Bishop Warner to Speak at Former Canton Pastorate
Former First E U B Church pastor Bishop Ira D. Warner returns to Canton for a series of meetings as part of the United Evangelistic Advance, speaking nightly except Saturday through Nov. 5 with slides from Africa and wire messages. Reforma tion Day observance Sunday features Rev. Kenneth Hurst and a 9 a.m. Sunday School, 7:30 p.m. film Second Chance, plus a week of services, choirs, and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First E.U.B. Church
Ira D. Warner
Canton
United Evangelistic Advance
Warner
Bishop Warner
First Church
Akron
Pacific Area
Pomona
Calif
Reformation service marks 433rd Luther anniversary
A Reformation service at 10 30 a m Sunday features Rev Richard E Meinzen preaching A Trust Committee The Sunday School session at 9 30 stresses basic Protestant Reformation principles The Sunday School staff travel to Akron Monday for an 8 pm Zion church institute Activities this week include Boy Scout Troop 33 meeting Tuesday at 6 45 p m Ladies Aid Society Wednesday at 8 p m officers to be elected A committee in charge of entertainment and refreshments named Mrs Emmons Combs Mrs Charles Knebusch Mrs Fred Matthews and Mrs Lloyd Moore An Adult Discussion Group will meet with the pastor Thursday at 8 p m and a children's membership class meets Saturday at 10 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Richard E. Meinzen
Akron
Zion Church
Ladies Aid Society
Emmons Combs
Charles Knebusch
Fred Matthews
Lloyd Moore
Face of God sermon at Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev. John B. Barker delivers Sunday morning sermon at Calvary Presbyterian with choir anthems and Paul E. Allen on organ. Girl Scout units attend in observance of Girl Scout Sunday. Various church groups meet through the afternoon and evening including West Minsters and CPC Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Barker
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Paul E. Allen
Pioneers
Lanny Linn
Westminsters
Charles Meldrum
Taxis
Westminster Fellowship of Mahoning Presbytery
Homeworth
First Congregational Reformation Sunday Service
First Congregational Church observes Reformation Sunday with Rev. Russell N Kerr speaking on Principles of Protestantism assisted by Rev. Charles W Recard. Choir directed by Howard S Holt with Ruth Coe on organ. Girl Scout recognition. service broadcast on WCMW at 11 30. Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Pilgrim Fellowship 7 led by Barbara Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Russell N. Kerr
Charles W. Recard
Howard S. Holt
Ruth Coe
WCMW
Christian Endeavor
Pilgrim Fellowship
Barbara Edwards
Crusaders
Chancel Choir
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Family Night and Meet the Minister
A family night at First Presbyterian Church starts with a covered dish dinner on Wednesday at 6 15 p m. Rev George E Parkinson preaches Meet the Minister Sunday at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 15 a m Junior church and nursery circulate during worship A Coed Club supper meeting at 5 30 p m Manse Club members attend a senior high rally at Homeworth and Thursday at 2 p m Tappan Isabel Auxiliary presents Mrs Allene Benninghoff of Cleveland reviewing Owen Glenn by Ben Ames Williams Boy Scout Troop 8 meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
George E. Parkinson
Homeworth
Tappan- Isabel
Allene Benninghoff
Cleveland
Owen Glenn
Ben Ames Williams
Harvest Home Service at St Pauls RIC East Canton
A Harvest Home service at St Pauls Reformed Church East Canton marks a step in the building fund campaign. Rev Albert A Rosener speaks on The Art of Being Rich Towards God. William Wenger presides at 9 Sunday School. Youth Fellowship meets 730 pm with Ac cepting Limitations as the topic. Miss Jean Lautzenheiser leads with Robert Rothacher directing recreation. Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday 130 pm at Mrs Julia Vian nie's home with leaders Mrs Clarence Kagey and Mrs Murray Clapper. Choir rehearsal Thursday 730 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
East Canton
Albert A. Rosener
William Wenger
Jean Lautzenheiser
Robert Rothacher
Women’s Missionary Society
Julia Viannie
Clarence Kagey
Murray Clapper
First U P Girl Scout and Brownie Troops to Worship
First United Presbyterian Church invites First U P Girl Scout and Brownie troops to Sunday morning service led by Rev. Donald G. Lester with the theme What Will be Your Increase. The choir directed by Mrs. Faith Bender will sing. Evening service features a family night program with Rev. D R Campbell showing color slides and music by Pioneer and High School Youth Fellowships. Rehearsal at 5 45 p m followed by meetings. Hour of Power Wednesday at 7 30 p m continues the Prayer Mightiest Force in the World study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Donald G. Lester
Faith Bender
D. R. Campbell
United Presbyterian Home For Children
Homrighausen to Preach at Zion Lutheran Sunday
In observance of the Festival of the Reformation Rev Tom B Homrighausen will preach Sunday at 10 15 a m at Zion Lutheran Church on Let There Be Light Senior choir will sing under di rection of Mrs Howard Shrigley Miss Twila Mabie will be organist Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m Shirley Brown will lead a discussion on Growing Up Socially A fellowship hour will follow Young people meet Tuesday at 7 p m for a Hallowe en party Circle 1 of the Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 p m in the chapel Mrs Murd Riggs will lead The arrangement committee is Mrs Al Garber Mrs S J Garber Sr and Mrs A R Geckler Semper Fidelis Class will sponsor a Hallowe en party Wednesday at 7 p m for the youth choir The class will hold a meeting following the party November business session of the vestry will be Wednesday at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Homrighausen
Zion Lutheran Church
Howard Shrigley
Twila Mabie
Shirley Brown
Hallowe’en
Ladies Aid Society
Murd Riggs
al Garber
S. J. Garber Sr
A. R. Geckler
Semper Fidelis
Church Activities Schedule After Evening Service
At 7:30 p.m. the senior choir will rehearse on Thursday and Berean Class meets at 8 in the church parlors. The committee consists of Mrs. Hazel Vernier, Mrs. Florence Bumbaugh, and Mrs. Marie Roberts. Christian Education classes, supervised by the pastor, will meet Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean
Hazel Vernier
Florence Bumbaugh
Marie Roberts
Church Activities in Lowell Reformed Church Schedule
Girl Scout troops will attend Sunday services with Rev. Leonard S. Hegnauer preaching on Divine Guidance. Sandra Harris to solo with the choir. Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets 5 p.m. Youth and Coed groups at 7 p.m. Film A Second Chance at 7:30. Boy Scouts Monday 7. Troop 29 Tuesday 3:45. Troops 86 and Senior Wednesday 4. Brownies Thursday 3:30. Seeman Bible Class covered-dish supper Wednesday. Women's Missionary Society Thursday 1:30. Junior choir Thursday 4 and seniors 7:30. Pastor to meet confirmation class Saturday 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Reformed Church
Leonard S. Hegnauer
Sandra Harris
Christian Endeavor
Seeman
Women’s Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran marks 433rd Reformation anniversary
Trinity Lutheran Church observes the 433rd anniversary with Rev Willard I Hackenberg preaching on The Seraphs Wings. Church leaders include Mrs N E Baxter Mrs M S Stotler and Mrs G M Foulks overseeing children’s church. Luther Leaguers meet at 4 pm to discuss The Children’s Friend and a Sunday supper is provided by the Margaret Arbaugh Sunday School class. Roy Newell reports on the state Luther League convention. Trinity Men’s Club meets Wednesday at noon with an address on Suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Willard I. Hackenberg
Children’s Church
N. E. Baxter
M. S. Stotler
G. M. Foulks
Luther League
Luther
First Methodist Church to Host Growth Theme Service
Rev. Roland Gilbert Hohn will preach How To Grow Up during morning services at First Methodist. Donald Farley plays organ with senior choir and a quartet including Mrs. O Wayne Matter Miss Jean McCuskey Jacques Barthhy and William Weida. Senior Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. for installation by Lynn Anderson and Rev. Hohn. Recreation begins 8. Intermediates at 6 15 for recreation. Jane Oyster leads fellowship hour with theme Becoming a World Citizen. Cub Scouts Halloween festival Monday at 7 p.m. bake sale fish pond games and movies with best costume prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Gilbert Hohn
First Methodist Church
Donald Farley
O. Wayne Matter
Jean McCuskey
Jacques Barthhy
William Weida
Lynn Anderson
Hohn
Jane Oyster
Cub Scouts
Trinity Reformed to Hold Sunday Service on Protestantism
Rev Calvin H Wingert will preach What Is Protestant ism at Trinity Reformed Church Sunday at 10 30 a m The choir under E Nelson Larrabee will sing with Mrs Grace B Pen listed as assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin H. Wingert
Trinity Reformed
E. Nelson Larrabee
Grace B. Pen
Century-Old Religion Stark Churches Rise in Canton
The First Presbyterian Church of Canton occupies the county’s first church site at McKinley Ave and Tuscarawas St W. Founded 1821, the current main structure built 1868 to 1871 at 56,000 dollars, hosted William McKinley’s wedding in 1871, remodeled 1912 to 1921, now with 2,200 members and a 500,000 restoration plan led by Dr. George E. Parkinson, eight years into his ministry.
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Irst Presbyterian Church
Canton
Stark County
McKinley Ave
Tuscarawas St
Bezaleel Wells
James McClean
First Presbyterian
William McKinley
Ida Saxton
John Saxton
George E. Parkinson
Church fellowship and teen groups plan events
Nim an will be at the organ console. Intermediate Fellowship meets at the church to hike and wiener roast. High School Fellowship adopts Halloween theme at 6:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 4 meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. William R. Blair is scoutmaster. Women’s Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs E J Swallen directs the program. Trinity Hi choir rehearses Wednesday at 7 p.m. Youth choir Thursday at 4 p.m. Sanctuary choir at 7:30. Baptism and membership day. Junior choir under Mrs Roger Richards sings. Miss Ruth Barbour at the organ. Sunday School opens at 9:15 with W J Carter presiding. Senior Hi and older Youth Fellowship depart at 2 p.m. for Berea children’s home. Intermediates meet at 6:30. Boy Scouts meet Tuesday night. November official board meeting is Wednesday night and chancel choir rehearses Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niman
Boy Scout
William R. Blair
Women’s Missionary Society
E. J. Swallen
Trinity Hi Choir
Roger Richards
Ruth Barbour
W. J. Carter
Berea
Sermon on Why Join the Church at Dueber Avenue
The fourth sermon in the series on The Church will be delivered Sunday at 10 30 a m at Dueber Avenue Methodist Church by Rev Roy Irwin Farmer. He speaks on Why Join the Church Anyway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber Avenue Methodist Church
Roy Irwin Farmer
Rev R W Blember to Speak at 140th Church Anniversary
The Rev R W Blember of Bascom, former pastor of First Reformed Church, will be in Canton Sunday to speak at the 140th anniversary of the church founding at 7:30 p m. A history of the church will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Blember
Bascom
First Reformed Church
Canton
Sunday School Observances and Evening Program
Sunday School meets at 9 a.m. Prof. Nevin C. Harner of Theological Seminary Lan caster Pa speaks at 10. Rev. D. J. Barthelmeh of Zanesville attends. Henry Ernst schedules a fellowship tea after the service. A film Second Chance shows Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Junior High Fellowship Halloween party Monday 6 30 to 9. Afternoon Circle Wednesday 2 Business Women's Circle 7 30 Emma Ziemer Circle 8. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 a.m. Junior choir rehearsal 10 55. Welcome-In Class at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin C. Harner
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
D. J. Barthelmeh
Zanesville
First Church
Henry Ernst
Business Women’s Circle
Emma Ziemer
Martin Luther Church Observes Reform Day With Services
Rev Otto Fangmeyer will preach on Universal Priesthood of All Believers at Martin Luther Church Sunday at 830 and 1045 am in observance of Reform Day. A class of 30 youths will join during the 1045 am service by baptism and confirmations. Communion set for Nov 3 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Fangmeyer
Simpson Methodist services and activities schedule
Rev Sidney G Suttor preaches But for the Grace of God at Simpson Methodist Church with George Mader as organist and J R Dwiggins directing the choir. Church School begins 9 25. Mrs Robert Randles reviews The Christian's Vocation at a Women’s Society of Christian Service combined meeting Thursday 1 pm, with circles business at 10 30 and lunch at noon. Youth Fellowship Sunday 6 30 pm Explorer Scouts Tuesday 7 pm Boy Scouts Wednesday 7 pm Junior and senior choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Church
Sidney G. Suttor
George Mader
J. R. Dwiggins
Robert Randles
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Explorer Scouts
Boy Scouts
Free Methodist Church Sets Sunday Services Schedule
Free Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by George Kronmiller and Mary Dennis. Rev. Thomas B Orr will speak at 11 a m on Gods Price for a Revival with an evening topic Jesus Christ the Author and Finisher of Our Faith at 7 30 p m. Raymond Houtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
George Kronmiller
Mary Dennis
Thomas B. Orr
Jesus Christ
Raymond Houtz
Youth Rally Led by Free Methodist Leaders
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rose eastern regional directors of youth work will preside over a Young People's meeting at 7. They will conduct a youth rally in the church Wednesday night with assistance from Rev. R. L. Bowen president of the Young People's Society of the Ohio Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rose
Free ‘Methodist Church
R. L. Bowen
Young People’s Society of the Ohio Conference
Lighthouse service opens Gospel Center with youth in charge
Canton Gospel Center hosts a Sunday 7 30 p m opening program led by young people featuring a Lighthouse service with choir sex tet te quartet trio and multiple duets. Attendance prize awaits the largest turnout. Christ Crusaders Class sponsors a Halloween party Tuesday night at Miss Janet Wingerter's Fulton Road home with Monday visitation. Thursday prayer service and Bible charts guide the study of Dispensations. The official board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Gospel Center
Christ Crusaders
Janet Wingerter
Fultoa Rd
Brethren Rev Zunkel Ends Meetings at First Church
Rev Charles Zunkel closes in churchs Spiritual Emphasis Week at First Church of the Brethren with morning topic The Christians Call and evening Present All Your Faculties Unto Him. Dedication of Life led by Pastor Glenn Bowlby. Sunday School 9 15. Gerald Herrick and Elizabeth Corbett lead adult and children departments. Boy Scouts meet Tuesday 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zunkel
First Church of the Brethren
Zunkel
Church of the Brethren
Elgin
Ill
Glenn H. Bowlby
Gerald Herrick
Elizabeth Corbett
Chorus Rehearsals Scheduled This Weekend
A schedule notes a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m and a Saturday night male chorus rehearsal. It lists no participants or locations, focusing on timing for the two events and the informal community schedule.
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