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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1936
Page
10
Sunday services include a choir led by Robert T. Moore and solos by Mrs. O E Brodbeck and others. Grace Lutheran Church Princeton hosts a 10 45 am service with sermon by Rev F J Schumm on The Temptations of God. Visitors welcomed.
The second Sunday in Lent brings a large St Andrew's congregation with services at 7:30 and 10:48 featuring the sermon A New Name about Jacob and his transformation. Evening worship follows at 7:30 with Lenten services scheduled Thursday and Friday and a 10:30 morning service with special music directed by Dan L Hughes and Herman Gannett.
Sunday schedule lists morning worship with Rev. R. W. Neighbour speaking on An In visible Army and a 7 30 p m sermon Murder Good. Evening service features choir orchestra and organ. Monday youth program Life of Christ at Church House 232 East Avenue. Tuesday missionary speakers Opper of India. Wednesday prayer praise Bible study studies of judgments continue. Everyone invited.
Rev. D. P. Fulmer will deliver the morning message at 10 48. Bible School starts at 9 30 with the adult lesson Jesus Teaches Neighborliness Luke 10. The Young People’s societies hold devotion and Bible Study at 6 30. Prayer and Bible study meet weekly Wednesday at 7 30.
The sermon titled The High Art of Listening to the Highest will be delivered by Reverend Dr Edward J Bond at the 10 45 service.
A brief quotation notes that the pleasantest things are thoughts and the aim in life is to harbor many of them. The line attributes the idea to Bovee, presenting a reflective, timeless sentiment on mindset and well being.
The Sunday liturgy features Divine worship with morning prayer, Introit Remember O Lord, Epistle I Thessalonians, Gradual The troubles of my heart, Gospel Matthew, sermon Fact and Fancy by Dr. Urich, and Benediction. Sunday School at 9:30 led by A J Fenner. Palm Sunday rites include Holy Baptism and catechism, Easter Sunday brings new members and Holy Communion.
The Rev. William Muir Auld preaches the third in his Spiritual Guidance series at the morning service at 10 45. The choir performs Heavenly Love Abiding, Miss Wise sings Come Unto Me, and Mrs. Chapman plays Evening Star and Tear. All are welcome including newcomers without a church home. Church School starts at 9 30.
Dr. A. E. Kemp will preach a Lenten message at 10 45 in worship hour on the theme An Audition that Lead to Spiritual Progress The choir sings Jesus Savior Pilot Me and God Be Merciful Vesper Services at 4 00 The Sunday School meets at 9 45 with adult classes on The Parable of the Good Samaritan Rev Kemp speaks on Taking Our Place in Kingdom Building Alfred Luther prepares the devotional service and a dramatization of The Parable of the Talents is planned
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church of Amherst organized in 1875 by German families split from St Peters. Rev Damann led, parochial school founded, church and parsonage burned in 1876, rebuilt with help of dedicated members. Pastors listed through 1933, current pastor Roland Bosse installed 1935. Congregation now about 350 souls.
Roger Rodgers leads music as the Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor Societies meet at 6:00. The younger group discusses How to Give Our Selves to Christ, led by the group, while Miss Jean Brillhart guides the Senior session on Why Be Religious Anyway. Sunday night Echoes of the Kagawa meeting in Cleveland feature at 7:16 with Miss Florian Howenstein discussing the Life, Ministry and Influence of Kagawa.
Mr Young will give the second in a series of Lenten sermons at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. The subject is The World and the Kingdom, exploring the secular life and the life of the Spirit and their relation. An open meeting follows at 7 30 with Mrs EB C Young speaking on The Life of Dwight Morrow.
Church Forum discusses methods to identify leaders in the church youth groups. It outlines leadership tests and aims to guide committees in selecting capable, principled young people for service.
D. Carl Yoder invites readers to attend church next Sunday, framing worship as communion with eternity and the highest realities of life. Davidson’s articulation emphasizes spiritual abundance, true self, and belonging to a beloved community in a call to join worship.
A summary of a March 8 1936 Church of Christ Scientist lesson sermon and readings from Psalms Job and Science and Health. It discusses open mindedness sympathy accuracy teachability cheerfulness courage generosity steadiness conviction and goals for the young people’s department including character leadership cooperation program planning and kingdom knowledge. Shared questions probe personal traits and faith foundations for youth programs.
Noted hymn writer and publisher James H. Fillmore, founder of Fillmore Music House in Cincinnati, dies at 87. His hymns include I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and Pur er in Heart O God. A memorial service in Washington Cathedral honored King George as his funeral was held in London.
A set of Bible study questions asking how Christ rebuked the disciples over precedence, the meaning of the Epistle of Love, the fold part Christ compared to, his remark about hairs on the head, the prideful king smitten by an angel and eaten by worms, and the location of prophecy about Jerusalem with children in its streets.
A fragmented text cites phrases about receiving a child in Christ’s name, a quote about hairs numbered, and mentions Herod Agrippa I Zechariah 8 5. The lines appear as a patchwork from a religious or scriptural page with scattered references.
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