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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
The town bulletin records a flurry of weekend gatherings and visits. Names include Nisley Brown Ross Wall Burrin Gutridge Emmett Dickson Padgett Ledger Emmett and many more visiting relatives, attending concerts, and sharing meals in Jamestown Lebanon Frankfort and Indianapolis. A few notes on illnesses and repairs accompany the social roundup.
The divorce was granted to Vale Hao, restoration of her former married name Viola Bateman, and a judgment of $1250 plus the balance of attorney fees and all costs awarded.
Sunday school attendance estimated at 96 with a collection of 250 dollars and 38 Bibles noted. Children’s exercises will be held at this place on Sunday June 14. the hour for the program will be announced later.
Sunday School attendance was 67 with a collection of 1.37 dollars. Victor Caplinger made a birthday offering. A church member attended the Christian Endeavor Rally at the First Christian Church in Lebanon. Rev W P KibbeY will preach Sunday morning. Mrs Roy Melson may sing at the evening service. The King's Daughters will be entertained tomorrow evening at Mrs Maude Melson's home. More details next week.
Mt Zion Church led by Pastor P W Sexolt reports attendance of 33 with offerings of 1.63 and 96 chapters last Sunday. Next Sunday Cradle Roll Rally invites all. Mrs James Shields hosted the Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday. two new members joined and refreshments of oranges and bananas were served.
The notes defend prioritizing teaching quality over attendance and offerings. The pastor argues that a school’s value is measured by what is taught and its long term impact, not by weekly counts or money totals. He cites a county classroom that produced seven ministers and many lay leaders over fifteen years.
The annual Jefferson township commencement was held at the Christian Church in Dover on Wednesday evening. Rev. Harry G. Hill of Indianapolis delivered the address. Diploma recipients included Van Tapp, Everett Allen, Walter Hill, Walter Taylor, Ruth Goodwin, Vernon Rhorer, Ruby Cox, Jessie Beck, Dudley Welch, Ermel Meadows, Frank Martin, Dee Sumpter, and Lao Kincaid.
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