Services In The Churches SECOND METHODIST Church Schedule
Sunday School convenes at 8 30 tomorrow morning at the Second Methodist church Rev W Crawford evangelist of Akron will preach at public worship at 11 00 am and again at 3 30 pm in behalf of the Ladies At 8 00 pm union service at the church All members and friends are invited Church of Nazarene Godly Conversation will be the morning message Rev W F P Clay will preach The Relation of Temperance to Character will be the Sunday school lesson starting at 9 48 am Evening sermon is Broken Brass and Severed Iron Young People meet at 6 45 St Andrew s First Holy Communion at 7 30 am Holy Communion service at 10 45 with sermon The Import ance of Little Things topic The rector on vacation last two Sundays in August Rev Mr Melevine of Cuyahoga Falls conducts the 10 45 service The 7 30 service will be omitted.
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Second Methodist Sunday School
Second Methodist Church
W. Crawford
Akron
Church OF Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
W. F P. Clay
T. Andrew's
Me Iivdine
Cuyahoga Falls
Christ
Albert Secord
Olmsted
Frank Allsop
Gace Evangelical Lutheran Church
W.W Walker
William Gebhardt
Fellowship Club
Henry Haag
Welock
Princetand Ave
Garford
J. le Urich
Princeton Soe
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Row Neighbour
First Church OF Christ Scientist
East Ave
Wedington Block
Middle Ave
Sunday Services in the Churches FIRST METHODIST
Sunday School under Leonard Fisk starts at 9 30 with classes for all. Morning Worship at 10 45 features guest speaker Rev Karl Meister and special music. First United Presbyterian hosts When They Had Prayed at 10 45 with the Bible School topic The Relation of Temperance to Character. Monday 7 30 Men’s Missionary League meets with speaker A R Webber. Wednesday 7 40 midweek prayer and Bible study led by Rev Ralph Q Obitts. Junior BY P U meets at 6 15 led by Nellie Hamilton. Sunday evening music includes Joe Birdsall Jr singing The Publican and six violins performing Raff Cavatina and Bach Ave Maria. Further lectures by Dre and Mrs RB Neigh bour Aug 17 18 19.
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First Methodist Sunday School
Leonard Fisk
Karl Meister
United Presbyterian
First
United Presbyterian Church
I Thessalonians
Men's Missionary League
A. R. Webber
Ralph Q Obitts
Obitts
P U
Nellie
Hamilton
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Birdsall, Jr
van DeWater
Geraldine Rigo
Lois Farschman
Evelyn Farschman
Eugene Szabo
Henri Hitloff
Sherman Ward
Raff
Bach
Henriilbert
Nemhbour
East Avenue Church
Widening Circle
Minsionary Society
Was Church
Gev. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Young People's
Origins of Protestant Denominations Across Early America
A brief survey traces the roots of major Protestant bodies to European movements. Methodism began at Oxford in 1729 with the Wesleys, Baptists stem from the Protestant Reformation in England, Presbyterians from Britain, and Lutherans from Martin Luther’s reforms. The Disciples of Christ form from unity efforts in the early 19th century, and the Episcopal Church was established in 1607 after English chaplains deployed to Virginia. Congregationalism links to the Separatist movement brought by the Pilgrims in 1620.
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Oxford University
John
Charles Wesley
Engand
United States
Great Britain
America
Manhattan Island
Disciples of Christ
England
Holland
World Religion Leaders and Lutherans Mark Milestones
Dr. Stanley Jones plans campus addresses across fourteen colleges this fall and winter after returning to America. At a New York Presbytery meeting ministers consider keeping open church houses during next year’s World’s Fair to share religion. Elizabeth council endorses Ten Commandments teaching in public schools as crime prevention. A medieval play and a cathedral pageant celebrated Rheims restoration. Lutherans mark 300 years in America with Swedish royal participation and a ceremony including a monument gift from Sweden.
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Stanley Jones
America
New York City
Yiein Uy O
Marble Collegiate Church
Presbytery of
New York
Urmon Counts Council For the
Elizabeth
Rheims Cathedral
Rheims
Sweden
United States
Wit and Wisdom Indirect Giving at Candy Shop Window
A cartoonish exchange shows a minister asking a little boy to donate to missionaries. The boy responds by buying candy and letting the clerk donate the proceeds, highlighting humor over direct charity.
Senate approves liquor shipment restrictions to dry states
The United States Senate voted 53 to 16 on April 8 to impose new protective restrictions on liquor shipments into dry states. Senator Morris Sheppard called the result a sign of growing strength for the drys. £ C. Lindeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Morris Sheppard
The Church Invites You to Come to Church on Sunday
The Reverend Joseph R Seger urges the church to keep alive in men a reverent awareness of God. He says the church’s purpose is to awaken sensitivity to intangible values and invisible forces, and that social reforms will follow when God is revered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Seger
God
Curch Nest
Dr Brumbaugh to Speak at Oberlin Sunday
Dr Brumbaugh director of the Wesley Foundation in Japan will speak at Oberlin Union Services Sunday at 11 am in First Methodist Episcopal Church. He is a noted lecturer on Japan and the Far East, author of religious studies, and editor of Japan Christian Year Book 1937.
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Thoburn Brumbaugh
Wesley Foundation
Japart
Oberlin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Historic
Orient
Brumbaugh
Oberlin Schianl of Commerce
Zraduzting
Boston University School of Theology
Union Thesagien Seminars
New York
Grace Methodist Church
Dayton
Ohio
Japan
Qnment
Far East
Epworth league week at lakeside and local calls
The Rev and Mrs and their family and friends attend Epworth League Institute at Lakeside. Numerous locals from Amherst Elyria Cleveland and surrounding areas visit relatives and guests visit others including the Squires Haven Angersbach and Bates families. Reading lists include church groups and extended family visits with a general pattern of weekend gatherings and calls.
Temperance and character in Sunday school lesson
A Sunday School discussion prompts on temperance, character and sobriety with questions on social drinking, causes of short life, benefits of sober living, and overcoming temptations. It cites Clericus and a college president on character, plus notes a prayer urging abstinence from harmful drugs and harms in life.
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Clericus
Religious services and church listings in Princeton area
A dense schedule lists multiple churches and temples with addresses and planned activities. Emmanuel Lutheran and Congregational, Magyar Reformed, Church of God in Christ, First Spiritualist, Church of Christ, St Pauls Evangelical, Jewish Temple, First Hungarian Baptist, Gospel Mission, St Johns Lutheran, Zion Baptist, First Baptist, Second Congregational, St Marys Catholic, Second M E Church, St Andrews, African Methodist, Holy Cross, Bethany Baptist, Grace Lutheran, and more outline Sunday School times, morning and evening services, youth and missionary events, and weekday meetings. Includes pastors and locations across Princeton Avenue, River Street, West Street, and nearby streets.
Local visits and church service noted in community column
Gary of Cleveland stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coates Friday night. Rev. and Mrs. Kern from Wellington were guests at Emma Gleisner’s home Saturday night and Sunday. Rev. Kern led church services at the Evangelical Church on Sunday morning. Meanwhile Dr. Oliver Sohn, a Michigan pathologist, laments rising alcohol deaths and condemns legally sold liquor as more deadly than bootleg alcohol.
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Clarence Amstutz
Youngstown
John Geissendoerfer
Anna Bauman
Cleveland
Barbara Angersbach
Harold Coates
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Silas Buchs
Katie Weidman
Max Coates
Gary
Oliver Sohn
Michigan
Lehr
Soul centered Lesson Sermon for August 14 1938
The Church of Christ Scientist notes a Sunday Lesson Sermon for all branches on August 14 1938 focused on the Golden Text Hear me speedily O Lord and trust in thee. It cites Psalms 143 7 and examines passages from Ezekiel 18 21 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy regarding the nature of soul and spirit versus flesh.
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Churches of Christ, Scientiat
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Honest epitaph of a man who sold groceries
A man sought an honest epitaph: Born a human being. Died a wholesale grocer. He explained his life was consumed by selling groceries leaving no time for marriage travel drama reading or community service, yet he valued his success as a wholesaler who never truly lived.
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Setyie
Martim Sasaue
First Baptist
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Congress
Oberlin Road
DIAL
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Church Forum
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Crystal Springs
Dr. Brumbaugh
Henrietta
Mie
Wnaetzrl
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Bsther
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George Webber Jr
Melvin Bates
Keith Buchs
Howard Anegersbach
Lakesie
Epwortheague Institute
Methodist Church
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Jf D Squires
Carl Haven
Fish Avenue
Elyria
Frank Keible
Edna Unmer
Kate Burke
Melvin Amstutz
Waukeegan
Knots
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Will Paul
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Shaker Heights
Wallace Court
Jack Lyon
Leon Currier
Amy Young
Oscar Zurcher
Neil
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Margaret
Maynard Logan
Collins
JL. C. Bates
C. Sanders
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George H. Page
Berlin Heights
Jean Hastings
Shirley Unger
Ernest Lamvermyer
Richard
Donald
Bay Village
Mueller and
Hartshorne
Scribvers
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Penininah
Peninah
Israel
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Hoephai
Phineas
Charley Dodd
Charles Cook
Berniece Pace
Lenrani
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Mao
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CU Currier
Carter
Pittsfield
G. C. Becker
Caroerin Court
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Milton Parrish
Baby
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Russia
Dorothy
Naomi Snyder
Lorai
Smith
Detroit
Gotliob Buchs
Katie Wedman
Ale Gas Company
Christ’s Temple
Brotherhood
Milasion Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Warner Lake Ave
West Btreat
A. E. Kemp
Magyar Reformed Church
West River Street
Rey Bela P Basco
Christian Endeavor
Church OF God IN Christ
Myest Avenue
Hall Osbt Broad
Luna Hale
Church OF Christ
Chapel
First Methodist
Court Streets
Foklichs
Grav AL W
Grover
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Erust Irian
Jewish Temple
Lache
West Shr
Lo A
Eaea
Baptist Church
Julius Wish
ASL
Ales Yosa
Supu
Young Peoples Service
Gospel Mission
East Bridge
ST. John's Lutheran
MY Zion Baptist
West Avenue Risvy
John B Anderson
fSvary
Young People's Meeting
Ind
Court
ST. Mary’s Catholic Church
Massen
M. E
Vernon C. Stewart
A. Ai
Y. Castor
ST. Andrew's Church
Episcopal
Ravldwin & Hedhead D. Direvtor
Ely
Cremunion
African Methodist Church
Jones Chapel
Seventeenth St
A. White
J. Freenfield
Holy Cross
Fourteanth St
Wast Ave
Budny
Second Baptist Church
Sizteanth Street
Collis Odell Stewart
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
C. J. Smith
Marlet
Lake Ave
Lake
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
B. River St Row
Wow Walker
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
dJosef A. Barton
Martime
Missionary Circle
Salvation Army Services
Henry Hillier
Salvation Meeting
Cleveland Street
Clas
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lake Avenue
Clifford G Minkter
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Tia Am
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D. Carl Yoder
ROY E
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Loomis
L. P. Jacks
Verees
Botamer’s
Broad Street
Hospital
Beiler
Church of Christ Scientist
Clyde
Christi
E. Wildmer
Johnson Tal
LEHMA
George F. Hoffman
Cho
Emerson
Roy E. Hultz
Lowe Brothers Paints
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