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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
4
The Advance Bakery in Rolla solicits orders for special occasions. Proprietor Rolla Proffitt invites customers to place requests for custom baked goods and pastries.
The Ward trip proved beneficial and a booster trip is planned. Depart Advance Christian Church at 1 15, service at Dover at 1 30, depart Dover at 2 00, service at Providence at 2 30. All Dover attendees invited to proceed to Providence. Machines from neighbor churches welcome. If not yet consecrated to the Master, do so now.
The Hustler will be issued on Wednesday of next week. Advertisers and news reporters are urged to prepare promptly for distribution and coverage opportunities.
Jamnita Coolman, a music and art teacher in Center Township schools, was at home over Sunday.
A Sunday afternoon gospel trip by Rev. Kelley and Rev. MicCloud saw 10 automobiles carry 61 people to Ward for a welcoming musical program and a talk. The event promoted a present gospel meeting and a rural conference with a longer trip planned for next Sunday.
The Advance Christian Church uses advertising columns this week and churches increasingly see the value of ads alongside businesses. The Indianapolis News reports 53 paid church ads in one evening, as church leaders push newspaper promotion similar to firms.
Bill Walker was in Crawfordsville last Tuesday. Joseph Threlkeld of Lebanon visited Thursday. Glen Bowman and wife spent Sunday with Cecil Broshar and wife near Max. Mrs Mable Garner and daughter Dorothy visited Albert White and family near Max. Bruce Pickering and wife visited Harve Morris and family near Mace. Albert White and wife and daughter Nellie dined with Jess Garner and wife. James Reed and family were guests of Otto Threlkeld, James Higgs and Elisha Higgs and wives with Jess Garner and family Sunday.
Regular sermon day announced for Mt Zion with all residents urged to attend. Social visits noted as several families from James town Jamestown and nearby areas spent Sunday with relatives and hosts. The Ladies Auxiliary gathered to sew and pick geese with Mrs Emery Graves hosting.
Wm Whiteman progresses well. Joe Dean nearing recovery from rheumatism. Edith Campbell sews for Eva McLaughin. John Young and wife hosted Otha McDaniel family Sunday. Guests at Joe Dean’s included Ralph Dean family, George Ray couple, and Mr DeBard with Mrs DeBard from Indianapolis. Will DeBard hosted Rev Ashby and wife plus Cleo Broshar Ruie Broshar and Leo Shaw with Robert from near Max. Little Mary Kathern Bean.
The item notes Misters Fresh Friday nights and Soda Fount service weekends with Herdis Brown visiting grandparents Saturday night. Tom Reed returns home after visiting his mother Mrs Lacey Reed. The text mentions events happening elsewhere and not at the Advance Jail Festival, praising local spirit and games.
Be game. The editor urges exhibitors to present their own home grown products proudly and not hide them. Do not brag or question others. Produce quality, avoid damaging produce, and avoid prideful sneers while judging and displaying.
Crawfordsville youth writes secretary J E Roark seeking entry in the fall festival embroidery contest. After a committee meeting the show will feature only local exhibits. Entries already arrive. bring in early next week to avoid crowding. Committee: Chas E MecClaine, Ed clypes, Geo Weldon.
The Hustler promotes a series of public sales this week. It markets itself as a carefully read local paper with strong Indiana roots and broad appeal for local notices and safe bill figures.
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