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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
4
The Advance Hustler and Advance Indiana publish in Advance Indiana with subscription options: one year for 1.00, six months or three months, and single copies at 0.05. Advertising rates are 0.19 per inch for display and 0.00 for locals. Obituaries and card notices have per line charges, and the paper is mailed as second class matter.
The Christian Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. The morning subject is The Forces Hidden in a Whisper and the evening theme The Evolution of a Sinner. Boys and Girls Day events, Epworth League plans, and a July 22 ice cream supper are noted along with flags for decoration and a renewed focus on service and worship.
Advance Christian and other township churches plan Sunday visiting events amid attendance concerns. The Rural Conference will be held by September with participating churches Crownsburg Jamestown and Advance Christian. Officials and trustees meet to arrange decorations summer union services and shared programs at Bethany and the community building.
The superintendant, five teachers, and six other members attended the township convention Sunday afternoon. Eighty were present with a 2.23 collection. one teacher was absent. Pee Walker, teacher of class No.8, will leave this week for.
Albert Rightenour of New Ross visited his mother Mrs. Margaret Beck Monday. Mark McDowell bought a new Overland. S.L. Edrington bought a Ford. Several locals, including Hila Coons party, St Mi Edrington, and others, visited Jamestown and Greensburg. Bowen and others built or dined with friends.
Adv R R 21 George. Broghar lost a good milch cow Wednesday. Sunday visitors at John Nice ley's were Clay Sheets and family and Mr. Quillins. Claude Lucas and wife of Leb anon spent weekend with Lafayette Lucas. George Broshar and family with Ora Lasley. Roy Melson and family were afternoon callers. Lew Owens and Geo Ray celebrated their thirty ninth wedding anniversary at Geo Ray's home. Andrew Dossett and Della Las ley and Ruie Broshar motored to Turkey Run and the Shades.
A large crowd attended the convention at Old Union on Sunday. Georgia Livings and Noel Brindle visited for a few weeks with grandmother Brindle. Nealia Jackson spent the week with Mrs Edith Woorley in Goshen Indiana. Eunice Budd visited Nealia Jackson on Thursday and Friday. D H Fine and family Elisha Reese and family visited Henry Lasley and family atLebanon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Jackson dined with Mr and Mrs C F S Neal Sunday. Mrs Dollie Barber and children of Ladoga visited part of last week with Mr and Mrs Chas Brown. Otha Kibbey reported a cow died last week.
Have your clecks watches and jewelry repaired at our store. Always satisfactory Mark Wall.
Mark Peck visited Lebanon on Thursday and William Walker stayed in Indianapolis on Friday. Nellie White from near Max stayed with sister Mrs. Mable Garner Saturday night. Bruce Pickeraz and wife visited Virgil VanHorn's family over the weekend. Robert Ferguson and wife with William Pittenger and family visited Carl Ferguson near Dover Sunday. Jesse Garner and family visited George Walker who is ill near Milledgeville. Ed Wright and family visited relatives nearby last week. Elisha Higgs and wife called on J. B. Meadows and wife Sunday.
Miss Grace Summers of Indianapolis visits R. E. Caldwell and family. Harold Bratton and wife with Ralph Jones and wife. Adrian McClaine of Indianapolis visits. Mr. Bowen and wife and Mr. Trotter and wife of New Maysville call on J. T. Jones. Chas LeClaine and family at the Shades. Mark S3fcDowell and wife with R. E. Billingsty and wife and Id Hamilton and wife picnic on Sugar Creek. J. T. Jones and wife dine with James Gordon and wife. Automobile owners must observe speed limits in town and residential areas. enforcement by marshal Robt. Rogers.
Schedule lists multiple Rev. O W Rector Rev R E L Gott Rev A W Cash Rev H L Bailey Rev Omer S Thomas of Dayton Ohio for Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening features song devotional music offering address and closing service with Mrs Elmer Lease and Rev O S Thomas secretary of home missions. Thursday morning outlines social praise service finance and trustees reports Sunday schools ministers reports noontide prayer sermon. Thursday afternoon continues with devotional and communion service Rev Clarence Defur Frankfort and committee reports publishing relief missions moral reform memorial service closing remarks and condolences noted.
Gramma Sandy travels to Morgan County last week due to the death of her eldest sister.
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