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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1936
Page
6
Sunday services include readings by Jones and Phyllis Powell. Rally Day observed across the Church School with Leonard Fisk as superintendent. The sermon at 7 30 features Uncleanness of The Soul, preached by Dr. Bond. The choir sings Sun of My Soul by Parker. Epworth League Devotional Service at 6 30 PM.
Second Congregational Church schedules 9 30 A M Sunday School start with the new quarter tracing Paul’s footsteps. Rally Day Oct 11 aims to boost attendance across departments. Worship at 10 45 features a message by Dr A E Kemp and a choir piece The Lord is My Strength.
Pilgrim Community Church calls a business meeting after morning worship to discuss the church's future. Erwin Britton preaches A Positive Way of Life as Sunday School begins at 9:30. St John’s Lutheran English service at 10 and German at 11 feature Pastor Armin Schroeder. Armin Deye leads 9:15 adult Bible class. Lutheran Hour returns tomorrow at 1:00 with Dr Walter A Maier. WGAR and WLW carry it. Will J Foster preaches Acts 3 at 10:35. Rally Day sets a 400 in attendance goal for Bible School. new class placements begin. Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
On Sunday at 10 45 Rev Dr Edward J Bond will preach Have You Heard From God Lately A Roll Call will be taken The Choir directed by Robert T Moore sings Oh Be Joyful in the Lord org Mrs Carlton Squire organist Junior Church Mrs C M Ackerman will give a missionary talk on Africa with pictures Betty
Dr. R. E. Neighbour will headline both morning and evening services this Sunday with sermons on When The Walls Of Jericho Fell Flat and Amos Prophetic Vision. He returns after an evangelistic tour and will not speak again until late November. Holy Communion offered twice, at 7:30 and 10:45, with additional Sunday School at 9:30 and evening children’s instruction after the 7:30 service.
Rev. P. L. Gorham will preach at Second M. E. Church Sunday morning October 4. Rally Day observance marks the church indebtedness drive.
Rev George A Brown resumes duties and will lead the worship service at 10 45 tomorrow with the message I Must The Bible School convenes at 930 A M and will proceed with its program The AI Bible Grad-
The Seventh Day Adventist Church in LaGrange traces its building to the 1850s era, once used by Congregationalists Universalists and Methodists. The congregation formed in 1885 after a six week revival led by Stone and Mason, growing from fourteen to about thirty members. Early members include David and Hattie Barr and Emily Holcomb. leaders over the years include Joseph Hagerman, William McWilliams, and Harry Brers. The church maintained a local elementary school and has contributed to the denomination’s worldwide mission, aided by tithes and offerings.
Dr James H Snowden promotes the church as the best dividend paying property in the community. He urges participation in a Christian fellowship that realizes the worth of human personality and a kingdom of God. Come to church next Sunday urged by D Carl Yoder.
An adult class continues with The Macedonian Call from Acts and Romans notes while all other departments use a standard series. Young people meet for devotional Bible study at 6 30 P M and a weekly prayer and testimony meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30. Fall Communion is planned for October 11 at 10 45 with a Communion Preparatory Fellowship on Friday October 9 at 7 30.
Orphanage superintendent Dr. Louis Manassy will lead the service at 9 30 in Ligonier Pennsylvania as offering envelopes are circulated for the work. Ladies Aid meets Sunday at 3 00 and C E society at 6 00 in the church basement. Rally Day and Harvest Festival at St Pauls Evangelical Church invite all Sunday School members to attend. The program includes special numbers and installation of newly elected officers and teachers.
The notice invites gratitude for harvest blessings and invites all to Sunday School at 9:30 and Harvest Home Service at 19:45. Both services welcome everyone.
From selling newspapers in a Colorado camp to hosting daily broadcasts Lowell Thomas built a career on discipline and curiosity. He worked through four universities, cared for furnaces and a professor’s cow, and met world leaders to become a highly informed speaker. He lives on a Berkshire Hills farm with his son Sonny and speaks every night at seven.
Rev John A Kaley will start a series of Dramatic Bible Readings at the 1st Congregational Church at 7 30 pm tomorrow. Readings will use exact biblical language with expression and memory, lasting about 30 minutes each. He plans further readings in Cleveland or Washington depending on interest and has recently drawn large crowds at national gatherings.
A radio broadcast follows a man as he makes a dash for the New York Central Railroad. He aims to reach the train that carries him back to his farm home.
The article notes the Sunday Lesson-Sermon for October 4 1936 in Church of Christ Scientist services. It cites biblical and scientific text selections including Ecclesiastes Psalms and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Answer key questions on Genesis and prophetic figures. First murderer: Cain. God spoke to Abraham as Father of Many Nations. Most deeply burdened prophet: Jeremiah. Youngest disciple: John. Youngest of the Twelve Tribes of Israel: Benjamin. He was not, for God took him refers to Enoch.
The fragment lists names Cain Abraham Amos John Benjamin and Enoch followed by a Beach quotation about economists, suggesting a humorous or reflective aside on conclusions drawn by experts. The source presents a string of biblical names and a witty line.
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