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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1950
Page
3
A church program listing moral exhortations on sin and virtue contrasts serious sins with lesser faults. It notes that repentance and a sincere sorrow can restore a sinner to God, while highlighting prayer meetings and local church activities across multiple congregations and times.
Local church directory lists Negro congregations with pastors service times and Sunday School schedules on Thirteen One wall and nearby streets including Calvary First Free Greenwood Greater St Paul Shiloh and St John’s. Weekly services cover morning worship 10 to 11am evening services 7 to 8pm and midweek prayer sessions.
The passage lists multiple churches with pastors and mass times. Sacred Heart Lafayette Wond sey Avenue with Rev James F McBarron and Rev James P Dooley offers masses at 6 8 10 and 11, confession and Holy Communion on Holy Days. St Mary of the Wood with Rev Edward J Bauer offers 7 and 9 mass times, confessions on Saturdays. St Ann's with Rev James A Hickey and Rev Charles McSween offers 6 8 10 mass times with confessions. St Joseph's Church led by Rev Justin Phelps lists 6 8 10 11 30 masses on Sundays and 7 8 9 weekdays with confessions. St Margaret Mary's overseen by Rev Amos McLoughlin and Rev John Iford offers 5:30 7:30 9 masses on Sundays. St Patrick's led by Very Rev Herbert Winterhalter and Rev William Liune men offers 6 7 9 10 32 o'clock masses. St Benedict's with Bruns Lindenmaier and others lists masses 6 8 10 A M and confessions. Church of Christ at 1900 South Fifth Street names M Ff Cottrell as minister.
Morning worship and evening services listed for multiple CHURCH OF CHRIST congregations. Doyel F Earwood Brother Adams Debow and Rev. R. H lead morning and evening services with Sunday School at 10:30 AM and midweek Bible study in various blocks across Fourteenth Street Elm Streets South Twelfth Street and Twenty first and Elm.
The Church of God on 1520 Washington Avenue led by Rev Lee L Mansfield lists Sunday School at 9:30 AM with Kenneth Monroe as superintendent and morning service at 13 o'clock. Evening services occur Thursday and Sunday at 7 20 PM. The Church of God at 1627 Locust Street, led by Rev Elmer Evans, shows Sunday School at 9:30 AM, preaching at 11 AM, Sunday evening at 7 30 PM, and mid week service at 7 32 PM on Wednesday.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in BostonMass holds a morning service at 11 o clock and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o clock The subject is God the Only Cause and Creator The Sunday School is at Sixth and Swan streets within the branch church notices
The Rev Nellie Hodgers rustics schedule Sunday evening worship at 7 30 and mid week services at 8 PM on Tuesday and Friday at Wabash Avenue location Golden Hour activity notes typical church schedule in period circular
The Plymouth church at Seventeenth and Sycamore streets lists Rev Thomas A Hawkes as minister with Church School at 9 30 AM Orman L Black superintendent Morning sermons on Sunday titled Echoes From Cleveland and A Promise. evening choir rehearsal at 7 PM and Plymouth service at 5 PM with Rev George E Mitchell at First Street fire site noted.
The Rev Thomas Mabley rector at St Stephen's Episcopal Church on Severth and Eagle streets conducts holy communion at 8 AM and morning service with sermon at 10:45 AM. Church School meets 10:45 AM and Young People's Fellowship at 7:30 PM.
The table lists church activities and leaders. Bethany at North Thirty-seventh Street under Rev Theodore M Haeffele shows Sunday school 9:30 AM with Paul Stoner as superintendent, worship 10:30 AM, Youth Fellowship 7 PM, Womens Guild first Wednesday 1:39 PM, Priscilla Class second Tuesday 1:39 PM, Men's Club second Wednesday 8 PM. St Paul at Twelfth and Eagle with Rev Raymond E Vitz has church school 9:30 AM led by Jack Marshall, worship 10:30 AM, Youth Fellowship 6:30 PM, Women's Guild first Thursday 2 PM, Churchmen's Brotherhood third Monday 7:30 PM. Zion at Eighth and Ohio with Rev Harvey S Shue lists Sunday School 9:20 AM led by Richard Gemmeke, worship 10:30 AM with Parousia sermon.
Consolidation of Temple Israel and Bnai Abraham with activities listed. Friday worship at Temple Israel 745 PM. Sunday 10 AM study circle Tuesdays 2 PM. various groups meet monthly. Central Christian at Seventh and Mulberry led by Rev Powell Mead with 9:25 AM Sunday school and 10:30 AM service. Dean Avenue Christian at Twenty sixth Street led by Ira M Adams with Bible School 8:30 and services 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM. Maple Avenue near Thirteenth Street led by AL Althaus with 9:30 AM Bible School and 10:50 AM service. Decorated listings include Christian Endeavor and midweek services.
Religious notices list several congregations with service times Bible schools and officers noted. Major entries include Second Christian on Fourth Street and Eighth Avenue with Rev R C Mowery, Morning service at 11 AM Evening service at 7 39 PM and Communion at 10 30 AM Warren Aldrich as superintendent. North Terre Haute Union Christian East Hulman Street Road with A A Bourke minister Bible School 10 AM Iris Beddow superintendent. Beech Street Beech Street area with Rev Ray L Smith minister Morning worship 10 30 AM Sunday School 9 30 AM and Prayer 7 30 PM.
A compact society notice lists CHR IST EVANGELICAL and IM MANUEL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN and UNITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN churches with street locations on Twenty fourth and Poplar streets and Twenty fifth Street and College Avenue. It names pastors Rev H E Giese Rev F C Jordan and Rev Charles H Ostheim and lists Sunday school times church services and midweek activities including Luther League choir practice and missionary groups. Harold Roeschlein is named as Sunday school superintendent.
Church notices list multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Greenwood and Seelyville listings include Sunday School at 9:30 A M and worship at 10:30 A M along with evangelistic services, prayer meetings, and midweek activities led by various pastors and superintendents.
The passage lists multiple church addresses and schedules. It includes Rev Willard V Lampe at Central Seventh and Mulberry with 9 50 AM Sunday School and 10 45 AM worship, Rev Loutis Alderton at Washington Avenue with 9 30 AM Sunday School and 10 45 AM services, Rev John W Constant at Westminster with 9 45 AM Sunday School and 10 45 AM services, and The Salvation Army at 121 South Eighth Street with 9 30 AM Sunday School and 11 AM holiness meeting, plus various youth and open-air activities across other locations and times.
The First Church of the Nazarene on Nineteenth Street and Eighth Avenue lists services led by Rev Clyde Montgomery with Sunday school at 9:30 AM and morning worship at 10:30 AM followed by Nazarenes Young People's Society at 6:30 PM and evening events. The South Side Church of the Nazarene at Third and Grant streets, under Rev D F Steininger, offers Sunday School at 9:30 AM, morning worship at 10:45 AM, Young People at 6:30 PM, evangelistic service at 7:30 PM, and midweek prayer meetings with Friday missionary meetings on the third Wednesday.
The Rev D Leroy Sanders leads Sunday School at 9 30 AM and morning worship at 10 45 AM with youth hour at 6 30 PM and evening worship at 7 30 PM at First Church Thirteenth Street The Rev Isaac Griffith conducts Sunday School at 9 45 AM and morning worship at 10 45 AM with evangelistic service at 7 30 PM and Friday Bible study at 7 30 PM at Christian Church 618 North Fifth Street Midweek service 7 30 PM Wednesday prayer services and other weekly activities listed.
A compendium of local church schedules includes multiple denominations. Entries list church names, addresses, pastors, and weekly timings for Sunday School sermons morning services evangelistic services youth gatherings and midweek prayer meetings.
Pilgrim Holiness notes Sunday School 9:30 AM Minnie Robinson superintendent Morning worship 10:30 AM Young people service 6:45 PM Children’s near 7 PM Evangelistic service 3:30 PM Prayer meeting 7:30 PM Wednesday Assembly of God 705 National Avenue Archie Brown pastor Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning worship 11:00 AM Sunday evening service 7:30 PM Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 PM
Bethany church lists Rev Martin Lee Grant as pastor with an 9:45 a.m. worship service on Miller Avenue and Church Street. G. L. Nicholson oversees the youth meeting at 3:30 p.m. Evening service is at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev Albert A Wucchi leads services at the Baptist Church on First Fifth and Poplar. Bible School prayer meeting at 9:30, Bible School at 9:45, Ray Davis superintendent. Morning worship at 11, Young People's meeting at 6:30, Evening worship at 7:30.
Rev. R. K. Storey president and a boys' trip from Frankfort Indiana's Pilgrim College will be special guests at 7:30 Sunday evening at the North Side Pilgrim Holiness Church. A school service will discuss the college's aims. Rev Naomie Shumaker is pastor.
West Terre Haute church relocates to basement of new building at 705 National Avenue. Pastor Rev Archie Brown announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening services at 7 30 p m and MCA service at 7 30 p m Wednesday evening.
Rev Edith Trotzke will be guest speaker at Beulah Mission at 3 30 p m Sunday afternoon. Sunday school begins at 2 30 p m with a treat for children. Rev Tom Porter is the pastor.
The Rev Michael F Djubasz pastor announces Sunday masses at 6:30 and 9 AM with Holy Day masses at 3:30 and 7:30 AM. Daily mass during school year at 3:15 AM and Saturdays at 7:30 AM. summer days and eves of holy days at 7:20 AM. Lenten devotions Sunday Wednesday and Friday nights.
The Rev A G Simmons leads services on First Johnson Avenue and Market Street with Sunday School at 9 45 AM and worship at 1045 AM Youth Fellowship at 630 PM Evening service 730 PM Mid week 730 PM Choir 830 PM Weekly. Sycamore Park Methodist lists Sunday School 10 AM Jimmy Morris superintendent Young people 6 PM Sister Lydia Morris leader Evening service 730 PM Mid week prayer Tuesday and Friday 730 PM. Ferguson Hill with Rev A G Simmons pastor shows Sunday School 10 AM Gertrude Bledsoe superintendent Worship 6 PM Bible study 7 PM Wednesday Choir 730 PM Thursday.
The Rev J House leads the Missionary Bands at First Sixth and Edwards streets with Sunday School at 9:30 AM and James Ethridge as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:45, evening worship at 7, young people's service at 6, and midweek prayer at 7:30 Thursday.
Local church notices list services and leaders for Evangelical United Baethhean on Sixth and Poplar streets with Rev G A Schafer and James M Roberts, Marion Heights under Ed Ellis, New Vermillion with Rev G O Bryant, Larimer Hill Chapel with Rev William Whittaker, and Gospel Chapel Ferguson Hill with Rev Charles A Camp. Bible schools and prayer meetings are specified for multiple locations.
Warden notes K W Taylor serves as lay reader for morning prayers and sermon at 9 AM. Holy Communion observed on the last Sunday of each month.
Sunday services at the First E U B Church begin with the prayer chapel at 8 30 a m with music by the choir and Miss Carolyn Sue Tapy and Mrs Clifford Tapy Rev K K Merryman will speak Be Filled With the Spirit A Sunday school for all ages starts at 9 30 a m In the 10 30 a m worship the pastor speaks Is Jesus the Christ The choir sings Wonderful by A H Ackley The gospel hour at 7 30 p m features Holt sisters Sally and Shirley from Indiana State Teachers College and Merle Whitesell directing The pastor speaks What Think Ye of Christ A sacred singspiration ends the day at 8 45 p m with guest singers the trio from Otterbein church and First Church male quartet plus community singing
The Baptist Youth Fellowship will conduct annual vesper services at 7:30 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church Byron John will preside and the Huggins quartet will provide music Rev Oliver Carlson director of Christian education Indiana Baptist Convention speaks at morning worship discussing church school methods The Rum Double Class presents a 7 p m Christmas musical program and a children's program with Christmas films in the gymnasium
Legion Auxiliary will hold its yearly Christmas bazaar at the post home 2228 North Thirteenth starting at 4 PM. Booths feature fancy work aprons country store and other goods. Commander Ralph Clark announces regular buffet lunch canceled and a buffet turkey dinner served 5 to 7 PM.
Dr. Edward Bruhn of Purdue University will be principal speaker at the initiation banquet for the Rose Polytechnic Institute chapter of Rau Beta Pi. Six men to be initiated are Fred Reynolds Terre Haute Eugene Schroeder Sullivan Carl Bals Indianapolis Robert Powell Palestine Ill Duane Pyle Newman Ill and Joseph Perona Parts Ill.
Bloomington evangelist C. C. Griggs will close revival services at Sunday evening worship. The week ends with a sermon on The Home. Morning services begin with Bible School at 9 30 followed by worship at 10 30 with Rev. R C Mowery delivering Not Far From the Kingdom.
Judge Frank Fisher appoints Harry E. VanDuyn to the Clinton Public Library Board to fill the unexpired term of Ray Munson who resigned. VanDuyn will serve until May 31, 1954.
Revival services are in progress at the Pilgrim Holiness church located at 1120 Sixth avenue. Evangelist Rev. Sylvia Gallaway from Palestine Illinois leads the services with singing by Mr and Mrs Ike Brees from Indianapolis. Reverend Willis Clock serves as pastor.
Members and friends of the Farmers Chapel Community Church are urged to attend Sunday morning service where Rev. Cottom will speak on the subject The Living Church. The address promises spiritual guidance and community fellowship in a traditional worship setting.
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