Sunday School and Divine Service Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine service at 10 30 led by Pastor Henry Traub.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
5
Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine service at 10 30 led by Pastor Henry Traub.
The Union Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 followed by Morning Worship at 11:00. The Boy Scouts meet Thursday evening in the Community Building. Pastor R. W. Newell officiates.
The Christian Science Sunday Lesson-Sermon on June 3 denounces ancient and modern necromancy and hypnotism. It cites Psalms 7 9 and Hebrews 4 12 to emphasize God as righteous judge and the power of the word of God. The science text from Science and Health discusses true Spirit knowledge versus clairvoyance and spiritual illumination.
A list details firms that will close their business places at 12 o'clock noon every Thursday after May 1 until further notice. Participating firms include H. O. Cady & Son Overen's Cafe Membr'a The Home Store Joé Fuchs Exchange State Bank H. Neikirk Dungan Lumber Arnold Market Parkside Cafe McGuire Shoe Shop R. B. Roberts M. D. I. Bragg Brimfield News J. W. Burder Co M. Travis J. E. Welsh M. D. Ralph Hurder. Stores will stay open on Wednesday evenings during the Thursday noon closures.
A curated string of literary and moral maxims from Ciocero Shakespeare Greville Longfellow Hutton Cowper Washington Irving and Cowper. The selections span themes of knowledge doubt charity love constancy and virtue with concise reflective statements. Each line presents a standalone thought from classic authors.
Peoria and Princeville visitors populate weekend reports with Mr. and Mrs Walter Rayfield and Mr and Mrs Charles Welch plus Kin. families join Mary Eva Adams Mae Murray and C W Freeman for gatherings. 4 H club Lauren Laura winners attend Gilbert School perfect attendance noted. diesel Zephyr trains set to test Colorado mountains and progress route to California with Dotsero cut off.
A collection of remarkable facts details an ultra-rare loss of thirst, a Romanian decree barring workers under forty from public venues, fire penalties in Latin America, salt as a state monopoly or tax in several nations, China’s salt revenue, and French villagers rallying with carillons and kettles after marriages.
A string of humorous quips on hitchhiking youth gas buggies weather forecasts and passers by. It notes the danger of fools on the road and the folly of chasing nothing for something. The piece ends with a caution about passing in traffic.
A dialogue from a vintage strip shows a woman learning to drive. Henry comments on a mirror setting while the woman reveals she can only see the car behind, prompting a light moment about driving visibility.
Two Lille brothers who married two sisters in 1830 now have 835 descendants. Cuba shelved silver certificate plans to pay floating debt as they deemed them unsafe due to germs. More Americans visited Manchukuo than any other nation after passport requirement. Scotland Yard hired four women for drug traffic and shoplifting divisions. Cows near Ehrwald Austria were painted with swastikas and Hail Hitler. Police banned plays films and songs using Inukai assassination topics.
The Catholic Daughters of America chapter meets in the club room of the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Sara Reed is listed as Regent and Nellie Carroll as Historian.
The M W A Camp No 7 meets at the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening in V C. Rudolph Savage and H B Bowman serve as clerk and officers.
Camp No 1203 meets on the first and third Wednesday afternoons each month in the Community Building club room. Oracle Eva Clark serves as Recorder with Cartie Arber acting in that role.
The WRC schedules its monthly gatherings in Cady's hall on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoons. President Stella Kelley and Secretary Alma Ellia are noted officers.
A series of concise jokes and maxims on human behavior. It opens with a jab about donkey and horse sense then notes sour grapes in wine complaints. It pokes at family division as faulty arithmetic and contrasts days off for birthdays with years off for women. A synonym and spelling quip closes the snippet.
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