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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
5
Rev. Oakes Hall laments the press as mixed with vice yet pleads it must reflect public sentiment and fight corruption. He cites the abolitionist struggle and Lovejoy, urging editors to expose evil and champion truth, justice, temperance, and the Sabbath as the beacon for mankind.
The Sunday School report shows attendance for last Sunday as 24 and collection as 23 cents. Next Sunday is class meeting day.
M. E. Caercu Sunday to host Cradle Roll day with special invites to members, parents, and friends. Helena Rush, six, of Crawfordsville, to accompany Bro. Hall in both services. Last Sunday's Sunday School report shows 45 in attendance, $1.85 collected, 229 chapters. one birthday offering of 63e.
Sunday School attendance 131 and collection $160 with three birthday offerings to Cecil Burrisses Wayne McClaine Ge and Mrs Troutman. Waters of North Salem led singing. no meeting on the second Sunday in August due to Bro Johnson starting meetings at Refuge church near Noblesville. Wm Mount, a three year teaching veteran, moved to Lebanon. best wishes for his future.
Sun tea attend 63 in Sunday service with 7 in the collection. Birthday recognition for Buford Schockley 3c. Sunday School loses an efficient worker Bro Mount and family moving to Lebanon. A missionary meeting last Saturday studied Samoa Tonga and Micronesia with Hawaii next.
About forty children aged four to nine gathered for the Carnegie Library’s story hour led by Mrs. R. H. Harney. The library plans to make it permanent and expand the program with more children’s room equipment. Sessions run Wednesdays 3 to 4 p m for four to nine year olds and Saturdays 3 to 4 p m for nine and under thirteen. Miss Rose Sims and Miss Bess McCrea will lead next Saturday.
The Rehoboth Sunday Herald recounts mountain life where love and enmity mix as widowed men remarry quickly, mothers threaten scandal over moonshine ties, and marriages of convenience occur alongside love unions. Strong social ties drive rapid remarriage after loss.
A local advertorial promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds constitution. It offers a $100 reward for any failure to cure and notes testimonials are available by writing to F J Cheeny & Co of Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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