leroy Cox
Troy Swofford
Loyd Smith
Don Smith
Harry Owsley
Christian Youth Report On Camp At Herrin Church
Young people from the First Christian church of Herrin will report to the congregation Sunday at 7 30 about a day camp held last week. About 30 youths enrolled with devotions classes chapel talks meals and recreation at parks and pools. The Sunday program will include songs prayers scripture readings and a closing youth discussion. The Herrin Baptist intermediate G A met at Carolyn Hall with officer reports and a program led by Janet Lukens and others.
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First Christian Church of
Herrin
Herrin Baptist Intermediate G. A.s
Carolyn Hall
Carolyn
Janet Lukens
Zoe Lewis
Skerers
Mary
Judy Jack
Margaret Quillman
Charlotte Whiteside
Lacy to Speak at University Baptist Carbondale
Rev. Floyd Lacy of Nine Mile Association will be the guest speaker at University Baptist Church Carbondale during evening services this Sunday. He will lead singing at a tent revival starting July 9 at the church corner Oakland and Mill streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lacy
University Baptist Church
Carbondale
Mr. Lacy
Carbon
Poplar Ridge Bible School Closing Program Set at Fairview Church
The weekday Bible school at Poplar Ridge public school under the American Sunday School Union will close with a program at Fairview Christian Church on Sunday June 2 at 11 00 a m Rev F G Attig directs the work with assistance from James Fuller Mrs Forest Ellis and Mary Hunziker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Ridge
American Sunday School Union
Fairview
Miss May Lee Hisao Speaks at Alto Pass Church
Miss May Lee Hisao of Shanghai addressed a Tuesday evening meeting at the Pentecostal Church in Alto Pass. Hisao is described as an interdenominational missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Lee Hisao
Shanghi
China
Pentecostal
Alto Pass
Miss Hisao
Muriel Narve III Ill at Home in Zeigler
Muriel Delight Narve daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Narve is reported ill at her residence on Maple Street in Zeigler.
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Muriel Narve
Zeigler
Muriel Delight Narve
Henry Narve
Maple Street
Zeigler Girl Visiting Grandparents in Dongola
Ruth Sheffer and her granddaughter Jeannie of Zeigler are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson in Dongola.
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Ruth Sheffer
Jeannie of
Herrin Guild Hears Talk on Spanish People
Mrs. Robert Nealson spoke to the Presbyterian Women's guild at Mrs. Joseph Helleny’s home about Spanish speaking people in the United States, estimated at over five million. She noted their roles in railroads, highways, and education. Twenty-two members attended as refreshments followed the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nealson
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Joseph Helleny
North Twelfth Street
Herrin
Nealson
United States
Charles Ashman
Methodists Seek To Accredit School In St Louis Area
Dr. Russell Grow, since January president of McKendree College, travels 28 000 miles and gives 80 talks in six months as the drive to accredit the 123 year old college advances. Rev W E Bush finances and leads fundraising for a 350 000 gymnasium auditorium and room refurnishing for Carnegie Hall.
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St. Louis
Russell Grow
Grow
McKendree College
Lebanon
Ill
Southern Illinois Methodist
W. E. Bush
College Street
Carbondale
Bush
Edwardsville
Methodist Youth Institute
Clyde C. Clark
First Methodist Church
Intermediate Youth Fellowship Members Return From Camp
Six members of the First Methodist Church Intermediate Youth Fellowship in Carbondale return Saturday after a week at the Intermediate Division of Youth Fellowship Camps at McKendree College Lebanon Illinois. Attendees are Jean Armstrong Margaret Borger Carol Carman R K Dillinger David Hogue and Jerry Hall. Camp life included 615 a m rising swimming rest meals and socializing with peers from Southern Illinois.
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Intermediate
First Methodist Church
Carbondale
McKendree College
Lebanon
Illinois
Jean Armstrong
John M. Armstrong
Margaret Borger
Clarence L. Borger
Carol Carmen
E. R. Carman
R. K. Dillinger
Royal Dillinger
David Hogue
Rosalie Hogue
Jerry Hall
Paul Hall
Zeigler Apostolic Church Plans July Picnic
The Zeigler First Apostolic church Sunday school teachers met to plan a city park picnic for the third Sunday in July. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jewell Summers Mr and Mrs Hebert Sande fur Mrs Luella Summers and children Mrs Dorothy Jarvis Mr and Mrs Lee Hargis Mr and Mrs Busby and Mrs Rose Donelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Apostolic Church
Zeigler
Jewell Summers
Hebert Sandefur
Luella Summers
Dorothy Jarvis
Lee Hargis
Busby
Rose Donelson
Johnston City Home Makers Supper Enjoyed in Park
Members of the Home Maker's class of the First Methodist church of Johnston City held a fried chicken supper at Herrin City park Monday evening. About 30 members and guests were present. no business was conducted.
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First Methodist Church
Johnston City
Herrin City Park
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