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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
3
The June 30 1907 S S Lesson explores second Corinthians purity of Christian knowledge versus heathen wisdom. It argues wisdom without love puffs pride while knowledge joined with love guides action toward self denial for others, noting weak consciences and the church in evolution.
The piece extols Paul’s grasp of grace through Christ and urges Christians to deepen their understanding. It warns against shallow views of grace as mere sentiment and stresses grace as divine love expressed in redemption. It contrasts lofty divine grace with common or comfortable definitions and calls readers to revere its mystery and magnitude.
A quotation from Mr. Rhodes D D in The Lutheran Observer extols grace as the most wonderful, aesthetic, and omnipotent blessing. It praises grace’s depth of thought, transforming energy, present and eternal hope, and calls it manifold and abundant beyond measure.
Providence Church reports last Sunday attendance 38 and collection 48. Two birthday offerings were received for Mary Higgins nine cents and Hazel Bowman thirteen cents.
The Sunday School reports attendance of 265 for last Sunday and a collection of 16 cents. A birthday offering of 38 cents was received from Mrs. Dela Adams.
The Willing Workers hold regular monthly meetings with a planned program. The Ladies Aid Society reports strong attendance and one new member. The Mile of Pennies raised 25.87 this month. Sunday School last week had 171 attendees, 1.80 collected, and 344 chapters. Three birthday offerings were given for Dave McClellan, Henry Frazier, and Ernie McClellan. Most Sundays feature an all day basket meeting with sermons by Rev Johnson in the morning and evening, and Rev Newlin of Jamestown in the afternoon. One new member joined Sunday morning.
The Shiloh Christian Ladies Aid reports a well attended missionary meeting with one new member enrolled. Officers elected for six months are Maude Melson president Emma McClain secretary and Mrs William Lasley treasurer. Home Department workers will visit to enroll members and Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 77 with a collection of 74 and 1100 chapters.
Attendance 51 and collection 82c noted. Birthday offering for Rokeuber next Saturday at two. Pie and cake sale for the big tent dinner at North Church Sunday. A. N. Lewis named lay delegate and W. P. Peterson alternate to Northwest Indiana Consistency. J. M. Nicely elected district steward at the New Ross quarterly meeting. Oscar Smith preached at Pleasant View onExistence of God.
An advisory note states there will be no Sunday School at Ward next Sunday due to a basket meeting at Advance. A promotional blurb offers a free trial size box of Dr Shoops Catarrh Remedy with a snow white antiseptic balm claimed to relieve catarrh of the nose and throat.
A meditation on personal responsibility contrasts two life paths, urging mothers to foundation good lives while noting individual choices determine success or failure. The piece promotes Kodol as a stomach remedy, claiming quick relief and digestion aid with a money back guarantee, sold by Joseph Bros.
The text extols kindness and helpfulness as essential traits. It urges cheerful optimism, lifting others, spreading goodwill, and enjoying the present to open the door to happiness, while noting that morose attitudes threaten balance.
A burly state senator, seen outside a funeral establishment, is jokingly asked to help carry a casket. He asks if there is anything in it and is told there are two good drinks inside. The anecdote, attributed to Lippincott's, highlights a sharp exchange on a sensitive topic.
Evelyn Sidnay confronts a dangerous outlaw named Cleve as a posse closes in on Piney Mountain after a bank heist and shootings in Fryingpan. Sheriff and neighbors prepare a final hunt while Evelyn confronts betrayal and fear.
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