Services In The Churches First Congregational
First Congregational church led by Rev William Muir Auld offers a 10 45 service with Holy Communion at 7 30 and a 9 30 church school worship. The sermon centers on A Great Prayer and the fullness of God. The First Baptist hosts Roy L Brown a noted speaker on science and religion in morning and evening sessions. Brown argues against atheism and invites honest discussion.
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First Congregational
Europe
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
W. Bernald
First Church
Woodman
St. Paul
First Baptist Church
Roy L. Brown
Mr. Brown
America
Charles W. Recard
Col
J. C. MacDermott
Job
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzon, Green
C. A. Barnes
Epworth League
Orrin Miller
Baptist
John H. Green
H. N. Hyde
St. Patrick's
William T. Moran
Sunday Services and Evening Sermons at Local Churches
Sunday services feature revelations of the scriptures and a sermon on How to Get Rich. Morning music includes an anthem by Loren Palmer and choir, with offertory by Prof. L. C. Holden. Evening selections include Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus and West’s The Lords Exalted. Roy L. Brown appears all week. Sunday school at 9 20 a m. worship at 11 a m.
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Loren Palmer
Shelley
L. C. Holden
Rogers
Gabriel
Hallelujah
Handel
Come To Church Next Sunday At Nazarene Church Rally Day
Church issues a strong Sabbath message urging attendance at Sunday worship. Morning service features pastor sermon on Song of Solomon 6 10 with special music and a 10 45 start. Sunday School at 9 45 studies the international lesson, with Young People meeting at 6 30 and Rally Day planned for October first.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Donald Hensman
Jack Spencer
Church of the Nazarene
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services and Attendance Rise
This Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal Church promises strong attendance as Public Schools return to regular schedule and the church resumes routine. Dr. Bond will deliver morning and evening sermons on Unless The Lord Build The House and The Supremacy Of Grace. Sunday school led by Leonard Fisk starts at 9:30, with Mendelssohn's Great And Marvelous hymn and organ pieces. Epworth League Devotional Service at 6:30 features Dr. Bond, while Robert Moore leads choir music and organ selections in the evening.
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Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bond
Leonard Fisk
Mendelssohn
Epworth League
Dr. Bond
Robert Moore
Church of Christ Rally Day and Evening Services
Will J. Foster, minister, will preach on Safety First Sunday morning. Bible School observes Rally Day with a 9:30 AM unified program led by CA Gibbons. Morning worship and communion at 10:35 AM, Christian Endeavor at 6:30 PM. C O Hawley of Indianapolis coaches church officers Friday at 7:30 PM on The Local and World Church Program for Today.
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Church OF Christ
J. Foster
Bible School
A. Gibbons
Church School
Christian Endeavor
C. O. Hawley
Indianapolis
Church
Hawley
Unified Promotion
Disciples of Christ
Second Congregational Admiration for a Ministering Church
The article notes admiration for the ministering work of Dr. Kemp as he leads the Second Congregational church observance. It highlights community respect and ongoing faith activities coordinated by the church and its members.
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Second Congregational
Dr. Kemp
Lost sense of direction and drift in modern life
Frank M. Thompson laments the erosion of true direction in civilization. He argues roads, signs, and maps breed confusion, education and government lack shared aims, and religious diversity muddles doctrine. He cites the Psalmist, urging steadfast, unchanging aid from the Lord to find a fixed horizon.
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Frank M. Thompson
Heaven
Back In the Harness Weir Remembers Farm Harness Days
A reflective piece honoring the return to routine as summer ends. It compares workers and students to horses in harness, celebrating renewed energy and service to home, community, and nation as September and school season begin.
World Religious News Sunday schools span 129 countries
The World Religious News notes Sunday schools operate in 129 countries and are banned only in Russia. It highlights African civil service nepotism, broad church membership growth in the US, and efforts to adapt Bible illustrations for African children. An Oxford Conference devotion service united Anglican, Orthodox, Old Catholic, Lutheran, Reformed, Baptist and Methodist worship in three languages.
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Rusaia
Native Affairs Department of Public Service
Bantu
Africa
United States
America
World's Sunday School Association
Oxford
England
St. Mary’s Church
Rocktail Kicks The brain counts and the body stays fit
A collection of quotes promoting sobriety outlines views from Dr. Mayo on avoiding liquor to keep a sharp mind. Dr. Lorenz, a New York surgeon, refuses wine for safety reasons. Railroads ban intoxicants on duty to protect safety, citing slower response and impaired vision as risks.
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Mayo
Hospital and Sanitarium
Minnesota
Lorenz
New York
D. Cari Yoder
Wit and Wisdom Quiz on Antioch and Paul
The dialogue asks six questions about early church events. Answers: 1. referred to the council of apostles at Jerusalem. 2. James presided over the companion gathering. 3. Paul healed a mentally defective young woman. 4. He was arrested because profiteers used her as a source of income. 6. Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians.
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Paul
Phiilips
Council of Apostles
Jerusalem
James
Phillipians
Does Conscience Ever Die in Henry W Tiffany Address
Henry W. Tiffany argues conscience survives death and memory, citing Herod Nero and Caligula as examples. He warns criminals and powerful figures that guilt endures, with conscience striking regardless of suppression or status.
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Henry
W. Tiffany
Herod
Jesus
John the Baptist
Nero
Caligula
Sermonograms on Worries and Wisdom in Everyday Life
The piece reflects on fears and crowd following, noting that popularity does not guarantee leadership. It asserts that inner thoughts manifest on the face and warns that long life can erode the view of one’s own intelligence. It also frames the present as full of chances to honor past debts.
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Donnell
Local Social Roundup At Mansfield And Vicinity
Vincent and Mrs. Sarah Pickett with son Russell hosted Mansfield visitors. Several families hosted guests and attended Shrine services. School serves hot lunches. Pembroke teacher Miss Stinebring travels to North Carolina. Rally Day plans set for October 10. Circle Dot from Elyria visits.
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Frank Hyer
Little Son
Lorain
W. J. Moulder
Francis Stinebring
Pembroke
North Carolina
Harold Hurat
C. E. McIntire
Dermott Pickett
Pennsylvania
Roy Penson
Walter McMillan
Vincent School
John Carpenter
Neya Goodsite
Memorial Hospital
William Goodsite
Elwin William Carpenter
Frankie Reese
W. R. Shreves
Elyria
M. E. Church
F. H. Lewis
Dot
Pedro
Mra
Charles McCarty
Markley
Earl Kaylor
Wellington Teachers Receive Salary Increases Notice
Wellington Ohio Sept 25 Increases granted teachers by the Wellington District school board list names and amounts for several staff members. The board also plans to purchase mobility and personal accident insurance for six school buses and student transport, and to carry group football insurance endorsed by the Ohio School Athletic Association.
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Wellington
Wellington District School Board
Mabel Clark
Carolyn Clifford
Donna Dague
Anna Mae Davis
Thelma Mooner
Maxine Hopkins
Arnold Kipplinger
Isabelle McConnell
Litta Mitchell
Edward Wells
Kathryn Witbeck
Ohio School Athletic Associaton
Local MBE church renovates rooms for Sunday services
The business session was led by a chairperson. Refreshments were served at a large table. The main part of the local M. BE church and the Sunday School have been newly decorated and services were held in these rooms on Sunday instead of in the basement.
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M. BE
Schriver family reunion closes with 49 attendees at Town Hall
The Schriver family reunion convened Sunday at Town Hall drawing 49 friends and relatives from Mansfield Ak non Ashland Elyria Wellington and nearby. Huntington Grange 2043 will observe Booster Night September 30 at the Grange Hall with men serving refreshments.
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Schriver
Mansfield
Aknon
Ashland
Elyria
Wellington
Huntington Grange
Grange Hall
Wellington PTA Meeting Attendees and Activities
A Pittsfield report lists attendees at the Wellington Parent Teachers Association meeting held at the school on Friday evening. Notables include Ted Breyley and family on the entertainment committee, Winfield Avery and son Richard, Kath ryn Piper with the trumpet quartet, Treva Reighley, Harold Brandt, Leona Zimmerman, and others. Ted Breyley also attended a district Soil Conservation meeting in Norwalk.
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Wellington
Parent Teachers’ Association
Ted Breyley
Winfield Avery
Richard
Avery
Treva Reighley
Harold Brandt
Leona Zimmerman
Kathryn Piper
Trumpet Quartet
Soil Conservation Project
Norwalk
Ape
Claude Hummel
Elyria
Arthur Whitney
Perry Brandt
Henry Sheffield
Walter Fishburn
LaGrange
Wallace Bear
Ely‘tha Fair
County Council
Bear
Real ity in Christian Science Lesson Sermon Sept 26 1937
Article notes the Church of Christ Scientist lesson for Sunday September 26 1937 with Golden Text from Psalms 119 89 and Proverb 4 23 26. It cites Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health page 490 stressing harmony through divine Principle Love and remarks on fear of making mistakes and an odd aside about tight shoes distracting from troubles.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
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