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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1937
Page
2
The first service is at 7 30 with Holy Communion and a 10 45 Morning Prayer sermon addressing Americas Lost Art Reverence. Rev Neighbour returns to preach Harnessing God in the morning and Health Wealth and Happiness in the evening. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 and a men only prayer service Monday at 7 30.
Sunday services in Elyria churches feature undenominational youth programs. Wednes day night mid week prayer meets at 7 30 pm in the Sunday School room with Bible reading and an hour of uplift. Church of Christ announces revival and morning worship at 10 33 with minister J Foster returning from vacation. Nazarene service at 10 45 am with sermon Christ in Captivity and youth devotional in the evening. Dr Edwin Kirby to preach at 10 45 during pastor's absence. Sabbath School at 9 30 with graded lessons and music for children. no young people meetings in August. Duet by Ruth Wright and Helen Bristol singing When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.
Miss Mary Donaldson a missionary in China will address Ridgeville Congregational Church during the regular Sunday service at eleven o'clock. She has just returned from tumultuous conditions there and can speak from firsthand experience. All interested are invited.
Pastor Rev KE Hoover leads Sunday morning worship with sermon Stewardship of Life Love and Lucre and evening Evangelistic Service Sold Out Other activities include Sunday School at 9 20 a m Young People at 1 p m Women’s Bible Study 2 00 p m Choir Rehearsal Thursday and Midweek Service Special music noted for morning service Rev Albert Secord of North Olmsted to preach at Second Congregational Sunday 10 30 a m service and 9 20 a m Sunday School
World religions news notes 129 nations conduct Sunday schools with Russia banning them. Canada Gazette proclaims October 11 a day of thanksgiving. W L Hardin elected president of Gideons International Society at Atlantic City convention with 425 delegates. Westminster Shorter Catechism to be revised into Chinese. Dr Robert Millikan discusses democracy and church influence on social movements.
A lengthy look at Pittsfield Community Church origins from 1836 when it began as the Evangelical Union Church of Christ. It covers founding meetings, early officers, growth to 23 members, construction of a meeting house, and key events through the 20th century including renovations, parsonage plans, and the Women's Missionary Society.
In Queens a war veterans group broke ground on a 1000000 peace temple site. Attendees included American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, United Spanish American War Veterans, Disabled American Veterans, Jewish War Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic. Funds will be raised by these groups to build a meeting place for veterans during the fair. The piece ends with a reflective quote emphasizing personal contentment over external change.
A discussion on home education argues that parental influence should be by suggestion rather than directive command. Emphasizing psychology, the text gives examples like complimenting safe driving or admiring courage to foster positive behavior without coercion.
A fragment from Carl Yoder urges parents to choose proper moments to suggest ideas as if issuing commands to children, warning about the lasting harm of certain habits and the need for thoughtful guidance.
Sir Josiah Stamp delivered a humorous speech at the Chicago Club on wit and wisdom. He joked about not wanting to preach endlessly and compared parsons checking watches to those listening, noting it annoys him when watches are brought to the ear to test if they run. Selected.
The Sunshine Trio from Erie Pa will perform Gospel music at Penfield Junction Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. The three young women have sung for six years and broadcast twice weekly on WLEDV Erie and have appeared on stations in Cleveland Buffalo and Moody Memorial Church Chicago.
E Stanley Stones argues there is no conflict between science and religion. Science can aid religion through experimentation while religion offers a moral framework for scientific progress. He urges open minds and collaboration to bring the Kingdom of God on earth and invites attendance next Sunday.
A meditation on discouragement as a common enemy to all, likening fog on a road to mental heaviness. The passage argues that insight can pierce the fog and convert discouragement into a turning point for achievement, if the mind remains active and purposeful.
Carl Yoder argues that secularism grows from science dominating life and education. He contends schools omit religion, while churches cling to old dogmas, driving youth away and fostering secular attitudes.
The Elyria Church Of Christ announces Rally Day preparations with Wayne Burdue as business manager and an attendance goal of 100 percent plus. Members are urged to attend and invite friends, extending this outreach to every Sunday thereafter.
A compact collection of aphorisms and moral maxims emphasizing character, virtue, humility, and social duty. Notable lines include Emerson on character in portrayal, Goodell on Christianity and creed, and Spencer on righteousness across ages, urging cheerfulness and compassion.
The church schedule lists Sunday services at 9 36 A M and 11 A M with a Warship Service Christ Stilling the Waves at 3720 P M and a choir program. It is the rally's last day and attendees who have not paid assessments are urged to do so at morning or afternoon services. Colton quote contrasts cathedral construction with incomplete heavenward height.
The Church of Christ Scientist lesson for Sunday centers on the Golden Text from John and includes a Bible citation from First Peter and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The excerpt emphasizes obedience to divine principle, loving unity, and healing through Truth leading to a true church as a mother church.
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