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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
5
The Sunday School drew 71 attendees despite poor weather. Soloists Verna Smith and Merrill Caldwell and a quartet led gospel numbers while teachers prepared for Decision Day. Epworth League members performed and Pastor Smith spoke on Easter meaning.
The Christian Church Q V notes several absences from the 8th due to Mr Dean's funeral. Three visitors attended. The Primary Department presented an Easter program. The Easter Bazaar succeeded financially and the Ladies Aid left $43 after expenses. Thanks go to supporters. Bro Will Johnson described as a loyal worker.
Advance Christian Disciple St John Halstead and Minister Chas Farlow led a Sunday service amplified by the Jamestown Christian Church choir. The choir delivered strong musical leadership for any religious event and earned a hearty welcome for a return. The Easter program was well received and the Intermediate class social with Leola McClaine and Verna Cornelus drew about twenty members plus guests.
An admission is planned for tomorrow night at 8 15 in the school building. The event invites attendees to visit and participate in the scheduled activities.
Stephen Emmert and family visited with Burge Emmert and wife from Indianapolis. Miss Emmert will stay all week. Dora Ballard spent Sunday with son Rush Voorhis. Rev Myers and family dined with Harve Rirhart. Callie Ross and wife stayed with her parents Charley Ross and wife. Anchutz and French Airharts dined with J D Emmert. John Airhart visited Isaac Emmert and Charles M Michaels at Anderson. Mrs Mc Michaels, formerly Mabel Airhart, is poorly. Other households hosted guests including Proffitt, Emmerts, Sandlin, Washburn, Owens, and Graves families.
The King's Daughters enjoyed a pleasant class gathering at Mrs. Harve Merchant's home last night. Hostesses were Mrs. Merchant and Mrs. Earl Brown. Devotional and business formed most of the program. Refreshments were served.
W S Lasley and Clay McConaughy were in Kirklin yesterday as Mr McConaughy plans to move his meat market supplies from Kirklin to the Red Men business room. He will also take over equipment owned by Rhella Proffitt and merge the two shops.
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