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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

5

Miers Shop bonnet fashion spans decades on 14th Street

A New York shop at 120 West Fourteenth Street sells bonnets that endure in style for years. It ships untrimmed hats nationwide, with trucks delivering cargoes to the door and bonnets then stored for long service in nurseries, hospitals, and tenements worldwide.

New York Salvation Arms Miers Fourteenth Street Eits Co. Ol Cenement Reusex Orpbanniver L.ccation Cagiva Bs Ronboane Beers AEN EET Aimee Uae Gate Bae Caret Isedr Ida

Moon Door Symbol of Hope for Ginling College

The Moon Door at Ginling College in Nanking embodies tradition amid modern reform. The Interchurch World Movement surveys show Ginling serves a 110 million population across five Chinese provinces, but its facilities are constrained by the aging gungwan building, with a $500,000 fund needed by 1921 to expand classrooms, labs, and housing for new students.

Ginling Wisdela Pass Ginning Nanking China Ginling College For Waotner China America American Smith College Ginling College Interchurch World Movement Protestant Churches of America Egung-Gwan Yangtze River Interchurch World Movement Survey of Churches of America Gunggwan Nanking City Girls’ School Interchurch World Movement To Aid

Daughter of Aguinaldo in U S Capital

Miss Carmen Aguinaldo, nineteen, daughter of General Emilio Aguinaldo, visited Washington. She met wives of 120 Congress members and two Cabinet spouses at the Congressional Club, recited Rizal’s My Last Farewell, and spoke of homesickness and patriotism while touring landmarks.

Emilio Aguinaldo Washington Congressional Club Carmen Aguinaldo America Tom Ald Americnans Crbana Aly Miss Aduinaldo CCAD Miss Aguinaldo Philippines T. E

Christian Church notes and upcoming officers

Wm. Johnson S S Superintendent attendance 124 offering 5.88. L A closed their McCall Magazine Campaign with 52 subscribers. Next year’s officers include Johnson president Gott assistant Eva Cooper secretary O G Kirkpatrick treasurer. Missionary Society plans May all day meeting at 2 with Algie Kincaid and Rosa Burris headline all day event.

L. A McCall Magazine Treasury Wm. Johnson R. H. Gott Eva Cooper Darlington O. G. Kirkpatrick Antioch Missionary Society Algie Kincaid Rosa Burris

North Christian Church Notes and Township Sunday School Plans

Attendance 145 and offering 13.26 noted. Communion moved before church. Co W E M met. new members Mrs Kline Mrs Oris Ashwell Mr James Graham Mrs Lloyd Gordon joined. Easter offering 16.75. Mt Zion school praised by Wm Johnson. Township Convention at East Christian Church Advance on the ith Sunday at 2:15. Sunday School superintendents urged to attend with a representative to nominate officers.

Kline Oris Ashwell James Graham Lloyd Gordon Society Lula Thompson Cora Nelson Wm. Johnson Jackson Township Mt. Zion Davy Emmert Johnson M. E North Church East Christian Church

Minister Drifts Between Churches After Funeral Call

Bro Bleam attended a funeral at Evanston M E Church in Chicago for one member. He then moved to Advance where efforts are made to persuade him to return. Evanston church has thirty members and pays its minister $1200 yearly.

Bro. Bleam Evanston M. E. Chursh Chicago Rev Bleam

Local families share Sunday visits across towns

Grace Henry and Forest Sparks visited Harve Riddle and wife in New Salem. Ocie Jackson of Zionsville and Mr and Mrs Rush Sanders and daughter spent Sunday with Fred Sanders and family. Oscar Sparks stayed Monday night with Rush Sanders and family. Mrs Webb of Lebanon visited Clarence Small's on Sunday.

Grace Henry Forest Sparks Harve Riddle New Salem Ocie Jackson Zionsville Rush Sanders Fred Sanders Oscar Sparks Family Mrs. Webb Lebanon Clarence Small

Weekend Events and Local Happenings Feature Plant Breeding and Theater

Ike Walls at Witham shows improvement while Mrs. Whitsett at Deaconess Hospital Indianapolis remains critical. The notice mentions a tomato contracting business, a heartstrings film, Carl Jackson's hospital return, and a call for 1000 attendees to a Saturday show. Also reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pittman and a Red Men Wigwam event with references to Sachem's stump and scalping.

Ollie Gregory Visits Danvil to Study Reading Writing Arithmetic

Ollie Gregory traveled to Danvil on Tuesday to study reading writing and arithmetic.

Ollie Gregory Danvil

Local Notes: Illness and Travel Updates

Miss Leola McClaine improves after two weeks sickness. Esther Burrin stays with Ruben Burrin and family in Indianapolis. Mr Burrin accompanies her home Sunday. Mrs Burrin and daughter stay a few days. Mr and Mrs Harry Sprong back from the South. Ernest Smith returns from Arizona and shows health improvement.

Leola McClaine Esther Burrin Ruben Burrin Indianapolis

Lebanon couple wed in Lebanon on Saturday

Austin Wall and Miss Marie Stoops of Lebanon were married in Lebanon, Saturday. Wall formerly lived in Advance and has many friends and relatives here.

Austin Wall Marie Stoops Lebanon Wall

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New Aguinaldo U.S. Capital Christian Church Notes S. S North Christian Church R. E. Callathan T. E. Burtin Thorntown Ike Walls Krurry Harry Contract Wm. Farnum Carl Jackson Harry Pittman J. W. Newman Mrs Harry Sprong The Southland Ernest Smith Arizona Dave Nisley Rohn’s Jennie Douglas Crawfordsville Lou Bean John Bateman Mooresville E. M. Smith K. of P. Lodge James Gordon Jesse Emmert Kathleen, McDaniel Gwyndoln Hurt Mackere Newman Alls Dixie Brand Meat Market
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