Church Notes Sunday Service and Sunday School
Sunday School begins at 10 a m with a divine service at 10 30 led by Pastor Henry Tranb.
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Henry Tranb
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
5
Mother’s Day Service at Methodist Church Morning
Morning Worship at 9 30 a m special Mother's Day service Church School at 10 30 a m Evening program titled Ep worth Prayers directed by Rev Reed presents the drama Mother and the Tea Commandments no admission an offering will be received Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Walter Clark on Thursday May 21
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Ladies Aid
Walter Clark
St Josephs Church Schedule for May Sundays
St Josephs Church holds Mass on Sunday May 10 at 9 30am. Mass also at Williamsfield at 7 30am. Catechism classes are held Saturday at 230pm. Father Thomas C Harrison is the Pastor.
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Williamsfield
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Thomas C. Harrison
Union Church Sunday Schedule and May 14 Meeting
The Union Church hosts 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship. The Woman's Association will meet May 14 at Mrs Wm Carter Sr’s home with hostesses Mrs H Memiler C C Blundy. Program leaders are Miss Florence Wyman and Mrs Carrie Archer. Roll call theme Memorial Day Thought. The season’s last social will be at Zady’s on May 14, hosted by the Women’s Club. R W Newell, Pastor.
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Woman's Association
Wm Carter
H. Memiler
C.C. Blundy
Chas. Kingden
R. W Newell
Florence Wyman
Carrie Archer
Zady
Farrow Chix for Success Poultry Offer Details
Reach for Farrow Chix chicks now before scarcity hits. A small deposit reserves a desired hatch date. Stock includes White or Brown Leghorns Anconas Barred White or Buff Rocks 8S C Reds Buff Orpingtons White Wyandottes Black Minorcas with prices per 100 and 500, plus special matings and custom hatching at 212 can eggs. Located at 220 E Franklin St and 909 North Sheridan Rd.
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Red Comb Feeds
E. Franklin St
North
Sheridan Road
Toulon Area Personal News and Visits
Eldon Wheeler of Toulon visited Sunday with Wilbur and Ruth Tucker. W. Porter and Bobby called on Rivaré Day at St Francis hospital Sunday. Charles Collins came from Peoria for a few days visit at the old home. Mrs. Lee Stickels ill with pneumonia. Kathryn Christian of Peoria visited with her sister Minnie Christian. Mrs. Rose Mendenhall came from Peoria for a day with her daughters. Eva-Gollins of Leura spent weekend with brother Alvin. Charles Hayes visited in Galesburg with daughter Mrs. Webster Gehring. Mrs. Wayne Crafton and son visited J. M. Stenger. Finnegan Bros. cow killed by lightning. insured and settled. Miss Grace Shissler and mother visited friends. Grace mentioned the Trib not telling the full story of her capture of the chief. Several Ekena and related families gathered for various visits. Radley school closed with a picnic. Mrs. C. G. Brockway in Peoria helping care for ill son Frank. Clarence Kellstadt’s son returned from mastoid operation. Mr and Mrs Kelley and others had Sunday dinner at Tremont.
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Kathryn Christian
Peoria
Minnie Christian
Rose Mendenhall
Eva—Gollins
Leura
Alvin
Charles Hayes
Galesburg
Webster Gehring
Wayne Crafton
Junior
Browning
J. M. Stenger
Toulon
C. G. Brockway
Frank
Clarence
Henry Kellstadt
Methodist Hospital
Kelley
Clyde Culbertson
Shirley
Orville Tucker
Rath
Wilbur
Eldon Wheeler
John Wagner
Tremont
Spring On The Highways Continued From Page 1
Do you drink and drive and mix alcohol with gasoline as a deadly fuel. Do you delay car repairs until a tomorrow that may never come. Bad brakes lights and steering endanger lives and threaten the Great Beyond. Spring arrives. ensure it isn’t the last spring you enjoy on earth.
Crimson Gulch Salesman Proposes White Beaters Club
In a punchy exchange the Crim son Gulch salesman notes the town’s tough rep and Bronco Bob adds they need a shocking program. The plan is a White Beaters’ club as a provocative community gimmick if no married couples reside locally.
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Crimson Gulch
Bronco Bob
Hard Work at Sunday School Mission Assembly
A Sunday school teacher asks children to earn money for a missionary fund. When a small pupil hands in sixpence, she questions the effort. The boy answers that he obtained the coin from his father, implying it was work in its own right, and the teacher concedes if readers know the father.
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Missionary Fund
Gone on a diet or to cut expenses dialogue
A schoolboy jokes about brevity in letters. He explains his father’s reply to a letter read as If there is no man, no fun, your son. The friend asks what the father wrote back and the boy recounts the tone of the reply.
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United States News
Ccnen
Nate Lag Kely
Heppen
Elmwood
Vogel Hatcheries
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