Services In The Churches FIRST BAPTIST
Sunday morning the Pastor speaks on Black Clouds That Bring Blessings and in the evening on Three M Resurrections. A prophetical message on Resurrection will explore new truths. Miss Thompson of Oberlin Conservatory performs Andante by Handel on viola. Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev R W Neighbour discusses Psalms 47 inviting all with Bible in hand. Women’s Widening Circle meets again.
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First Baptist
Miss Thompson
Oberlin Conservatory of Muale
Handel
R. W. Neighbour
A smile Opens Happiness at Home and in Business
A smile is described as the key to happiness at home and a promoter of good will in business, serving as the countersign of friendship.
Sunday Services at Hast Avenue Church House February 4 1938
Sunday services across several churches feature Bible School at 9:30, sermons at 10:45, and youth programs. Parked items include The Church of Nazare ne with Rev Liest on youth, St Andrew's with Light of the World sermon, and Second Baptist Men's Day program led by CCC Boys quartet and Mayor Petro.
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Hast Avenue
Church OF Nazarene
J. FL. Liest
Church of the Nazarene
Liest
Shurch
Galilee
J. Liest
Young People’s Society
Second Baptist
Second Baptist Church
CCC Boys Quartet
Mr. Offett
C. W. Green
J. Q. Petro
Apaak
First Methodist Sunday School Leaders Call for Attendance
First Methodist Sunday School led by Leonard Fisk starts at 9 30 with classes for all. Morning Worship follows at 10 45. Donors toured Oberlin last week in the campaign. Lyria and Lorain rank high in attendance. Special music by Garthe Brothers from Amherst. Choir songs include Great and Marvelous. Dr Bond will preach The Christian Way of Life and Trees That.
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Leonard Fisk
Oberlin
Lyria
Lorain
Garthe Brothers
Amherst
Come To Church Next Sunday Invitation
A church invites readers to join in weekly public worship, stressing church as the body of Christ with members functioning by their gifts. It emphasizes personal relationship with Jesus, historical authority, and the goal of religious experience through worship and fellowship.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Everlasting Love and the Nature of God in Scripture
A brief lesson sermon cites Jeremiah 31 3 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health asserting God is Love and true immortality requires Love. The passages warn against worshiping a corporeal Jehovah and emphasize divine Love as essential to spiritual reality.
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Mary Baker Eddy
World Religion News Recaps Global Faith Efforts and A Statue
The article notes Armenian Cypriots numbering about 4900 with 850 Sunday school children and outlines a worldwide preaching mission planned by the Federal Council of Churches for 1440 including university missions in 1938 and 1839. It describes Episcopal and labor collaboration in Rochester, a bronze statue of Christ on King Island in the Bering Sea, and the people involved in erecting and dedicating the statue as a symbol of Christian unity and missionary effort.
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Island
Cyprus
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Evangelsm
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Lonely King
Mr. Kitson
King Island
Christ the King Island
Bellermine LaFortune
Joseph R. Crimong
Alaska
Father Hubbard
Siberia
Church Forum on Happiness Through Life’s Contrasts
A church forum discusses whether happiness can be constant and argues life’s contrasts shape joy. It asserts that night follows day and seasons and sorrows heighten happiness, with happiness rooted in mental attitude and perspective.
Home Education and the Call for Parental Love
A reflection on how love heals and teaches humanity at home. The piece contrasts animal empathy with human neglect, urging parents to lead with gentleness. Citing Christ’s example, it argues against physical discipline and for fostering love in childrearing and social conduct.
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Sory
Christ
Carl Yoder
Do You Know Answers From Palm Sunday Puzzle
A jumble piece includes reflections on faith and history with a prayerful tone and prompts labeled DO YOU KNOW and DO YOU KNOW ANSWERED. It asks questions about Palm Sunday and biblical figures, ending with an answer starting palm branches were
Tennessee drys push back after beer ads ban
In a broader anti liquor shift Eighty percent of Texas beer elections favored the dry side with nineteen of twenty two wins. Tennessee voters also went dry in a statewide referendum by a margin of seven thousand eighty three. Coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber reported most traffic fatalities involved alcohol and eight months into 1987 showed widespread intoxication among victims. Former Congressman Upshaw warned liquor harms economy and morality as Tennessee considers its stance.
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Texas
Drya
Virginia Alcohol Control Board
Tennessee
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Ohio
Gerber
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Hell
D. Carl Yoder
Lake Avenue Church and Community Meetings Schedule
On Sunday January 30 Reverend E C Gogh of Lorain will deliver the sermon at Lake Avenue Community Church. Services at 10 45 A M with Sunday School at 9 30 A M. Elyria Township Mother Singers meet 7 30 P M Monday at Lake Avenue School. Grange Hustlers hold all day meeting February 1 at 10 39 A M at Mia Zagorsky home with a tureen dinner at noon. Bible Study February 1 at 7 30 P M at the school. Everyone invited.
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Lake Avenue
E. C. Gogh
Lorain
Elyria Township
Grange Hustlers
Mia
Mike Zagorsky
Grange Hall
Lake Avanua
Queen Esther class hosts lively evening at Bladowski home
Grafton reports a Queen Esther class gathering at Alice Bladowski’s home with a brief business meeting and games. Laverne Toghill and Virginia Miller won prize writing. Refreshments followed. Belden Quilt Club hosted by Mrs. Charles Gest featured a noon dinner and extensive quilt work. Fourteen members and two guests attended. Next meeting place undecided. Mrs. A B Preister joined Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strickland of Butternut Ridge. William Brill visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seckt. Dufford Schultz and Wilhelmine Shultz vacationed in Cleveland. Ray Eppley and spouse attend Farmers Week in Columbus. Alice Mae Wood, student at Obertin Conservatory, spent Sunday with her aunt Mary Ryder.
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Grafton
Queen Esthér
Alice Bladowski
Laverne Toghill
Virginia Miller
A. B. Preister
Charles Strickland
Butternut Ridge
William Brill
Amherst
Charles Seckt
Charles Shhultz
Dufford Schultz
Wilhelmine
Cleveland
Ray Eppley
Farmere
Colummbus
Jos Alice Mae Woode
Obertin Conservatory of Music
Mia
Mary Ryder
Farm, church events and visits noted in Lorain and Elyria
Mr and Mrs Charles Gest with Therlow Gest and Starr Kingd of Cleveland along with Floyd and Harold Lang spent two days in Columbus for Farmers Week and Dairy Herd Improvement banquet. Rev and Mrs George C Besbe with Mrs Guy Clark visited H B Castleman in Sandusky. Mrs Clark plans an indefinite stay. J H Sheldon Mrs Carrie Sheldon and W N Hitchcock attended the annual Farm Bureau meeting at the M and Church of Elyria. Floyd Bunwell of Wellington dined with them. Norwalk District Mid year Epworth League Institute of Lorain and Medina counties set for February 4 6 and 6 at First M I Church Lorain. many Grafton youths expect to attend.
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Charles Gest
Mra
Therlow Gest
Starr Kingd
Cleveland
Floyd
Harold Lang
Columobia
George C. Besbe
Guy Clark
Lorain
Grafton
PTA Meeting Highlights Science Talk and Social
The Nova Parent Teachers Association met in the school house Thursday evening with Dr. Fitter pauli delivering an engaging science talk on knowledge. Miss Leath arman and Miss Puterbaugh of Ashland College offered two musical selections. A dinner honoring Mrs. D. W. Stentz was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Biddinger, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hertzlen of Cleveland, the Bruder family, Orla Smith and daughter Gladys, and Akron residents Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. Additional visits included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rowland from Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. Hanvyille and son Dan from Shinrock and Sandusky. GO. C. Wentz spent time in Cleveland. the Hertzlens of Lakewood visited Stentz family over the weekend.
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Nova
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Fitterpauli
Leatharman
Puterbaugh
D. W. Stentz
W. F. Hertzlen
Cleveland
J. L. Bruder
Orla Smith
Gladys
Bennett
Akron
Ken Rowland
Ashland
F. Hanvyille
Dan
Sandusky
GO. C. Wentz
W. ¥. Hertzlin
Lakewood
Columbia Residents Attend Luncheon and Social Events
Mrs Ernest Dunford hosted the Cheerio Club luncheon and an afternoon of cards. A reception at Cora Grinwold Chapter Eastern Star honored Mrs Cleta Knowles named grand representative for Nebraska. Local residents attended rallies, hospital news noted Harry Dunford’s recovery, and families hosted guests during Farmers' Week.
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Columbia
Ernest Dunford
Cheerio Club
Carl Heinrich
Nelson Walters
Carpenter
Cora Grinwold
Eastern Star
Cleta Knowles
Nebraska
Lawrence
Stuart Bartter
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Harry Dunford
Lakeside Hospital
Ainee Lmst
Gertrude Akins
Evans
Florida
Lon Martin
Akine
Fustle
Jewell Bartter
Harry Martin
Sarah Shepherd
Columbus
Willam Heth
George Harris
Mary Healey
Spragus Road
Frank Ulrich
Ernhart
Harry Offenburg
Robert
Middleburg
Charles Martin
Columbia High School
Roberta Ingersoll
Mabel Rice
Community Hospital
Beven
Victor Morlock
John Schwarts
Valley City
M. L. Royer
Miss Rice
Honxpits
Berea
Mises Ethel Hershey
Leratta Lewla
George May
Wit and Wisdom from a Flooded World Quotes
A quirky collage of quotes tracing wit and wisdom through storms and floods. It blends a Christian Union Herald reflection on worry, a Willing D Hyde partnership line, and Whittier style devotion with a note on family records lost in a flood.
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Christian Union Herald
D. Hyde
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