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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1937
Page
2
First Congregational Church plans morning worship with Dr William Muir Auth preaching on Christian's Faith in Man. Choir sings Grant We Beaced Thee Merci ful Lord. Mrs Williams solos. Church School at regular hour.
Sunday Services in the Churches group meets Monday at 4 p m with an exhibition inviting all youths children and friends to contribute God’s creation. Miss Cary of Morocco will be the missionary guest speaker. Midweek prayer is led by Rev R W Neighbour Wednesday at 7 20 p m Psalms study continues. Church of Christ minister J Foster preaches on The Future of the Church at 9 30 A M Bible School precedes, Holy Communion at 9 30, 10 45 morning worship on Luke the Beloved Physician. The choir offers Holy Holy Holy Lord God Almighty. Young People meet 7 30 P M. Second Congregational Church Sunday School 9 30 with orchestral selections. James 3 adult lesson on Christian Words and Works. Morning worship 10 45 with sermon on Church Loyalty. Second Church Youth Fellowship meets 6 30 with Life of Jesus. Nazarene sermon tomorrow evening on The Coming of Christ for His Saints and morning sermon on The Parable of the Sower. Sunday School 9 45.
A noted astronomer mistakes a speck on his glass for a new star after two years of study. The saying warns that people misread their own mechanisms as grand phenomena and urges careful reporting alongside opportunity and responsibility.
The 208 year old Caroline Episcopal church at Setauket Long Island, built in 1729 and once renovated in 1885 to Victorian style, now features air conditioning replacing old foot warmers. The piece notes its status as one of the oldest on Long Island and among U.S. churches. It mentions broader church schooling plans in Pennsylvania, a Harvard course on Christianity, and Finland’s early Sunday School movement dating to 1700 with 25,000 teachers today.
Psychologists in New York City cite school studies showing children who receive religious training fit into situations more easily and display a stronger ethical tone. They note improved awareness outside self and better reactions, challenging the church to deepen religious education amid widespread secular influences.
George Frederick Handel, famed organist and composer, died in 1759. He authored nineteen English oratorios and two in Italian, ninety four cantatas, forty seven operas, and harpsichord works. Born to a barber and later surgeon, he pursued music despite paternal opposition, studied in Berlin, spent his later life in England, conducted Messiah shortly before death, and was buried in Westminster Abbey. Cowper notes contrast between niceness and wisdom.
York Methodist Protestant Church at Mallet Creek traces its origins to 1541 with Rev. Samuel Clawson as likely early minister. Notable milestones include 1877 church built with major gifts from Aunt Mary Ford, revival in 1891, stone steps donated by Cleveland Stone Co. in 1892, several parsonages built, 1910 fire and 400 insurance payout used for reconstruction, 1927 fiftieth year celebration, 1928 Sunday School wing, 1931 redecorations, 1933 A Cappella choir, 1935 furnace and larger organ, current pastor Rev. Tripp.
Stanley Jones outlines six primary means through which God guides people. He cites Providence in circumstances, enlightened Christian intelligence, input from others, the Scriptures, and the inner voice as key avenues. He emphasizes using reason, shared ideas, and past revealed will to deduce guiding principles.
The passage recalls Saul’s vision of the Lord and the question Saul asks as he encounters the heavenly vision. It notes Paul’s later invitation to Ananias and the purpose of instruction and baptism. The text ends with a reflection on true vision versus mere religious observance.
A concise reflection on science deriving from divine guidance. The text asserts that trustworthy outcomes come from the combination of reliable factors. It emphasizes the role of higher guidance in shaping practical understanding and knowledge.
An inquiry into Saul’s encounter on the road to Damascus, the phrase he heard from the vision, how he described that response later, his experience after being led into Damascus, and the reason Paul was sent to Ananias.
Dwight Bradley urges worship as humanitys defining function. He argues neglecting worship lowers a persons worth, equates humans to animals, and equates worship with higher life purpose. He invites readers to come to church next Sunday.
Sunday school at 9 30 and public worship at 11 with the sermon The Unpardonable Sin. At 3 p m Rev E W Hester of Sandusky and his choir will be present. Epworth League at 6 p m. Refreshments served at 7 45 p m evening service.
Avon Lake Parent Teachers Association to meet October 13 at 8 PM in the school auditorium with Mrs. C. H. Hamilton of Oberlin speaking on The Far East Crisis and talks on the School Library and English Work by William Pyson. Refreshments to follow. Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club to meet October 19 at 2 PM at Mrs. Frank Kavanagh’s home.
Cleveland visitors called on Peter Weber for a Sunday visit. Mrs C H Arnold suffers an ankle infection and is slowly recovering. Mr and Mrs Charles Williams host Merrick and Miss Flora and Miss Mabel Williams of Lakewood as guests.
Vincent group enjoyed a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cook and son with Mrs. Rhone presiding over the Loyal Workers Auxiliary business meeting at the Methodist church. Two new members joined, and routine matters were handled as plans for the next meeting were set for October 26.
A reflective excerpt arguing hate as a misuse of power and love as true strength. It urges keeping inner resolve steady, serving others, and avoiding conceit. It warns fear can be more dangerous than the feared thing and links past achievements to progress and daily living to faith. It stresses guarding desires to shape actions and destiny.
The article outlines the Christian Science Lesson Sermon for Sunday October 17 1937, with the Golden Text from First Corinthians and citations from First Peter. It cites a passage from Science and Health about willingness to adopt new ideas and leaving old landmarks, and closes with a Booker T. Washington quote on high purpose, method, and self-control.
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