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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
3
Sunday attendance reached 70 with a collection of 3.16. The Saclay M E Church notes 222 chapters and announces next Sunday’s regular preaching service with morning and evening sessions.
Sunday school attendance reached 46 with 42 chapters and 49 pens reported. Invitation extended: come and bring someone with you. Visitors warmly welcomed.
Shilo Christian Sunday School attendance 97 with a collection of 254.00 and 575 points earned. Ladies Aid Easter Sale yielded 3465. Rev Roy Lucas preaches fifth Sunday morning at 11 and 7:30 p.m. Bro Francis delivers Baccalaucreate sermon at 280 Fifth Sunday. all invited to attend.
North Christian Sunday School data for last Sunday shows 163 attendees and 2.93 in offerings. Men traveled 695 miles and total 2385 miles. women traveled 235 miles and total 2207 miles. Four new scholars enrolled and 30 in the young men class 25 in the ladies class. Next Sunday features Brother McMahan and Mrs Weldon appointed superintendent of the Home Department.
Ward Miss Hazel Farris and Claude Mangus were in Lebanon Friday. Mrs. Basha Leeke has been sewing for Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Basha Leeke will sew for Mrs. W H Mangus this week.
Old Union hosts Sunday school every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Thomas Anderson returned home Thursday from Missouri. John Hutchinson and wife of Terre Haute visited his mother and relatives. Bo Hudson and family attended Mt Zion church. Larkin agents canvass the neighborhood.
Brack Utterback moved his daughter Mabels household goods home Friday. Frank Anderson visited home folks Sunday. Zeph Hipton and daughter Bertie made a business trip to Lebanon Thursday. Pete Todd and family entertained Joe Jones and family and Old Schodler at Easter dinner Sunday. Geo Zimmerman and son Avery were trading at Lebanon Thursday.
A whimsical North Salem Herald piece describes spring’s approach with playful scenes of blossoms, folks preparing for warmer days, children collecting scrap metal, and townsfolk anticipating the season’s renewal as indicators emerge that spring is near.
A Southsider planned a mule scam to migrate north and ride a broncho to a railway station. He billed the animal to a fictitious firm of Norsemen in Crawfordsville and disappeared with the mule. The animal was later sold for five dollars, $65 short of freight charges, leaving the caretaker gleeful at his ruse.
An editor in Washington Indiana blames a late edition on a missing letter n in the word window. The compositor allegedly dropped the letter n, forcing the editor to depart and leaving a trunk behind at the boarding house.
New York reports the marriage of Miss Giulia Morosini to Arthur Werner, a New York traffic policeman who saved her from a runaway team at Harlem Speedway. Morosini, a multi millionair e banker, helped Werner become manager of his estate, later placing him in nearly full charge after his death. Werner had a prior marriage ending in separation.
A bed covering for infants uses a thick wadding sheet folded into an envelope shape within a wainsock cover. Trim with lace if desired and wash easily. Placing the baby on a soft mattress or sofa aids muscle development and encourages earlier walking through freedom of movement.
The long chiffon veil becomes a street wear staple as automobiling influence grows. Modish brown, deep blue and electric green chiffons lead, paired with open meshed grenadines in novel designs.
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