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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1937

Page

10

Services In The Churches

Minister J Foster of the Church of Christ will preach Sunday morning on Jesus and the Customs of Men. Russell Dunford will present a Bible School musical program. At 5 30 the Lorain County Churches of Christ youth will gather for a supper addressed by Forrest Kirkpatrick, Bethany College dean, on And Now What.

Will J. Foster Church of Christ Jesus Tussell Dunford Churches of Christ Lorain County Forrest Kirkpatrick Bethany College Church and Bible School

Methodist Church Service Plans For Sunday

The Methodist Church schedules Sunday as regular order followed by Sunday School at 9 30 a m under Leonard Fisk with classes for all. Morning worship begins 10 45 a m, hymnals were dedicated last Sunday and pledges received. Dr Band postpones Apostles Creed sermons to this Sunday with a first sermon on I Believe In God. Organ numbers include Triumphal March Lemmens Melody Salome and Postlude in F while the choir performs Give Thanks Unto the Lord. Epworth League devotion at 6 30 p m. Rev Ralph Neighbour shares penitentiary experiences from Louisburg Penn with young church members invited to attend. Evening worship begins 7 50 p m with organ numbers to conclude.

Methodist Church Leonard Fisk Band God Lemmens Howard Baines Epworth League Ralph Neighbour State Penitentiary Louisburg Penn

Sunday Services Preview at Local Church

Sunday services feature Far off India and Rimsky Koisakorg pieces with a duet by Mrs KR J Fitel and Mrs Keith Brown. A guest preacher Theodore Paul of Avon Ohio will speak on An Everlasting Covenant in the evening service and all are invited for spiritual guidance. Psalms 126 lines are cited and evangelistic meetings begin Nov 21 with a Sunday School at 9 46 a m and a midweek prayer meeting Wednesday evening for all members.

India Rimsky- Koisakorg Lioward KR. J. Fitel Keith Brown Lev. ‘Theodore ’. Paul Avon Ohio All Menberg Butternut Ridge Paul Alfred Brunson Russell Biglow Harry O Sheldon LaPorte Orson Humphrey Asa Blood A. A. Chapman J. Patterson T. L. Wait H Patterson William Brush J. Corneil J. Hawzhurst

Venture of Faith sermon at morning worship

Rev. William Man Auld will preach on The Venture of Faith next Sunday at 10:45 AM. All welcome including newcomers. Choir Cedric W. Lemont will perform Lift Up Your Heads Ye Gates of Brass. Church School meets at 9:30 AM. Schauffler Donation Lay gifts pantry supplies due today. Junior Dept to deliver at Schauffler School 10 AM.

William Man Auld Cedric W. Lemont Schauffler Schauffler School

Sunday school and worship services schedule from a church

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with International Lesson on the Christian Minister. Worship hour at 10 45 features a message on the Manliness of Christ Revealed from Timothy 1 2 5. Choir hymn Jehovahs Praises. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 with reorganized leadership under Andrew Huvnok. All young people invited.

A. E. Kemp Meredith Andrew Huvnok

Hungarian Reformed Church Sunday Schedule and Radio Show

The Sunday School meets at nine with a focus on promptness for the November December attendance contest. Church services at ten feature a sermon on the Foreign Mission Work of the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Gifts for Missions are requested. 2 p.m. afternoon service, 3 p.m. Consistory monthly meeting, 6 p.m. Senior C E Society, 7:30 p.m. radio show led by Lewis Stanyi with Hungarian folk songs, dialogue, and a one act Hungarian play. Refreshments after.

Evangelical and Reformed Church C. E. Society Lewis Stanyi

Fall Rally at Amherst Draws St Pauls Church Crowd

St Pauls Church joins the Fall Rally of Evangelical Churches of Lorain County to be hosted at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church in Amherst on Sunday evening November 14 at 7 30. Rev I N Kraft of St Johns Cleveland will speak. Choir from St Peters will provide music. A capacity crowd is expected. A roll call of participating churches is planned. A canvassers meeting for Kingdom Roll Call will be held Monday evening November 15 at the church. Sunday School and morning worship start at 10 45. The Young Peoples League meeting for Sunday evening is canceled due to the rally.

St. Paul’s Church Evangelical Churches Lorain County St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Amherst I. N. Kraft St. John’s Evangelical Church Cleveland St. Peters Church Young People's League

Who is Going to Get to Heaven Sermon Planned

The Church of the Nazarene will hold a Sunday evening sermon titled Who is Going to Get to Heaven to answer the question many seek. The morning service will feature the same text as the basis for the message, with attendees hoping for a clear, satisfactory explanation.

Heaven Church of the Nazarene

Is There Such a Thing as an Honest Skeptic

Rev. KR Neighbour speaks Sunday at 10 45 AM on the topic Is There Such a Thing as an Honest Skeptic He argues unbelief is dishonest and counters skeptics desire to believe with evidence The evening sermon titled A Title Deed to a Corner Lot in Heaven discusses assurance of heaven for all Christians regardless of denomination A violin solo Ave Matta by Bach Gounod will be performed by Eugene Szabo Everyone is invited to attend

KR. W. Neighbour Neighbour Bach-Gounod Eugene Szabo

Fear and Its Remedy in Sunday Services at Church

Holy Communion at 7:30 this Sunday followed by Church school at 9:30. At 1:45 the choir will perform Soldiers of Christ Arise. The sermon theme, Fear and Its Remedy, explores fear as both enemy and ally, urging Scriptural guidance to conquer servile fear and uplift courage. Young People’s Fellowship meets at 7:30.

Warreéus Stilling

United Presbyterian Men Observe Missions Day at First Church

United Presbyterian Men and Missions Day is set for tomorrow at 10 45 A M at First United Presbyterian Church. Dr W Bruce Wilson of Pittsburgh will speak as Associate Secretary of the United Presbyterian Board of American Missions. Bible School meets at 9 30 A M with All Bible Graded Series. adult study covers The Christian Minister. At 6 30 P M Young People’s societies hear Dr Wilson. Monday 7 30 P M marks the Fourth Anniversary of the Men’s Missionary League with Dr Wilson addressing all missionary groups. Midweek study Wednesday at 7 30 P M covers The First Epistle of Peter.

First United Presbyterian Church W. Bruce Wilson Pittsburgh United Presbyterian Board of American Missions Men’s Missionary League Wilson Peter

Living with a noble purpose and entrusted talent

The sermon urges that life gains meaning when one serves a higher aim and uses God given talent to its fullest. It stresses an inward answer to “what am I becoming” to judge sincerity, noting talents large or small require multiplying their value through service to family, community, nation, and beyond.

Homecoming Service Marked by LaPorte Methodist Reopening

Several hundred members and friends will attend the LaPorte Methodist Episcopal church homecoming tomorrow with a 11:15 a.m. service and a noontime fellowship dinner after Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. Rev. Thomas Hughes will preach on Parent of Leaven, with special music by a young people's chorus and Misses Eleanor Elizabeth Robson and Miss Mary Fox. The redecorating, including cleaned floors and new carpeting, finishes a history dating back to 1825.

LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Hughes Parente Oof Leaven Eleanor Elizabeth Robson Mary Fox

Trifles That Build Character In Daily Life

A reflective meditation on character formed by small acts. It compares Bacon, the Mint, the honey bee, and tiny polyps to show that steady, faithful conduct in ordinary moments shapes virtue more than dramatic crises.

Bacon United States Mint

The Better Way on Education and Its Promise

Stanley Gillet asserts education as a major enterprise guiding public schooling of over thirty eight million students. He links learning to discovering gifts from God, shaping Christian character, and reducing harm by training all pupils to fulfill their potential for individual and social good.

Stanley Gillet Cooper

Quest for Ark and Commandments in Palestine

Two men form the True Law Party in London as they launch a new effort to locate the Ark of the Covenant and the Ten Commandments on Mt Etal in Palestine. Historical notes recall past church traffic limits, library chains, and African prayer trees as religious practice. Seventh Day Adventists plan a $75,000 seminary building in Tacoma Park Washington with forty global students enrolled.

Mt. Etal Palestine London The True Law Party Seventh Day Adventists Tacoma Park Washington D. C Theological Seminary

Primary class in Hofei school mails Tibet letters

After weeks of study on children of many lands, Hofei China Sunday school pupils wrote to peers in Tibet Japan Africa and America. A photo of the department was sent with the letters as part of the world friendship unit. The Tibet interest aligns with a Chinese church proposal to support Tibet work.

Bible course requirements at Protestant colleges

About 82.2 percent of Protestant church related colleges and universities require Bible or related subjects for graduation. The typical mandate is eight credit hours out of 120 required for a bachelor’s degree.

Words as Bullets and The Power Behind Them

The line suggests writing or speech can act like bullets, with character forming the force behind concise, impactful expression as noted by Charles Bayard Mitchel.

Charles Bayard Mitche

Self Knowledge and Habits Shape Destiny for a Leader

A historical reflection stresses self knowledge, schooling, useful habits, consecration, vision, industry and perseverance as essential for shaping a great destiny and guiding leadership.

The Church Invites You Mission of the Church

A prominent theologian states the church fulfills a single divine purpose, uniting preaching teaching worship and schooling as inseparable. It must demonstrate the Kingdom through lived example and growing Christian goodwill, inviting all to join next Sunday.

Bible Conference Opens At Penfield Junction Church

Penfield Junction Baptist church begins a Bible Conference from Sunday November 14 to Sunday November 21 led by Rev. Frank L. Smith of Emmanuel Baptist Toledo for four days. Sessions include daily 7 30 pm talks and 10 45 am Sunday sermon titled Three Marked Men. Children’s meetings run each weekday afternoon.

Penfield Junction Baptist Church B. J. Hoover Frank L. Smith Emmanuel Baptist Church Toledo Jesus God Elijah

Sunday Services At Second Baptist Church

The Second Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 A M with the Christian Minister lesson set. Deacons lead devotional services at 10 45 A M as Rev Stewart continues a sermon series on the state of man with When A Man Comes to Himself. Special music by the choir and a 3 30 P M Community Chorus program directed by F R Davis conclude the popularity contest to aid the Chorus with contestant support requested.

Second Baptist F. R. Davis

Treasure Hunt Ends Weiner Roast At Miss Buckrets Home

Twenty three youths from North Olmsted church enjoyed a treasure hunt after a Sunday afternoon weiner roast at Miss Betty Buckrets Cookroad home. Five Oberlin youths will participate in Sunday School and church service at the Congregational church on Sunday morning November 14. Each participant is of a different nationality. Ladies Aid meets Thursday November 18.

Betty Buckrets Oberlin Congregational Church Ladies Aid

Local social notes from Lakewood and nearby towns

Miss Mary and Frank Nevill visited at the W Sibell home in Lakewood. Charles Gardner family spent Sunday in Coshoc ton. Detroit visitors Ted Shaw and Mrs. William Carroll with son Jack stayed with Gilbert Stearns. Beatrice Donaldson of Elyria guest of Ruth Gould midweek. Adeline Gardner to California for an extended stay. Ruth Lord hosted a supper for Adeline Gardner and Charlotte Robb, Helen Donaldson, Bertha Hopp. J E Elton hosted Armistice day dinner with relatives including Mrs A B Cook and Mrs Frank Bauer. Rudolph Neuhacker and spouse moving to Garden house on Lorain road.

Mary Frank Nevill Lakewood W. Sibell Charles Gardner Charles Jr Adeline Gardner Coshocton Ted Shaw William Carroll Jack Detroit Gilbert Stearns Beatrice Donaldson Elyria Ruth Gould Hrie Cowley California Ruth Lord Charlotte Robb Helen Donaldson Bertha Hopp J. E. Elton A. B. Cook Frank Bauer D. G. Hofitzer Ida Elton Charles Cook Clinton Buffington Lorain Rudolph Neuhacker Lorain Road

Quote on sight and speech

A pithy reflection notes that humans have two eyes but only one tongue, implying speaking less increases the amount seen or understood. The saying urges restraint in speech to amplify perception and wisdom.

You will not be asked to handle other men unless you can handle yourself

A terse directive emphasizes self-reliance and personal accountability, warning that responsibility for others hinges on one’s own capability. It frames leadership as a test of individual competence rather than delegation to others.

Armistice Day Feast At South Amherst Honors Legionnaires

A large group of Legionnaires and Auxiliary members and families gathered Thursday evening in South Amherst to celebrate Armistice Day. A six thirty two course supper was served at long tables decorated with red white and blue and fall bouquets. War songs were sung, then card games were played with prizes for high scores awarded to Harry Ruth and Ralph Reinhart.

South Amherst Lab Rooms Harry Ruth Ralph Reinhart

Young Peoples Meeting Set For Sunday Evening

A Young Peoples meeting is scheduled Sunday at 6 30 in the Congregational church. All who are interested are invited to attend.

Junior Missionary Society meeting at Miss Powers home

The Junior Missionary Society of the Congregational church met Thursday evening at Miss Phyllis Powers home. A brief business session was held followed by games and contests. Ten guests enjoyed refreshments.

Junior Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Phyllis Powers

Ladies Dime Society Meets at Congregational Church

The Ladies Dime Society gathered at the Congregational Church for an all day session on Thursday. At noon Mrs. George Gray Bill served a course dinner. Quilting occupied the day with six guests in attendance.

Ladies Dime Society Congregational Church George Graybill

Local Teachers and Officials Host Evening Dance

Mr and Mrs E F Litzenberg Gordon Splete and Miss Alice Parsons hosted a Thursday evening dance at the Swiss Hall. Guests included local school faculty, local board of education and county school board members with spouses. After dancing a refreshment course was served with fall flowers in the decorations.

E. F. Litzenberg Gordon Splete Alice Parsons Swiss Hall Board of Education

Methodist Church Sunday Chalk Talk Program

An interesting event will be held at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30. Mrs Riss from Vermilion will give a chalk talk and there will be several vocal selections. The public is invited to attend.

Methodist Church Riss Vermilion Puble

Woman's Missionary Society to Present Thank Offering

A special Sunday evening service at the Evangelical church features the Woman's Missionary Society presenting their annual Thank Offering program. Special features include orchestra music, a vocal duet, and two lays titled Going Farther in Thank Offering and The Tumble Box.

Woman's Missionary Society

School lunch program shifts to board hired staff

P T A members serve lunches this month at the school. Beginning Dec 1, meals will be provided by personnel hired by the Board of Education. William Hasenpflug becomes a great grandfather as Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Christian welcome a son born Nov 10 in Mechanicsburg, Pa.

Board of Education William Hasenpflug Frederick Christian Mechanicsburg Christian Eva Stick Henry Stick Natal South Africa Hasenpflug Stick Christian Home

School Closed For Teachers Visit At Other Schools

Miss Elizabeth Angersbach of Bowling Green visits the area for the weekend. A meeting of farm owners and operators is set for Monday evening November 15 at the school to elect representative farmers to administer the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program in this township.

Elizabeth Angersbach Bowling Green

Mortals and Immortals Lesson Sermon Read in All Churches

The Church of Christ Scientist announces a Sunday November 14 1937 Lesson Sermon titled Mortals and Immortals. It cites Galatians 4 6 7 and Psalms 90 16 17 as Golden Texts and quotes from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy noting man governed by immortal Mind is always beautiful and grand with each year bringing wisdom beauty and holiness.

Churches of Christ Scientiat Christ Mary Baker Eddy

Wit and Wisdom foreign missionary stamp request joke

A humorous anecdote shows a boy interrupting a missionary appeal during a lecture. He asks if there are any foreign stamps the speaker doesn’t want, illustrating childlike practicality over charity. The scene captures lighthearted wit in a church or lecture hall setting.

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