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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1927
Page
11
A lines from Marjorie K. Rawlings poem honors the tireless care given to a baby in distress. It expresses gratitude for long hours spent keeping vigil and the wish to offer love as the sole gift in return. The verse emphasizes sacrifices endured and the enduring bond between caregiver and child.
The passage from Ephesians explains how believers moved from dead in sin to alive in Christ by grace, not works. It emphasizes reconciliation through Christ, breaking down walls between Jews and Gentiles, and forming one body, a holy temple built on the apostles and Christ as the cornerstone. The tone reflects a theological translation style and focuses on grace, peace, and unity in the household of God.
Corydon Church of the Nazarene posts Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. morning devotion at 11:00 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. Leaders include Mrs. B. M. Stoltz and Mrs. Minnie Williams with Pastor C. J. Reiff. Attendance notes that officers travel to Barberton, Ohio for Pittsburg district assembly and will return next week to report. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
North Warren Presbyterian invites all mothers to church Sunday at 11 with choir using Mother o Mine sung by Mrs Hazeltine and a suitable sermon. Evening service canceled to hear Methodist bishops in Warren. Father’s Day postponed to May 15. Vacation Bible School opens Monday in the public school for ages four to fourteen, with parental cooperation requested.
A motor magazine warns tight turns are safest, urging cautious handling. Rame with life is cited as guiding principle while stressing every corner demands careful control and vigilance for driver safety.
The passage describes salvation by grace through faith, not works, and explains God’s mercy uniting Jews and Gentiles. It notes Christ’s death dissolving barriers, reconciling both sides to God, and believers becoming fellow citizens and a temple of the Spirit.
The First Lutheran Cor Third Ave and East Serret announces the third Sunday after Easter Jubilate with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and the chief service at 11 a m featuring Bishop R d Cook of Athens Tennessee as speaker on Failures Music by a large vested choir. An evening Union service at the Presbyterian Church will feature Bishop McConnell on Religious Conditions in Mexico. Upcoming events include Bible class, choir dinners, and Ladies Aid Society meetings through Friday.
Sunday morning worship at eleven features a sermon The Ideal Mother with Harold F. Stoddard. Evening service at Ft Presbyterian with Bishop Francis J. McConnell on The Situation in Mexico. Week: Tuesday supper and conference 5 30 pm. Wednesday midweek What Makes Churches Great. Thursday May Day Festival with songs and May pole dance. Friday Scouts meet 7 30 pm.
Readers note extra church services listed for the fourteenth day in parish notices. The brief item highlights scheduled gatherings with local pastors and venue details to inform congregants.
Swedish Swedish M E Church and Grace Methodist plan Mother's Day church services with sermons on maternal themes. Sunday includes Swedish and English services, special musical numbers, and youth gatherings. Other churches feature Bishop sermons, church-school programs, and Epworth League events, inviting all to worship and reflect on motherhood and faith.
United Brethren Street Pennsylvania Ave and Hecrzet A B Brubaker pastor announce Sunday May Day Brother's Day with services at 1045 a m and 1015 o'clock morning worship Special music directed by Harold Samuelson and a sermon What Mothers Their Faith and Love Sunday school supervised by C L Robertson at 1215 Classes for all Christian Endeavor meets 645 p m for intermediates and seniors Evening service at 730 with What is a home as the subject and a discussion on home under Soviet rule plus brief notes on new marriage codes and a cordial welcome
Swedish Lutheran on Water Street lists Pastor Carl Jacobson. Sunday school at 9 15 English worship at 10 50 sermon Mansions in the Fathers House quartette sings Blow Ye the Trumpet Blow Swedish service at 7 30 sermon The Rest of the People of God quartette sings The Home of Joy week meetings Monday Trustees Tuesday catechetical class Wednesday Sunday school orchestra rehearsal Sunday school teachers hosted by Mr and Mrs J T Ekey River Road Thursday Rebecca Society entertained by Mrs J Anderson Maple Street Thursday Che n cha class hosted by Miss Ellen Thorensen Central Avenue Friday Missionary Tea in church parlors Saturday choir rehearsals all are welcome to services and meetings. Theme
First Church of Christ Scientist at 221 Liberty Street lists Sunday morning LA.43 service on Adant and Fallen Man, a noon Sunday show, and a Wednesday evening meeting plus daily reading room hours. Emanuel Reformed Church at 3719 Penna Ave advertises church school at 10 am, a special Mother's Day service at 11 am, an English service at 740 pm with theme Finding God, and invites all to attend.
A sermon reflecting on the resurrection narrative in John and Mark. The aged apostle Peter and young John race to the tomb, noting the linen cloths and the napkin folded apart, symbolizing the empty tomb and the risen Christ as proof of a second chance and faith for penitent sinners.
An article notes Rev. Alvin Mell discusses the weekly Sunday school lesson on WTAL at 7 30 p m Eastern time. It recounts Easter events with Peter's denial, restoration by the risen Lord, and the call to shepherd his flock as Jesus commissions him. The May B lesson centers on John 20 1 10 and 22 15 17, with the golden text first Peter 1 3.
The First Free Methodist on Conewango Avenue lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m church services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Leota Roberts leading a 6 30 p m class meeting The pastor will preach both services Prof M F E MacDonald directs singing Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m The third district quarterly conference meets in Youngsville Pa beginning Thursday at 7 30 p m through Sunday A Mother s Day observance honors mothers and invites all to attend all church services
Rev Raymond E Muthard leads a special Mother s Day service at 44 with a sermon God and Mother The invitation calls all not worshiping elsewhere to attend Christian Endeavor at 7 00 pm and evening worship at 7 40 pm A sermon Divine Love is scheduled and a Thursday dia work service at F545 is noted
Epworth Missionary Episcopal church invites all to Sunday school at 10 00 a m with classes for all ages and a guest sermon at 11 00 a m by Bishop Wilbur F Thirkield of Chattanooga Tenn the church extends a cordial invitation to worship and greet the distinguished visitor
A devotional verse excerpt urges verse memorization from Psalms and Exodus. It blends Psalm 91 lines about shelter, trust, and divine protection with a call to remember the Sabbath and go to church Sunday, reflecting a religious and community routine theme.
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