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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
5
The Siriom Caagistian Sunday School reports attendance and collection for last Sunday. A tea and ice cream social hosted by the Ladies Aid Society on Saturday night drew a good crowd and cleared $30, contributing to total receipts of 357.20. The ladies thank all patrons for support.
Sunday School attendance was 139 with 2.20 collected and 43 bibles. Mrs. Jennie Hendrix gave 8c for birthday offering. Visitors came from Thorntown Newton Franklin and Lebarep. O'd Peoples Day will be observed next Sunday and all are invited. P. Lo Powell of Franklin to preach next Sunday evening at Tide. Rev. Teter of Monrovia will preach on the Alth Sunday. T. A. Hall of Franklin preached last Sunday morning and evening. one confession was made at the morning service.
Ora McDeviel attended the convention at Deihaug Park over Sunday and Monday, meeting with local officials and community members to discuss park plans and city projects.
Sunday School report notes attendance and collection details from M. E. Caesca. Sister Lewis and Emmett Walker observed the birthday offering. Carole Beaver spoke at Cradle Roll event. Lucile Roark sang Will the Angels Let me Play. Bo Brooks preached to parents. Epworthises plan a temperance literary with multiple planning sessions. Weekly devotional League service set for Sunday at 7 00 led by Voria Deranree.
A group discussion led by Chas Lamb contemplates meeting Dante Shakespeare and Christ, revealing Lamb’s reverence for Jesus as the only universally loved name. The piece contrasts worldly flaws with Christ’s faultless nature and notes Jesus’s readiness to forgive. Continued on page's.
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