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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1939
Page
6
Dr William Muir Auld will deliver Sunday morning sermon at 10 45 AM on Christ s Way of Life with a day set for special thanks and giving. The choir will sing Unto Thee O God do we give thanks by Watson and Church School sessions start at 9 30 AM. cordial invitation to all.
Sunday services include Rev. R. W. Neighbour continuing the sermon on Anti Christ Against Christ at 10 45 with evening topic And God Went and choir music. Sunday school at 9 30. Wednesday mid week prayer service at 7 30. Junior Mission Study and Young People events. dinner 25c followed by Bible Study at 7 00. All welcome.
Sunday services are scheduled with a regular message at 8 00 PM. There is no Young People's meeting Tuesday night. Friday at 6 30 PM the Women's Mission Bible Class will meet with supper at the church. Rev G L Stover pastor of Calvary Baptist Tabernacle Sandusky will speak.
Bible School begins at 9 30 A M with Peter Preaches to Gentiles Acts 10 as adult lesson. Public worship at 10 45 A M with sermon I Have Sinned. Young people study Tabernacle at 6 30 P M Ark of the Covenant. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 7 30 with Our Sympathetic High Priest Hebrews 4 14 5 10. Choir follows. All invited.
The second Sunday in Lent invites communicants to 10 45 worship with Holy Communion and sermon on Religious Faith. A 9 30 Church School session precedes in the school room, followed by an evening Young People meeting at 7 30. The sermon cites St Paul on walking by faith and praises the Easter buildup with a choir offertory anthem O Saving Victim.
Holy Communion will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 o clock in the English service at St John s Lutheran Church. Rev A Schroeder continues his life of David series with a sermon on The Requirements of True Friendship based on David and Jonathan. No German service. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 13.
The church schedules 9 30 Sunday School with a lesson on A Faith That Breaks Down Racial Barriers from Acts 10 1 48. The anthem The Lord Is Exalted by West will be sung at morning worship. Rev Kemp preaches on Vital Resources Needed in the Claims of Religion. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 15 on Carli ta Stang leading a discussion The Church Battles for Righteousness.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School begins at 9 30 A M under Leonard Fisk with annual attendance noted at four and a half million in thirty years. Morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev. Frank L Hicks, subject Vision and Service. Evening service at 7 30 with The Conquest of Life.
The church invites worship as a path to honor God and lift the soul. Emerson quotes frame worship as essential to national character and personal worth. The service promises rest, exaltation, and alignment with divine will through public worship.
Attendance climbs as the church lists 8:30 Senior Choir Rehearsal on week mornings and evening rehearsals for Junior Choir and Epworth League Cabinet on Thursday. Friday to Sunday feature meetings including King's Daughter Sunday School Class Queen Esther Circle and Fidele Class with Standard Bearers at Mrs Scheuneman's home on 334 6th Street.
The morning worship at 10 35 will feature Rev Ralph Valentine of Dennison Ohio as special preacher. Will J Foster the congregation's minister will continue a series of night services at 730 on the Parables of Jesus. Christian Endeavor meets at 630 and Bible School Council at 730 Monday with Valentine as speaker.
Church of the Nazarene schedules Sunday worship with 9 45 A M Sunday School and 10 45 A M worship. Evening service at 7 45 P M features History Repeats Itself. Young People meet at 6 45 P M for the program and a devotional service precedes the evening sermon. We invite you to come and bring a friend.
The Hungarian Reformed Church schedules a 9:00 morning Sunday School with a Lenten Communion. Rev. Bela Bacso preaches on Serving God with a Clean Heart and the choir sings The Only Hope of Our Hearts. An afternoon service at 2:00 followed by the Ladies Aid at 3:00 and a 6:30 Christian Endeavor led by Frank Aba haz i.
D. Carl Yoder argues that investing in children yields joy when they grow well and live worthwhile lives. Parents should strive for the highest development and training, as seeing children succeed honors parental love and sacrifice.
Seminar by Prof. Robert Taylor at USC notes shared beliefs across Catholic Jewish and Protestant faiths. Points include belief in a supreme God, primacy of religion, ethical foundations, the Golden Rule, and faith in human moral growth despite worthy and unworthy adherents in each group.
Rev. George C. Beebe announces sermon on Christ's Victory Over the Crowd at Grafton and Belden M E churches. It is the second in seven lent sermons themed Through Lent with the Victorious Christ with dates March 5 to Easter April 9 and topics including loneliness fear pain defeat death.
Germany bans the name Jehovah from Protestant churches and Old Testament prophets as part of Nazi policy. Methodist women world wide plan an International Fellowship Tea to unite 4,000,000 in a new Methodist Church before unification of the Methodist groups. A Rockefeller funded survey links church membership and church involvement to stronger personality traits in adults and children. Ireland plans a Catholic Film Society to teach doctrine through cinema and raise standards in entertainment films with parish branches and supplied projection gear.
Gideon gathered 300 men to defeat the Midianites. Samson's father was Manoah. Samson exacted vengeance on the Philistines by destroying their temple and killing many with the jawbone of an ass. Samson slain Philistines with the jawbone totaling thousands. Samson's wife was not named in the core narrative. he had connections with Delilah in later acts.
Directory style notice listing multiple area churches with service times pastors and locations including Christ's Temple Oberlin Road Emanuel Lutheran Princeton Avenue Lake Avenue and West Street Church of God in Christ West Avenue Church of Christ Second and Chapel Streets Will J Foster minister. Services span Sunday school morning worship evening prayer and weekday activities.
The message lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m devotional at 10 45 a m evangelistic service at 7 80 p m and a special prayer meeting at Faith Home on Thursday evening
A fragmented passage mentions Manoah and Delilah along with fire brands attached to 300 foxes. It includes claims about sacred life, worship, religious education, social service programs, economic and racial justice, and world peace. The line about Coleridge notes a view on ingenious hope.
A call to Christian resolve amid global tensions and domestic strain. It contrasts peace pacts with arms buildup, crime versus education spending, and social decay with spiritual renewal. The piece frames the Christian path as strenuous training, urging steadfast moral action.
First Congregational on 2nd and Court Streets led by Pastor William Muir Ruld holds church school at 9:30 with morning worship and graded classes. Second M E Church at 2507 Middle Ave under Rev James A Watson offers 9:30 Sunday School and 11:00 public worship with 7:80 Evening Service. Jones Chapel at Seventeenth Street with Rev R A White holds 9:30 Sunday School and 9:00 PM ac ee league 9:45 Morning Service. Cor Princeton Ave and BE River St under Rev W W Walker features 8:50 Sunday School, 10:45 Morning Service and preaching.
Josef A. Barton pastor leads morning worship at 10 45 with church school at 9 30 on Cambridge and Prospect Street. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM and Missionary Circle holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays at 7 30 PM.
The piece contrasts pagan laxity with Christian truth telling. It questions the prevalence of hidden acts and advocates for courts based on discovering and applying truth in all cases. It underscores the Christian principle of truthfulness, seen and unseen.
Kiwanis join interclub at West Park March 7. no Parish House meeting March 6. North Olmsted Business Men's Association gathers March 8 at Parish House with 12:30 dinner. The Tatterman Marionettes present She Stoops to Conquer March 8 at the high school auditorium 8:15 PM under Sigma Delta YP C U. Grange meets March 8 at Town Hall. Mrs Gilchrist hosts Home Economics Club March 7 on Mastick Road.
Mrs Hannah Limpert spent a few days in Columbus at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Tindel. Miss Jane Dunlap a third grade teacher in Butternut school spent the weekend at her home in Canton. Bill Laisy celebrated his eighteenth birthday with thirty two friends Saturday night February 25. Ice cream and cake were served.
Group 2 of the Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Edith Hird on Butternut Ridge Thursday March 9. Group 3 gathers March 8 at Paris House and serves the Business Men's Association dinner at 12 30. Group 4 meets Sunday night at 8 at Ray Helt’s Butternut Ridge road. Dr Wayne H Bowers discusses Inside Story of the Revolution of Spain for Spanish Refugees offering taken at the trip. The Y P C G groups join a 6 30 banquet at the Parish House before evening services.
Rev. Clyde Kuhn spent three days this week at the Ministerial Institute held by the Theological School in Oberlin. The West group of the Ladies Aid will meet at the church on Thursday March 9 for a covered dish luncheon. The Christian Youths group is preparing two plays to be presented soon.
A church bulletin reflects on Jesus words that He came to serve and give his life, urging believers to embrace service over comfort as a guiding principle for wise living and ministry.
The Lege son Sermon to be read at all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday March 5 1999 centers on the Golden Text from Ecclesiastes 2 26 and Psalm 100 2 3. It notes the Christian Science reading from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy describing God as divine Principle and man as God s spiritual offspring living in harmony.
A farmer jokes about buying a barometer to predict rain while Hannah questions the expense. The quip highlights skepticism toward new gadgets and the air of insincere cheer from a perpetual smile. A final jab critiques self proclaimed liberal Christians worshiping liberal ity.
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