Reform Presbyterian Sabbath and church services schedule
The message lists Sabbath school times and worship services across several congregations. It notes morning and evening services combined with unions with other Presbyterians, Wednesday prayer meetings, and sermons on topics like The Blood of Christ and Does Christianity Pay. It mentions pastors W. G. Robb M. R. Regan J. W. Enstin and minister W. H. Hampton along with church roles and organist Edith Boileau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J. W. Enstin
Supty Prof. Henderic
Christian Endeavor
Union and diverse church services announced for Sabbath
Dr J T McCrory of Pittsburgh to preach at Presbyterian First and Second Unit ed churches at 11 am and 7 pm with a union choir and day long special music including organ preludes and multiple anthems. Baptist topics focus on Understanding and A Fervent Spirit with choir inspiration and a 9:30 Sunday school, 10:55 worship, 6 pm B Y P U, 7 pm service. Shorter AME notes church events, meetings, and a January 30 church conference in Des Moines Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
First
Second United Presbyterian
Sabbath Services With Presbyterians in Joint Worship
The church announces Sabbath School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 uniting with First and Second United Presbyterian churches at the First church led by Dr J T McCrory The evening service at the First U P church closes the two week series An offering will be taken for Dr McCrory Prayer meeting at our church next Wednesday at 7 30 P M Arthur R Oates Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian
Tople
Christ
First
United Presbyterian
J. T. McCrory
U. P
Dr. McCrory
Arthur R. Oates
Social soirees and club gatherings fill Prairie Flower area
A flurry of 1923 society events spans Prairie Flower and Washington areas. Families host large dinners and engage in church group crafts, quilting, and charity fairs. Notables present include Harding and McAdoo circles, with civic groups from Baptist, Methodist, and Masonic orders hosting meals, games, and sewing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Harding
Mr. McAdoo
J. D. Rockefeller
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Reformed Presbyterian
W. G. Robb
M. R. Regan
Christian
Christian Sciencke
Biks
Grieg
Lorenz
Bans
George Stewart
Davis
Mrs. Ream
Beregham
Renner
SS Herbert
Brewer Organ
Methodist
Outlook Committee
Juanita Tucker
James Sexton
Epworth League
Willie Peterson
Maunder
Bereeuse
Delbruck
Posilude
Ashford
Pease
Millies
Doc Waghorne
Offertory
Offertory Quartet
Stevenson
Salome W. W. Bowers
Jesse J. Miller
Mary ‘Hunter
A. M. BE
Ave. C
P. Jones
L. A. P. Jones
Emma Black
A. C. E. League
Peayer
Nora Motts
Shorter A. M. E
Bethel A. M. F
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Oil Co
Graham Theater
John F. Rittenhouse
Prairie Flower Neighborhood
Rittenhouse
David Rittenhouse
Bishop
Abigail
Martha Thrasher
Ladies League of the Baptist Church
A. B. Carr
Washington
Carr
Martha Juniors Clase
Methodist Church
George Dowell
A. W. Hackley
Virginia Batea
Hilda Brown
Uelah Phillips
Lucile Reister
Peauiah Phillips
Virginia Kates
Ilandh Wolary
Mildred Bramer
Martha Reister
Blanche Beatty
Dorthy Dowell
Mildred Brown
Alice Hesseltine
South Avenue C
Louis Baker
Frank Snider
Elmer Carmichael
John Custer
John Patterson
Hesseltine
Hoyay Campfire
Dorothea Thompson
West Main Street
Ellen Morrison
Josephine Bailey
Evalyn Gibson
Ruth Eggers
Every Girls
Miss Forcey
Marguerita Forman
Louie Jones
Ralph Gibson
Max Marble
R. H. Walker
W. F. Glasscock
Struble
Kabaker
Wellman
Jessie Earl Miller
Miller
Chas. King
Masonic Club
Frank Bell
East Second Street
Violet Gardner
Bessie Myall
Donald Applecate
Faye Corbon
Grant
Ward
Homer Darbyshire
Ed Eicher
Charles Dewey
L. H. Wallace
Journal
Washington County
Calume &T
Grahams Levi
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