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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
3
The M E School held a good program with Mr Will Martin reading and Judge Parr giving a Brotherhood address praised by listeners. Attendance reached 109. Advance turned out Sunday at Providence Home Coming with two addresses by Bro Dale and a dinner at an open hour. The crowd was very large.
Advance was much pleased with the Bible Schools of last Sunday. The Advance Christian had 227 attendees, the Christian 197, and the M E 109, totaling 533 in all.
Four local Sunday schools Jamestown Advance New Ross and Litton Christian plan a joint conference on Sunday July 11 at the Martin grove near Jamestown. A basket dinner will be served and a program presented.
Dover Christian Church held a one hour service of children led prayer and benediction with the oldest participant a 15 year old girl. The program featured a young girl leading prayer and a boy giving the benediction as an elderly speaker was absent.
The Jamestown Christian Thia school event featured men led by Pastor Rev. Halstead with a program of male quartets solos and mixed choruses. The voting turnout reached 45 voters.
The program featured a male choir of 50 voters with readings by RJ Riner H J Frazier Wallace Rees and Lowell Pluckets. The orchestra and double quartet performed as 70 voters attended the event.
A Sunday night program at the Christian church drew a full house. The event, though lengthy, was engaging and yielded a collected offering of 20 dollars.
The M E church will observe a children's program Sunday night with an ideal plan largely attended by families and youngsters.
The annual Home Coming will be held at the New Brunswick Christian Church on Sunday with a basket dinner. Advance will be represented. Brother Kelley will deliver an address in the afternoon.
The New Ross Union Revival progresses faster than expected with the committee confident the August meeting will proceed. Every church in Walnut township is participating.
Father’s Day program at Mt Zion drew strong church turnout with 125 in service. Enthusiastic attendees enjoyed appropriate songs recitations and scriptural readings. The event noted 80 fathers and 40 voters among participants.
The message commends Good Reporters Our Sunday School and church reporters for improving weekly. It encourages continued strong coverage and steady effort from volunteers and parish communicators.
Gospel union services in Advance start Sunday night July 4 at the school lawn. Committee plans special music and Bro Ashby will deliver the address. Last year the meetings were pronounced very fine.
Secretary A L Miller of the YMCA reports a religious census for the year at Indiana University showing only 113 students in college without any religious preference, member ship, or adherent status. Last year 230 expressed no choice.
A Rural Midisters Conference program included Jiv Kibbey and Rev Speer as speakers on Tuesday at the Jawertown ME Church. The gathering focused on church matters and regional ministry concerns.
McConaughy and family spent Sunday with relatives at Bloomingdale. All citizens are requested to mow the weeds from their premises at once in Sam Woods, Marshal. The first day of each month is collection day for electricity. Those away on this date will leave house unlocked or give a neighbor the key. If meter is not read, you will have an unsatisfactory account with the Electric Light Co.
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