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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1949
Page
3
Missionary Frank T. Cartwright of China will speak at both morning and evening services. The 7 30 p m program is hosted by the First Methodist men with delegations from nearby churches attending. The evening offers choral works and instrumental pieces.
The junior department will move into new quarters Sunday morning with William E. Bacon as superintendent and assistants Mrs. Robert I. Bull and Robert M. Miller. A morning service features Rev. John B. Barker on The Justice of God and music by Paul E. Allen. Activities include Pioneer, Westminster and Junior High meetings, choir rehearsal, a second vocations panel, a Pioneer party Tuesday, and Women’s Missionary Society events with Mrs. J. W. Butler reviewing The Emperor's Physician.
Rev Wal ter R. Young will preach on Knowledge at 10 30 Sunday. Choir sings Ave Maria by Gounod. A trio duets My God My Father While I Stray by Schnecker. Bible School at 9 30. Gloria Stiteler to lead High School Youth Fellowship at 6 30. Salt of the Earth film shown. Young Adult Fellowship at 8 30. John Shepherd presides W W Scheel speaks on The Life of a Traveling Salesman. Social hour follows. Youth Club Friday 3 45 to 7 with choir rehearsal games instruction and movies.
Louisville E U B Church announces five Thursday night Lenten services led by Rev. Emerson Hugh with topics including Making Your Handicaps Come in Handy and Come Down From the Pedestal. Dwight McLaughlin directs the choir. Mrs S L Huffman leads a women's octet. morning sermon is The Best Thing About God with special mixed choir music.
Bethel Lutheran Senior choir directed by Pal mer Hays will perform Jesus Only by Rotoli at Bethel Lutheran Church Sunday at 10 15 a m The junior choir led by Miss Mary Anne Kull will join the musical service Rev L G Fritschel will preach Now Is the Time Organ music by Mrs Clayton Schindler includes Meditation by Leybach and I Walked With God
Historic St John’s Cathedral in Milwaukee stands as a civic art asset with its tower praised by visitors and artists. Built to replace an earlier wooden spire, the 1880 tower by George Ferry features 16th century paintings donated by King Ludwig of Bavaria. A January 1935 fire damaged the interior.
Midweek Lenten service Thursday at 7:30 p m features Rev Fritschel delivering the second sermon in the Cross Ways series on The Way of the Headstrong Pride or Footwashing Service. Luther League meets Sunday at 7 p m. Women’s Society birthday meeting begins with a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner and program led by Mrs Pilgrim and Mrs Barnhill.
Rev Melvin E Beck preaches God and My Own Temptations and Trials with a youth choir singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Organist Mrs Ward Mathie performing Supplication Reverie Temple March. Evening topic How God Searches for Sin. Miss Mary Jane Elson piano Corpuscule au Jardin and The Church's One Foundation. Rev Beck at North Canton Lenten service Thursday. Junior worship at 10 am Rev W Earl Wynn tells Joshua The Leader. Intermediate and senior fellowships meet 6:30 pm.
First Reformed Church Youth Fellowship hosts Carl Ringe a native of Germany to discuss The Youth of Germany at the Sunday meeting at 7 p m Herman Fahrner and Miss Shir describe additional program details for the event.
Morning worship will feature Rev. Karl Koepke delivering the first Lenten message on Gods Answers to Mans Sins. Mrs Leslie D Hanson directs the choir with Hear My Prayer. Choir and organ selections by Mrs stock and others, children’s groups, and meetings including Cablegram Class and Workers Conference. Confirmation class follows Saturday at 9 30 a m.
Calvary E U B Church sets 8 45 a m start with orchestra prelude directed by Chauncey Studer. Walter Zagray leads superintendent duties. Rev L H Naumann delivers 10 a m sermon Restitution and Forgiveness. Organ pieces include A Lenten Meditation and Berceuse Mozart Marche Maestoso. Choir under Clifford Zagray performs Something for Thee. Nursery and junior activities noted.
Miss Irma Rhines will lead the senior group at 6 30 Sunday for a Take It Back week in church. The pastor conducts the adult study. Evening service features Miss Beverly Julian playing Pastorale and Melodie by Matthews and Festival March by Handel. Sermon titled Sowing and Reaping.
First Lutheran Church will welcome Rev. Harold Osterman of Cap ital University to preach on The Why of Christian Education and assist Rev. Herbert Troge in communion. Organist Miss Vivian Everhard will perform Andante Religioso Panis Angelicus and Gothic March as the choir, directed by Miss Everhard, sings Fear Not O Israel with soloists.
Gospel Center in Canton hosts Sunday morning and evening communion. Music by chorus choir and band at 7 30 p m. Robert Hawkins leads Junior Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Bud Raines’ team oversees C Y M meeting with E L Schenck guiding adults. Band rehearses Monday night. Young People Bible Study Monday 7 30 p m followed by choir. Mary Martha Class meets Sunday 2 p m.
Mrs William Fritzsche Mrs Charles Byers Henry Miller and John Salewsky participate in a church program. Mrs Karl Brenner will sing I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. The Lenten service Thursday at 7 30 p m features a talk According to Caiaphas. Junior choir rehearse Thursday 6 30 p m. Christian Nurture classes meet Saturday morning with juniors at 9 and seniors at 10 30.
Martin Luther church announces Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with communion meditation titled Now is the Acceptable Time. Sunday School starts at 9 15. Lenten services Thursday at 7 30 p m. Pastor to speak Could Ye Not Watch With Me One Hour. Church council meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Luther League 7 30 p m business and devotion.
First Baptist will have Rev J H Satterfield preaching on We Welcome You and administering communion during the Sunday service. Miss Wilma Kasserman starts as organist and Bernard Griffin will direct the choir. Junior High Fellowship meets at 430 pm and the senior group at 6 pm with William Peters leading the seniors. The radio program The Greatest Story Ever Told will be aired. Youth Night is set for Thursday at 730 pm and the Woman's Missionary Society monthly meeting is Tuesday afternoon.
Reverend C H Kern delivers the first sermon titled Father Forgive Them at Community Christian Church Sunday 10 10 a m. The program includes a Bach violin duet, choir anthem God of Mercy, organ numbers From an Old Cathedral and Fantasie in F, a Sunday School film The Prodigal Son, and activities for Junior Fellowship and Christian Youth. Husbands and friends of the Phila Christi Class attend a covered dish supper Wednesday at 6 p m.
Young people plan visitation and observe practical work night on Tuesday. Mrs. Clark Yarger and Mrs. Ralph Buckridge host the Berean Class gathering Wednesday at 206 Lawnave NW. Prayer bands meet Thursday at 7 30 p m followed by choir rehearsal.
Grace E U B Church presents The Prodigal Son tonight at 7 30 as part of a Sunday School lesson series. Rev O V Latta delivers Members of the True Church message with Brotherhood Chorus offering special music and Miss Mildred Fromm at the organ.
The Canton District Free Methodist Church meets at 200 Navarre Rd SW with evangelistic services through March 13 led by Rev. T. B. Orr at 7 30 each night. A missionary rally is led by the Woman's Missionary Society with Mrs Hazel Johnson of Winona Lake Ind addressing. Kronmiller presides at Sunday School at 9 30. Orr preaches 10 45 and 7 30. YPMS is led by Mrs Anne Murrey. Pastor is Rev O N Addis.
The first in a Lenten series will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m at Christ Community Methodist Church. Dr W W Dieterich Canton district superintendent will be the opening speaker. Sunday morning service will feature Rev William K Hogg introducing the sermons series.
Youth council to meet with the pastor at 4 p.m. refreshments before Epworth at 6:30 p.m. James Carpenter and Donald Nix to lead a discussion on What Makes Right. Members attend First Methodist for an address by Frank Cartwright. Official board meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal the same night. Membership Training with the pastor Wednesday at 4 p.m. Ash Wednesday group meetings held at parishioners homes. pastor visited homes in the evening. Hosts listed include Mrs. Gaul and others.
The First Presbyterian Church presents a Sunday service at 10 30 with Rev George E Parkinson preaching on On to Pisgah The senior choir offers My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Breast the Wave Christian Philip J Hodel plays Chorale Blessed Jesus at Thy Word and Andante Commodo Sunday School starts at 9 15 Junior church and nursery accompany the morning service Manse Club hosts a 5 30 supper with a guest speaker William E Umstattd Timken Roller Bearing Co speaks at Coed Club 6 30 Pres bywed Club at 8 with John B Baker Timken engineer on socialism Boy Scout Troop 8 meets Monday 7 pm Girl Scout Troop 27 Wednesday 4 Mary Beebe Division all day sewing Tuesday Board of Trustees 7 30 Westminster Fellowship Thursday 4 6 30 for school children 3rd through 8th Mothers Class supper Friday Ashland College a cappella choir directed by Dr Louis E Pete gives a concert Friday at 8 pm
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