30 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1946
Page
1
Long church notices from Wisconsin venues list sermons, services and choir works at First Methodist, Church of the Nazarene, St Matthias, Congregational, St Josephs, and other churches. An array of Lent events, catechism, youth groups, and union services is detailed with pastors, times, and program titles.
Union Lenten Service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 8 00 pm with Reverend Hugh M Reiner presiding Reverend Francis P Thrman of Werst Racine invited as guest preacher He will discuss The Greatest Question Choir to sing O Lord Most Holy Were You There with solo by Dorothy Goff MacIntosh conducted by H F Smith Public invited for Lenten preparation and reflection
The document lists a church program with sermons titled My Master Was So Very Poor and Taking Our Place. It includes Sunday School at 9:30 am with five graded departments, services at 10:45 am and 3:30 pm, choir performances, Veterans administration service, Luther leagues, Boy Scouts, church council, Brotherhood meeting, missionary group, religious day school, and chancel choir rehearsals. Events occur at 322 Carroll Street with localized times across Monday to Wednesday.
Thursday events include Bible study at Edith Hoese home 616 Greenfield avenue, senior choir rehearsal, adult instruction at 322 Carroll street, and a Sunday school teachers and officers meeting at the parsonage. Friday to Sunday cover children's and catechetical classes, an adult Bible class on The Trial of Christ by Dr Banting, and worship at Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle. MT Calvary Lutheran Church lists Sunday school 9 30 am and divine services 10 30 am with guild and sewing circle meetings.
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