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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
4
The Rev Erdmann A Frenk from Augusta Georgia will be guest preacher at St Peter's in three morning services at 8 9 30 and 10 45. Holy communion will be in the 8 am service and the 10 45 service will be aired on station WJOL. Sunday school and Adult Bible classes meet at 9 30. Lutheran vespers on WJOL Tuesday at 7. New Year's Eve services with the celebra.
A New Year's Day service will be held Wednesday at 10 45 AM with church officers installed. A Holy Communion celebration occurs Tuesday evening at 745 PM.
Our Savior Lutheran Church will hold services at 10 30 a m next Sunday at Hufford Junior High on Larkin Avenue and Clara with a Sunday school for all.
Special New Year’s Day services at 9 15 and 10 a m feature Pastor Marcus T Zill preaching A New Beginning. Special choir music will enhance both services.
Will county Methodist churches will honor college and university students on Sunday December 29. The students will take part in worship by reading scripture and offering the prayer.
A morning message and special service mark Student Recognition Day observed when students return home for Christmas holidays. Churches focus on the theme For All Our Years as they honor students. Rail freight in the U S last year moved the equivalent of 3 887 ton miles per person, up from 3 796 in 1955 and 3 408 in 1954.
The Most Rev Martin D Me mara bishop of Joliet joins United States bishops in urging December 29 to be observed as a day of prayer for persecuted peoples. They urge prayer as a weapon in the Christian effort to aid modern martyrs and appeal for divine strength to restrain oppressors and help the oppressed Army of God find freedom.
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