Methodist Church Morning Worship and Church School
Morning worship and church school held continuously from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Pastor A. A. Lee leads the service.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
5
Morning worship and church school held continuously from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Pastor A. A. Lee leads the service.
St. Joseph's Church. Daylight Saving Time Sunday August 31 Mass at 7:30 led by Pastor Thomas G. Harrison. The church invites parishioners to observe the service.
Union Church withdraws services for the Augnat vacation and plans to resume Sunday September 7 with Sunday school and church service.
A Lutheran gathering features Sunday School at 9:30 and preaching at 10:00. Henry Traub, pastor, reflects on Jesus’ dedication to His Father’s business and calls for Christians to live in faith, service, and growth in grace.
A dated roster lists Pvt Keith E. Savage and numerous service members with units and camps across the United States, including Fort Custer Michigan Camp Gunter North Carolina Camp Davie North Carolina Fort Bliss Texas and Pearl Harbor Hawaii, among others. The names span infantry coast artillery and support detachments with assignments in 98th QM BN 50th FA BN and 93rd Coast Artillery.
The article notes that despite modern methods, schools still center on Readin, Ritin, and Rithmetic. It recalls the "little red school house" era and references the song School Days as it paints Young America marching with textbooks toward a new school year.
Amateur photographer Dever Timmons recounts German practice of desensitizing film before development and stopping each frame at the optimal contrast under a safelight. The method allows precise control, especially for roll and 35mm film, by inspecting progress and halting development when the frame reaches the desired density.
A column urges Americans to drop gloom and pessimism about the future. It criticizes constant war talk and fearful predictions, calling for a practical, steadfast stance and a quiet resolve to face troubles without spreading fear.
Laura continues to stay at the George Lambertson home near Pouion Leigh Beamer of Tingley Iowa, waiting with sister Mra Don Webster and family. Mr and Mrs Carroll Appleby and daughter from Peoria spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Eamond Lottmen Benny Keily and sons from Brimfield and Mia. Randy Kneer and Roonvie drove to Cambridge Friday to see Myrna Lee staying at Tom Riggen's home.
Spending Tuesday with Mr and Mrs A R Moore and family were Mrs G F Adame Mrs Mae Workman Mr and Mrs Edwin Workman and son Gene of Aberdeen South Dakota Mrs Mollie Dar Liona and Thomas Mrs Amy Moore Mr and Mrs Stanton Moore of Maqnon and Mr Lawrence Catton and Eleanor Mae of Kewanee.
Brimfield residents share weekend visits to Chicago and Dunkirk while local service members move from Ft. Sheridan to Fort Leonard Wood. A political column critiques government financing and warns against expanding the national debt and deficit spending.
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