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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1944
Page
7
The notice lists Rev Richard T Gillespie and Rev William McKay leading morning worships, Sunday schools, Bible classes, and youth programs at multiple locations. It includes service times, topics such as Keeping Your Balance Watch Therefore Windows of Heaven and The Holy Spirit Our Teacher, plus prayer meetings and confession times with addresses.
Rev J and G Brooks pastor Mrs J G Thoroughman educational director Lacile Wimberly church secretary 10 A M Church School with departments for all ages C W McKinnon general superintendent 41 15 A M Morning Worship sermon The Place of the Church in the World solo by Mrs James Reid 7 30 P M Youth Fellowship 8 30 P M Evangelistic Service Young People's Choir leading sing ing sermon Influence of Friendship 8 30 P M Service at Dawson street
Rev. Michael Manning notes the fourth Sunday after Pentecost with Masses at 8 and 12:30. Benediction follows the early Mass. Next week morning Masses only Wednesday and Friday. Novena Tuesday at 8. Confessions after Benediction. Mass and Novena at the Air
The notice details services for the Church of the NACARENE on Smith Avenue with Bible school at 10 AM and various services throughout Sunday and week including morning worship at 11 AM and prayer meetings. It also lists Free Will Baptist Church at 110 FE Calhoun Street with Sunday School at 11 and services at noon and 7 30 PM. Public invited to attend all services.
The First Baptist Church holds morning services at 14 10 and 8 30 pm with Rev T F Callaway preaching. His summer series continues tomorrow on Things to Watch with Watch Your Words as the theme. The evening features the Young Peoples Choir and Miss Beth Chastain singing Evening Anthem. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00, with Bible study in Mark.
The First Church of Christ Scientist will read the Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on Sunday June 25. The Golden Text from Isaiah calls the house of Jacob to walk in the Lord’s light. It includes Psalms 118 22 28 about the stone the builders rejected becoming head of the corner and notes the Lord’s wondrous works. The text also cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, discussing Christ as the true idea of God and the healing mission of Christianity.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules morning service with Mr. Gillespie preaching on Keeping Your Balance and an 8 o clock evening sermon titled Watch Therefore. The Young People’s League meets at 7 p m with Watt Jeffries in charge for a program of reports.
The regular Sunday evening service will be held at Dawson Street Church tomorrow night at 8 30. Rev Jason Shirah the appointed pastor will be here this week to take charge of next Sunday's service.
At 8 30 Monday evening a meeting at Vashti School aims to organize a Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service. The group will include younger business and professional women and others interested are invited. Transport can be provided via church office or Mrs J H Jenkins.
Regular services will be held at the First Methodist Church tomorrow starting with Church School at 10:00 AM. Pastor Rev. J C G Brooks will preach in the morning and evening. Morning theme The Grace of the Church in the World. Evening subject Influence of Friendship. Mrs James Reid will sing Sundown to Londonderry. the youth choir leads evening singing. Public and visitors invited.
The Second Baptist Church will hold its usual Sunday services with an offering for Christian Education at 10 30 a m in the Sunday School The morning sermon at 11 30 will be The Windows of Heaven The 8 30 pm sermon will be The Holy Spirit Only Teacher The pastor will preach at both services All are welcome Service men are especially invited.
The Baptist Sunday Schools of Georgia plan the annual offering tomorrow to support ministerial education. About 150 students in Baptist Colleges of Georgia rely on this aid to continue their preparation for ministry and missions. Rev. T. F. Callaway chairs the Georgia Committee for Ministerial Education, a role he held last year. Last year the local Sunday School contributed $250, and organizers hope for a similar amount.
In Cincinnati on June 24 the Tri-State Tennis tournament semis feature Dorothy Bun dy of Santa Monica, the National Clay Courts champion, facing fourth seed Shirley Fry of Akron while Pauline Betz of Los Angeles meets Mary Arnold of Philadelphia in women’s singles.
The column lists Lew Fonseca and Pie Traynor as AL and NL reps, notes Notre Dame star Creighton Miller receiving a letter, Navy tackle Joe Stydahar disputing medal rumors, and Marine MP rules at Camp LeJeune. It also recalls a bare softball game incident and a coast guard loss in the bare circuit.
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