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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

8

Church News In Brief At First M E Church

Sunday School 9 50 Morning worship 10 40 Sermon The Pilgrims Epworth League 6 45 Evening worship 7 30 The Leaven of the Sadducees Catechism Saturday 10 In preparation for protracted meeting Mid week service Wednesday Unit No 1 2 meetings at homes led by pastors Worship at Lawrenceville next Sunday Pastor L A Schreiber also German services at 10 00 The Annunciation Luther League 6 15 Christmas activities and public notices include Peppertown Spades and a call to welcome all services

M. E. Church Epworth League John, Schultz Louis Annewehr Theodore Schultz Lawrenceville L. A. Schreiber Luther League Zion Peppertown

Wesley Chapel Services and Social Thanks

A cordial notice invites attendance at Sunday School 9 30 Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 Standard Bearers meeting Friday at Bland brothers home All members urged and young people in missions invited The note thanks supporters of the Social Afternoon and praises contributions that helped Wesley Chapel acquire a new coat of improvements

Bland Brothers Wesley Chapel

Sunday School and Worship Schedules for Local Churches

Napoleon M. E. charge outlines Sunday School at 10:00 am Preaching at 11:00 Epworth League at 6:45 and Thursday prayer at 7:30 New Pennington and New Salem offer times for services and leagues Middle Branch holds nightly preaching except Saturday with Sunday theme Washed Hands W F Crane pastor Bethany Lutheran Church lists Bible School 9:30 Morning worship 10:30 Christian Workers Thursday 2:00 pm Brotherhood 7:00 Rev Deering expected address Men D P Heltzel pastor English service 10:00 am Sunday School 1:30 Luther League 7:00 pm C Held pastor Patronize our Act Columns It pays

Napoleon Epworth League New Pennington New Salem Middle Branch Bethany Lutheran Church Bible School Christian Workers Ralph Timmermann Brotherhood Rev. Deering of D. P. Heltzel Luther League

Neighbors by Once Neighbors by Once

Arnold Burton travels west from Denver seeking a new start for himself and daughter Estelle. He meets Mrs. Driscoll and her son Oscar on a Ravenspur bound journey, forms budding friendship, then builds a home and discovers love as their families become neighbors.

Denver Idaho Arnold Burton Estelle Burton Ravenapur Ravenspur Nan Oscar Mrs. Driscoll Little Oscar Driscoll Batelie

Farmers Institute Concludes With Lessons in Kitchen Efficiency

The event featured a talk urging kitchen organization like a workshop to save time and labor. A. H. Thie was elected chairman with Wm. B. Goyert as vice chairman and Charles Dieckman treasurer. A guessing contest and prizes followed, with strong attendance and active participation. Astronomers note the sun and entire solar system drift toward Lyra at about 12 miles per second, a motion observed by all.

A. H. Thie Wm. B. Goyert Charles Dieckman Batesville Herald Lyra

Slang and Idiom Shape Tomorrow’s Correct English

Professor Glicksman of the University of Wisconsin says today’s slang and idioms will become proper English tomorrow. He notes language grows from words once slang, idioms, colloquialisms, and jargon. The Baldhead club of New York contends heaven is described as a place with no parting.

Glicksman University of Wisconsin Baldhead Club New York London

Biblical Lilies and Anemones Form Inconsistent Imagery

The piece discusses lilies of the Held as red and purple anemones with black centers growing among thorn hedges by the Raat and explains the saying lilies among thorns. It ends with a daily thought about learning from failure and a Samuel Smiles quote on mistakes and discovery.

Samuel

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