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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1937

Page

8

Services In The Churches St. Pauls Evangelical Children’s Day

Children’s Day will be observed next Sunday at St. Paul’s Church with a combined service at ten o’clock. Regular Sunday School members should meet at 9 46 to record attendance before proceeding to the auditorium for the exercises. The program includes songs recitations a choir anthem a violin solo by Edward Pallas and a brief pastor’s address. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 7 30 that evening and the 10 45 morning service features an offertory anthem God’s Peace is Eternal and a sermon Some Benefits of the Christian Religion.

Young People’s League Evelyn Lyndon First United Presbyterian Church Bible School First Congrégational Church Peter Smith Andrew Thompson John M. Moore Lawrence Meredith Christian Education Virginia Nre Doris Todd Second Congregational A. E. Kemp S&s Christian Endeavor Societies Ruth Shepherds George Lamberton

Sunday Services Highlight City Church Activities and Sermons

Sunday services outline daily Christian principles ap plicable to problems with Sunday School at 9 30 and 9 45. Rev W F Clay delivers an evangelistic sermon on care and worry at 7 30 with musical solos. Morning sermon theme Intimacy with God based on John 11 41-42 and the Lazarus story. Sunday School hosts lessons on Judah and a Children’s Day program follows at First United Presbyterian Church. The day also features a Pageant The Basket of Flowers by First Methodist Episcopal Church and a Bible centered program with leading local church groups and volunteers.

Carlessness W. F. Clay Church of the Nazarene God

Children Day Service Planned by Methodist Episcopal

At 10 00 A M a Children's Day program by Kindergarten Primary and Junior Departments features processional Sunday School orchestra opening songs prayers and readings Involves students Barbara Boorn Lois Fullmer Mary Lou Shepherd Rose Mary Eaton Tommy Freddie Keith Choate Jay Welchel Mary Lou Miller and others with recitations solos and class acts including violin piano and chorus numbers amid a program of songs and flag song efforts culminating in group exercises and classifications from several classes

Beighley Shirley Braddon Oh Chidren B. Chlomacher Wallace Nichols Jr Stuth O. Bulley First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Kingdom of God Marek Alice May Hoover Marlon Holmes Jean Heimanth Joan Bauer Eleanor Highgate Patsy Peters Love Shirley Christman Mary Humphrey Sun John Hoffman Butterfly Marcia Maton Rose Methodist Episcopal Jesus Barbara Boorn Lois Fullmer Mary Lou Shepherd Rose Mary Eaton Tommy Farmer Freddie Farmer Keith Choate Jay Welchel Mary Lou Miller Big Fitch

Children’s Day Pageant at First Congregational Church

Sunday services feature a child centered program with a pageant For Every Child and multiple school departments presenting episodes on youth and neglected children. The Second Congregational Church also hosts Children’s Day with a baptism service at 3 PM and a 7:30 PM program led by the Primary Department and Mrs Ruth Shepherds.

Immaculate Conception Church Grafton Marks 100th Anniversary

Lorain County church history recounts St John of the Cross in LaPorte founded 1835 now part of Immaculate Conception Grafton. The century-long tale covers pastors from Rev Halley to Rev Ferron, construction and debt milestones, the 1936 centennial jubilee, and the former LaPorte parish cemetery site.

Immaculate Conception Grafton Lorain County LaPorte St. John of the Cross Cleveland St. Mary's St Mary’s of Elyria Ratsonville Elyria Rappe Thomas F. Halley Father Halley A. R. Sidley John Daudet M. J. Clear Wenceslaus Horak P. C. N. Dwyer Thomas F. Conlon George A. Branigan J. P. Wachowiski James A. He J. E. Casey F. J. Burns George L. Koob John Kelly Owen L. Gallagher William F. Haggerty H. L. Collins P. J. Ferron

Children’s Day Program at Second Congl Church June 13

A Children’s Day program will be presented at the Second Congregational Church on Sunday evening June 13 at 7 30. The program includes an opening prayer, hymns, various recitations and songs by children, violin solo, and a graduation with Bible presentations by Rev. Kemp. Also a recognition service for Boy Scouts who will receive Merit Badges from Scoutmaster D D Croft. Ridgeville Congl tomorrow at 11 am observance with music, graduating exercises, and diplomas by Rev. Kemp.

D. D. Croft Second Congregational Church Kemp Mrs. Shepherd's Glass Ruth Gunder Myrna Telzerow Carol Bassett Nancy Walowright Barbara Jones Hearts of Gold Frances Brillhart Virginia Stewart Phyllss Alexander Gardeners Fritz Beaecon Aline Tropp Croft Lamberton Miss MacKenzie Retr. Kemp

Lesson Sermon at Church of Christ Scientist June 13 1937

The lesson sermon topic God the preserver of man centers on the Golden Text from Psalms praising God as salvation and refuge. Biblical citations Jeremiah and Isaiah passages affirm trust in the Lord yielding green leaves in drought, with a quote from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health describing mind as the source of harmony and the divine likeness of man.

God Churches of Christ Scientist l Mary Baker, Eddy

Church Invitation Highlights Global Brotherhood

Margaret Slattery quotes a church leader urging action for peace and social reform. The message emphasizes ending slavery, aiding the ill and orphans, and promoting a better way than war. It calls for belief in shared wealth, respect among nations, and loyal service to one’s own country.

Margaret Slattery

Bible Bible School Prayer Drive in Winnipeg Schools

The Gideons in Canada won provincial Education Department consent to place Bibles in Winnipeg public schools following Ontario’s lead where over 9000 Bibles have been placed in Toronto schools. The piece also surveys Presbyterian foreign-language work in the United States, church counts, and historic notes, ending with a quiz and a pious remark about prayer and attendance.

The Gideons of Canada Christian Commercial Travellers’ Association Department of Education Winnipeg Ontario Toronto United States Belgian Congo Church of Christ In the

Grain of Mustard Seed in Education Echoes

A compact meditation on small acts shaping vast change in learning. Quoting Robert Moffat and Samuel Barrett, the piece links kindness, conversion, and personal influence to broader reforms in society and education, noting Horace Mann’s enduring impact as a beacon in educational circles.

Gough Robert Moffat Fowell Buxton Horace Samuel Barrett Horace Mann

Why Are We Religious by Dr Carl Yoder

The piece argues that a universal religious urge exists in every person driving the pursuit of a fuller life. It claims this impulse prompts spiritual, mental, and moral striving beyond mere animal existence, despite life’s distractions. Dr. Carl Yoder presents religion as the natural result of humanity’s higher capacities.

Carl Yoder

Timid minister urged to preach old gospel or be broadminded

A timid minister facing pressure from opposing congregational factions is warned that without repentance and partial salvation, he faces danger of hell fire and damnation. The remark highlights tension between traditional and modern measures in his church.

Sentences on virtue, conversation and religion in old prose

A medley of aphorisms on truth, listening, friendship, excuses, church usefulness, living by faith, and cautionary images about a wan egg kept in bath water. The tone is reflective, drawing lessons from everyday habits and moral life.

Willingness to change life and serve others

Samuel M. Lindsay reflects on personal growth and humility in duties to others and to Christ. He urges embracing gratitude, selflessness, and service within imperfect communities, linking education to living and religion to making a meaningful life.

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