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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
3
The Gaul congregation lists a 9 15 Communion, 9 30 Preaching, 10:00 Bible School, 10:30 Evening Service with Delmar Galbreth as Superintendent Hivening. Services conclude with a 7 00 Preaching service.
The fragment references Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church and notes a church record or notice. It appears to be an archival item listing a church name and possible clerical entry without full context.
M. E. Church holds Sunday School at 9 30 with Supt John Wise in charge. Preaching services occur every other Sunday at 10 30 A M led by Pastor Rogers of the V C. denomination.
Clarence Sink pastor leads Sunday School 9 30 Chester Peterson preaching 10 30 morning service at 11 and 7 on select Sundays. Evening services 7 00 and Sunday School 10 00 weekly. A welcome awaits.
The item lists a Baptist church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by superintendent Raynes Wyatt. Morning worship at 10 30 and evening worship at 7 30 are led by pastor Howard B Leonard.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church invites visitors to Sunday School each Sunday and preaching every first and third Sunday at 11 00. Evening services are held at 7 00. Minister John K Arnot welcomes everyone to attend.
Miss Dorcas Mills plans the Dinner club event this Saturday. Friends and relatives from Lafayette Jamestown Kokomo Indianapolis Bringhurst Roanke and Deer Creek attend Memorial Day and weekend visits. Dr Griest lecture at Rockfield church draws a capacity crowd. St Joseph hospital admits Mr Perky for appendectomy. The American Weekly offers articles on Stalin confessions and human longevity.
A cautionary note on safe driving urges drivers to exercise care on highways. It emphasizes not passing without adequate room and time and to take one's own time when pulling away, promoting patience over haste.
The notice invites faith readers to Peter's Lutheran Spring worship and Burrows Presbyterian with sermon by Rev. A. H. Fabianske. It lists a 10:30 morning service and 7:30 evening service, with activities for children two weeks from Sunday night and mentions Hofflago as minister.
Rockfield Presbyterian message lists morning worship at 9 30 with a special choir number by the mixed quartette. Sermon subject The Sentinels of the Soul. Children’s exercises planned for a week from Sunday night. See next week’s paper.
Practical advice on rearing draft colts and poultry health, crop rotation, soil moisture, field cultivation timing, and potato seed safety. Suggests protecting dairy barn areas, applying sprays to control flies, and writing Purdue University Extension for more information.
Records indicate about six percent of persons born deaf have deaf parents. The term deaf mute arose not from vocal impairment but from inability to hear sounds of their native language.
The Indiana State Fair runs September 8 9 and emphasizes industry alongside agriculture. Machinery space is selling fast in the Manufacturer's Building and Machinery Field with the Machinery Weld being tiled to showcase new ideas and models. Interested parties should contact Manager Henry Templeton at Room 3832 Finite House Indianapolis and Mr. F M Overstreet of Columbus Indiana will head the department.
In New Mexico pueblos community houses called kivas guard secret ceremonies. Entrance is via a ladder hole in the roof and outsiders are barred. Boys train in kivas for long periods, but specifics of the training remain unknown to non members.
Portraitist Rembrandt born 1606 in a Dutch miller family rose to fame by age twenty one. He spent lavishly on kin and peers, bought others’ works, then endured loss of love, wealth, and status ending in solitude in Amsterdam slums. He favored self portraits and friends in prop costumes from his studio.
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