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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
3
An inspirational editorial urges readers to choose a purposeful life journey from Today to Tomorrow. It contrasts education, home life, and faith as routes to a better self and a closer sense of inner peace, urging mindful direction in personal and spiritual paths.
A dense listing of church schedules across many blocks, including Christ's Assemblies at 618 North Fifth and First Assembly at 2210 North Third, with morning worships, evangelistic services, Sunday School times, and midweek activities. Also lists numerous Baptist and Catholic parish timings, pastors, and superintendents.
A list of church locations and schedules across Terre Haute area including Christ Beeched streets. Dean Avenue. Maple Avenue. North Terre Haute. Otter Creek. Second Street. Union area. Christian Science and various Church of Christ postings detailing Sunday School times worship services and midweek activities with ministers and superintendents named for each congregation. Continuous services span Friday Novena devotions and Sunday worship with topics and youth activities across multiple churches.
A church notices page lists services and leaders. CHURCH OF GOD at 1520 Washington AVE with Rev R P Danley, Sunday School 10 AM, morning service 11, evangelistic service 7 45 PM. CHURCH OF GOD IN PROPHECY 1522 N 27th ST with 7 30 PM evening service and 2 30 PM Sunday. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Fourth Ave and 14th St with Rev James Woodward, school 9 30 AM, morning worship 7 15 PM, youth 7 PM, midweek 7 30 PM. FAIRVIEW with Rev Walter Miller, services 2 30 PM on second and fourth Sundays. CONGREGATIONAL FIRST 630 Ohio St with Rev George, unified service, Sunday School superintendent Miss Lela Gil.
The listing details St George Ferguson Hill with Rev Thomas Mabley and Mr Kenneth W Taylor offering Holy communion at 9 AM on the last Sunday of each month and main services with sermons on other Sundays. St Stephen's on North Seventh Street at Eagle Street lists Rev Thomas Mabley as rector and Rev George L Hunter as curate with Holy Communion at 8 AM and afternoon services, church school at 10:45 AM, and youth gatherings in the evenings.
A long church directory lists Evangelical and Reform ed St Mark Chapel and St Mark Church with pastors Glenn Onsen and Glenn Mortensen, plus Evangelical United Brethren on Barbour Avenue, Blackhawk, Brandenburg, Breden Memorial, First Church, Fontanet, Fort Harrison, Kent Avenue, Locust Street, Oak Hill, and SECOL area churches. It gives service times, church schools, youth groups, and meeting schedules for each congregation. The entries name pastors, superintendents, and various worship times and programs.
A long list of churches across Allen, Bethlehem Temple, Burnett, Calvary, Centenary, Chapel M E, First Free Methodist and more shows pastors, Sunday School times, morning worship, evening services, and midweek activities. Notable leaders include Rev Andrew Ingram, Rev Theodore Grob, Rev J Robert Fields, Rev Sam Boyll, and Rev Walter Williams with various superintendents and directors.
The page lists multiple church and mission schedules including Harding Methodist at 1302 Harding Avenue with Sunday School at 9 30 and services at 10 30 A M and meetings on Thursday led by superintendent W Borden. Lights House Mission at 119 Ohio Street with 7 30 P M services and 15 P M Sunday school and midweek events. Poplar Street at 1133 hosts midweek prayer on Thursday at 7 30 P M with local pastors. Tabernacle 218 North Fourth Street offers Christian Companions on Wednesdays at 4 30 P M.
Lode scene 50 Let that Prayer meet A NF 5 first thursday each month 7 30 P M Barn ship 10 30 oclock Junior and Nazarene Young People Society 6 30 P M Prayer meeting 7 30 P M SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Third and Grant streets The Rev Marion L Hoard Cecil McClure superintendent Morning worship 10 30 oclock Young People service 7 30 P M Wednesday N F M S first Wednesday each month
A compiled page lists churches across Greenwood Thompson, Liggett, North Side, Prairie Creek, Sandford Seelyville Sixth Avenue and South Central areas. It includes pastors names, Sunday School times with supervisors, morning worship, evening and evangelistic services, Y P S and prayer meetings for each congregation.
Central Seventh and Mulberry streets led by Rev Dr Osborne L Schumpert offers Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and youth groups with adult choir Thursday sermon topic The Thirst of Christ Washington Avenue at Sixth Street led by Rev Dennis Shoemaker features 9 30 Sunday School with Mrs Paul Isenburg junior and senior fellowships 6 30 p m choir 7 p m Boy Scouts 7 15 p m Westminster Twenty second Street and Wabash Avenue under Rev John W Constant Jr provides 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 morning worship with Junior Church and Westminster fellowships 4 p m choir directed by Richard w
DRESSER Rev John M Newton pastor Mrs Joe Weir Sunday School superintendent services: Sunday School 10 AM Morning worship 11 AM Evangelistic service 7 30 PM Midweek service Thursday 7 30 PM. LOST CREEK Lafayette and Florida avenues Rev Charles Bridge water pastor Sunday School 930 AM Morning 11 AM Evening 7 30 PM Prayer 7 30 PM Wednesday. MPSON STREET TABERNACLE 1 Thompson Street Sunday School 2 PM Evening service 7 30 PM Prayer 8 30 PM Friday. VALLEY CHAPEL Third Street and Maple Avenue Rev Fred Black burn pastor Sunday School 10 AM Evangelistic service Prayer meeting 7 30 PM Wednesday.
The Salvation Army at 121 South Eighth Street lists Lt and Mrs Harry J Smith as commanding officers. A company meeting is at 9 45 A M with Legion at 6 PM, adult study at 6 PM, and an open air Salvation meeting and cadet class on Wednesday.
A readable sowing of church notices lists Apostolic Gospel Church on Thirteenth Street with Elder Hugh Douglas pastor and Bil Bossert Bible teacher, plus Tom Blubaugh Sunday School superintendent. Also mentions Christ Temple Pentecost on Locust Street with Rev Robert Piety and Sunday School at 10 A M and Evening service at 8. Foursquare Gospel Church on Thirteenth and Elim Streets lists Mildred Gower and Fay as co pastors with Sunday School at 9 30 A M.
A compiled list of church names, addresses, and pastors with weekly schedules including morning worship, evening services, Sunday School times, and midweek prayer meetings. Notable entries include Gospel Tabernacle, Pentecostal and Unitarian Universalist churches, with varied service times and locations.
Local church notices list services across multiple West Terre Haute congregations. Includes First Baptist, St. Leonards, Bethany, Assembly of God, Calvary Tabernacle, First Missionary, Pilgrim Holiness with pastors named and weekly schedules for worship, Sunday School, and youth activities.
A Sunday Christian Science service will present a lesson sermon on the theme God given authority over evil with references to Ephesians and Proverbs. Readings from Science and Health emphasize overcoming evil with good and knowing God provides wisdom for victory.
West Terre Haute and nearby areas publish church service times and leaders. Rev G A Shater presides at Sixth and Poplar. Marion Heights lists Rev Harold Thornton. New Goshen features Deane Ferguson. Vermillion notes Rev Luther Page with Sunday School led by Pearl Edington and youth groups led by Alice Haydor Spurr.
Meth odist Bethesda Thorpe Road and First Johnson Market streets announce Sunday School at 10 20 a m and 10 30 a m with superintendents Thomas E and Louis Bird. Worship at 9 30 and 10 45. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 and 7 30. Sycamore Park hosts Sunday School 10 a m and Young People's meeting 6 30 p m with evening services 7 30 o'clock on Tue Fri and Sun. Continuations include Bible study 7 p m and additional Sunday worship details.
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