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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1928

Page

9

Church Services and notices for three congregations

Tomorrow at First Methodist on Market Street and Second Avenue an morning worship at 10 30 with organ selections by Mrs Charlotte Hall Lohnes and choir, sermon on A Christian Mis Characteristics. Union evening service at First Baptist. Grace Methodist Episcopal on Penn Ave East and Prospect St 10 30 morning service with Rev Dr Norris A White preaching and 7 30 evening service with pastor. choir to perform. July 25 last Quarterly Conference with Dr White addressing the gathering.

First Methodist Market Street Second Avenue C. T. Greer Charlotte Hall- Lohnes David W. Beaty Stebbins Wilson Weidlinger E. H. Trushel God Hrav First Baptist Church Grace Methodist Episcopal White

Free Methodist church revival and camp meeting announced

The Free Methodist church on Conewango Ave near Third Ave lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a 6 30 p m class meeting led by Roy Roberts Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m a cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 5 30 o clock and a quarterly meeting led by Rev A J Will from Sharon. The Ot City District Camp meeting runs August 2 to 12 at Pleasantville with speakers Rev A L Whit somb Rev B N Miner and Rev Jane B Horcing. Also noted is a large Evangelistic effort and an invitation to attend. The First United Brethren at Pennsylvania Ave and Hertzel St presents two morning services due to a Bible Conference Findley Lake NY with a 10 o clock worship and a 11 to 12 plan led by Rev A B Brubaker and C L Robertson.

Conewango Ave Third Ave D. Alien Davidson George Clark Roy Roberts A. J. Will of Sharon Ot Eity Pleasantville Hifeiaep Union Canada Islands of the Sea Amp A. L. Whitsomb Long Beach Cal B. N. ‘Miner Rochester Jane B Horcing Minneapolis Minn First United Brethren Pennsylvania Ave Hertzel Street A. B. Brubaker Findley Lake New York C. L. Robertson

Epworth M E and First Evangelical Sunday Services

Epworth M E Church hosts Sunday School at 9:45 with graded instruction and public preaching at 11 by Rev Gust Probst while the pastor is at Worth Hagenny Centennial. First Evangelical holds services between Liberty and Hickory with Rev E Dornheim and a message to all ages. A letter from Woodrow Wilson praises Sunday School values. Union service at First Baptist Sunday evening. Wednesday day of prayer 7:30 with all invited.

Epworth Liberty Hickory Rt. E. Dornheim Gov. Brumbaugh Pres Woodrow Wilson Victor Peterson Carl Peterson Walnut First Baptist Church

First Presbyterian Service and Union Evening Reminder

Reverend W J Wishart of Pittsburgh’s Eighth United Presbyterian Church will lead the 10 30 morning service with the theme Hearing God Speak The quartet will perform Who Are These Arrayed in White Robes and Patti Peffer soprano will sing The Temple of Wisdom for the offertory The Sunday School session begins at 11 45 with opening exercises and orchestra The Union evening service is at 7 30 at First Baptist Church

First Presbyterian Third Crosses Market W. J. Wishart Eighth United Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh Starner Patti Peffer Temple of Wisdom Treharne Union First Baptist Church

First Baptist Market Street Sermons and Youth Rally Plans

At First Baptist Church a morning service with Rev. Harold F. Stoddard at 11 will feature the sermon Four Things For You. An evening service at 6 20 highlights reports by five delegates to the Kishi Conference and fall rally plans for September. Sunday night Rev. Stoddard preaches Religion Needs a Tonic. Midweek service Wednesday will discuss Men Who Bargained with God.

First Baptist Harold F. Stoddard First Baptist Church Stoddard

First Church of Christ Scientist Services in City area

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 211 Liberty Street announces Sunday service at 10 45 with the topic Truth A Wednesday evening experience and testimony meeting and a reading room open each afternoon from 7 to 4 except Sundays and Holidays All are welcome

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Liberty Street

Emanuel Reform Church Services and Events Listing

Emanuel Reform Church on Penna Ave East offers a German service at 3 30 am with theme Facts for Assurance, a 10 40 am church school, an 11 15 am English service themed Four Things every Christian Should Know, and a Wednesday 7 30 pm midweek prayer in German with Thursday Ladies Aid at Mrs Cas per Leutheld Page Hollow. Trinity Memorial Episcopal at Car Penna Ave and Poplar St lists Holy Eucharist 8 00 am and 11 am service. St James Day 10 am Eucharist Wednesday. Salem Evangelical on Penna Ave East and Marion St has Sunday school 9 30 am Morning worship 11 am Endeavor League, 7 45 pm evening worship with choir. Choir rehearsals Wednesday and Thursday evenings and regular midweek prayer at 7 45 pm in assembly rooms. all welcome.

Emanuel Reformed Church Penna. Ave H. Brunner Ladies Aid Casper Leutheld Page Hollow Christ Trinity Memorial Episcopal Penna, Ave Poplar St J. L. Ware Trinity St. James Salem Evangelical Penna. Ave. East Marion St R. L. Fassinger Gheteliet Endeavor League Coeeiky

Swedish Lutheran and Swedish Baptist Services Announced

Swedish Lutheran on Water Street lists pastor Carl Jacobson with Sunday school at 9 15 and Swedish service at 4 30 plus English vesper at 7 20 with special music and weekly meetings led by Miriam Missionary Society Luther League Martha Society and choir. Swedish Baptist at Corner Redwood and Center St led by Martin A Larson offers 9 45 Sunday school and 11 am worship with Chas Lindmark speaker and 7 30 pm service. Wednesday prayer at 7 45 with B Y P M in charge.

Carl Jacobson Jesus Miriam Missionary Society Miss Larsen Mesdames P. J. Swanson Robert Carlson Edwin Carlson C. A. Anderson Luther League Paul Moody Pennsylvania Avenue East Martha Society John Ekey C. A. Borb River Road Lutheran Brotherhood W. P. Moody's Pennsylvania Swedish Baptist Corner Redwood Center St

Swedish English M E Fourth Avenue Church Services

The notice lists Sunday activities for Swedish-English M.E. at Fourth Avenue with 10 a.m. Sunday school and communion led by district superintendent Theo Moberg of Falconer New York, inviting all members and friends. Evening service at 2 30. Monday Fourth Quarterly Conference prompted by the superintendent, urging attendance as final church year meeting. Wednesday prayer 7 45. Thursday Ladies Aid with host Mrs A Kylander and men invited. program to be announced.

M. E Fourth Avenue G. H. Nelson Theo. Moberg Falconer N. Y Friends of the Lord Oclock A. Kylander

Swedish Congregational Sunday Services and Sunshine Rally

The Swedish Congregational at Market Street near Third led by Pastor J H Lundgren outlines morning Sunday School at 10 a.m with the theme The New Hope and worship at 11 a.m Evening service follows at 7 30 p.m. Sunshine Rally Day at Kane features services at 10 30 a.m and 8 p.m Rev C Swenson from Freacor VI aids midweek service Wednesday and Rev Axel W Nordeen from Rawson Minn visits Sunday. choir and male chorus rehearsals scheduled nearby. Everyone is welcome to the 29th.

Third J. HL Lundgren the New Hope Kane C. Swenson Freacor, VI

North Warren Presbyterian Church Worship and Sunday School

The North Warren Presbyterian announces Sunday school at 14 a.m with a prayerful approach and a worship service at 11 a.m. The morning theme is A Workable Faith. Evening service is omitted this month. bring friends to church and seek blessing through God's way under Pastor J. C. Howenstein.

Presbyterion J._C. Howenstein

The Elder and the Elect Lady Chapter Two

A brief note invites the elect and their children to walk in truth and love as commanded from the beginning. It warns against deceivers denying Christ, urges discernment in hospitality, and expresses hope for a face to face visit to complete joy.

Indy Teres God the Father Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Christ God

The Second Letter of John to the Chosen Lady

The Elder writes to the chosen lady and her children praising truth and urging readers to live by truth and love. He emphasizes loving one another as commanded from the beginning, noting impostors denying Jesus Christ's coming and urging steadfast adherence to the command to love.

God the Father Jesus Christ

Stoneham Methodist Service with Rev Probst Message

Public service at 9 30 a m led by pastor G Ginader Rev Gost Probst to deliver the sermon Sunday school follows at 10 30 with emphasis on parish activities and worship schedule in Stoneham network.

Sugargrove and Sugargrove Methodist Sunday Services

Sugargrove Presbyterian pastor Rev Stebbins leads 10:00 Sunday school with Miss Josephine Ricker as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 on The Church's Message to Man, 8:00 pm sermon True Humility. No weekday prayer service. Methodist services at Forest Chapel 5:30 am, Sugargrove 10:00 am Sunday school, Lottsville 12:30 pm, Epworth League 7:15 pm, and evening service 8:00 pm with Rev Dr Norris A White of Jamestown preaching.

Presbyterian Stebbins Josephine Ricker Frank W. Shope Forest Chapel Sugargrove Jesse Thompson Lottsville Epworth League Norris A- White Jamestown

Man Fatally Hurt When Hit by Truck in Gettysburg

David F. Cullison, 67, a railroad flagman, died in Gettysburg hospital from injuries after a truck driven by Howard Williams struck him as Williams steered onto the sidewalk to avoid trains. The loaded truck carried ten tons of sand.

Gettysburg David F. Cullison Howard Williams Williams Cullizon

Sunday Services and Programs at Local Churches

Corydon Methodist Episcopal G W 8s Phillipa pastor 10 a m Sunday school with heartful verse A command for children 11 a m public worship six sermons from a peculiar subject 8 p m sermon with song service Church of the Nazarene Rev W E Johnson pastor Sunday school 9 45 Don t forget the Red and Blue contest Bring someone to Sunday service Morning preaching 10 45 subject Secrets of Prayer Life Does God answer prayers special singing Young People service 6 30 Leader Mrs B M Stoltz Evening 7 20 subject for evening message

Methodist-Episcopal G. W Phillipa Church OF the Nazarene W. E. Johnson Lise Ciel B. M. Stoltz

Gods Two Witnesses Study With Choir and Orchestra

A church invites attendance to a discussion on the mystery of Revelation titled Gods Two Witnesses. The event features special music by the choir and orchestra. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Honey Lou in Turbulent Times at Wallack Mills

Honey Lou Huntley, private secretary to the hardnosed Wallack, navigates romance and work as Wallack Fabric Mills faces closure. She suspects Jack Meadows’ affairs and weighs ongoing funds from her husband while contemplating a stubborn, moneyed future. The tale follows marriage strains, workplace cruelty, and a dramatic community in flux as Wallack Mills shuts down.

Honey Lou Huntley Wallack Wallack Fabric Mills Honey Lou Joe Meadows Jack Wallace Honey Louw Angela Allen Jack Steve’ Mayhew Margret Lake Lou Etopa Wallack Ica Ann Ludtow Ann Mary Delanay Angela Honey Low Mary Tim Donegal Donegal Margaret Flint Lou Don Angele Dock Honey Don Honey Jow Money Lou Ann Ludlow Ann Ludlow Meadows Wallack Mills Wallack Fabre Mills Jane Ayres

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