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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
4
A Denver feature questions whether society has lost faith and examines the city’s effort at goodwill tackling tough challenges. It asks if Mr. Bryan will succeed and includes reflections on leadership, prayer, and endurance amid hardship.
The Study Window recalls Dr. H W Thomas’s expulsion over theology in Chicago. A Chicago superintendent praises Thomas’s record and calls jealousy over hell doctrine misguided. He cites Denver Goodwill Council as hopeful labor dispute resolution.
Notices from Churches ST ANDREWS W PES and other denominations outline Lent services Holy Communion at 7 30 morning 10 45 evening 7 15 at ST ANDREWS evangelicals invited to Lord's table at the corner East avenue Second street YMCA speaker Robert Montgomery at Oberlin College on The Power of The Gospel and other Bible study sessions at Wurst's Hall and Methodist Episcopal services detailing Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 10 45 and 7 00 p m with themes The Strenuous Struggle and Cove's Supreme Effort To Save The World
First Church of Christ Scientist holds 11 am Sunday service with 9:45 am Sunday school and 7:30 pm Wednesday testimonial service. reading room open daily 1 to 4 pm. Salvation Army hosts open air service Saturday 7:30 pm and Sunday jail services 10 am, 2 pm Sunday school, 3:15 pm Young People, 7:00 pm open air, 7:45 pm Salvation meeting. officers Capt and Mrs L L Heddle in charge. First Spiritualist Church Elyria meets Sunday 7:30 pm at G A R hall with a 7:00 pm healing service preceding.
Fragmentary devotional text urges unspoiled personal building by divine guidance. The speaker seeks spiritual steadiness when the mind wanders, praying for their Redeemer's sake and ending with a reflection that only the built self endures.
Lorain County Sunday School convention set for May 3 at the First M E church Oberlin. Three sessions morning afternoon and evening will cover topics like Church School Objectives and Training Our Leadership with music from the Oberlin M B chorus and meals by church ladies.
First Congregational and Church of Christ announce Lenten programs with morning worship and vesper concerts. Grace Lutheran outlines Christ centered sermons and special Lent music. Second M E and Second Congregational invite parishioners to continued Bible study and film screenings. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and 18th Baptist promote Sunday sermons, Bible school and baptism services. Community church aims to engage all ages through graded lessons and outreach.
C B Githens pastor invites all community children to join Sunday school at Garford school building on church grounds. The foundation of a Christian life starts there and the church school classes are an urgent call to participate.
Rev Paul Bourquin pastor announces services at 10 45 a m with sermon If any man have not Spirit of Christ he is none of His Rom 8 9 Selections by St Pauls choir German Lenten service 2 30 p m Sermon by Rev Theo Merten of Lorain Special music I C E 6 30 p m Olga Bourquin leader English Lenten service 7 30 p m The fifth Utter ance of Jesus on the Cross I Thirst Everyone welcome to all services tied to residence at 423 Third St and church at Middle Ave and Third St.
Oberlin church services are listed for United Congregational First Baptist and Christ Church Episcopal. Hon Warne B Wheeler will speak on the 18th amendment at 7:30 p m, while Dr Sears of Chicago preaches at Finney chapel during a Community Lenten Service. Confirmation class and parish activities are noted.
Regular Monday evenings at 7 show church growth with revival work and personal ministry. Sunday features include 10 A M sermon 11 36 A M Sunday school Epworth League 6 15 P M and 7 30 P M reception of new members. Grange hall hosts gospel service at 3 P M Sunday and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. Christian Science Society visits at 19 North Main Street with services 9 45 A M 11 30 A M and 8 P M plus reading rooms Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
Ob erlin news notes Prof C R Williams to receive a 1922 23 research fellowship from the California Institute of Technology with a 2090 dollar stipend. Dr R A Millikan informs the appointment and the faculty council recommends approval. Also: Oberlin Women's Glee Club performed in Cleveland at Brooklyn Memorial Methodist Church ahead of spring East tour.
Hon Wayne B Wheeler of Washington DC will address the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment during the 11 o clock morning service at Finney chapel Oberlin He spoke to college classes earlier Saturday morning setting the stage for the public talk.
Dr. W. E. Burghardt Du Bois editor of The Crisis and president of the Association for the Advancement addresses Oberlin College students at noon and speaks on The Future of the Colored Races at Fancy Chapel next Tuesday evening. Oberlin Fish and Game films to be shown at Finney Chapel on April 4 under Oberlin Rod and Gun Club.
The Oberlin area announces fare reductions on round trips when one way costs over 40 cents. The Red Ant Gun Club hosts Ladies Night at the James Brand House with an elaborate program. Oberlin Golf Club holds its annual meeting and banquet with M. M. Metcalf delivering the keynote. The Oberlin College seniors plan a May 6 ball while sophomores host an April 5 spring dance in Warner Gymnasium. A second annual all college vaudeville show opens Finney Chapel with the conservatory musical The Girl on the Magazine Cover and a chorus of twenty girls plus vaudeville and melodrama acts from freshmen clans.
Professors C. W. Gehrkins and W. H. Fredericks traveled to Nashville Tennessee to attend the national miyu ie supervisors convention and discuss educational standards.
Oberlin March 25 notices list Sorosis meeting March 28 at Mrs Jelliff 248 Oak. Miss Gertrude Davis hosts Smith's Rainbow March 28 at 149 Morgan. Literature dept Oberlin Woman's Club meets March 26 at Dean Frances Nash. Nineteenth and Soronia clubs host Friday March 31 at Jim Sherman 143 Forest. Woman's Club business at 2 pm with program at 3 39. North Main Street neighborhood club meets March 30 at Mrs ford 202 North Main Street.
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