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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
1
Wm Bleam minister Roy Swindler and Supt invite Sunday school at 10 A M each Sunday. Preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M on second and fourth Sundays. Special sermon for W M S Auxiliary. Memorial Day Service May 39 at 11 o clock with Civil War veterans invited.
Community church reports detail services attendance offerings and events at North Christian Church and nearby groups. Members travel to Indiana for a Disciples of Christ convention in Vincennes with praise for the gathering and plans for Tipton hosting next year.
Inventor Elwood Haynes endorses a home service appeal in Indiana. The movement supports local auto and tech initiatives, urging residents to back state efforts and related public programs.
Elwood Haynes of Kokomo endorses Indiana Home Service Appeal to raise 452000 for Salvation Army relief and social uplift. Major Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis chairs the state committee guiding enrollment in nearly all counties. Haynes cites reach to the neglected lacking church or Y M C A contact and the army’s work to aid the hungry homeless and wayward.
Pearl Nisley and Ruth Ferguson spent Sunday with Mary Caplinger, sharing time and hospitality in the community gathering.
A brief advertisement lists specials including a folding bed price and a new line of mattresses. An electric vacuum and linoleum are offered. A help wanted ad seeks a well educated person in Advance for home duties or travel with a salary of 315 to 25 per week plus expenses. Address M. F. Kersey, Lebanon Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bowman returned to their home in Conn Saturday after a stay away from home, reuniting with family and resuming daily life.
Florence Caplinger visits Jeff Shelley and family this week. Ma and Mrs Frank Bowman attend Providence church last Sunday and dine with Oliver Bowman. Mr and Mrs L M Jones spend Sunday with Roy McCabe and family. Emma McCleary of Deere Creek and her son John of Mt Auburn visit Wm Ross and family. Eunice Ross and Mrs T Caldwell attend Greensburg commencement. Ross stays on a few days.
Emery Graves, 36, former trustee, is now dedicating himself to farming and reading Democratic literature. Described as a neighbor with many friends, his looks and prominence are cited as reasons for strong support.
Jefferson Township U S Convention to be held at Pleasant View Sunday May 23 at 2 o clock Song led by Pleasant View School Scripture Reading Wayne Young Prayer by Co Pres E E Smith Song Roll Call of Officers Reports of Schools Report of last Convention Song Cover School Welcome Address Rev Recto Solo Frank Pierce Recitation Ava Hazelrigg Address Rev Frank Briggn Song Pleasant View School Address Co Pres E E Smith Song Max School Talk Robert Crose Offering Song Benediction Mixed Quartet
Mrs Clara McDaniel entertained Chas McDaniel and family Cecil Scott and family of Indiana polis and Mrs Ora McDaniel and children Sunday. Fresh fish on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the meat market.
Mrs. G O Roberts died suddenly at her Jamestown home Sunday morning. Funeral arrangements are set for tomorrow. The column also notes events and social visits including Ivan Wall and family, Joe Wall and family, and Chas Robbn regaining mobility after injuries.
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