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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
5
The note announces 9 30 a m worship with a 9 28 start in the Christian congregation. It extols the Bible as a heritage and emphasizes ordinances, nourishment for the soul, fellowship with saints, and strength to serve the Master under Pastor Geary Tranb.
The Methodist Episcopal Church continues worship and church school from 9:00 to 10:30 with Rev. Hendrickson of West Jersey in charge. Sunday School and church service at the usual time. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Etta Hamutos home on Thursday June 20. A C A Loe, Pastor.
St Joseph's Church schedules Sunday mass on June 23 at 7 30 p m led by Father Thomas C Garrison pastor.
Union Church holds 10 00 am church school and 11 00 am service with 7 30 pm Young People’s Association meeting. Mr Todd gives his final Bramfield sermon before moving to Edgebrook. A church supper in basement honors Dana B Todd and F E King families. Auction set for Weeks Book Store stock, Elmwood, Saturday June 22 at 1 pm. Leo Donaldson, Auctioneer.
Sunday services across Churches of Christ Scientist focused on God as preserver. The Golden Text from Psalms 18 exalted the Lord as rock fortress deliverer and high tower, with Psalms 91 promising protection from snare and pestilence. The lesson also cited Truth from the Christian Science textbook on divine Love moving mortal mind toward a perfect concept.
MODFXYN WOODMEN The M W A Caco No 88 meets at the club of the Community Building every Tuesday evening. B C Rud iph Savage H B Bow azn Clerk.
The Arabolt Council No 203 R N A meets on the fourth Thursday afternoon each month in Cav? Gall Oracle, with Elizabeth Farha as Recorder and Mildred Pacey as Secretary. The W B C will convene at Mrs Frank Hlantston's home 200 prescent Irene Mill ex, Secretary Mary Sollenberger Gatholie Danygiers of America. The C D of A sweets hold the second Thursday at the home of the members at ? p.m. Gren Regent Anne Goon, Historian Mrs Hellie Carroll, Financial Secretary Bereta Works, Treasurer Charlotte Appleby.
State's Own University, later abbreviated as U, comprises 71,000 living students in Illinois. University assets total 31.892 million dollars including 7 major and 53 minor buildings and 2,318 acres of land, much of which supports agricultural experiments. Annual operating costs run about 8.532 million, with 5.432 million from state taxes. The university library is the largest state-sized system and fifth largest nationally, housing 1,175,000 books, 330,000 pamphlets, and 10,600 sheet music items, with over 30,000 volumes added yearly. Student and faculty use exceeds 1,000,600 calls annually.
The 1940 University of Illinois bands mark the Golden anniversary of their concert history. Beginning in 1890 the band evolved from military roots to a broader school band movement under A. A. Harding, who is hailed as the father of the movement. His motto Always something new guided Illinois band development.
Counsel pressed Henpeck on respect toward his wife. He claimed always kind, then admitted one lapse when he told her to put down the poker. The moment underscored the smooth veneer of a domestic dispute presented in a courtroom.
West Wall General-Now, men, each bullet is aimed at a different objective with only one chance in ten thousand that it is yours. A private warns it is not the marked one that scares him but the label To whom it may concern. The piece depicts Mustapha Kemal on horseback. Under the sultans, sculptures and portraits were forbidden.
About six million United States farmers have adopted soil improvement work under the AAA farm program. The widespread participation highlights the program's emphasis on better farming practices and productivity.
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