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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
The piece rebukes public displays of private faith as hypocritical and argues religion is a discipline like science or art. It stresses almsgiving prayer and fasting as essential exercises for true religion and says the church is a spiritual hospital for sinners, not a mutual benefit club for the righteous.
A historical survey notes a twenty five year upheaval in higher learning stressing the student over curriculum. Colleges analyze intellect admission standards and costs, with faculty leading the change and alumni urged to offer intelligent criticism and loyalty beyond athletics.
The D A R will meet with Mrs. Carl Caldwell this Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Bachmann hosted guests Thursday including Mr and Mrs Dell Raab Mr and Mrs W T Wilmer and family G A Wilmer the Misses Bachmann and Mrs J J Bachmann of Middletown Ohio.
Mrs. George Rihm spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rihm in Knightstown. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Leslie hosted B A Carpenter of Spuslent for the weekend. M M Moffett visited his mother near Connersville. Mrs. Paul Drischel resembled Mrs. Theo McConnell of Albany NY at the Culberson home in Knightstown. Mrs. Bertram Berger of Kokomo is visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Robert Steele.
Mrs. Clara Reigle, longtime manager of the Vinton House now sold to E. R. McGraw, moved into her own home on East Main Street Tuesday. She plans to serve meals at her home as before. McGraw has closed the hotel for repairs and expects a May 28 reopening.
A former Lincoln High School classmate recalls a fantasy visit to the past, where Freddy Smith reveals a mirror-imaged future for many 1929 graduates. The sequence places Charlie Myers, Vera Butler, Emily Langston, Frank Duff, Maxine Morris, Merle Baker and others in diverse roles from cowgirl to bullfighter, nurse, minister, waitress, steeplejack, journalist, jockey, and shop owner, closing with Carmen Ohmit in a dress shop and the narrator departing with mixed memories.
A devotional fragment venerates the courts of the Lord and the amiable tabernacles in a religious reflection. The speaker longing for sacred precincts underscores piety and spiritual devotion within a churchly setting.
Milton Christian Church holds Sunday School at the usual hour and worship with sermon at 7:80 P.M. Christian Endeavor meets Thursday evening. A Sunday School Convention is set for May 28th to 29th at the Cambridge City Methodist Church. Evangelical Church Pleasant Hill offers worship and sermon at 10:30 A.M.
Evangelical Church Pershing schedules Sunday School at the usual hour followed by worship and a sermon at 7 30 P M. The service posture emphasizes community praise and thoughtful preaching.
Zion Lutheran Church Pershing holds a 10 30 A M service with sermon special music by the Junior choir and a special offering for junior choir music purchase noted in the morning worship bulletin.
The notice lists worship and sermon times for a Baptist church with morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 The B Y P U gathering is at 6 30 In addition to the sermons the schedule highlights the church’s weekly events and religious services.
The Christian Church schedules a Children's Day program on the first Sunday in June at 7 30 P M, inviting families to attend the evening service and activities.
The church will hold morning worship at 10 30 with sermon This Day Shall Be Unto You For a Memorial and special choir music. Evening service at 7 30. Epworth League at 6 30. Choir practice Friday night. Sunday School Convention May 28 and 29.
In I F Rodeffer's absence Rev George H Maggs from Muncie will fill the 10 30 morning pulpit and Rev Clyde Thornburg will preach at 7 30 Sunday evening Miss Leona Bellew a returned Africa missionary will speak Friday evening May 24 at 7 30 She is described as an interesting speaker and the church says the service is open to all Methodist Church dates May 28 29
The First Communion class at St Elizabeth Catholic Church is prepared for the rite at 7:30 Mass on Sunday June 2. At 2:00 PM the class will be enrolled in the scapular and new members of the Sodality of the Mother of God and Holy Name Society will be admitted. Next Sunday May 26 only one Mass is offered at 7:30 AM.
Hopewell residents report visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives. attendances include the Macy, Modlin, Langston, Stites, Merryman, Thomas, Kuhn, and Stites family groups at Cambridge City, Muncie Normal, New Lisbon, and nearby towns. Married couple Evelyn Boyd and Russell May unite in marriage at New Lisbon.
The Doddridge Chapel Community club met with Mr. and Mrs. Omer Berry on family Tuesday evening. About 125 gathered for a program by George Harvey plus readings by Mrs. Ramey and a talk on Community Life by Emory Scholl. The Richmond Jubilee quartet performed. A social hour followed with sandwiches, pie and hot chocolate, then a June 11 meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Kimmel announce the birth of a baby boy Sunday at Fayette Memorial hospital Connersville. Various social visits and church events fill the community pages with guests from Connersville Webster and surrounding towns. The scarlet fever quarantine on the Henwood home has been lifted and multiple families hosted gatherings and Sunday activities.
Children’s Day exercises to be held at the Friends church on Sunday evening June 16. Malcolm Layman is ill with measles. Mr and Mrs Edward Denser and Mr and Mrs Emil Denser with daughter Martha Jane of Indianapolis are visiting.
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