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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
5
Lutheran Church notes list Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 10 30 a.m. Bible Class and Christian Endeavor meet. First and third Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Genry Traub is the pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites worship at 9:00 AM with a combined morning service and church series. Pastor Pred Reed topics include The Monopoly of Senior Thugs. Children's Day program set for June 19 in the evening. Methodist Ladies Aid meets June 16 at Mrs Chales Ekena's home. a Rose Tea at Towlon Methodist on June 16. Notify Mrs Stella Kelley if attending.
The notice lists Mass at St Josephs Church on Sunday June 12 at 9:30 in the morning and another Mass at Williamsfield at 7:30. Father Thomas C Harrison is the pastor.
Union Church schedules a 10:00 church school service and 3:30 worship with preaching. A 688 The Tourist Routes in Japan talk by the young people's association. Vacation school reports strong attendance and offers 25c registration with aid via Rev Todd. Women’s Association meets afternoon with leaders Miss Florence Wyman and Mrs Minnie Tennery. Hostesses and officers listed. Go To Church First This Summer David Todd, pastor.
Christian Science churches held a June 5 Lesson Sermon on God as sole cause and creator. Golden Text echoed Revelation 4 11 praising God for creation while Psalms 100 3 4 urged thanksgiving. Cited Science and Health defining God as divine Principle Love universal cause and only creator.
The Catholic Daughters of America hold meetings in the club room of the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Sara Reed, Representative, Historian Nellie Carroll.
The J. W. A. Camp No. Siz holds meetings in the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening. Clerk Vv. C. Rudolph Savage and H. B. Bow m2znu are noted in attendance.
Royal Neighbors Camp No 203 R N A meets first and third Wednesdays in Cady's Hall with Oracle Eva Clark Recorder Carrie Archer. Women's Relief Corps meetings move to Mrs Frank Hamilton home at 2 30 with Irene Miller president and Mary Sollenberger secretary.
A fragmentary note describes the antelope with long rapier horns that seem awkward and harmless, noting a vulnerable neck and a tilt of the legs, followed by an incomplete reflection. The text suggests a cautious tone about the animal's posture and apparent fragility.
Prominent industrialist Robertson vows to spend 12 million dollars this year on additions and improvements while outlining a visionary, bird‑migrant future. His scheme includes windowless houses, artificial sunlight, two‑way pocket radios, noiseless cities, and sky‑high parking roofs. He, a boy from Panama New York, rose to head a 200 million dollar company and advocates cooperative capital labor relations.
By order of the Probate Court of Peoria County Illinois Henry A Blundy and Flora Harriett Bowman executors of the estate of Leslie Pulsipher deceased offer two tract land parcels for sale May 16 1938 and June 20 1938 at 10 am at the Hamilton Street front door of Peoria County Court House. Tract 1 eighty five acres includes a mortgage note of 618764 and easement rights. Tract 2 Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 34 with 1938 taxes and Beall tenancy. Cash 10 percent at sale with balance upon court approval.
Palestine is noted as a region with three recognized languages including English and Hebrew, plus the Ladin dialect spoken by a small group. The text highlights how nations beyond Switzerland maintain multiple official languages and smaller language communities.
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