Services In The Churches At St John'S Lutheran
Pastor Schrugher leads a morning service at St John'S Lutheran Church on Thy Kingdom Come as part of a Lord's Prayer series. The 10 o'clock service includes first communion for new adult members and no German service. Delegates' Conference meets at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cleveland at 3 pm with St John'S Elyria represented by Carl Scheiber and Rev A Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Schrugher
St. John's Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Cleveland
St. John’s of Elyria
Carl Scheiber
Rev
A. Schroeder
Columbia Club
Sunday Church Services and Programs Across Local Congregations
Sunday services in St John s School Auditorium feature Amherst and Lorain men’s groups with Rev I Louie speaking. Bible Study at 9 30. worship at 10 45. pastoral messages cover Mark 2 19 22 and Job in Ashes. young peoples meet at 6 40. Monad prayers midweek with Looking on the Fields to Harvest theme. Music by Harmody Male Quartet and Antoni Winkler flute. Junior Mission Study Group meets Monday 4 P M with listed participants. Wausnen Missionary Series in near monthly sessions. Epworth League 6 00 devotional. Evening Worship 7 00 with Dr Bond topic Mere Possession Is An Empty Boast. St Andrew s 10 45 service Holy Communion and sermon. Epistle includes practical Christian living. anthem O Holy Jesu. To To Church campaign urged for large congregations. Young People 7 30. Church of Nazarene sermon On Troubled Waters Sunday evening. morning Sunday School at 9 45 studying Challenging the Social Order. 10 45 worship with pastor preaching Souls Disobedience. Wednesday prayer at 7 45. Second Congregational Golden Age of the Soul sermon at 10 45. Worship Hour includes The Chired Attendance Campaign. choir songs He Has Heard My Voice Wilson and The Perfect Prayer Sten son. Sunday School and attendance contest. Youth Fellowship 6 30 observing the 17th anniversary of Christian Endeavor with Many One discussion. Evangelistic Service 7 20 with youth week message A Sense of a Beyond that Beckons. All churches invite everyone to attend.
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Job
Antoni Winkler
I Buna Jean Bari
Theluva Gordon
Mildred Boepple
Payllis Aid
Ruth Hamter
Huth Woel
Pholippine
ST. Andrew's
St. Paul
Christ
Lyoff
Ronald M. Grant
Church OF Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
Young Peoples Society
Rch
Second Congregational
A. E. Kemp
Wilson
Leach Department
Youth Fellowship Group
Leonard Fisk
Path
Our City
Christianity and Respectability at Elyria Churches
A Sunday morning theme Christianity and Respectability leads at Elyria churches with Bible School at 9:30 and services at 10:45. St Pauls Evangelical joins a regional attendance campaign alongside St Johns and St Peters. Lectures include Can a Young Person Live a Modern Life and St Pauls music by Prof J Martin Beck.
First Congregational Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The First Congregational Church at Court and Second Street invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with Boy Scout Week observance. Rev William Muir Auld will preach on The Influence of Home and the choir will sing Peace If Leave with You. The High School Department hosts a 5 30 supper and a 7 30 discussion for post high school youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Court
Second Street
William Muir Auld
J. Varley Roberts
Come To Church Next Sunday Invitation
D Carl Yoder urges church members to seek fellowship and share religious experiences. He warns against turning fellowship into a church and invites all to attend services next Sunday to witness and participate in God’s work.
Negroes Achieve Notable Milestones Across Walks of Life
A survey highlights major accomplishments by African Americans in various fields, detailing exemplary achievements in education industry arts and public service as a testament to their influence and progress in society. The piece emphasizes persistence and impact across civic and cultural spheres.
Spirit in Lesson-Sermon for February 6 1928 at Church
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the weekly Lesson-Sermon for Sunday February 6 1928. The Golden Text cites Ephesians 4 29 and Psalms 50 14 15. The Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures appears with a passage on overcoming material belief and forming spiritual renewal.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Bake
Brickyard Boy Builds Brain and Heart into Wanamaker Tale
The piece narrates a boy who in youth read widely including a dictionary Pilgrims Progress and the Bible and grew into a successful merchant under John Wanamaker. It notes his honesty thrift and diligence and his rise from wage earner to founder of a store. It closes with adages about character and perseverance from Roosevelt and Mabie.
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Durin Wanamaker
World Religious Rouse Seen Across Nations
The United Lutheran Church in America marked twenty years with a New Year program featuring Dr. Frederick H. Knubel Gov. George W. Peery and Senator Harry F. Byrd. A Bible Mastery Campaign expands across forty states and five Canadian provinces with Romans as its 1937 focus. Seventy seven San Quentin inmates signed up to read. The United Church of Canada buys an eighty foot mission boat named Thomas Crosby for Pacific coast work. Dr. Kagawa, after a winter retreat, finishes The Life of Jesus and conducts a fishermen's mission. Germany frees twelve Protestant pastors on Christmas Eve. Unitarian leader Robert Dexter notes rising religious interest as persecution spurs church growth. the Czechoslovak church is the fastest growing in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church In America
Frederick H. Knubel
George W. Peery
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Presbytery
Seattle
Romans
San Quentin Prison
United Church of Canada
Pacific
Thomas Crosby
Peter Kelix
Robert C. Dexter
Social Relations Commission
American Uniitarian Association
Europe
Geremmany
requisites of a good Sunday School superintendent
Dr Joseph Clark a pioneer in Sunday School work called for a high type manly Christian superintendent. The ideal man combines genuine religion without cant, righteousness without hypocrisy, and a broad Kingdom vision. He seeks constant improvement, soulsaving and soul culturing, and prefers the role above all else, serving faithfully until retired then guiding successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
Letter on liquor problem urges Roosevelt action and tax relief
The American Business Man's Research Foundation executive vice president Charles HR Jones urges President Roosevelt to curb liquor advertising. The letter cites government approval of liquor traffic and its costs, claiming over 100 million spent on ads and 12.9 million paid by consumers to makers and retailers in four years. The memorandum describes the whiskey low mood and notes the foundation is nonprofit, led by Frank Gutpyett of Rochester, N Y.
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Roosevelt Charles HR. Jones
American Business Man's Research Foundation
Frank Gutpyett
Rochester
N.Y
U. Carl Yover
Avon Re search Club meets at Mrs Smith home
The Avon Re search Club met Friday at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Taylor Smith’s home with president Mrs. Charles Wilford presiding. Papers on Cuba by Mrs. Taylor Smith, Mrs. Roy Calwoon, and Mrs. Jitting Forthoter followed, and the meeting adjourned to March 4 with Mrs. John Olds hosting. Nearby moves and visits noted include households at Lorin and Cleveland and a Sanitorium stop in Amherst.
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AVON
Avon Research Club
Taylor Smith
Charles Wilford
Cuba
Roy Calwoon
Jitting Forthoter
John Olds
Royal Neighbors Meet and Coat of Events at South Amherst
The February Royal Neighbors of South Amherst held a meeting at Swiss Tall with routine business and a social hour. Mrs. John Katona won the door prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sam Slack and Mrs. Peter Ammenhauser. March hosts designated. Also noted: Congregational Ladies Dime Society quilt party at Mrs. Frank Powery’s, with dinner and a follow up by Mrs Gust Mothag. Tyne meeting announced. Tyne metnoast Church choir rehearsed and planned a musical program for February 15, inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
South Amherst
Royal Neighbor Lodge
John Katona
Sam Slack
Peter Ammenhauser
Gase Anderson
Stenry Mof&rushi
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Frank Powery
Gust Mothag
Tyne
Bon Ami Club Meets for Games and Luncheon
The Bon Ami Club met Thursday night at Miss Helen Saras’s home with Miss Elizabeth Marlin assisting. Members played bingo and prizes went to Helen Sleds Margaret Bogardy Anna Aspyk and Irene Gede. A three course candlelight luncheon followed. Next gathering at Miss Helen Sledz’s home on February 16.
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Mostess
Bon Ami
Helen Saras
Elizabeth Marlin
Helen Sleds
Margaret Bogardy
Anna Aspyk
Irene Gede
Helen Sledz
West View Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
West View notes show Mrs. Sara Shep and daughter visiting Mrs. Janie Adame and Mrs. Flora Todd, while Lottie Krientzberg visits family in Ohio and California. Several residents attend card parties, dinners, or plan visits with relatives in Olmsted Falls, Cleveland, and Colorado. Public events include a Rebekah lodge gathering, Troop 201 hike, and local music concerts by u. t. Adams in Richmond England.
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West View
Sara Shephard
Stella Petch
Columbus
Janie Adame
Sprague Toad
Flora Todd
Lottie Krientzberg
George Bronson
George Bronson Jr
California
Colorado
Louise Thompson
Mary Mitchell
Olmsted Falls
Betty
Norma Neilson
Anna Molosky
Vera Bryda
Ethel Ingersoll
Eva Marie Fox
A. C. Hamman
H. Wise
E. H. Cooley
Columbia
Cheerios Club
Pearl Dunford
Elyria
John Thompson
George Brown
Cook Road
Pauline Hickey
Grand Jury
Cleveland
Harold Schuster
Friends
R. F. Hermann
LaGrange
Colunble Round
Rocky River
W'liam Maynard
Russ Ingersoll
Dan Waugh
Mr. Gilbert
I. 0
Wit and Wisdom on Faith and Slavery Humor
Dr. Torrey cites an amusing tale to illustrate that all children of God may call on him. An enslaved Black man named Sambo responds to his master's taunts about the devil with a stubborn faith and a plea to his owner to look after his property.
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Sambo
Maasa
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