St Josephs Church Mass Schedule Published
Williamsfield Maas at 9:00. Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 10 39. Weekday Mass 8 00. Holy Days 6 00 and 8 00. Pastor Thomas G. Garrison served by Pather.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
5
Williamsfield Maas at 9:00. Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 10 39. Weekday Mass 8 00. Holy Days 6 00 and 8 00. Pastor Thomas G. Garrison served by Pather.
The Sunday School at Henrietta holds a 10:00 a m session with a 11:00 a m Morning Service for the First Sunday in Lent. A 2:00 p m Parsonage Class for Young People focuses on church membership. A March 9 6:30 p m Pat Luck supper follows. Women’s Association meets March 10 with Mrs Bert Robertson. Silent Auction during social hour. attendees asked to bring items valued at 60c. Bargreaves castor.
The Methodist Church announces worship at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday School after. Supt. Pac E Noland, the Brimfield Church hosts worship at 10:08 a.m. A church food drive is planned at Wood's Store on March 12 from 2:00 to 4:00 and on the second Saturday of each month afterward. Donations of gas are requested. Harper, Pastor.
Lutheran calendar lists infirmation class at 9 00 and Sunday School at 9 30 followed by a church service at 10 16 led by Pastor Walter Obermeyer.
First grade notes two new students Fred Huber and Norman Saupe while Erma Kitterman left last week. Jimmie Goulter shared his brother's airplane drawing for reading, and Maya Jordan returned after scarlet fever. Sixth graders display hobbies and model ships as rain keeps them indoors.
Archy Spencer, famed for joining every lodge in town, asks Lucy Morgan to marry him. Lucy balks after learning he belongs to fifteen lodges and spends fifteen nights weekly socializing, refusing a husband who goes out so often.
Bret Harte arrives in Richmond with a splitting headache and a Richmond native boasts the city as one of America’s healthiest with a death rate of one per day. Harte asks if today’s man has died yet as he questions the claim.
A neighbor recalls returning Mr. Jacksons lawn mower with a broken blade and facing a swear in response. His wife suggests avoiding such incidents by borrowing from the preacher next time.
An old lady heckles a sermon with repeated Amens and a sharp rebuke as the preacher denounces sins from murder to cheating and then suddenly shifts to snuff sniffing, prompting a dignified cry that he has quit preaching to meddle.
Two partners argue how to boost theater profits. One suggests red leather seats, the other favors hairlike covering. A quiet third partner, Joe, finally proposes cutting admission and covering seats with people.
A preacher familiar with front-row shunning is surprised by a stranger in the first row. After the sermon the bus driver explains he sat front to learn how the preacher moves people toward the rear.
The article notes that vegetables should be boiled before adding to preserve vitamin C. It also extols knitting as a relaxing hobby for women, with growing skill from scarf to sweater projects. It mentions joining "movie-knitters" in the dark as a social pastime.
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