Mother Plans Father’s Day Off With Nourishing Meals
A mother selects ties and socks while children arrange a day off for their father. He consumes the nutritious meals she prepares or faces consequences as the day unfolds.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1944
Page
5
A mother selects ties and socks while children arrange a day off for their father. He consumes the nutritious meals she prepares or faces consequences as the day unfolds.
Church notices list Rev. Gillespie and Rev. Brooks schedules across multiple congregations. Activities include Sunday School at 10, 11:15 morning worship, youth and adult classes, midweek prayer meetings, and special services at Dawes Memorial Chapel Cedar Hill Chapel Dawson Street and St Thomas Parish. Also noted are Catholic Masses Corpus Christi octave sermons and a Christian Science reading room hours.
After 10 A.M Sunday Bible School and 11 A.M Morning Worship. At 2 30 P.M Prayer Band and Christian Service. 7 30 P.M Youth Devotional Program. 8 30 P.M Old Fashioned Evangelism. 8 30 P.M Tuesday Cottage Prayer Meeting. 8 30 P.M Wednesday Bible Study led by Mr Walter Dillard.
Elder D. O. Lewis and Rev. Ed Norman invite the public to Bible study on the first second and third Sundays at 10 A.M. Preaching on the fourth Sunday and the preceding Saturday at 11 A.M. and Sunday night at 8:30. Sunday School at 11 A.M. and preaching at 12 M. Night services at 7:30 P.M. at 110 E Calhoun between Broad and Crawford.
The Seventh Anniversary of Rev Richard T Gillespie as pastor at the First Presbyterian Church is observed with a morning sermon Living by Faith in God and an evening address by Chaplain R F Blackford. Service Men's Hour follows the 8 60 o clock service with refreshments on the church lawn.
Walter Dillard a Bethany College student will conduct Sunday and Wednesday services at the Nazarene Church during Rev. L B Friend s absence. Friend attends the National Nazarene Youth Movement Convention in Minneapolis Minnesota starting June 15. Dillard has spoken before and is expected to draw good hearers for the next two Sundays.
The Church of the Nazarene invites the public to an old fashioned evangelistic service tomorrow at 8 30 p m The message centers on the healing touch of Jesus The subject is The Sign of Christ Pastor Rev L B Friend will be in charge The morning theme is Growth in Grace Mission
The second week of the Method ist Vacation Church School begins Monday with hopes the progress and interest from last week will grow. Beginners classes are cancelled this week. Children not yet enrolled in Primary Junior or Intermediate Departments may join Monday. Daily sessions run 9:00 to 12:00 each morning through Friday.
The pastor will conduct services with sermons at 11 30 a m on Gods Abounding Grace and at 8 30 p m on The Progressive Work of the Spirit in the Christian A special invitation is extended to all including service men.
A Sunday School conference will be held at New Shiloh church on Moultrie Road at 4 pm. W. T. Judge B. B. Earle will be guest speaker. The public is cordially invited.
The many friends of Rev and Mrs Julian Pipkin will receive notice that Mr Pipkin will preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening at 830 oclock. He is a Cairo native who married Miss Sarah Belle Milford of Thomasville after graduating from Mercer University.
The First Methodist Church holds a patriotic Sunday service with Rev. J. G. Brooks delivering Faith in Our Father is God to comfort worshippers. An evening Student Day program recognizes recently returned college students and includes Youth Assembly reports.
Local contractor B. L. Brewton and Son promotes building materials and services by phone 10. They urge inquiries for supplies and contracting work.
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