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Church bulletin, Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Tinicum, Pa. – Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity, November 5, 1944 (new members incl. Mr. and Mrs. George Wesemann)

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Uncertain readings are marked [?] or set in brackets; words that could not be read are marked as such. Each transcript is shown as written, with its transcriber’s notes.

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Transcription of: Undated_Church_Bulletin.pdf

Document: Typewritten (carbon/typed) folded church bulletin, two sheets/sides each scanned sideways showing two panels; Rev. John W. Hauser, Pastor. Page 1 = outside (back panel of announcements and front cover); page 2 = inside (order of service and announcements).

Conventions: original spelling kept; [?] = uncertain reading; [illegible] = unreadable; bracketed italic text describes images or marks the transcriber's notes.

Transcription

Page 1

[Scanned rotated 90°; transcribed upright. Left panel = back of bulletin; right panel = front cover. Show-through of the reverse side is visible.]

[Front cover (right panel)]

Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. November 5,1944.

Teach me, my God and King, In all things Thee to see, And what I do in anything, To do it as for Thee. C.S.B.# 262

C H R I S T Evangelical Lutheran Church. Tinicum Pa. Rev.John W. Hauser, Pastor.

[Back panel (left panel)]

Mission Study Classes.

THE INDIAN IN AMERICAN LIFE will be presented at the Mission Study Classes, on Sunday afternoon, November 12 at 2.45 P.M. -and Sunday afternoon, November 19 at 2 P.M. This is for the members and friends.

These sessions will be sponsored by the C.E.L.Circle and the Womens' Missionary Societies respectively.

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The 75th Anniversary of St. Luke's Church, Dublin, will be observed at the Service November 12, 10.30 A.M.

The Guest and Preacher for this Celebration will be the Rev.Emil E. Fischer D.D, President of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania.

The members of Christ Church are most cordially invited.

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With the final quarter remaining for the completion of the task, Lutheran World Action is nearing the goal of \$ 1,315,000. The last report shows cash receipts of \$ 1,279466. or 97% of the goal.

Our United Lutheran Church raised 103% of its quota.

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OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL. Do YOU care - - whether we have a school? Is it important? There can be but one proper answer. Your interest is shown in deeds not words. To be convincing, you must come with the members of the family. Do Come.

Page 2

[Scanned rotated 90°; transcribed upright. Left panel = order of service; right panel = announcements.]

[Order of service (left panel)]

Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. November 5,1944 10.30 A.M...

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ItemDetail
Voluntary:"Cradle Song." - - - - M.Hauser.
Hymn243\.
The ServicePage 9 [overtyped digit] (7).
The IntroitPage 111 (159)
The EpistlePhilippians 1:3-11.
The GospelMatthew 18:23-35..
The Apostles' Creed.
Hymn258\.
The Sermon."Such as I have I give thee" Acts 3:6.
The Offertory
The General Prayer.(Special intercessions may be offered in the moment of silence)
The Offering.
The Anthem:"Now thank we all our God."Cruger.
Hymn381
The Benediction.
Closing Hymn385 (1,7,8)
Postlude:Triumphal March. Grieg.
Silent Prayer.

[Announcements (right panel)]

The Following new members were received at the last Service:

Mr.and Mrs. George Wesemann, by Letter from Zion Lutheran Church, Philadelphia.

Mrs. Alphonse Zimmermann, by Renewal of Faith.

Mrs. Marie Reich by letter from Point Pleasant Baptist Church.

May the Lord bless us all in this new relationship.

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Meeting to-day, immediately after the Service: The Young Peoples' Society.

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The THANKOFFERING SERVICE OF THE WOMENS' MISSIONARY SOCIETY will be held in connection with the Chief Service, November 19.

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Those concerned are requested to bring the jars of fruit and vegetables for the Germantown Home, by the date of the next Service.

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A booklet "I have an Appointment" will be distributed after the Service. There is one copy for each family. Read this carefully, and then pass it on. Please.

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At the Minneapolis Biennial Convention of the United Lutheran Church October 11-17, the Rev. Franklin C. Fry D.D. was elected the new President. He succeeds the Rev.Fred Knubel D.D. President since the Organization, 26 years ago.

Transcriber's Notes

Although the file name says 'Undated', the bulletin is dated November 5, 1944 (Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity).

Typewritten with some faint or overstruck characters; end-of-line hyphenations (Class-es, Min-isterium, im-portant, Re-newal, Conven-tion, etc.) are joined.

'\$ 1,279466.' is typed without a second comma; a stray mark between '9' and '4' may be an overstruck comma.

'The Service – Page 9 (7)': the page digit is overtyped (9 over another digit, possibly 5).

'Gospel' is typed with an overstruck letter ('Gospal'/'Gospel'); 'Rev.Fred' is typed with an overstrike ('Fsed'); 'of the' in the last paragraph has an overstrike ('ofnthe'). Rendered as the intended words.

'Mrs. Marie Reich' – surname clear.