Church Notes Morsing Worship and School Service
Church notes report morning worship and church school commence at 8 08 until 10 33 led by A C A Lee Passer.
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Morsing
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1940
Page
5
Se Josephs Church Sunda Desimber Classes and Choir Schedule
Se Josephs Church announces Sunday service at 19 98 o'clock with Desimber and Mann. Gautechion classes held each Saturday 2 33 p.m. Choir practice at 3 2 p.m. Pastor Thomas C Harrison. Paaur
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Sunda
Desimber & Mann
Gautechion
Gherch School Tonight Church Events and Christmas Plan
The sneulehereh-westing will be held tonight at Gherch School. A supper at 6 30 will welcome attendees. A brief program titled Thanksgiving Aus will precede the nativity preparations for the past year. Mrs Max On will speak Sunday at 4 as the Young Ceapte’s Lessey executive committee meets. Christmas program planning and the church school program are set for December 15 and 23 respectively. Women’s Association hosts December 12 at Mrs BR Roberta's home with leaders Mrs Sostt and Mrs Esther Tucker. Woll call a Christmas poem and a ten cent gift exchange will occur with a special Christmas offering led by Pastor Masgreaves.
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Max
Saunday
Ceapte
Lessey Will West
Women’s Association
BR. B Roberte
Meadamesa Jim Grasmer
BR. B. Robetsa
J. 8
Huréex
Eucolph Savage
Sostt
Esther Tucker Woll
Worship with Lord's Supper Preparatory Services at 9 30
A church outline describes gathering in the Upper Room on the night Jesus was betrayed where He instituted the Lord's Supper. It explains Passover symbolism, Jesus as the Lamb, and the salvation offered through His body and blood. The sermon emphasizes ongoing remembrance and the church's hope in Christ's return.
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Jesus
Gia
Christ
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Quiet Exchange Reveals Self Perception and Advice
A woman remarks that her appearance is meant to look pretty and suggests Auntie might not be using the correct approach. The fragment hints at guidance or critique within a family dialogue.
Dent Kow and Mary Bat Your Way Through LCC
A garbled OCR fragment suggests names Dent Kow and Mary involved in an event at LCC. Limited readable text provides no clear action, location beyond LCC, date, or outcome. Context remains unclear, but indicates a personal interaction or meeting at the college.
Be a Goodfellow This Christmas Season
Keenly aware that in Rendim city town and hamlet millions of poor children wonder if Santa will come. Citizens are urged to help a needy family this season and feel the richer spirit that comes from freely giving.
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Rendim
Santa Claus
Crossing safety message from police bulletin
A fragmentary note warns to wait at crossings until police signal to proceed and to exercise extreme caution with traffic. It emphasizes obeying police directions and staying vigilant near streets. The incomplete text limits broader context but centers on road safety guidance.
Sympathetic Doctor Patient Exchange Captured
A brief line reads Ruth recounting a dentist visit to her mother. She says the dentist hurt her but was kind, noting he always said "Ouch!" before the sensation. The tone is a clipped memory from a domestic setting reflecting a child’s experience with care.
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Ruth
No. And what's the use of both ering when we pay a gardener
A fragmentary quote questions the value of two ering services while noting payments to a gardener. The brief item suggests tension over domestic staffing costs and the efficiency of using multiple workers.
Hard Times Echo in Cord Wood Trade Conversation
A brief exchange shows strain as one person struggles to make ends meet while another tends to work cutting cord wood. The dialogue captures hardship and practical labor in everyday life.
Where Gypsies Came From in Colonial America
Gypsies arrived in America during colonial times coming from Great Britain, Holland, Germany, and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Briain
Holland
Germany
France
Santa face mask with colored features
A white base mask features Santa’s whiskers in white, eyes in blue, and cheeks in pink. The design uses blue and pink accents outlined in black to define facial features and finish the mask with bold lines.
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Santa
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