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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1939
Page
6
Dr. William Muir Auld will preach at First Congregational Elyria tomorrow morning. The service starts at ten forty five and includes infant baptism near the end. Mrs. George Tulk and Miss Ruth MacDowell will sing As Pants the Hart by Henry Smart.
The day begins with Holy Communion at 7:30 AM and a 10:45 AM worship service. The choir will perform O How amiable are Thy Dwellings and The Value of Man as offertories. The sermon asks if man is mindful of God, noting God’s mindfulness and urging visible devotion.
Sunday School convenes at 9 30 a m under Leon ard Fisk superintendent. Classes adapted for all ages with competent teachers. Sunday Morning Worship at 10 45 with message Following the Gleam by Pastor Rev F L Hicks D D. Robert Blakeley will sing Grant Me Dear Lord Deep Peace.
Quotation emphasizes living with nature to cultivate optimism and awareness. The note reflects Burbank's view on sustaining curiosity and growth through attentive observation and mindset.
The article lists weekly church events led by Stickles with Mrs. Carl ton Squire at the organ console. It notes meetings for Finance Committee and Official Board, midweek devotional, Epworth League dinner, and an evening evangelistic service on the Bible themed month of study.
Sunday morning at 10 45 Rev R W Neighbour returns to the pul pit with both morning and evening messages The evening evangelistic song service starts at 7 30 Special music by the Junior Choir directed by F A Yost Public invited Sunday school at 9 30 All newcomers welcome Men s Visitation Group meets Monday at 7 00 for interested men to join prayer meets Wednesday at 7 30 Public welcome
Rev. Armin Schroeder announces an English memorial service at 10 o clock for over 200 children who died in the church's 86 year history. The sermon titled The Death Angel in The House of Cedar discusses David's child, offering lessons for all. A German service follows at 11 and Sunday School at 9 15.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church on Princeton Avenue and East River Street hosts a Sunday morning service at 10 45 with a message titled The Anchor of Hope. The girls and boys choir will sing I Need Thee Every Hour as part of a call for faith in the Gospel to steady believers through life’s storms. Sunday School and adult Bible classes meet at 9 30 under Willard Schmittgen. strangers and visitors are welcome.
Bible School at 9 30 focusing on Uzziah The Perils of Prosperity from IT Chronicles 26 3 8 16 21 Morning Worship at 10 45 with Dr J I Moore pastor Tabernacle U P Church Youngstown and Superintendent of Missions of Cleveland Presbytery No Young People meeting in the evening Public is invited to attend
Sunday School at the Church of the Nazarene 114 Harwood St convenes at 9 45 A M tomorrow. The subject across classes is Uzziah A King Who Forgot God. Rev W F Clay delivers morning worship at 10 45 A M with Rooted and Grounded in Love as the pas tox theme. NY P S devotional service at 6 45 P M.
Bethany Baptist Church lists Sunday morning services at eleven with a sermon on Sitdown Strikes in Religion based on Jonah four five and Sunday events including Evening Star Quartet sacred music at 3 30. B Y P U meets at six, Evening Worship at seven forty five, midweek prayers Wednesday, willing workers Thursday, and a Friday night business meeting at seven forty five.
Regular services will be held at the Church of Christ on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 30 for all ages. Church services follow at 10 45 conducted by the Yo Ad s class of the Sunday School.
Bible School begins at 9 30 A M with Uzziah A King Who Forgot God. Morning worship at 10 45 A M on The Test of Christianity. 3 30 P M Rev W M Hale of Winchester Tenn to preach. Public invited.
D Carl Yoder urges readers to view church attendance as more than routine. He describes Isaiah's temple vision as transformative and real, arguing worship should inspire noble impressions and calls to Christian service and spiritual preparation for a new world.
A biscuit-maker in a Hong Kong bakery places a four language gospel slip in each tin. Dr Wilfred Grenfell sails from Montreal July 17 to Labrador with fifty Grenfell Society members. John Middleton Murry seeks Anglican priesthood amid claims church can resist paganism. China hosts over 6000 Christian college students, up 2000 from last year. California’s La Concepcion Purisima mission is being restored by CCC workers.
Sunday services proceed as usual with Sunday School at 8:00. Reverend Joseph Heffner of Cleveland substitutes for the absent pastor Reverend Kemp and will preach at 10:30 Sunday morning.
A preacher reflects that heroism begins with small acts. A man choosing to give up when faced with wrongdoing is praised as a minor heroic act. Heroism grows from overcoming minor annoyances and progressing through stages of victory toward greater trials.
Rev Riggs preached Sunday as Rev and Mrs Craw ard were away on vacation in Canton. Rev C C Maple visited Fred Maddock in Oberlin. Mrs Robert Harding hosted the Elyria Ladies Aid with Mrs Carver opening and Mrs Crawford leading devotions. A four o clock lunch followed. Guests included Mrs Nora Thompson Mrs Ida Blaine and Mrs William Harding. The group will reconvene August 3 at the church society rooms with Huntington Ladies Aid as guest.
The forum argues Christianity can drive social change by setting ideals for a Christian society or kingdom. While some doubt attainable ideals, history shows partial achievements by individuals and groups. Change can proceed through new laws and institutions even before universal personal consecration, uniting personal and social religion as two parts of one effort.
Mr and Mrs Walter Peak called on relatives Saturday eve ning. James Sayers visited Wellington Tuesday. Elyria Townsend Club picnic at Elmer Carver home Saturday. Rev Maple left Friday for Indiana and to attend a Minneapolis conference. Granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs Lester Pratt of Elyria. Guests at C F Austin home include his parents. Ed Tippen and Lewis Black families visit here. Glen Hudson family attend William Hudson reunion in Elyria. Claud Hudson of Ashtabula and Ralph Hudson of Fayetteville Ark also here. Rezac of Root Road moved to Parma. Forest Lyndes called on Alice Heath LaGrange and Harvey Lyndes of Carlisle. Otis Lyndis and family called on his parents Sunday. Harry Beebe building house on Kern land. Rev Maple conducted funeral of Mrs Thomas Storer in Elyria Church of Christ. Mrs Janie Allen returns from Muskegon. F E Barton and Son bought Howard Worcester farm and moved here. Barton from Brecksville. Roy Sands of Waukegan Ill visiting A J Hulse. DeForest Pratt family of Cincinnati visited their parents. Dyer Sweet are parents of baby Richard Williams born Sunday. Clarence Fortune and wife buying cottage from Black farm remodeling to move in. Donald Fortune ruptured a kidney in accident. Donald is Harris Fortune’s son. Lowell Bermond and Robert Gerry visiting Grand Rapids Mich for a week. Donald Bermond visiting New Mexico with grandparents after month away.
A set of four inquiry prompts asks 1 who established the Great Commission, 2 who lamented a fallen prince and great man in Israel and to whom he spoke, 3 where the prophetic text foretelling Judah’s rise until Shiloh appears is found, and 4 where Paul experienced the Macedonian vision.
The San Francisco Fair and the New York World’s Fair reveal how Treasure Island and Flushing Meadow rise from water and ugliness to lasting beauty. The glow of modern engineering and science turns waste places into gardens and healthful spaces, illustrating mankind’s growing mastery over nature and moral uplift. Man himself remains the greatest marvel, with today’s tasks matching his power.
A school inscription urges that an educated person sees through as well as through things. It warns against overhasty enthusiasm and extols stick-to-it-iveness. The passage likens energy to fuel and says perseverance turns defeat into victory and keeps legends for the fallen.
A collection of brief lines cites scriptural moments and a quotation from Emerson. It references Saul’s general Abner in lament, Jacob’s dying words, and a saying about trust and treatment in Troas.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M and morning worship follow. Brotherhood at 6:20 P M with preaching on Tuesday at 7:30. Hungarian service at 10:00 A M and 2:00 P M with 1:00 Christian Endeavor. Church offices at 334 Princeton Ave and 119 West River Street. Various pastors include Dr J L Urich Th D and Dr A E Kemp with座 Youth Fellowship and Epworth League activities listed.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 10 45 a m worship at 10 45 a m at 230 Third St Rev Minstrion pastor German service 546 am Lake Ave Weat St Sunday School 014 a m Religious School Mon Wed Thu evenings Confirmation Class Fri 00 p m Special Prayer Meeting at Bethlehem Thursday evening Evangelistic Service 7 40 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m Devotions 10 45 a m Service 10 45 a m
Cambridge and Prospect Sts church services list morning worship at 16 45 junior choir practice and Wednesday missionary circle, Reorganized Latter Day Saints Lake Avenue service times and young people meeting 6 30. Ridgeville St Peters notices irregular and Kirst Congregational follows with mass times and pastor names in this fragmentary church bulletin.
The notice lists multiple congregations with service times and activities. Rev Edwin B Redhead at Episco pal Corner sets morning and evening rites including Holy Communion and sermons. Rev W W Walker at Princeton Ave offers morning and evening services, Sunday School, and youth leagues. Salvation Army led by Capt Henry Hillier records Sunday School and salvation meeting times. Nazare ne Church on Maroon street notes morning preaching and Young People services. Mt Zion Baptist presents Sunday School and morning and evening worship with midweek prayer.
The Kel ly and Cox families attended the Peabody family reunion at the Don Watson home in Wakeman. Melvin Unger was discharged from Memorial Hospital Elyria to his home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Barry Weber of Oberlin visited Monday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Coates.
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