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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
9
Lawton Ward, writing from Camp Taylor Kentucky, describes a fifteen hour coach ride to the camp and life in the Field Artillery Replacement Depot. He notes drills, future moves toward France, Red Cross and Y M C A support, inoculations, and letters home.
Donald L. Sanford describes YMCA camps at Camp Shelby Mississippi and the daily program for soldiers. He details five Y services, Hostess House, chaplaincy, and entertainment nights including movies and music.
William Franklin Brown arrives eight pounds in Martinsville to the home of Mr and Mrs Eddie Brown. A lively town gathering is planned for Saturday night with music and a hot town mood. Rev McKinzie A N Lewis host guests. Mrs Overstreet to speak at the school house about the Franchise League.
Rev J S Clawson led services as 43 attended with $2.28 offerings. Chs 2 had most attendees and Ch 4 most giving. Miss Emmert and cousin Miller sang a duet. New stewards named: Stewarts include Mrs Jen nne Emmert Mr David Emmert Mr Ray Rogers and Mr Roy Nicely. Next Saturday 2 o clock quarterly meeting at Milledgeville. Ladies Auxiliary cleared 18.01 from a cream supper.
Sunday School attendance 105 with roll call 290. Two birthdays observed Raith and Howard Cuptng ham. Members urged to be home and respond liberally. Last quarterly meeting rescheduled to the Tuesday after the third Sunday in August.
A brief notice notes a Red Cross charity event titled Joll shows a close in August. The item outlines dates and local participation, signaling a fundraiser with community turnout and organizational involvement.
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