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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1939
Page
6
Sunday School convenes at 9 45 a m with lesson Jeroboam A Man With a Great Opportunity. Morning worship at 10 45 led by Pastor W F Clay. no doctrinal changes discussed. Evening services conclude a well attended day with The Pearl of Great Price and Divine Host as sermon topics.
A combined Grace Lutheran service will be held Sunday at 10 00 for Sunday School and 10 30 for morning worship. Sunday School lesson titled The Great Flood will be taught by T. Henkel. Sermon Launch Out Into the Deep will be delivered by Pastor Rev. W. W. Walker. No man can be saved without the Word of God.
The notice invites Sunday worshipers to hear a sermon urging repentance and faith. It invites strangers to attend and announces a Sunday school and congregational picnic at Campbell's Grove with transport by church cars departing 1:00 to 1:30 PM for a 2:00 PM program.
The article lists Sunday School at 9 30 led by Superintendent Leonard Fisk and a 10 45 worship service with Rev F L Hicks D D delivering a sermon titled Christ and the Un theologically Minded. The choir will perform O Be Joyful In The Lord conducted by J Martin Beck with organist Mrs Carlton Squire. It details weekly events including Rainbow Class at Cascade Park, Boy Scouts, Queen Esther Girls at Marian Holmes home, missionary society picnics, midweek devotional, Kings Daughters picnic, Senior Choir rehearsal, Epworth League meetings, and a Lakeside Rally picnic at Wellington West View Park on July 12 from 4 to 9.
The English Service at St John s Lutheran Church tomorrow will cover David in Ziklag, detailing his movements after his reconciliation with Saul. Rev Armin Schroeder will trace David s refuge with the Philistine king, his residence at Ziklag, and the ensuing hardships and reforms. Sunday schedule includes 10 o clock service, 11 o clock German service, and 9:15 Sunday School.
Rev Neighbour will deliver Sunday morning 10 45 sermon The Holy Spirit and in the evening a talk on Christ Second Coming The Bema Judgment title A cordial invitation to attend Sunday school at 930 and classes for all ages Men’s Visitation Group meets Monday 730 The church hosts Rev Arthur Pain of Havana Cuba Wednesday 730 with motion pictures of his Cuba work and loud speaker The public is invited
Sabbath School begins at 9 30 with an adult lesson titled Jerusalem A Man with a Great Opportunity from Kings 11 26 31 37 40 and Bible graded lessons across all departments. A 6 30 Young People meeting led by Miriam Pacth follows, and the Men’s Missionary League plans its July briefing with Rev Don McClure home on furlough as guest speaker.
Early morning hours invite reflective worship with 7 30 communion and a 10 45 sermon titled Wasted Time. The talk notes waste in life and wealth from wasted material and urges gathering fragments of time to gain spiritual wealth. The choir will perform Praise Ye the Father by Gounod. Sunday school members are urged to attend.
Will J Foster, minister of the Church of Christ, will preach Sunday morning on the theme God s Turn and Mine. Communion and worship at 10 35 a m. Bible school 9 30 a m. Classes for all ages and groups. No evening service. Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m.
Dr William Muir Auld preaches The First Beatitude at the 10 45 morning service continuing his Summer Beatitudes series Miss Patricia Hoke sings The Beatitudes at the First Congregational Church Bethany Baptist hosts Sunday meetings at 6 pm with weekly inspiring programs Sunday evening services at 745 and midweek prayer at 745 pm Wednesday and missionary circle at 745 pm Thursday led by Mrs Walter Greene two Sundays from now Rev Taylor away. visiting ministers will occupy the pulpit. all invited
Services on July 9 include Bible school at 9:30 led by Superintendent Henry Peirce with Jeroboam as the lesson. 10:45 morning worship features a sermon on Gods Value of a Man by the pastor and an adult choir under F R Davis. at 3:00 p m the Tennessee group presents Rev A J Payne and his gospel quintet from Sandusky.
The piece urges Christians to seize summer as a time for spiritual growth through new friendships, health, reading, nature study, and attending conferences and institutes. It stresses local church involvement, warns against neglect during vacations, and calls for renewed church focus when the world is least concerned. Getting on is largely a matter of getting up after being knocked down.
A church urges worship and reverence as distinctions between man and animals. It argues reverence underpins goodness and that character deteriorates without it. The invitation asks readers to attend church next Sunday.
The Friends Service Committee aids Prague Vienna and Spain with meals for over 360000 Spanish children amid rising child starvation A Calvary Baptist Bible Class in Washington DC marks fifty years with 10000 alumni The Williams College Institute of Human Relations arrives Aug 27 Sep 1 1939 under Jewish Christian Protestant unity The New York Bible Society reports 129th year distributing 876939 Bibles and portions plus 6950 Bibles to hotels to serve World’s Fair visitors
A traditional tale shows British tribes leaders failing to break single sticks but succeeding when tied as a bundle. The moral: collective effort surpasses individual plans. The speaker urges church involvement to align prayers and work toward a shared aim.
The passage urges faithful living through talking with God by looking and listening. It warns prayer often becomes one way, with humans speaking to God while neglecting the listening, essential to knowing God's way for safety and salvation.
Professor Kincheloe argues the church must endure city stresses by letting its life flow freely and adapting to urban conditions. He says churches should restore salvation through Christian attitudes of friendship service and love taught by Jesus Christ to preserve civilization.
D. Carl Yoder argues that liquor advertising and displays in Pennsylvania liquor stores were banned by the governor. He claims four years after repeal the nation spent 9.2 billion dollars on legally sold liquor and totals 33.2 billion when including crime costs, suggesting funds could build over eleven million homes to shelter over fifty-three million people.
West Ridge hosts a Friday reunion for Marian Crose and her daughters Delores and Patricia Crose along with Mildred Crose and grandchildren Si beris and Corwin of Three Rivers Michigan. Marian Crose visits J. H Penfound while Mr. and Mrs. Walker tour Medina Seville and Nova. Penfound family member Harland also attends as Crose guests call on local residents in Nova.
Directory listing for Emmanuel Lutheran Princeton Ave at Garford, with pastor Dr J L Urich Th D and parsonage at 354 Princeton Ave. Includes weekly services Sundays at 4 00 A M, matins and communion on holy days, catechism classes Saturdays, and study hours 9 to 12 noon. Additional Joiner Lake Ave and West Street church with Dr A E Kemp pastor and youth fellowship.
At 118 West River Street Rev Bela P Basco conducts Sunday School at 9 0 AM and church services at 19 00 with a Hungarian sermon plus 2 00 Afternoon and 6 00 Christian Endeavor. Church of God in Christ at West Avenue under Elder E Harris lists 11 30 AM preaching and 6 0 PM Evening Service. First Spiritualist locale on Broad Street hosting Rev Anna Hale with 7 1 Evening Service and spiritual messages. Dr F L Hicks at Third and Court Streets offers 10 4 3 Morning Service 6 15 Epworth League and 7 30 Evening Service with Wednesday prayer at 7 700.
First Congregational at 2nd and Court Streets with Mourning Worship at 10 45 and graded classes. Second Methodist at 2507 Middle Ave led by Rev E E Wambien with Sunday School 9 30 Public Worship 11 00 Epworth League 6 30 Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 3 00.
The notice lists Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street with Rev R A White as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M morning service 11 45 A M and evening service at 7 30 P M plus 6 00 P M A C BE League in session.
Rev Ernst Trion minister reads 9:50 A M Sunday School 10:45 Morning worship first Sunday monthly at 250 Third St German Service at $:45 A M Lake Ave West St Sunday School 10:14 A M Religious School Monday Wednesday Thursday evenings Friday 4:00 P M Confirmation Class reading list continues with related weekly sessions in the area.
Full Gospel Tabernacle at 144 East Bridge announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m Pavetional service at 10 15 a m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and a special prayer meeting at Faith Tome on Thursday evening.
Morning worship and preaching service at 1045 led by Orion Armstrong of Youngstown a student at Pittsburgh Nenia Seminary. Anthem by choir with My Masters Praise by R Deane Shure directed by Edmund Wright.
In a folksy turn of phrase the speaker recalls Mrs. Wiggs advice to avoid sourness when things go wrong. She credits a habit of jotting worries away in her heart and choosing to smile despite hardship.
Pastor Josef A Barton leads morning worship at 1 43 with church school. Junior Shoe practice and Missionary Circle meetings are listed for Wednesdays at 7 30 PM and the first and third Thursdays at 7 50 PM respectively.
Mrs. Marie Fiedens travels to Buffalo after sister-in-law Anna Becker’s death. Visitors include Robert Collett and Wyoming family at Nelson Hitchcock’s, Leon Szmania and Detroit relatives at John Anderson’s, and the Woodings from Chardon. Also noted are Ray Mills from Piqua and 4th of July gatherings with Schriver, Walton, Langshaw, Shepard, and Wiggins households.
Early speaker argues that all drinkers start as moderate and that saloons threaten homes. He claims old men become drunkards through youth’s drinking and warns the devil tempts from hunger to politics. He urges making liquor sales right and condemns complacent prayer without action.
Sunday masses listed at 8 00 9 40 10 00 and 17 00 with Rev Fr George Martin as pastor assistant Rev Fr Joseph B ex her, mass times include 6 00 3 00 10 00 and 12 06 for the day.
Mrs Ben Carmel greets a large crowd at the Fourth of July celebration at the ball park. Firemen staged a good fireworks show despite steady rain. After a ball game, races for all ages entertained attendees as special Fire Dept meetings set plans for a carnival on July 14 15 16.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon for July 9 1890. It centers on the Golden Text Create in me a clean heart O God and themes from first Peter and the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The passages emphasize speaking and ministering as the oracles of God and following Truth and Love for divine healing.
1 Isaac 2 Jacob 3 Bethel was the place where Jacob received God’s blessing and later built an altar on fleeing home and returning 4 The priests taunted Jesus that He could save others but not Himself 5 Jesus based the Great Commission on all authority in heaven and on earth given to Him
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