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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
9
Churches list tomorrow worships sermons sacraments union services Sunday schools and youth meetings across First Methodist Grace Methodist Episcopalian First United Brethren Nazarene Swedish M E and Swedish Congregational churches with details on times locations pastors and special events including Sunday school promotions and missionary meetings in Warren County.
Regular communion at First Baptist Market Street will be at eleven with Rev Harold F Stoddard delivering God With Us. Trinity Memorial Episcopal hosts the union evening service with Rev James L Ware preaching. midweek and missionary events listed for Lutheran, Salem Evangelical, and Trinity churches.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 211 Liberty Street offers Sunday services at 10 45 with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator Sunday school at 12 o clock Wednesday evening experience and testimony at 8 o clock Reading room open every afternoon except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 All are welcome
The Rev Alfred J Penney will preach at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at 10 30 with text John 4 35 and a Sanctus from Messe Solennelle Gounod. Miss Marion C Nelson of Jamestown NY will play organ numbers Bach Merkel and Bach while a quartet and trio perform offertory pieces.
The fourth Sunday school session begins at 10 a m with an adult class led by Mr Westberg. Morning sermon at 11 on Job a Man of God. Evening service at Swedish Congregational church Market street with Rev Nelson in Rev Lundgren absence. Life's Contradictions. Union English service at 7 30 p m. Steps Good Cheer Society meets Monday 8 at Mrs Ed Hamilton Main street North Warren. Official Board meets Tuesday 8 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45 pm.
Pastor Martin A. Larson conducts Sunday school at 9 46 with Henry Blick as superintendent. Swedish service at 11 with speaker Lindmark. Young People at 7 with Florence Danielson leading. English service at 4 30. Monday Philathea class meets. Wednesday prayer at 7 45. Choir at 8. Dorcas meet Friday 2 30 at 225 Central Ave hosted by Mrs Arvid Swanson. Crusaders of Light meet Friday 8.
Water Street Carl Jacobson is pastor. Sunday school starts at 9 15. Confirmation services in English at WuTaU. Holy Communion and member reception at 7 30 with special music. Weekly meetings include Bethesda Society Tuesday, Che lo cha Class Friday hosted by Miss Mildred Lawson 806 Madison Avenue. Friday orchestra rehearsal and Saturday choir rehearsal. All are welcome.
Pastor G. W. Phillipe leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. with a Bible verse about teaching to heart. Public worship and sermon follow at 11 a.m. A long service and sermon are at 1:30 p.m. The note urges parents to instill regular church attendance to prevent future dropouts.
North Warren Presbyterian Church holds Family Day with a 12 a.m. worship service featuring a quartet of one family. Pastor Howenstein speaks on Earth's Heaven. Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by extended worship. Young People meet at 6 40 p.m. with Osborne Newhall as leader and the Anderson sisters performing a duet. Evening sermon at 7 30 p.m. includes a vocal solo and Dangerous Bridges. Wednesday Willing Workers plan their annual picnic.
An excerpt from a Bible translation presents harsh condemnation of false prophets and teachers. It warns of gliding corruption, divine judgment, and the fate of the wicked, citing examples from Noah, Sodom and Gomorrah, and Balaam to illustrate peril for those who falter in faith.
Rev Stebbins leads Sunday school at 10 00 a m with Misa Josephine Ricker as superintendent Morning worship at 11 00 Sermon by the pastor on Jesus Conception of the Divine Possibilities of Human Life Christian Endeavor at 7 30 and Evening worship at 8 00 with sermon titled The Testing Ground of Faith.
Pastor Frank W. Shope conducts services at Forest chapel at 9 30 a m Sunday school led by Jesse Thompson at Sugargrove at 10 Morning worship at 12 Service at Lottsville at 3 p m Epworth League at 7 15 Evening worship at 8 00 Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at eff
A biblical excerpt warns of false prophets and teachers who corrupt the true path. It recalls divine judgment in Noah’s flood and Sodom and Gomorrah to illustrate the fate of the unrighteous, noting cruelty, greed, and sexual immorality among those led astray.
A preacher denounces false teachers as dangerous, likening them to a dumb animal speaking with a human voice. The text warns that those who escape worldly corruption through Christ yet fall back into sin become worse off, like a dog returning to vomit and a washed sow returning to the mire.
P T Moll superintendent. Divine service at 11 o clock with sermon titled Gods Appraisals and Rewards. Summer schedule features one preaching service daily. Encourage all ages to attend and be inspired for daily tasks. Three actions: pray, attend, invite others. Visitors especially welcome.
Akeley announces Sunday school at 10 oclock with Mrs Ty Harrington as superintendent Epworth League at 7 oclock and divine worship at 8 oclock The pastor will deliver a sermon titled The Return of Jesus Special request made for this message All are invited to attend with friends
In Sheffield mission J A Lundgren and Rev Harry Nelson of Warren Swedish M E church will preach Sunday session at 3 oclock in the absence of the pastor. The service will be in English and all are welcome to attend for a hearty old fashioned gospel meeting.
In Pittsburgh on June 2 193? the month of brides began slowly as only 50 couples sought marriage licenses. Clerks called it a slow day though the figure exceeded the year's daily average, it lagged well behind last year when the first of the month fell on a Wednesday and 71 licenses were issued.
Hazleton Pa June 2 Neil J Ferry an official of district seven United Mine Workers will leave for Montana to attempt to perfect a union organization Ferry serves on the national board from the seventh district with the miners union planning outreach and labor efforts in the region
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