27 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
1
Sunday school attendance last Sunday was 132 with offerings totaling 18.16. Next Sunday marks the fifth Sunday when the pastor will preach at the Old Anime march. A business meeting is planned for the first Friday after two following months, with October, June and August mentioned for the church schedule.
A garbled school page mentions Gish Dean Jefferson as a third president in 1900, Carol Faulkinbury as Sophomore Class President of 1924, and Oris Stewart reciting pages from history. It references declarations, sack finds, and quiz prompts about Bukker Hill and Hastings era figures.
Revival meetings draw broad support across denominations in Lebanon with increased attendance and harmony. Brother Wyatt and Brother Watt deliver sermons praised by visiting delegates as music and vision drive the community effort.
Next Sunday promises a great day for Advarice as churches in Leban on prepare for closing revival meetings. A Me operative revival is set to conclude Sunday night. A delegation from the First Baptist Church of Leban on will attend tomorrow night to join the revival events.
Last week of revival at Advance Community Hall features a packed schedule from Tuesday to Sunday. Events include Bible School Night with school delegations, Mother's Night with flowers and songs, Bible Drill by the Junior Choir, Family Night with prizes, and a sacred concert on Saturday led by Mr. and Mrs. Brock. Sunday ends with record Bible school attendance, a union service, grand church rally, and a closing service with The Brocks performing at each service. Dinner provided and a large silk flag presentation to the top church.
Linkt Pettey reports a turnout of about one hundred for junior and senior high nights at the community hall. Grade cards for the first month will be issued next week with exams in all subjects. Parents urged to review, sign, and return cards, while teachers welcome parent suggestions to aid student work.
Taylorsville Indiana writes inviting the editor and readers to a family reunion on the fifth Sunday this month. A letter to Pierce is included and another hope for Advance attendees is noted.
A brief note discusses a recent letter and a forthcoming reply. It notes a courteous tone and intent to respond in kind, signaling a continuing exchange of correspondence. The piece keeps to a formal, period-like voice.
The Maplewood revival led by Forrest E. Graves features a senior choir under Mrs Porter Bryant and a junior choir directed by John M. Hughes. The event runs October 2 to 19 with daily themes such as The Power Of Faith and From Jerusalem To Jericho alongside weekly sermons and closing week topics. Mr and Mrs John McConaughy were dinner guests of T. E. Burrin and family last Thursday.
Local notes report B E Funkhouser hosting a hog sale on Monday October 1 1923 with additional social mentions. Residents like Roy Babbitt and family moved to a former Traux residence while neighbors Mr and Mrs Alva Nicely hosted relatives and visitors. Community updates include visits from Hoosier residents and planned church supper at the M E Church auxiliary in early October.
i Wm. Schrowe of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Alva Cory and family. Local families in Whitestown hosted Paxton and Tempa Shawlee. Mrs. Minnie Melson and daughter returned to Chicago after visiting Roy Melson and family. Several residents gathered for socials at Mary Adams and Dora Davis households. Beulah Leap remained in serious condition at Williams hospital with her grandparents at her side.
A Service Progress Special consisting of 5 engines and coaches 800 ft long will be on the siding at James Town Indiana Saturday October 6 from 8 to 9 AM. The event is free to everybody and all are urged to attend.
The article notes growing recognition of advertising as an economic factor and its expanding use in diverse fields. It discusses past constraints from tradition and prejudice and suggests gradual deconstruction of such barriers through analysis and experience.
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