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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1928
Page
9
Local churches announce resumed full schedules with morning and evening services at First Methodist Episcopal Grace Methodist and other congregations. Highlights include sermons on Zion strength, Jesus looking over the church, evangelistic meetings, prayer sessions, and Sunday school gatherings led by named pastors and lay leaders.
Harold F. Stoddard, pastor, urges full attendance at Sunday school at 10, morning service at 11 with sermon Is There Any Word from the Lord, and evening sermon Broken Swords. Weekly church events include Advisory Board on Monday at 7:40, teaching staff supper Tuesday at 5:30, midweek service Wednesday at 7:30 Spiritual Giants and Dwarfs, and cordial invitation to all.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist at 211 Liberty Street holds a 10 45 morning service on Substance with Sunday school at 12. Reading room operates afternoons except Sundays and holidays at 2404. First Evangelical between Liberty and Hickory, pastor H E Doenheim, notes no morning or evening services due to conference and urges attendance. Sunday school remains 9 45. Wednesday prayer and visitation at 7 30 with a prayer service.
First United Brethren Warren begins conference year with Sunday services led by C L Robertson. Miss Ruth Cooper leads youth at 6 45, Life Work Recruits head, Christian Endeavor reorganized. Evening service at 7 30 features Cooper. Salem Evangelical omits morning and evening worship. Agency announcements for Gospel Workers and Trinity Memorial Episcopal.
Martin A Larson pastor leads Sunday observances at Swedish Baptist Corner Redwood and Center St with an 9 45 a m session in Sunday School. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon What God is willing to undertake for us. English service at 7 30 p m. Sermon A startling statement from the lips of three representative men. Public invited.
The Nazarene church at 907 Penna. Ave. East, Pastor M. H. Washburn, schedules include Sunday school at 10:45 a.m., morning worship at 11, subject The Salt of the Earth. Young People at 6:30 p.m., evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m., Missionary Society meets at the parsonage Tuesday, midweek service Wednesday at 7:30 followed by church board. Attendance encouraged.
Rev. A. V Olsen presides at the First Swedish Missionary Episcopal church with Sunday services conducted in English. Evening worship at 7 30 p m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Mid week prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 7 59 p m.
Swedish community notes emphasize Sunday afternoon 8 o'clock sermon led by Rev. A. C. Nelson of Sugar Grove. A prayer service is planned Thursday at 7 40 o'clock in the church for all Swedish people.
Russell Methodist Episcopal announces Sunday school at 10 o clock led by Pastor Swanson and worship at 11 o clock with sermon The Precious Christ. Epworth League meeting at 6 30 p m. Welcome to all worship services.
North Warren Presbyterian opens with pastor J C Howenstein delivering The Great I Am at 11 A M and a choir anthem. Sunday school at 10 A M precedes worship. Evening series begins 7 30 P M on What Protestants and Roman Catholics say about each other. Subsequent topics cover sacraments infallibility church government and politics. Presbytery meets in Erie Monday and Tuesday. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
G W S Phillips pastor announces Sunday school at 10 A M and public worship at 11 A M with sermon Another Mile Stone A two weeks meeting starts Sunday morning September 16 followed by October first Sunday Rally Day inviting every Sunday school member and former members to attend
Sunday schedule includes 10 o'clock Sunday school with Mrs Harrington as superintendent 7 o'clock Epworth League and 8 o'clock divine worship. A surprise booster choir delighted the pastor and audience last Sunday. A large audience filled the decorated auditorium and more will attend Sunday. Gospel Tent Meeting at Franklin St Ext and Conewanga Ave features 3:00 PM service with Evangelist A L White and special songs by Robert S Conway. Evening prayer service at 7:15 PM and 3:45 PM regular preaching on the Sabbath.
Mrs Flora I Mickle hosted guests including her sister Mrs Shultz and Mrs Hallin with three children of Jamestown. Mrs Hallen visited Forest Schell and family of Torpedo, and other relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs McClure left for Boston after three weeks with Mr and Mrs A H Maiden. George Warner attends dog trials at Conneaut Lake. Mrs Jessie Still and Miss Bessie Smock shared a chicken dinner.
Residents and visitors gather at homes in Garland and nearby towns including North Warren, Union City, Titusville and Pittsfield. Health calls to Mrs. Tanequist, typhoid in Oblong, and a Fall term start at Garland School are noted along with church pulpit plans. Speedy mail from Fairfield to Gettysburg shows delivery in 23 days.
The text presents a dramatic door opened in heaven, a throne with one seated, jasper and sardius imagery, a rainbow, twenty four elders, four living creatures, and constant praise to God. It resumes with a second vision of the throne, lightning, thunder, sea of glass, and perpetual worship by the elders and creatures, honoring God as creator and eternal ruler.
Havana Cuba report says a pending congress bill by Carmelo Urquiaga would require compulsory medical examinations and health certificates before marriage licenses are issued. The measure has Department of Sanitation support and aims to regulate nuptial unions.
Letters testamentary for the estate of Rose Wendelboe Smith, late of Warren Borough, Warren County, Pa, have been granted to Mayme J Wendelboe. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants present claims authenticated for settlement to attorney Alexander & Clark, July 26, 1928.
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