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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
1
Sunday church notes report Bible school attendance at 149 with an offering of 6.40, a rise of 19 from last year. Pastor begins five sermons on The Preacher and church preacher relations. Services July 8 at 10 11 and 8 with Ora McDaniel preaching his first sermon in his home church.
The church announces Sunday morning worship with a Communion Meditation and a 7 30 p m sermon titled Tragedies and Triumphs. No services July 29 or August 12 as the pastor is away, with plans for Battle Ground Camp Meeting July 25 to August 5 and a full program including Summer School of Missions Epworth League Institute and Sunday School leadership in Chicago.
Sunday School attendance reached 135 with offerings near $5 and three visitors. The Aid Society plans a July meeting at the church this afternoon. The Teacher Training Class received their third set of Book 1 grades with all pupils meeting expectations. The Church at this place and Old Union have formed a joint pastorate and committee.
James Serring hires a man to assist in his shop and has moved into rooms behind the K. P. hall. A preacher notes many promised Sunday School attendees fail to appear. Earl Darnell is said to be reading forty sharp shouts while dogs raid Roy McCabe’s sheep, crippling several. Ad vance Hardware promotes tires oils and greases at low prices.
A N Lewis died of cancer at Methodist Hospital and his funeral was held at the Local Methodist Church with ministers and G A R participants. J W Forbes died suddenly at his grandson Paul Lucas's home in Indianapolis and will be buried at Advance Methodist Church Friday at 2 PM with Rev Bleam in charge.
We have plenty of thrashing coal on hand and in transit. Prices are lower now than they will be later. Several cars of good heat er and furnace coal on the road. Buy now at Advance Hardware Co.
Clade Whitcomb and family of Ravernswood stay with Roy Babbitt and family. The era's slogan urges readers to attend church Sundays. Signs along the country roads repeat large type phrases as communities pursue religious attendance.
Miss Eva Wade and Clarence E Jackson were married at Central Christian church with Rev. John M. Horne officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white decor, a family reception, and a 2:29 train departure for Chicago with a Lake Michigan trip planned before establishing a new home in Danville Illinois. Miss Wade is Emma C Wade’s daughter and has worked as a bookkeeper.
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