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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
6
Elyria pastors voiced strong views on a national movement to enforce Sabbath observance. Rev P B Bayrulo urged strict rest on Sundays, while Rev Dr Winters argued for the Lord’s Day as a day of worship and moral reform, and other ministers warned against secular pressures and the harms of Sunday commerce.
A church driven appeal led by Herbert Hoover calls on United States Christians to aid Europe’s destitute after war. Visitors report starving children across Hungary, Austria, Poland, Germany, and neighboring regions, urging immediate monetary gifts to fund food, clothing, medicines, and care.
International Sunday School lesson for December 12 quotes Matthew thirteen. It contrasts material wealth with spiritual values and stresses that the kingdom of heaven is defined by righteousness peace and joy. It uses parables of a precious pearl a hidden treasure and edible fish to show supreme value of spiritual qualities over wealth.
The County Federation schedules union services at Wellington on Monday January 10. Bishop WL Anderson will be the speaker. An afternoon meeting of the County Ministerial Association will precede federation committee sessions and a Menton church service under county influence will follow at the Methodist Church.
A dispatch argues the Blue Laws crusade aims to shape national character through church influence. It weighs ministers' opposition and stresses church integrity as essential to forming responsible citizens and a trustworthy nation.
The Messiah oratorio presented by conductor Ralph W. is set for next Thursday evening in Elyria. The reviewer praises the composition for its prophecies and the majestic, harmonious vision of a future kingdom, urging strong audience turnout and devotion to the performance.
The president elect showed humility in a sermon aboard his ship last Sunday morning. The piece quotes David’s words and emphasizes that a leader with an humble heart is better suited to grapple with America’s problems than one who relies solely on himself. Beaufort Journal notes the editor’s hope for voters to support the candidate who embodies humility.
The First Methodist church in Lorain established a nursery to aid mothers and enable attendance. The Enpworth Teague noted the need and the nursery operated for the first time last Sunday.
Two Episcopal prelates Rt. Bar William A. Yoonard and Ri Wy. Prank da Mott plan a banquet. An organization of Episcopal laymen will be present. Impressions of the Lambeth Conference in England during the summer will be given by tor, jeonard, wihtile Dr dn Moen will tell of the peace and order vont raca in Geneva.
Mr Lacccohee of London will perform at the United Presbyterian church during the Sabbath service. A Chinese violin with one string will be used to render difficult music, with the hour set for the evening service. Remember the time and place.
New improvements are underway at St Marys Catholic Church including a stone and brick north addition with an extra entrance and improved sanctuary. A new carpet rest room and a grand organ priced at 120000 are slated for installation within the next year to replace the aging instrument meaningful to parishioners.
Sunday services at 9 45 a m and 11 o’clock with a Tuesday testimonial meeting. November 12 topic God the Preserver of Man with a golden text from Proverbs 29 25. Christmas sweaters at reduced prices at The Robinson Hancock Co.
The Second Spiritualist church holds a Sunday evening service at Wursts hall with Rev J R Deamade of Cleveland Ohio lecturing on The Victory over Death. A business meeting follows church services and all members are urged to attend. Holy Communion at 7 30, church service at 9 15, morning prayer and sermon at 10 30, and evening prayer and sermon at 7. Everyone is welcome to all services.
Resid emew pastor Louis Bourquin and Karl Lehman supervise Sunday School and church activities at 423 Third Street. Services begin at 10 43 am. New members will be received. Installation of Lund School Teachers and Office staff includes Home Department and Cradle Roll workers. A sermon on the believer's position in Christ will be given by Rev. AL Neleh. Evening message covers the Jews in prophecy and Israel prospects given by Mr Neighbour. Church of Christ at 61 East Avenue discusses Christmas observance and its meaning.
Church notices outline tomorrow’s schedule with Bible study and worship services at 2:30 Junior, 115 Intermediate and Senior C Kk, 7:00 Evening Worship. Special offerings invite pennies equal to age for Bible purchases, Epworth League events, and a Thursday class meeting titled Look Up and Lift Up.
First Congregational church on Corner Court and Second streets holds the annual Every Member Canvass this afternoon led by Rev J H Grant. Fifty laymen will receive a commissioning word after morning service as they canvass the parish from 2 PM to cover church support and benevolence budgets.
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The Second VB Church invites all to attend Sunday activities including a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and a sermon titled Carest Thou Not That We Perish from Mark 4 28. The message centers on The European Children at Perishing as the voice of concern rises above child cries.
The United Presbyterian Church on Fast Avenue and Second Street invites all to Sabbath School at 9:45, with sessions for all ages and a size increase over last year. Morning worship at 11 features Miss Tuthill singing. Evening service at 7:90 includes "The Third Commandment" and a performance by Mr Saccahee of London on a Chinese violin.
The message urges church members to attend Sunday worship at 11 o clock with the pastor Bille presiding. It notes splendid attendance last Sunday and invites all to support by being present. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at the usual hour and evening worship at 7 15 is expected to offer a worthy message.
A notice invites readers to a First Spiritualist meeting at Grand Army Hall. Pastor Tertere will present demonstrations of life after death and respond to written questions. Time and venue to be announced on Sunday.
Grace Lutheran Church on Corser and Pringtoon avenues hosts Sunday School for adults with Pastor Muhly. Morning service at 10 45 features a sermon titled Man Made in this Image of God. Evening Advent sermons focus on Christmas meaning with a second sermon around 6 00 oclock. A Great David’s body is welcome for a Christ centered message.
The Robinson Hancock Co offers the entire stock of men's fine unlined kid gloves at 1 to 3 off. This sale highlights leather goods and accessory items available to shoppers seeking savings on durable, classic gloves.
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