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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
2
Directory lists Columbia and nearby churches with pastors and service times. Details include Columbia Baptist, North Ridgeville Congregation, Fields M E Church, Henrietta M E, Columbia Methodist, Laporte Methodist, Birmingham M E, St Peters Catholic North Ridgeville, Avon Baptist, and United Congregations Methodist Penfield with service and Sunday School times.
Multiple congregations led by pastors R G Pferrer Karl L Darkey George C Beebe and John G Koontz schedule morning worship Sunday School and Epworth Leagues with services at 9 15 9 30 11 00 and 11 15 am plus evening and midweek prayer times across Huntington Spencer Grafton Lagrange Kipton and South Ridge zones.
A Sunday lesson commentary on John 21 15 16 focusing on Peter’s reinstatement after the resurrection. Jesus tests Peter’s love with the charge to feed and tend his lambs and sheep, emphasizing leadership through care for weaker members and strong fellowship with the risen Lord.
Rev E J Hoover pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 R Y Y P A service 6 30 pm evening evangelistic services Tuesday 7 30 am teacher training classes Tuesday 2 00 pm women s prayer band and Bible study Thursday 7 30 pm prayer meeting 6 45 pm choir practice
Church schedules list multiple congregations with pastors and weekly times. Brighton and Clarksfield reflect morning worship and leagues, Rochester notes specific league and service times, plus Vince M E and Evangelical and Belden M E churches with pastors and school times. Pittsfield M E adds community league, morning worship and Sunday School.
Discussion prompts reflect on John chapter 21 19 actions of Peter after the resurrection and the call to feed and tend Christ's followers. Questions explore why Peter returned to fishing how Christ addressed him and what it means to prove love through obedience and service. Clericus quotes urge following the Spirit of love and prayer asks for grace to serve in God's kingdom.
Harold Wells Turner of 1138 Broadway New York delivers health culture material for busy readers. Articles by authorities present sensible preventive advice, care, and precautions in an engaging style aimed at general usefulness.
The passage recalls Jesus asking Peter three times to love him, then to feed his sheep, signaling that earnest Christians will see results. It stresses the teaching task of Christianity, the cost of faithful service, and the dignity of death as glorifying God, summarizing the duty of man to follow Christ.
Avon Lake Brookside will exchange an assembly program at Avon Lake school February 13. Remaining games listed include February 15 at Avon Lake, February 27 Avon at Avon Lake, and March 3 Avon Lake at Brookside. A mother study group meets February 1 at 3 p.m. speaker Mrs. Frank Ayers Lorain on Mend Your Voice. tea served chaired by Mrs Ellison. Bobby Livingston returned home from St Joseph Hospital Lorain.
Sixty women attended a Wednesday afternoon book review at the Congregational church. Mrs. Aileen Benninghof of Rocky River reviewed Remember the End and Mrs. Winifred Howells sang three selections Believe Me Is All Those Endearing Young Charms Brown's Lullaby in German and Beautiful Dreamer. Miss Lucy Mawby accompanied on piano. Tea was poured by Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Stelmach. The event was sponsored by Group 4 of the Women's League.
Jolly 12 Club met with Mrs Ed Buswell on Tuesday evening to play 500. Trophies were awarded to Mrs Erma Sidnay Mrs Bertha Derringer and Mrs Curtis Duff. Refreshments followed. In two
Cary Morgan discovers her late stepfather David Garth left the ranch depleted to fund a monthly check to her mother. In San Francisco she clashes with her mother and with Jim Constance who offers a loan to start a racing stable. Cary agrees to listen as intrigue and temptation rise, hinting at further plots.
Mrs C J Snyder hosted a one oclock luncheon and pinochle party at her sister Mrs Roy Currants home. Guests included Mrs Currant and Mrs Joe Boch with winnings noted. Future meeting planned with Mrs Arthur Theisen in two weeks.
Mrs Tom Scott hosted the Civic Club of 52 Allot with table prizes and lunch. Special guest Mrs Nelson Myers of Cleveland will host the next meeting February 3 at 1 p.m. Several members and guests from Cleveland and Pittsburgh visited local residents. The senior class, teacher Carl Dryer, had a 30 day perfect attendance day off to attend Tobacco Road at Hanna Theater. Proceeds from a minstrel show benefit seniors’ Washington trip. Families moved and visited, with Sunday school at 9 45 a m.
A list of community meetings and activities includes at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. gatherings at the Congregational church and school, with the Scientist meetings, Sewing Circle with Mrs. Trigalet, and a Mothers Study Group. Avon Lake High seniors sponsor a Rainbow Gardens roller skating party at 8 p.m. in Elyria. Other events include Girl Scouts at Park Hall and Boy Scouts at Chateau. A Ladies' Aid meeting, Blue Jay Sub debs, and Legion Auxiliary card party are scheduled, plus Civic Club and local notices. A note mentions Jitterbog, an 8,000 population old town in Northern Germany, and a remark on Chinese use of liquorice in Northern China.
Three facts stand out in the ongoing Nazarene Church meetings the spirit aided services the searching messages of Rev and Mrs Otto Davidson and the strong testimonies after altar call from those who found peace in Christ Mrs Davidson preached on in Christ a new creation the need of the new birth the awakening and the evidences of this experience There are three days remaining in the evangelistic campaign.
About forty men from Oberlin community attended a church men s club gathering Tuesday evening with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Wickens as speaker. After the talk the group enjoyed social card games. Coffee and doughnuts were served by the committee. Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller attended the funeral of D F Hoard in Medina. Mr and Mrs Herman Young attended.
Berg of Wakeman visited sister Mrs Arthur Younglas and family Sunday. Gilbert Hale of Elyria convalescing from flu with aunt Cassie Hale. Ola Edmonds staying weeks with daughter Mrs Wallace Smith family in Oberlin. Edmonds ill with flu. Carol Ann Humphry ill. Mrs John Edmonds and children at brother Jack Griffin in Elyria. Gar McRoberts learned of cousin Frank Eastwood's death in Medina. Eastwood longtime Associated Charities worker in Medina County. funeral set 2 o'clock Saturday.
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