The Old Fashioned Sunday Invitation
A prominent layman argues that the old fashioned Sunday acted as a social regulator. He says its weekly pause benefited physical mental and social habits and urges readers to attend church next Sunday.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
4
A prominent layman argues that the old fashioned Sunday acted as a social regulator. He says its weekly pause benefited physical mental and social habits and urges readers to attend church next Sunday.
City officials order Kag Ame's film A Grain of Barley shown in Tokyo primary schools. The New England Fellowship awards Rev Kenneth Cassers of Lubec Maine a two thousand dollar con sequence prize and a trip to the Century of Progress Chicago. In the U S, 2 582 080 students will begin the 1933 34 scholastic year in 10 594 Catholic institutions per Education Department. Bishop's Pence collects one cent per meal per communicant in Chicago diocese. World Fellowship of Faiths meets in Morrison Hotel Chicago from Aug 27 to tomorrow with hundreds of leaders from 100 creeds tackling war race relations internationalism and welfare.
The text notes that many of the greatest religious and philanthropic leaders worldwide promise progress toward broader racial and religious understanding.
A church editor invites reader questions about teaching with the discussion method. The note promises answers in a later issue and outlines that teachers must set the stage before guiding a class. It mentions evident steps to ensure the method succeeds starting with preparing the scene.
A dense listing of Cambridge area churches with pastors, Sunday School times, morning services, and midweek meetings. Includes Pilgrims Community Church, Church of God in Christ, First Congregational, Evangelical and Baptist churches, Lutheran and Anglican charges, Methodist, Nazarene, Christ Scientist, and various faith groups with service times and locations.
Ford M. Fryberger, pastor, at 439 Second Street, offers Sunday lecture and messages from spirit friends. Psychometric readings Monday at 3 00 p m, short readings by competent mediums Thursday p m, daily spiritual advice by the pastor.
St. Joan's Lutheran on Broad Street and West Avenue announces services led by Pastor Armin Schroeder. Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. English service at 12:95 a.m. German service at 23:00 a.m.
The text outlines a four step approach to student discussion. First engage students by inviting questions or presenting prompts. Second state and analyze the problem ensuring understanding with aids like a blackboard. Third guide source research and teach evaluation of reliability. Finally have students propose and assess solutions, while the teacher refrains from giving the answer.
Sherwood Eddy outlines five living principles: live simply and sacrificially sharing with others. practice brotherhood and speak justice without distinction. seek peace and outlaw war with international justice. overcome evil with love and build a new social order. seek a new discovery of God releasing new springs of power through a rediscovery of Jesus.
In The Forum August issue Mary Pickford describes her evolving concept of God. She recalls childhood religious impressions sparked by her mother, who showed unwavering care amid poverty and hardship, shaping a belief in a universal, all-present Mind Life Wisdom Love.
A collection of pious maxims on merit and virtue emphasizing that true merit lies in endeavor not success. It argues self emptiness for spirit fullness, caution against hypocrisy, and the role of God in guiding leaders. It notes the value of right actions, loyalty, virtue through good company, obedience, and service within a global church community.
GRAFTON GRAFTON O Sept 16 Mr and Mrs John Burton and family of Toledo spent weekend at the former's mother's home Mrs Jane Burton Robert Burton returned home with his parents. A farewell for Miss Lucille Lang who will enter Elyria Memorial Hospital for Durse training. Attendees included the Lang and Wolf families, Packard families from Chatham and Perfield, and Estella Aldrich. Brief items note visits by Harlie Hartier and Alice, Dr J B Finniaason of Cleveland, a fencing machine clinic at Belden School, and various relatives visiting or traveling to Florida.
Sunday gatherings and visits across La Porte Elyria and nearby towns. Neighborhood guests include the Beestogs Schultz Park Wicks Buckingham Scultz and other families. A farewell party for Jeanne Park marked her move to Baldwin Wallace College with bridge and gifts.
Litchfield hosts several gatherings with relatives from Akron Montrose Elyria and Cleveland. Lawrence Halladay recovers after operation at Lodi hospital. Families and friends share meals and visits across Lafayette Lakewood Spencer Spencer Willard Huntington and Cleveland areas during the week.
The column records visits from families including the Frombaughs of Garfield Heights and nearby towns, a note on Mrs. Etta Nickerson, gallstone attacks on Mrs. Etta Nickerson, and visits by the Pfeiffers, Jorlacks, Werners, and others. It lists Group 2 of the Ladies Benevolent Society can cream social on Sept 20 at the Congregational church annex, entertainment by John Beck, quilt prizes, and local calendar items.
North Russia items report calls on Hasenflue family and visits among the Lorain Amherst and Elyria areas. Pauline Long teaches District No 3 while Wesley Sansion recovers from tonsil operation at Allen Hospital Oberia. A Persian carpet note contrasts men’s work in wool production with women and children doing the laborious finishing tasks.
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