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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1954
Page
5
The temple prepares for the Jewish New Year 5715 as the sun sets on Monday September 27 ushering in Rosh Hashanah and the Ten Days of Penitence. The observance marks one of Judaism’s two holiest days with prayers and reflection.
Rev. George Anderson of Lindsay Ohio will lead a revival series at the Church of the Nazarene Gulf Rd. and Ohio St. beginning Wednesday at 7 30 p m and continuing through October 3. Special music led by Douglas Fisk of Avon Lake. The pastor Rev J E Hanson invites the public to attend. The article notes Anderson’s past pastorates and shift to evangelism. It also includes a discussion of Rosh Hashanah themes and the Shofar symbol in a separate block.
An ongoing Houston Press series recounts Billy Graham's life from Southern roots to modern ministry. The piece notes research by staff writer Louis Hor and previews Graham's early faith formation at the Florida Bible Institute and his evolving pulpit approach.
Secretary of defense Charles E. Wilson will address the annual Discovery Day dinner of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at Hotel Hollenden. The event includes a formal dinner October 9 with a reception preceding it and planning by Richard L. Maher and Frank A. Uniack.
A senior U S diplomat, recently named the highest post in the foreign service, travels Europe to gauge opinions on the European defense crisis. He will speak at a laymen breakfast following a Pontifical Low Mass at St John Cathedral, with local Lorain County attendees expected to join the 15th Annual Communion Breakfast led by Arthur Damm.
In December 1942 Church World Service speeded a three thousand pound vitamin cargo and one hundred thousand pounds of powdered milk to flood victims in East Pakistan. The Westover Airport base and Pakistan Red Cross transport coordinated the relief airlift and sea of aid, funded by interdenominational relief efforts. The article also recounts Billy Graham’s early calls to preach and his meeting Ruth Bell at Wheaton College, leading to a lifelong ministry and marriage.
The King's Men, an Elyria gospel quartet, will present a 42 minute program of vocal and instrumental music Monday evening at the Amherst Methodist Church. Rev. Dale Rigg reports the event with Rev. Walter A. Keisler as speaker and city mission notes. The revival week includes an old fashioned revival. supper served by the Women in the church. The Amherst Faith Baptist and Ninth Street Church of God will host various gospel events through Sept. 26 with meetings every evening at 7 45. The quartet members are Rich Elliott Edward Thompson Carl Carlson and Dr Alan Davies with Betty Fodor as accompanist.
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