Lutheran Church Sunday School and Divine Service
Lutheran Church invites Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by divine service at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Henry Traub will lead the service.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
5
Lutheran Church invites Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by divine service at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Henry Traub will lead the service.
Methodist Episcopal Church schedules morning worship at 9 30 sermon topic The Spirit of Christ Church School at 10 30. District Honor Roll again earned by students. All fall 3rd quarter financial obligations paid. Ladies Aid plans a June 17 meeting at Mrs Earl Miles home with Walter Clark residence as backup in bad weather.
Mass at St Josephs Church on Sunday June 13 at 0 30 worship service. Mass at Williamsfield at 7 30 led by Father Thomas C Harrison pastor.
Union Church holds 11 00 morning worship with a special missions collection. Woman's Association meets today at 2 30 at Mrs Elizabeth Hindle's home with program leaders Mrs Laura Walliker and Caroline Pacey. Vacation church school starts Monday June 14 at 9 00 and runs daily to 11 30 with a 25 cent material fee.
The Sunday's Lesson Sermon across all Christian Science Churches centered on God as the sole creator. It cited Genesis 1 1 and Isaiah 43 10 15, affirming God as the Lord Holy One and Israel's creator. The text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy described God as All in all divine Principle Love the universal cause and only creator.
The M W A Camp No 847 meets at the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening Vv C Rudolph Savage H B Bowman Clerk.
Royal Neighbors Camp No. 203 R N A holds meetings on the first and third Wednesday afternoons in the Community Building. Oracle Eva Clark, Recorder Carrie Arber.
The W R C will hold meetings at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Hamilton. President is Mary Sollen berger and secretary Pearl Schenck.
The Catholic Daughters of America meet in the club room of the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Sara Reed serves as Regent and historian Nellie Carroll is named.
Honor roll includes all A grades across grades with named students such as Gale Foster Ramona Mc Donough Eloise Savage Bernard Statler Jack Welsh Bernadine Ashley Phyllis Rook Barbara Jane Riggs Richard Savage Mary Etta Edwards Frederick Johnson Guyeth Dungan Billy Gilroy Bernice Johnson Berta Slocum Betty Howe Dolores Endres Gene McCoy Nedra McKinney Patricia Dungan Hall Jo Ann Kingdon Ruth Carson Beverley Christian Marjorie Shoff Dale Catton Roger Nichols Jacqueline Lee Riggs Kari Christian Junior Johnson Carolyn Kreiter Rolland Cady Lois Mae Kingdon Gerald Blundy Shelton De Vary Verna Jean Edwards Ward Harding Willadean Reinhart
All grades above A 8th grades Gale Foster Jack Welsh ith grade Phyllis Rook 6th grade Barbara June Riggs Rich 4th grade Frederick Johnson 1st grade Berta Slocum Betty Howe Dolores Endres Nedra McKinney Patricia Pungan Ward Harding Half A none below B 8th grade Bernard Stutler Eloise Savage 7th grade Bernadine Ashley Jean Shoff 6th grade Ruth Carson Rolland Cat ton 5th grade Beverley Christian Kath leep Sbeck Marjorie Shoff 4th grade Karl Christian Gwyneth Dungan Roger Nichola Jacqueline Lee Riggs Junior Johnson 3rd grade Rolland Cady Billy Gil roy Lois Mae Kingdon 2rd grade Gerald Blundy Shelton De Vary 1st grade Gene McCoy Verna Jean Edwards Willadean Reinhart
A new statue excludes women from pursuing law in Hungary. The report notes women remain scarce in India and that in China only twenty five of two hundred thirty applicants passed stringent physical and written tests. California’s Native Daughters compile a pioneer sailing ship record.
A collage of world figures notes London horse fountains number 450 while Guam natives are Chamorros. Brazil’s 1936 37 coffee crop exceeds 21 million bags. England averages one earthquake per year this century. New York City subway trackage totals 840 miles. Australians race mainly on grass tracks. A study finds Americans read fewer than four books per year. Koala bears are rising in protective status in Australia. Joseph Rank, English miller, rose from wind mills to twenty large mills.
A diverse roundup lists a 438 foot Los Angeles city hall, sparse Nevada population, German Autobahns with crossroad bridges, five British India chiefs colleges, near 24 hour Wimbledon lines, Canada's small Northwest and Yukon population, an at home event at the Tower of London, a dinosaur bone xylophone by Prof. Weidmann of Nebraska University.
Seasickness as a remedy for nerves in Roman times. A Liberty statue miniature overlooks a Paris bridge. Colorado requires ink on ballots while others ban it. London council plans housing sheds for baby carriages. Since 1930 navy deaths tied to motors. Wivenhoe man wears same collar button daily since 1876. New York motor law of 1904 set 10 mph in congestion and 20 mph elsewhere.
The French Grove Festival returns next Thursday on June 18 with strawberries ice cream and cake. Attendees will meet old and new friends at the program featuring songs recitations readings violin and piano solos and a variety of performances by local participants and groups.
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