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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
5
A church focused article outlines that real security comes from God not material means, urging prayer and faith to achieve inner peace. It notes baptism and membership Sunday at Trinity Church with services and youth fellowship.
The list details multiple churches in Terre Haute area with pastors, service times, Sunday School hours, and midweek activities. Denominations include Baptist, Primitive Baptist, Independent Tabernacle, and St John’s. Venues include North Terre Haute, Pleasant Valley, Shiloh, and others with varied service times.
The list details weekly and holy day masses for multiple parishes including Sacred Heart Lafayette and Wood ley Avenue St Marys Woods St Ann s Fourteenth and Locust St St Joseph s Church St Margaret Mary s St Patrick s and St Benedict s with pastor names assistants Mass times confession schedules and Holy Day observances for each church. It notes Holy Communion opportunities and specific Friday novena times.
Multiple Church of Christ locations list weekly worship times and Bible study hours. Churches include 1900 South Fifth Street with M F Cottrell, Fourteenth Street and Fifth Avenue with Doyel F Barwood, Twenty first and Elm streets with Brother Adams, Twenty First and Elm, and 1200 South Twelfth Street with Rev R H DeBow offering morning and evening services and Sunday School scheduling.
Two Church of God congregations listed with pastors Rev. Lee L Mansfield and Rev. Elmer Evans. Both offer Sunday School at 9:30 A M and morning preaching at 11 A M. Evening services include 7:30 P M on Sundays and additional midweek meetings on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Wednesdays.
Branch of the Mother Church in Boston offers Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 with the subject God the Preserver of Man located at Sixth and Swan streets.
The Rev Nellie Hodgers serves as pastor at the Wabash Avenue church. Sunday evening service is at 7 30 o'clock with mid week meetings at 8 P M on Tuesday and Friday.
UNITED BRETHREN IN UNION and other churches list pastors and weekly services including Sunday School at 10 A M and evening worship at 7 30 P M. LOST CREEK and VALLEY CHAPEL provide service times with pastors, superintendents and mid week prayer meetings.
On Ohio Street Rev George E Mitchell presides over unified service at 1045 AM with Lela Gill as Sunday School superintendent and A D Hill directing the choir Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 5 PM choir rehearsal 7 PM Plymouth Sycamore streets Rev Thomas A age minister leads Church School at 930 AM Orman L Black superintendent Morning worship at 1030 AM Pilgrim Fellowship 530 PM and 645 PM choir rehearsal Wednesday Morning sermon Is War the Answer
St Stephen's Episcopal notes 8 A M communion 10 45 Sunday School 10 45 Morning service sermon 10 45 Young People's Fellowship 7 30 Bethany at 101 North Thirty seventh Street pastor Theodore M Haeffele Sunday School 9 30 Paul Stoner superintendent Worship 10 30 Youth Fellowship 7 Women's Guild first Wednesday 1 30 Priscilla Class second Tuesday 1 30 Men's Club second Wednesday 8 St Paul Twelfth and Eagle Streets Church School 9 30 Marshall superintendent Morning service 10 30 Youth Fellowship 6 30 third Sunday Women's Guild 2 first Thursday Churchmen's Brotherhood 7 30 third Monday Zion Eighth and Ohio Streets Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Daylight Saving Time Morning sermon An Adventure in Home Making.
United Temple A merges Temple Israel at 540 South Sixth Street with B'nai Abraham. Leonard Jr Mervis serves as rabbi. Weekly and civic activities include Friday worship at 7 45 PM, Sunday classes at 10 AM, and various study circles, youth, and social groups.
Morning and evening services listed for Second Christian Union Christian and Beech Street area churches. Bible School times, superintendents, and ministers named. Union Christian holds services on the second and fourth Sundays.
CHURCH notices from CHR IST EVANGELICAL TWENTY FOURTH AND POPLAR STREETS. Rev H E Giese leads worship at 10 15 A M with Sunday School at 9 A M Harold Roeschlein superintendent. Women’s missionary service 7 30 P M first Tuesday. Lutheran Brotherhood 7 30 P M second Tuesday. Luther League 7 30 P M third Tuesday. Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Center and Poplar Streets Rev F C Jordan pastor Sunday School 9 30 A M Morning service 10 30. Unity Evangelical Lutheran Twenty Fifth Street and ee Avenue Rev Charles H stheim pastor Church School 9 50 A M Worship 10 45 A M Luther League 7 P M first and third Mon Choir practice 7 30 P M Wednesday.
Directory of churches across Greenwood and Seelyville detailing pastors, Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, evangelistic services, prayer meetings, and additional events. Includes Hulman Street, North Fourteenth, Sixth Ave, Beulah Mission, Captain Daniels Gospel Mission, Full Gospel Mission, Harding Avenue Mission, Lighthouse Mission, and Volunteers of America Tabernacle with their respective leaders and service times.
Central Seventh and Mulberry streets details pastors Sunday School times and superintendents. Westminster and Washington Avenue churches list services nursery choirs and youth groups. The Salvation Army at 121 South Eighth Street outlines services and meetings for Sunday to Thursday periods. Evangelical United Brethren First at Fourteenth and Chestnut lists pastor and location.
A list of church activities and services from multiple congregations in Fort Harrison and nearby streets. Includes prayer meetings services at 8:30 and 9:15 A.M., Sunday School times, youth fellowships, evening worships, midweek prayer, choir rehearsals, and location details for churches on Seventh Street Fort Harrison Road Braden Memorial Brandenburg Akron and related avenues.
A compilation of Sunday morning worship times Sunday schools and evening services for numerous churches along Crawford Street and surrounding avenues. It items pastors treasurers and youth groups with schedules including midweek prayer meetings and class times across multiple congregations.
The First Church of the Nazarene on Nineteenth Street and Eighth Avenue led by Rev. Clyde Montgomery holds worship at 10 30 with Youth Society at 6 30 and Evangelistic service at 7 30. South Side Church of the Nazarene at Third and Grant streets led by Rev. D F Steininger offers Sunday School 9 30 morning worship 10 45 and midweek prayer 7 30 with W F M S meeting on the last Thursday monthly. Terre Haute Nazarene Mission at Fourth and Walnut streets led by Rev. Joe McClure lists Bible school 2 15 worship 3 and services 7 30 on Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev D Leroy Sanders at 2210 North Thirteenth Street presides over Sunday School at 9 30 A M Youth hour at 6 30 P M and an Eve service at 9 30 A M The Rev Isaac Griffith at CHRISTIAN 618 North Fifth Street leads Sunday School at 9 45 A M Morning worship at 10 45 A M Evangelistic service and prayer meeting at 7 30 P M Bible study Wednesday 7 30 P M and Friday activities listed.
A long listing of church names, locations, pastors, and weekly services across Terre Haute notes Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, evangelistic services, and midweek Bible studies for numerous denominations and locales.
West Terre Haute Assembly of God at 708 National Avenue with Rev Archie Brown announces Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 and evening service 730 Young people meeting 730 Tuesday prayer meeting 730 Thursday Pilgrim Holiness led by Rev O D Emery lists Sunday School 930 morning worship 1030 Young people's service 645 and children's hour 7 with evangelistic note.
The Rev. Martin Lee Grant serves as pastor for a united worship service at 9 45 a m on Bethany Miller Avenue and Church Street with G E Nicholson as superintendent.
The Rev Albert A. Lucchi presides at Bible School prayer meeting at 9 30 A M and Bible School at 9 45 A M led by Ray Davis. Morning worship is at 11 00 A M followed by a Young people meeting at 6 30 P M at the First Baptist Church on First Fifth and Poplar Streets.
Rev Clyde F Galow will serve as pastor of Locust Street E U B Church during the summer months. He retires nasal J W Davis former pastor. Galow, formerly assistant pastor at First E U B Church Naperville IL for two years, will return in September. He graduated North Central College Naperville and studied at Evangelical Theological Seminary. He begins a trilogy of sermons at 10 45 Sunday on The Disciplined Christian based on the Beatitudes.
Rev Ray Trotzke will speak at 7:30 Sunday evening at Pilgrim Holiness Church at Twentieth and Hulman streets. He has recently returned from missionary work in Guatemala. A special Father’s Day program is planned for Sunday morning.
Mt Aetna Baptist Church near Sandcut along Rio Grande Road hosts a Sunday homecoming with an all day program and basket dinner at noon. An ordaining service will be conducted in the afternoon.
The Men’s Brotherhood of Mt Pleasant Church will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the church. James Wilkinson will speak. June refreshment committee members are Gilbert Chappman and Joseph Brown.
Capt. Floyd Huey of the Terre Haute police department will be guest speaker at 7 30 o clock Sunday evening at the Cloverland E U B church Rev Deane Ferguson is pastor of the church in Cloverland Indiana reading June 16 special report
Rev Hord of Cory Indiana will preach as guest pastor at Beulah Mission at 2 30 Sunday afternoon bringing a message to area worshippers.
The Rev. Michael F. Djubasz presides at Saint Leonard’s on North Eighth Street. Sunday masses are 6:30 and 9 A M with Holy Day masses at 5:30 and 7:30 A M. Daily masses during the school year are 8:15 A M and Saturdays 7:30 A M. Summer days and eve Holy Days masses are 4:30 and 7:30 A M with Lenten devotions Sunday Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 P M.
Sunday services and midweek activities listed for multiple churches including FIRST Johnson Avenue and Market Street Sycamore Park Methodist Smith Park Ferguson Hill Evangelical United Brethren Marion Heights New Vermillion and Gospel Chapel. Details cover Sunday School times morning worship Bible study and choir practices with respective pastors and superintendents.
The Rev J O House pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M James Ethridge leading at 10 o clock. Evening worship at 7 o clock. Young people's service at 6 P M. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 P M. Services on First Six Street and Edwards Street location.
Ferguson Hill and K W Taylor serve as lay reader for morning prayer and sermon at 9 A M last Sunday Holy Communion held each month.
Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis of the United Temple will be the rabbinic counselor representing the Jewish Chautauqua Society at Merom Institute. The session runs June 24 to June 30 under the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods sponsorship.
Special Father’s Day services mark the day at First E U B Church with Rev K K Merryman delivering sermons at 8 30 prayer chapel “A Father’s Prayer” and 10 30 morning worship “Fathers Also Love” while the 7 30 fellowship service hears “The Test of a Father’s Faith” and gifts are given to fathers.
A Vacation Bible School parade will form in front of Westminster Presbyterian Church at 3 30 Monday afternoon and proceed through streets near the church. Classes run 9 to 11 30 each weekday through June 29.
The Wabast Valley Singing Convention gathers at 2 o clock Sunday CST at Prairie Creek Second Church. Singers meet 211 South Fourth Street at 8 o clock Saturday evening for practice.
Paul A. Benke of 821 North Thirteenth Street earned a master’s degree at the University of Chicago convocation held Friday at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel.
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