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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
7
One of Brimfield Township high school’s largest crowds gathered Friday night in the Community Building for the Class of 1930 commencement. Nineteen graduates, many from long distances and other states, received diplomas as the program praised the four year course and the value of a high school education.
The Church School meets at 9 45 a m with regular service at the usual hour next Sunday. Sunday June %h marks Children’s Day featuring a sermon The Child In The Midst and baptism or christening for babies and young children brought by their parents. Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday June 13 at Mrs Frances Kingdon’s home led by Mrs Homer Tucker and Miss Flo Wyman. Herbert N Blakeway Minister Union Church of Brimfield.
Sunday School at 10 a m with morning worship at 11 oclock. Evening Worship at 730 with sermons on The Social Gospel and Flags. Plans underway for a Children's Day Service on Sunday night June 16 at seven. The pastor Austin A Rodgers asks how God would feel if neglected.
The Gospel Church advertises Sunday School at 10 a.m. and regular worship at 10:30 a.m. Text from Eph 4 28 with the topic Thou shalt not steal. The Christian home theme speaks to longing for heavenly life and spiritual pruning. The Ladies Aid meets this afternoon with Mrs. R H Brovinga starred. Henry Traub, Pastor.
A playful column excerpted from Big Sandy News celebrates a lively square dance. Instructions hail from partners shouting to balance dosado swing and promenade. The rowdy verse ends with gents saluting and dancers moving to their seats.
Local notes say Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pulsipher attended the funeral of their friend Mr. Condon, an Elmwood resident, who died suddenly from heart trouble in that city yesterday.
Regular all day W. R. C. meeting on June 13 urged. Members asked to prepare for July 10 and act for the corps’ good. Pearl Hamilton, Press Cor.
The library thanks the Griggs families for a book donation placed on shelves Saturday. Mrs. E. L. Howard of Norman Oklahoma sends a weekly periodical and best wishes. A bake sale is planned Saturday June 15 at the Library over Cady's Store. Farmington now has three bus lines operating through the town.
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