In Local Pulpits

Galveston, Texas, 1938

Dr. Harold L. Fickett, pastor of First Baptist Church, will continue h is series of sermons on the status of the believer after death at evening services at his church tomorrow. His subject tomorrow night will be "The Believer Between Death and Resurrection."

Douglas Corrigan, trans-Atlantic flier who is now in Galveston, will be the subject of the evening sermon by Rev. J. R. Hillman, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, tomorrow night. The title of the sermon is "Corrigan's Smile Demonstrates Worth of Christ's Philosophy."

Some other sermon titles:

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - "The Holy Spirit Convicting of Righteousness."

ARMY SERVICES, FORT CROCKET - "A Model Young Man."

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - "Think of These Things."

VALDESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - "The Disaster of a Spiritual Compromise."

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH - "Who Are the Fortunate?" and evening, "Why God's Saints Sing."

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS (Mormons) - Subject of lesson: "The End of the Jaredites."

CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH - "The Christian Warfare" and evening, "The Greatness of Man."

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Evening, "Is It Reasonable to Accept the Bible as Inspired?

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - "The High Priest of Our Profession" and evening, "Such a Time as This."

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH - Topic: "Spiritual Guidance Through Trance."

--The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas, August 27, 1938, page 9.

Note: Douglas Corrigan mentioned above is the famous "Wrong Way" Corrigan.