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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1944 Church Notices STATESVILLE, N. DAILY RECORD Leading Newspaper PAGE A11 church Hti nuit be c.lled In or brought into The Record eflce by mon each Friday in order to be printed In the following day's taper. Thia etcp la being taken beeanae of the ahortage of labor and If the notice la not brought in only the time of the morning and evening ahipa will be printed. WESTERN AVENUE BAPTIST Cor. Western Ave.

and Boulevard Herbert W. Bancom, Paator a. School, G. E. Harris, superintendent.

11:00 a. Worship 6:15 p. Unior, R. L. Stevenson, general director.

service. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Rev. J. Lewis Thornburg.

Pastor Sunday School, 9:45, Hugo Kimball, auperintendent Morning Service, 11:00. Luther League 6:30. Evening Sunday school with classes for all age groups begins with the devotional aervice at 9:45. Every Christian ought to be interested in learning more of God's Holy Word. The pastor will deliver the morning message on "Impressions of the Minneapolis Convention At 6:30 o'clock the youth of congregation are asked to assemble for a devotional and in spirational service.

It is important that every Confirmed member of this group be present. The evening hour of worship centers in the message, "Man's Response to God's Invitation." JK PRESSLY MEMORIAL A. R. P. Rev.

E. G. Carson. Pastor Service. School.

6.30—Young People's Christian Union will meet. David Nw-ntz will be the leader. BROAD STREET METHODIST Dr. H. G.

Allen. Paator Sunday School 9:45, Walter Adams, Superintendent. Worship. and Intermediate fellowship meeting, Lonnie Tur- nipaeed, president. Choir.

FIRST ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN ROT. J. H. Preoaly, Pastor Sabbath school, 10:00. Frank Deaton, Supt.

Worship. "When Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed and when Moses drew down his hands, Ama- lak prevailed." 6:00 Intermediate Christian Union and Young People'a Christian Union. Evening Service, Russell Kerr will preach. FIRST BAPTIST Corner E. Broad and North Tradd ROT.

Harry T. Gamble, Paator Sunday School at 9:45, C. B. Winberry, auperintendent. Layman's Day will be observed at the 11 o'clock service at which time Guy Caswell pf the Myers Park Baptist church, Charlotte, will apeak.

Morning worship aervice at 11 o'clock. Training Union. No evening worship service. HOLT TRINITY LUTHERAN Trentaaan Rev. Bdward FnUenwlder, Paotor 10:00 a.

School Service. League. Evening 00. BOULEVARD METHODIST Rev. R.

O. Brown, Paator School, Rev. Turner Brown, superintendent. All children are urged to attend Sunday school. Service.

Rev. 0. Brown will preach. Fellowship League. Choir Practice.

services. Wednesday evening, Prayer meeting. DIAMOND HILL BAPTIST VM King, Paator Sunday School 10 a. Fred Davis, superintendent. Horning Worship 11:00.

Sermon by the pastor. Baptist Training Union, 7:16 p. aa. H. L.

Boat, director. 8:00 p. Worship by the pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Meeting Street Rev. Charlea A.

Raynal, Paator Church School, 9:45. Morning Service, 11:00. and Senior Young People meet for supper. vespers and choir practice. Service.

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN TaylersvlUe Road C. 0. Smith, Paator Sunday school 2 m. Paul Hollar, Supt p. in.

FRONT ST. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Earle Thompson 9.45 Sunday School, Ross Day, auperintendent. Service. Young People League will meet.

THE CHURCH OF GOD 5th SI. and Durham Ave. Xev. H. R.

Corley, Pastor Sunday School, 9.45 a. N. G. Cloer, superintendent. Sermon by Rev Corley.

service. Sermon by Rev. Coiiey. A colored quarter from Troutman will furnish music. Young People's Endeavor tonight at 8 o'clock.

CALVARY COMMUNITY 412 Oakland in the Bloomfield Community (Formerly the Shoemaker Residence) Rev. .1. Edward Dougherty, Pastor for all. George M. Mize, Supt.

Worship Service. The pastor will speak on "One Baptism of the Holy Spirit, and His Constant Control." Acts 4: 29-31. Worship Service. We will continue the messages "Through the Bible," using the Book of Ecclesiastes for this service. Wednesday evening 7:30, regular mid-weejc prayer service at the church.

Friday evening, youni people from the ages of 14 to 27 are invited to attend the weekly young people's meeting at the parsonage. Those of all denominations are cordially invited to attend ser vices of this community church We will hold our first "Open House" tonight at 7:30. All are invited to attend. RACE STREET METHODIST Rev. F.

H. Price. Pastor School, Halbert Crowson, superintendent. Service. Choir.

People's League. Worship. (COLORED) TRADD ST. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. 8.

P. McKelvey, Paator Morning Service, 11:00. Sunday School, 12:00 a. M. Templeton, aupenntendent Brotherhood, 3:00 o'clock Sunday.

TROUTMAN METHODIST Trontman Rev. Hnkert Powell. Paator 10:00 a. m. Sunday aehool, Soth Freeae, superintendent, will bo in charge.

Service. Fellowship League. Worship. (COLORED) DAVIDSONVILLE BAPTIST Turaenburg Rood 10:30 a. m.

Sunday School, J. Graham, superintendent. 11:00 a. Service. 3:00 p.

Service. TABOR Haraaeay, N. C. Rev. F.

A. Banes. Paator Worahip. Worship. PERTH A.

P. Trontman Rev. J. L. Hood.

Factor Rally Day and Sabbath. Sunday School, 10:00 a. Carl Brown, superintendent School. worship. 6:30 p.

People'! iceting. Special revival services will begin Sunday evening at 7:45 with Rev. Thomas C. Cooke of Barium Springs in charge. ST.

PHILIP'S CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES Can flab INfTBAB YOUR BOCTOB YOUR FURNM YOUR MUGSTORB YOUR flROCBR YOUR LANDLORD YOUR DRNTMT U'a a larriMe evatybeAy. B'a warn, hart it'a owe yew you oan gvovf your bills and pay Ibom off wttb a Personal Loan from the StateavUle Industrial. An entire year to repay at LOW BANK RATRf. STATEiVILLI INDUSTRIAL BANK ibar Fedwal "Monty far the Individual to Bvary Legitimate BUY WAR BONDS HERB! Father Luimert, O. P.

M. Rev. Reany A. Goudreau, O. F.

Aaaiatant Sunday Maaaea at 8.00 and 10:00 a. m. Week day Maaa at 8:00 A. at Friary. Sunday evening Hour FRONT STREET BAPTIST Front at Wagner Rev.

H. Fletcher Lambert, Pastor Sunday School Superintendent, Paul Rodden. 11 o'clock morning aervice. Sunday School, Baptist Training Union, 6:30. Miss Cleo Kilpatrick, director.

Service. 3k Jk PILGRIM CHURCH Corner Kelly and West End Rev. W. C. Bulla, Pastor Sunday a.

m. Mrs. C. E. Vernon, Supt.

a. m. service. Everybody welcome Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuing. THE SALVATION ARMY 315 8.

Meeting St. Captain G. A. Hyde OfRcer in Charge Sunday A. M.

Holiness A. M. Captain Hyde will apeak. Young People'a Salvation PILGRIM CHURCH Corner Kelley St. and West Bnd.

Ave. Rev. W. C. Bulla, Pastor Sunday school at 9:45.

Mrs. C. E. Vernon, Supt. Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock.

Evening service at 7:30. HARMONY BAPTIST Rev. E. B. Hicks, Pastor Sunday 30; C.

B. Reavis, Supt. 11:30 a. Worship. T.

Clarice Williams, director. 8:30 p. Worship. Prayer Meeting. GOSPEL TABERNACLE 219 Wilson Street Sunday school, 10:30.

Preaching service, 11:30. Young People's Meeting, 7:15 p. m. Evangelistic Service, 8:30 p. m.

Prayer meeting at 8:30 every Thursday and Saturday Rev. T. A. Hager, pastor. TRINITY BPiiCOPAL CHURCH Gold Star Mothers Added To Honorary List In Past Month At the October meeting, of the Iredell County Chapters of American War Mothers, held yesterday afternoon, in the First Presbyterian church eleven gold star mothers were added to the list as honorary 'members.

The eleven arc mothers of sons killed on battlefronts from North Iredell since the chapter's meeting in September. This report was' given by Mrs. R. 0. Dellinger.

gold star chairman. Because of the inclement weather a small attendance was recorded. It was announced from the local chapter five members would attend the state meeting of War mothers next week in Raleigh. They are: Mrs. Robert Bunch, president of the local chapter, Mrs.

H. P. Grier, Mrs. J. F.

Henninger, Mrs. J. E. Bryant, Mrs. R.

O. Dellinger. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday and it is expected some of the group wHl attend both days. Mrs. Cora Mills displayed the beautiful afghan just recently completed by members of the organization.

It will be sent to a government hospital. Mrs. Pou To Attend National Home Demonstration Meet Mrs. W. C.

Pou will leave Monday for Chicago, where she will meet with the National Home Demonstration Council. She is a southern director of this organization. The meeting is slated for Thursday and Friday. Mrs. J.

H. Miller, of Marion, state president, will join her, going as a delegate from North Carolina. While away, Mrs. Pou will attend the meeting of the National Master Farm Home-Makers, whicn is in session in Chicago next week also. Rev.

Robert M. Bird, Pastor 20th Sunday after Trinity. Celebration of Corporate Communion for Women's Auxiliary and united thanks offering at 8 a. m. Church School and Adult Bible Class at 10 a.

m. Mr. S. P. Blankenship, superintendent.

Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. m. Choir practice at 5 p. m. Bridge Party Is Given for Mrs.

Laws Mrs. J. Edgar Thompson and Mrs. C. A.

Gabriel entertained at a bridge party last evening at the home of Mrs. Thampson, honoring Mrs. John L. Laws, a recent bride. Lighted tapers among autumn leaves and chrysanthemums were decorations In the home.

Four tables were set up for the game and at the close of the game the high score awards were sented to Miss Ila Chambers, Mrs. Lester Alexander, Mrs. Ethel Harbin and Mrs. Jim Riser. prizes were in turn given to the honor guest.

The hostesses gift to Mrs. Laws was crystal in her selected pattern while the remaining guests showered her with linen, china and crystal. A salad course, coffee and individual pumpkin pies, were served in the late evening by the hostesses. PERSONALS Mr Mrs. W.

E. Morrison returned to their home yesterday after a week's visit with their son Ziem Morrison, who is employe! at the Glenn L. Martin plant, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. John Q.

Sharpe and little daughter, Beatrice Wrenn, have returned from the Baptist hospital, in Winston-Salem, and are at their home on Feimster street. Mrs. Errett G. Childress of Portland, Oregon, will arrive here today to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. A.

E. Guy, and Mr. Guy. Enroute to Statesville, Mrs. Childress stopped off in St.

Louis for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Clyde Alexander is leaving, tomorrow for a visit of severaf weeks with her daughter, MM. John Kimmons and Sergeant Kimmons, at Bainbridge, Mrs. P.

L. Coleman and her daughter, Elizabeth, accompanied by Mr. Coleman to Hickory Thursday to attend the Shrine Ceremonial and visit relatives. Mr. Coleman's mother, of Dunn.

N. who had been the guest of her son in Hickory the past week returned to Statesville with the Coleman's and will visit here for a while. Good For the little mother, this adorable doll with her complete wardrobe will be lots of fun. No little girl could resist such a baby-like doll and the joy of changing her clothes, putting her to bed and taking her out for her daily airing! Pattern No. 8524 is a 15 inch doll.

It requires yard of ault- able fabric, 35 or 39 inch. The coat and bonnet required yd; dress and pantie yartl. Plus 3 yards of lace for dress, and pantie; yard of pleated frill and 1 yard of narrow ribbon for bonnet. For this pattern, send 20 cents in COINS, your name, address, size desired and the PATTERN NUMBER to Statesville Daily Record, Today's Pattern Service, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York, 19, N. Y.

The new fall and winter Issue of "FASHION" is now pages. It's a complete guide to your fall and winter wardrobe. Send for your copy. Price 15 cents. You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Alleluia! Alleluia! Thou forth thy spirit; thou renewest the face of the earth.

Alleluia? We, according to his promise, look for a new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness. John 0 God, Who didst this day pour out Thy Spirit upon Thy Church for the blessing of all the world, look with compassion upon our world today and give anew Thy Spirit that the face of the earth may be renewed and that a new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness may created. Look with compassion upon our its struggles and its sorrows, upon i anguish and its pain, upon its ignorance and its stupidity, upon its selfishness and shame an sin, upon its countless wrongs and evils. Behold it, 0 God, and have mercy. SEND down anew Thy Spirit, that He may make for us a new earth of righteousness, of justice and of mercy, of brotherhood and good will, of prosperity and peace.

Through His power let the kingdoms of this world become the Kingdom of our Lord. And if Thou wilt, use us in the furtherance of this new day; for Jesus' sake. Ahien. This Message Sponsored By M. BARGER LUMBER CO CROWSON'S FEED STORE KIMBRELL FURNITURE CO.

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