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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
8
Minister Halsted leads a large revival with strong attendance and a $260 raise for the minister. The week closes with 42 additions, plans for xylophone sales and a public drill demonstration by Mrs Boyer, and a sermon on The Great Decision.
Editor McDaniel and his wife joined Revs Rector and Boyd at the Co Sunday School Council gathering in Lebanon last Saturday.
Public schools resumed on Monday continuing the new term after a pause. The brief note indicates the district reopened as students returned to classrooms.
Christian Church of O V Rector and Wm Johnson Supt report a Sunday School collection of 4.70. Observers Morrison noted offerings and early sermons described as hot and glowing. Morning sermon titled Forer thy win in the Christine is while evening sermon focused on Forgiveness. Various local visits and social calls mentioned, including travel by James Self and several residents visiting Jamestown and Indy area relatives.
December agenda items include devotional by Mrs Ada Frazier and songs “Rescue the Perishing” and “My Faith Looks Up To Thee.” Leaders Georgia McDaniel and Mrs Bula Riner discuss Mountain Schools of the C W B M and becoming part of the church budget. Mrs Tillie Harris presents the Indianapolis Flanner Guild work with group discussion and a benediction song.
Ray Poynter enjoyed a beer at Robert Ferguson's Saturday while Paul Owens and wife visited from Thorntown with his parents. Nellie and Walter White of Max area stayed with sister Mrs. Mable Garner. Grandma Rirhart is ill at Luella Dean's. The Threlkelds of Lebanon and Mrs. Rhoda Harder dined with John McNutt's family. Galladay School reopened after flu closure. Sunday guests included Bruce Pickering and wife and others from Thorntown Turner’s Station Kentucky and nearby areas. Thanksgiving guests included Elisha Higgs and wife Bruce Picking and family and Tulle Force.
Mrs Verda Hougen is rapidly recovering from the flu. The Owen sale was well attended and prices were realized on the property sold. Lee Shaw has had a 100 foot well drilled on his farm. Chas Bean and family were Sunday guests of E H Hypes. Russel Smith and family spent Sunday with Ollie Smith in Lebanon. Harley Golladay and family visited his parents in Advance Sunday. Dennis Shanahan called at Will DeBard's Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lee Shaw entertained his mother and Mrs Nannie Martin Sunday. Mrs James Sutton has been waiting on Mrs Verda Hougen who has been very sick.
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