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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1928
Page
9
G W S Phillips pastor leads Sunday activities at Corydon with 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. worship and sermon 3 p.m. song service and another sermon.
Warren area churches announce morning worship at First Methodist and First Baptist with Baccalaureate services at Grace Methodist. church activities include Sunday school, midweek prayers, Ladies Aid visits, and youth programs. Grace Methodist plans Pentecost observance and a Warren High School graduation baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Albert Day.
The First Lutheran Church at Third Ave and East Street led by Pastor C A Deanig holds Pentecost services. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Lesson The Wicked Husbandmen. Communion at 11:00 a.m. Sermon The Day of Pentecost. Quartet sings Just As I Am. New members welcomed. Weekly and society meetings scheduled through the week.
Emanuel Reformed Church at 1710 Penns. Ave. holds Church School 10 a.m. Supt Webster Sehriest. German Communion 11 a.m.. English Communion 7:30 p.m. Sermon titled Pentecost or the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Martha society meets Monday at Mrs. Fred Fuhrer’s Park street home. Midweek prayer service is Wednesday 7:30 p.m. with a talk on the Life of Dwight L. Moody. Increasing attendance noted. invites all to join in Christian fellowship.
The Church of the Nazarene on Penn Ave at Washburn lists a 9:46 a.m. Sunday school session and an 11 o'clock morning service with a sermon on a full salvation theme. The Nazarene young people meet at 6:30, and the evening service is at 7:30. Midweek prayer meeting with testimony and song is Wednesday at 7:30. a cordial invitation is extended.
Morning worship at 10 o clock and a brief report on the every member canvass. Pastor Brubaker delivers Pray er and Kingdom Building with the message quoted Master said Pray ye therefore. Sunday school at 11 15 with classes for all and strong May attendance. No evening services due to Grace M E church baccalaureate. Mid week services Wednesday. Sunday school teachers and officers to meet for conference and prayer. Annual mother and daughter banquet Friday at 6 o clock.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church at 6 Penna Ave East lists Rev. P. R. Sandy as pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11. Evening class meeting at 6:30 followed by evangelistic service at 7:30. Women's prayer meets Tuesday at 2:00 at 31 Buchanan St. Thursday prayer and praise in the hall. All are welcome.
First Evangelical and Grace M E churches in Warren schedule a May 27 service. The morning 11:00 worship features a patriotic theme with participation from G A R D A R and other groups. Sunday school at 9:45 and a 6:45 junior league precede a 7:30 union baccalaureate service at Grace M E.
Carl Jacobson pastor leads Sunday school at 9 10 and Swedish services at 10 30 with English vesper at 7 30 Special music at all services Weekly events include Miriam Missionary Society anniversary Tuesday entertainment by Mrs Stranburg Mrs Berndt Johnson Miss Emma Stranburg and Miss Mildred Johnson Luther League Thursday hosted by Elsie Johnson Alfreda Leugerquist Marion Larson and Nelson Johnson Martha Society Friday hosted by Mrs Hannah Gustafson and Mrs Alfred Holmberg Chelo cha class with Mildred Lawson orchestra rehearsal catechetical class and choir rehearsal all welcome to attend the services and meetings.
Local Swedish Baptist and Salem Evangelical churches announce weekly schedules. Swedish services at Redwood Center Street feature morning Swedish worship, English classes for all ages, and evening services with memorial day sermon. Salem Evangelical lists Sunday school 9 30, morning worship 11, E L C E and choir events, midweek prayer, and Friday orchestra. Salvation Army also posts Sunday inmates meeting 9 45, Tioliness service, Sunday school 2, and street meetings.
The page presents a horizontal and vertical word puzzle with numbered clues. Entries include cross references from 1 to 61 across and down, covering terms such as weight deductions, metals, tones, and common wordplay themes.
The article details a long term rise in Sunday school attendance and offerings. Worship is at 11 a.m. with a morning message titled A Better America. A Sunday evening service is omitted for the Grace Methodist church baccalaureate, and the D V B S session begins the second week with 9 a.m. sessions for newcomers. Orrin Lopez is the Sunday school superintendent.
J G Ginader will lead preaching at 9 30. Sunday school begins 10 30. A welcome is extended to all. Local notice invites community members to attend services.
Pastor A Lundgren and Rev Geo E Bostrum wrap up a series of revival meetings in Sheffield begun last Tuesday. The Sunday schedule includes a Swedish morning service at 10 30 and English afternoon and evening services at 3 and 7 30. Special singing draws parishioners.
The First Presbyterian will hold regular quarterly and spring communion at 10:30 AM with reception of new members. Dr J M Ross will lead both services with the morning sermon The Holy Road from Isaiah 35 8. Evening service at 7 30 features The Personal Touch. Choir selections include Verily Thou Shalt Be In Paradise He Was Despised The Radiant Morn and Recessional. Mid week prayer follows at 7 30.
Reverend A A Swanson leads Sunday school at 2 pm and divine worship at 3 pm with sermon on Sabbath observance and Jesus. Epworth League at 7 30 led by Edith and Walter Ran jan. Future evening services begin the first Sunday in June at 8 pm replacing afternoon summer service.
Sunday services at 10 45 with subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced Mesmerism and Hypnotism Reading room open afternoons except Sundays and holidays all are welcome Sunday School at 42 o'clock Wednesday evening testimony meetings at 8 All are welcome at 211 Liberty Street
Frank W. Shope and Jesse L. Thompson oversee Sunday school at 10 and 11 o clock with morning worship and sermon on Elijah the Militant Prophet. Epworth League and Evening services fill the day along with a concluding lecture series on The Early Indian Mission Trails. F W Souls preaches at GOSPEL WORKERS with services Sunday and Wednesday evenings inviting all.
A fragmentary reading presents selections from the Gospel of Peter and early epistles in the Goodspeed translation. It notes the divine promises and virtues for believers, the call to spiritual growth, and the prophetic certainty of scripture as guided by the Holy Spirit.
Sunday school at 10 o clock Swedish adult class led by Mr Westberg preaching at 11 and evening service at 7 20 all English Wednesday prayer meeting 7 45 Trinity Memorial Episcopal Whit Sunday May 27 Holy Eucharist 8 Church school 9 45 Holy Eucharist and sermon 11 Baccalaureate at Grace Methodist 7 30 Tuesday staff dinner at The Liberty Inn 4 pm Ember Days Wednesday Friday Saturday Choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 pm
Russell church announces 10 o'clock S S with Supt Moll and 11 o'clock worship led by Lennon on Sabbath observance and the preaching of Jesus. An Epworth League program at 7:20 followed by Divine worship at 7:30 includes dedication of an illuminated cross. A special program with music Pageant drill and sermon titled The Glory of the Cross of Jesus. The public is invited.
Simon Peter writes to Christians encouraging growth in faith through virtue knowledge self control steadfastness piety brotherly kindness and love. He urges heed to prophets and divine promises guiding believers toward escape from worldly corruption and toward the eternal kingdom while recalling his imminent death and eyewitness testimony of Jesus on the mountain.
Cyril B. Paden seeks satisfaction of an unsatisfied mortgage on a 49 acre Grand Valley property from Jane C. Hannah. The court orders sheriff service and public notice for July 6 1928 hearing to decree mortgage satisfaction and record removal.
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