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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
Sunday School at 10 am preaching at Ilam at 7 30 pm The morning theme The old men put off and the new man put on Rev C C Farr of Lebanon is expected to preach evening The Missionary program begins at 2 pm Wednesday April 21 Leader Subject Devotion Mrs Maggie Kibbey The Child in the Midas on Mrs Amanda Young
Jackson township churches unite to urge every resident to attend Sunday School and preaching on April 25. Committees from Advance, Mt Zion Union, and Ward will canvass homes, meet April 19 at Advance ME church for instructions, then spread the word with assigned territories. Signed Win W Speer.
A jumble of notes shows Cris Ashwell hosts crowds to see Hiawatha while Dr. Riddle plans weekly clinics in Advance. The piece promotes Hustler subscriptions, local ads, and readers urged to study ads as wheat and corn prices rise.
The sixteenth session of the Joint Convention of Sunday School Missionary and Christian Endeavor Societies met April 6–7, 1915 at Fairview Christian Church. Attendees discussed Sunday School responsibilities and class organization, temperance teaching, and missions with talks by Rev W H Martin Rev C Defur Miss Beulah Gray and others. The event closed with praise services and a large Lebanon delegation. next session at New Salem church. Proceeds from a social event reached about 60 dollars despite rain and low attendance.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Advance Christian Church hosted a banquet last Friday, presenting a community gathering with plans for future outreach and fellowship.
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