Sunday Church Services Across Williamsport Churches
A long list of Sunday schedules from Williamsport area churches includes Morning and Evening services, Sunday School times, and special programs. Notable churches include United Brethren, First Church of God, Zion Reform, Evangelical Lutheran, St Pauls, Trinity Lutheran, and many others with times ranging from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. and evening services around 7:30 p.m.
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United Brethren Church
Williamsport
N. B. Thomas
Paul’s United Brethren Church
Cor. Franklin and Locust Sts
F. Berry Plummer
D. D
ST. Paul's M. E
North Potomac
Vernon N. Ridgely
Emanuel A. B
Summit Ave
Howard St
Carl N, Mundis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Smithsburg
F. Hesse
Luther League
Boonsboro
Cor
Antietam and Locust
Daniel Powell
C. E. Society
Asbury M. EB
Jonathan Street
Church
Franklin
L. L. Williams
Church OF the Brethren
East Washington and Mulberry
Calvert N. Ellis
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Christ Reformed Church
Franklin St. Neat
Jonathan
C. Clever
Christian Endeavor
Washington Square M
Geo, H. Bennett
Joe Payne
ST. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washington Square
J. W. Ott
D. C
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Greensburg
Henry Einspruch
Saint Paul's Evangelical
Col. Franken and High
Ste
J. Olle Biggs
Calvary Baptist Church
Potomac and
Fairground Avenues
T. O. Jones
Funkstown
W. L. Remsburg
First Presbyterian Church
W. Washington and
Prospect Sts
Wm. J. Heas
Cor. Potomac and
Randolph Aves
Simon
Bethel Church of Assemblies of God
Cor. Howard and Spruce Sts
R. M. Jeffrey
Trinity Ceapel
Liberty Street
L. Burger
Second Christian Church
M. F. Robinson
M. B. Church
Clarence C. Knapp
Paul Schilling
Epworth League
Grace U. B. Church
Cor. Winter and
Church Sts
G. L Rider
First Christian Church
Potomac St
Wm. M. Norment
Bible
First Brethren Church
Antietam and Mulberry Sts
G. C. Carpenter
Beaver Cree Christian Church
the Friendly Church
N. Deshields
Pastor Bible School
Fine Sermon by Dr Briney at First Christian Church
Dr Briney delivered a powerful sermon titled Voices from the Cross to a full First Christian Church audience last night. He contrasted last words of famous figures, noting Jesus spoke of forgiveness and triumph, while others spoke fear or despair. Rev Harvey Baker Smith and Rev F A Cave offered prayers, and J Gratton Mason sang My Fault. Four responses to the gospel invitation were recorded. no service Saturday night, but Sunday Decision Day and revival services are planned with sermons on What does the Church Mean to Me and Excuses and Lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Briney
First
Jesus
Harvey Baker Smith
F. A. Cave
Washington, D. C
J. Gratton Mason
Biiney
Paper delayed in Birdsboro after town news surge
News delays hit the Dispatch weekly as editors explain the publication date shifted by a day. A reported $22,000 holdup occurred the day the paper was due to be released.
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Birdsboro
Dispatch
Initiation for 100 Candidates by Junior Order in Hagerstown
About 100 candidates will be initiated by the Junior Order United American Mechanics at the C O F Temple on Wednesday evening November 16. State Councilor John B. France of Hagerstown and State Secretary H L Menerick of Baltimore will attend to discuss progress in the state and nation. All twelve Washington County Councils are invited and the Hagerstown Degree team will perform. A new membership drive is planned after the initiation and Bible and flag gifts are to be presented to the Orphans Home in San Marion on Sunday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
1. C. O. F. Temple
John B. France
Hagerstown
H. L. Menerick
Baltimore
Washington County
San Mar
Record Crowd At Cowboy's Revival Emerges
Cowboy Joe Payne preaching nightly at First Baptist church drew the largest crowd since his arrival. The packed church overflowed into aisles and even the Sunday school room. His message centered on Matthew 6 33 seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboy Joe Payne
First Baptist Church
Cowboy Joe
God
Seek Ye the Kingdom, Jesus Urges Audience
An evangelist urges listeners to seek the Kingdom of God, noting some leaders listen but do not respond to Jesus. He warns that some leaders may be good yet unsatisfying and contrasts seeking Moonshine with sun shine as a metaphor. He concludes that all other things will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
St James Brethren Church to Hold Farewell Sermon for Rev Lyon
In St James on Sunday November 13 Rev T C Lyon will preach his last sermon before moving to Chicago. A farewell banquet followed with speakers Nev Carpenter Sr Tombaugh and others. Several local residents were noted visiting or helping with chores and home projects around Keedysville and Boonsboro as autumn building and moving plans continue.
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Guy Long
Barns
Susie Moats
Alice Lynch
Frank Lynch
Lyon
Washington, D. C
Berry Gantz
Boonsboro
Ashbaugh
Paul Hughes
Willam Cunningham
George Rowland
Zimmerman
Keedysville
John Sperow
Residents Visit Washington D C Sunday Update
Day of last week social figures including Mrs Sallie Poffenberger Mrs Myron Bloom and several others spent Saturday in Washington D C The condition of Charles Artz remains about the same at the home of Mr and Mrs C E K Showman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Poffenberger
Myron Bloom
Myron Lee
Richard Bloom
William Sheerer
Milton Bloom
Washington, D. C
Charles Artz
C. E. K. Showman
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First Church OF God
Corner North
Locust Sts
F. H. Swavely
Sunset Ave
Bible School
Evangelical Lutheran
Worman
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Wheeler
L. F, Zinkhand
ST. John's Episcopal Church
South Prospect Street
Walter Byron Stehl
Salem Reformed
ST. James Brethren
T. G. Lyon
West Washington and
High Streets
Joseph Y. Irwin
R.A. Strausbaugh
Ebenezer A
M. B
West Bethel &J
J. T. Bond
Cavetown
J. Stewart Hartman
Bergica
ST. Peters Lutheran Church Clearspring
W. K. Diehl
Downsville Christian Church
C. A. Frick
FQLD
Lanvals
Mr. Miller
Union Chapel
Corbett St
Ezra Sunday School
Fox
C. K. Perry
Vine Street
Evangelist
the Cross
Helen
Renach
Franklin Street
Kinney’s Shoe Store
Wallace Store
the Wonder Tonic Cauffman & CO
East
Washington Street
Harry H. Harman
W. Murray Brechtel
First National Bank
Highbarger
OptometAst
S. Potomac St. City
Columbia Aes Records
The
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Moonlit Waters Shakes
Kaley
Sweetheart
Eddie Thomas Collegians
Clementine Kate Smith
Ben Selvin
Orchest
Darktown Strutters Bar
Gid Tanner
Skitter
Walter Morris
Washington St. Haperstown Md
ST. James
Washington
FORD
Hagerstown Motor Co
Frederick Ay Road
R. N. Sollenberger
Salem Avenue
Harry S. Myers
H. R. Wagner
John St
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Maryland Surety & Trust CO
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
East Franklin St
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