The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1934 of {MCCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Walter EB. Vate Morning worship, 1: lock. lude: ustria”—Ashford, Ruth Rowley, organis: “Something for Thee"— offertory: “Serenade”—To- lected by Mr. W. J. “The Spirit i Walter E Vater. st g Organ a0) Noggle. low" by ‘March Religieuse” t last Sunday we want you to know that you were missed. Get the habit, ome yourself and bring the chil: | ns Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. Top’ ‘How Jesus Made His (1 ader, Mr. Laurence N ial musical program, Evening wors! Organ prelude. ‘rouble I've § nthe tilling: Wilson. Organ | offertory: Night”—Chubb. “Stillness of | Nig! Bolo, selected by Miss Arleen San-|a horn, Sermon: “The Temperamental Man” y Walter E. Vater. This will he the enth of the series on at Men As Prophets of a New H rgan postlud: Silv Prayer service on Wednesday eve- ing at 7:30 o'clock, A hearty welcome awaits you at all jur serv: THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth Street and Avenue B L, Jackson, Minister 4 -|ages. a..m.—The church school, Wil- Mueller, Jr. superintendent. s, G. J. Worner, primary erin= ‘There are classes es and you will find a cordial elcome if you are not In some other ehool, The Quain people. 11:0 y. PU. The ewardship Commission — Elizabeth i . In charge of meet- ‘Understanding Our- 0—The evening service, Pianis if Sermo: The Art of Christian Thinking, by Bllis L. Jackson. ‘Wednesday evening at the parson- e—the midweek serviec of the Phurch with a cordial invitation to fell who feel the need of an hour of ayer and praise. ‘Thursday at 2:30 p. m.—The Mis- pion Circle. Place to be announced. To all who are without a reguiar iehurch home the church extends o l_ welcome and an opportunity ) to re. tor will preach on “Provi ursely Fit Christians.” Parents are invited to bring their children. There will be a children's sermon on “Choosing Les Fill Ye . “Life's Moat Music by the Jun- nder the direction Orchestra directed by Mr. Truman. —Young People's Fellow. Morris, organi Morning— Organ pr Quartet: john. ‘estival Recessional*— Prelude: Armstrong. Cantilena”"—Meyer-Hel- vening Meditation”— Special’ music by the Junior High Chorus directed by Miss Wilmot. Postlud rand Chorus”’—Becker. X —Tuxis choir Dp. m.—Meeting of the , 4:30 p. m.—Bullders of m.—Mldweek Circle meetings of the ciety. are cordially invited to attend ces and bring your friends. ve believe in Jesus as Christ. cept Him as our Savior and . We pledge Him our loyalty in every relationship of life.” Will you not join us 9:30 fi ns All men Invited and urged to attend. 10:00 a, m.—Sunday church school ar ts. Let us put forth effort to be present each Sunday. When you are absent you are missed. We have classes for all If you or your children do not ttend Sunday school we would urge and Invite you to come and join our Merle and Winntfred Tock of Ages.” Christian Endeavor So- diate society. Topic: “Making Right Choices Day By Day.” Leader, Nevada Fuller. Young People’s society. Topte: “Uns derstanding Ourselves.” Leader, Miss ifred Burkhart. 5—Evening worship service. Song service:—Come and sing the Gospel hymns. Number b Sermon: Jesus.” After the message there will be a candlelight installation service of newly-elected officers and depart- ment chairmen of the two Christian Endeavor societle the men’s chorus. “The Cost of Following DP. m.—Midweek 'P. m.—Catechism class- ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Synodical Conference) 419 Fourth Street J. V. Richert, Pastor Second Sunday after Epiphany, Jan. 14th: HE BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH ; Corner of Righth and Rosser e, fforbid them not for of such ingdom of God” Luke jave classes for all age: @, superintendent. 11:00—Morning worship. Prelud Beduerfnis einer Neubelebung.” m.—Our young Did you ever spend an eve- th the youn: eople of our af “The Magnetic meetings beginning evening, Jan. 16, Rev. church will be with us. THB SALVATION ARMY 2230 Main Avenue Mra. Fred Corliss, ficers in Charge turday, January 13th 200 Dp, m—First service in our new \Dutiding at 220 Main nue, The ice will be conducted by the and with Gust Bjoblom and Maurice in charg lunday, January 14th: 10:00 a, m.—Company meeting, or junday school. Clas Including @ Bible c! ome and bring your Su: school, George in morn. iss will io will Captain Corliss will speak lc: “Where Art Thou?” ‘Free conducted by Captain jand Mrs. Cor! ‘ednesday ‘Wedne 1:30 p, m—Bible ,atudy class. | ‘Thursday at 7:30 p. m.—Brass band )practi Friday at 8:00 p. m.—Young Peo- le's meeting. 1) Saturday a: 0 ze m.—Service con- jencet by the band. \ The jaivation Army extends heart; welcome to the general public d each of their services. If sor ert 5 under the le: 0! judge Burr. Giteo—Storning ‘worship. The pas- AT THE Winchell Picture Is Paramount Feature tan { i: § rT I gE ? 3 Settee i il ‘( ~BeEREs 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school with classes, including Junior Bible Cl Miss Verna Brelje, superintende: 45 s. m.—Divine services (Eing- nist. .—Bible hour in charge of er League. m.—Vesper services, Miss Mahiman, pianist, Bible text: “This is life eternal, that they might know Thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent’—John 17, 3. and learn about Jesus, our E Savior and Redeemer. You are co! om: FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 616 Avenue D G. Adolph Johns, Pastor Sunday, Jan. 14, Second Sunday after Epiphany: Tease a. m.—Sunday school and Bible class, \—Morning worship. nthem: “Lord, Who at Cana’s Wedding Feast.” Sermon: “Jesus in Our Home.” 8:00—Evening servi Ww R. Albrecht, How Do We Know that the Bi ¥ Word of God?—Miss Marg: wenson, The American Bible Soclety—P: tor Johns, Offering for the American Bible Society. Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p. Bible study in book of Acts; m.—choir practice. Saturday, J firmation clas m. sion band wi! in church pa: lors, GOSPEL TABERNACLE rand Eleventh hnson, or 10 a. m.—Sunday school. Mrs. @. landigo, supt. Classes for all ages, including splendid Bible class for adu! worship. a Christian Subject: “The Revi- A m.—Radlo service from sta- tlon KGCU, Mandan. 7:30 p. m- Sermon by ing on the subj Wha This Sunday opens the Revival Campaign under the direction of Rev. Christian Hild of Fargo. An _ out- standing young evangelist, forceful speak aoe earnest soul-winner. Do ning at 8 o'clock excep day. You especially inv! attend ¢hese services. t Bat- ited to a. m.—Holy Communion. m.—Church :30—Morning prayer an: Annual parish meeting T! 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