First Baptist Church Runs Bus to Sunday School
The First Baptist Church in Raleigh North Carolina is said to be the only church to own and operate a bus to gather children and bring them to Sunday school.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
2
The First Baptist Church in Raleigh North Carolina is said to be the only church to own and operate a bus to gather children and bring them to Sunday school.
A new medical discovery is used to treat stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. A harmless preparation claims rapid relief from pain and is also recommended for gas, indigestion, and heartburn due to hyperacidity. Sufferers are advised to obtain Laurin from their pharmacist and mix two teaspoons in milk for home use. Brand sold with money back guarantee. Athens Pharmacy and drug stores advertise Laurin nationwide.
Mrs. Lydia Courtney of Nelsonville now residing with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kanade in Logan Route 4 will celebrate on Monday March 10. She is reported improving after a recent illness but remains bedfast. Friends may send greetings to the Kanade address. A longtime Nelsonville resident she recalls childhood events and local improvements. She is a member of the Nelsonville Church of Christ and among the oldest in theWoman's Relief Corps.
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association to hold a Friday meeting at City Hall at 7 o clock with several topics for discussion. The Daughters of America will sponsor a benefit party at the IOOF Hall Friday night at 7 30 inviting public attendance.
Larry Bruce died yesterday at Marietta Hospital after treatment. He was 15 months old and survived by his parents Bennett and Mrs Bruce, a twin brother, and four other siblings. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Madge confronts Helena Brixton and Dicky Graham as Carolyn’s room yields clues about Marion Morton’s disappearance. Helena fears discovery while Ronald Brixton spirals, locking himself away and starving himself as Lillian and Harry are seen. The tangled family secrets threaten everyone.
The narrator rehearses a tale for Helena to bridge missing Marion at the college and questions Lillian's knowledge. Helena probes Marion’s whereabouts while the narrator keeps Marion’s disappearance concealed from potential mother in law. (Continued tomorrow)
Loyal Workers 4 H Club members met March 4 at Mrs Arthur Ingrams home in Nelsonville due to other activities. Roll call response was a flower. The meeting opened with flag salute singing the Star Spangled Banner and God Bless America and pledges recited. After business, songs and games followed with a refreshment course for 13 members.
A West P. T. A. gathering is planned Friday at 3 p.m. in the West School Building. It will be a Home-Coming session and all current and former members are urged to attend as dues are payable at this time.
Mrs James Beard and Mrs Miles Howe hosted the Martha Class social at the Methodist Church with Miss Alice George performing accordion solos and Mrs Pete Shough singing. The Cosmopolitan Club discussed Washington Dickens and Edna Millay with a review of The American Canon by Dr Daniel Marsh. The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Association held a short meeting and dessert for 11 members.
Nelsonville campaign chairman R W Parks reports the Community Chest has reached $2 000 toward a $2 200 goal. Several prospective donors remain and the committees expect success within a few days.
Mr and Mrs Rich Wolcott announce the birth of a son at St Thomas Hospital Akron He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Job Hooflett of this city and the great grandson of Mr and Mrs Leo M s and Dorothy Hoodlett of Akron.
Carbon Hill residents honor Pearl Down hour on his 84th birthday with Sunday visits from family and friends including Mrs. Harry Webb, George Lehman, Sue Webb, and Charles Smith. Nearby communities send guests and relatives to celebrate.
Straitsville won two of three against Coverts in the City League here Wednesday. Don Burmgarner rolled 222 and 575 to lead pins. A doubleheader is set for tonight with Wilson Bros vs Beas leys at 7 and Mechems vs Brooks at 9.
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