Family Sunday at Local Church Promotes Home Church Ties
Benjamin Rist, pastor, announces Family Sunday urging families to attend together and occupy the same pew. Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mr Oro, 10 40 service by Rev Claude Young on his first Lafayette District visit. Epworth League at 6 00 led by Miss Leve, 7 00 evening worship features music and a sermon on The Beauty and Strength of the American Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rist
Oro
Claude Young
Lafayette
Royal Ovelcome
First Presbyterian Church Invites Absentees Back to Sunday
The church urges regular worshipers to bring absent members to Sunday School at 9 30 and the morning service at 10 30. The YP society meets at 6 30 pm with a strong program last Sunday by the Taxis Club. Evening song service at 7 30 precedes a short sermon with mid week prayer at 7 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Y. P. Society
Taxis Club
Bible School and Revival Services at Local Church
The church announces morning Bible School at 9:30. Evening worship at 7:30 features special music and a baptism service. A weekly program includes prayer clubs and Bible study sessions. Christian Science note and health facts discuss tuberculosis awareness and Christmas Seal drives nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Serrhon
Mary
Dorothy Lane
Young Ladies Prayer Club
Knox Bible School and Worship Services Announced
L. E. Knox pastor leads Bible School at 9:30. Ray Orr superintendent presides over worship and sermon at 10:30. Evening service scheduled for 7. We cordial invite you to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Knox
Bible School
Ray Orr
St Mary's Episcopal Church Service Sunday Evening
Rev Edward Hoffenbacher conducts full evening service at St Marys Episcopal Church with sermon at 7 30 oclock Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.mary’s Episcopal Church
Edward Hoffenbacher
Getting the Most Out of Life Sermon at Tri-C Meeting
Yeoman M. K. Church led by Pastor W. L. Wilson hosts church school at 9 30 with G L Myers superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 includes sermon Getting the Most Out of Life Sunday afternoon 3 00 PB M Tri C meeting readies a community gathering with scheduled activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman M. K. Church
W. L. Wilson
G. L. Myers
Bringhurst M. E. Church Sunday Schedule
Rev Renus Olson leads Sunday school at 9 30 New Supt Mrs John Siegrist presides Evening service at 7 00 and Young People's service at 7 00 Miss Geneva Trent leads cottage prayer meeting at the end of the day
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Bringhurst M. E
Renus Olson
John Siegrist
Land Young People
Geneva Trent
Meeting at Flora home leads discussion on leadership
Home of J. W Eikenberry and Mrs. Miller of Flora hosts a meeting led by a community leader. Twenty six attended last Friday evening.
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J. W Eikenberry
Radnor church announces Sunday worship schedule
Rev Renus Olson will lead Sunday morning worship at 9 30 followed by Sunday school. Mrs Fay Duff will preach at the Epworth League meeting Sunday evening at 7 30.
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Radnor
M. E. Ghurch
Renus Olson
Fay Duff
Epworth League
Church Schedule Details for Sunday Services
Rev Renus Olson leads Sunday school at 10:00 with Dencil Wilcox as superintendent. Preaching service follows at 11:00. Epworth League gathering set for Wednesday evening.
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Renus Olson
Dencil Wilcox
Epworth League
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Area
Marriage licenses were issued Thursday to Estall Mullin son of Clifford and Mrs Mullin Rockfield and Mabel Bonner daughter of Mrs Daniel Bonner Burrows. Also Fred A Clawson son of Harvey Clawson Ockley and Helen Briggs daughter of Jesse Walter Briggs Flora. Mrs Fanhy Smith hosted fifty five Intermediate Department members for a church dinner at the Methodist Church with aides listed.
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Estall. Mullin
Clifford Mullin
Rockfield
Mabel Bonner
Burrows
Daniel ‘Bonner
Fred A. Clawson
Harvey Clawson
Ockley
Helen ‘Briggs
Flora
Jesse Walter Briggs
Fanhy Smith
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Church
Smith
Ed Caldwell
C. F. Sheets
Why the Big Four Tourney Skips Delphi This Year
A four school Indiana high school basketball plan three year New Year’s Day event includes Delphi Frankfort Jefferson of Lafayette and Lebanon with Frankfort hosting this year. Delphi did not bid due to seating limits and profit concerns, while the other venues anticipate the money draw and balanced shares. The piece also previews Delphi’s upcoming season under Coach Paul Lostutter with emphasis on conditioning weight gain and mental attitude.
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Ig. O. Ballenger
Richmond
Indiana
Maine
California
Carroll County
E. E. Pruitt
Delphi
Frankfort
Jefferson
Lafayette
Lebanon
Paul Lostutter
Jack Grimm
Lamb
Ting
Bit
Whiteman
Mrs Ruffing Hosts We X L Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Joseph Ruffing hosted the We X L bridge club Friday afternoon with guest Mrs May Walker Perry of Washington, D C attending.
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Joseph Ruffing
May Walker Perry
Washington, D. C
Rossville Coach Prepares 1921-32 Basketball Quintet
Coach Clyde Lyle of Rossville works with 22 candidates to form a fast starting five for the 1921-32 season opener against Little Jefferson on November 6. Last year’s reserves Ehresman Bolinger Miller and Paul form the nucleus as Lyle rebuilds the squad with no varsity returnees. Schedule lists dates from November to February at home and away venues.
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Camden
Clyde Lyle
Purdue
Little Jefferson
Lyle
Ehresman
Bolinger
Miller
Paul
Rossville
Little Jeff
Jackson
Cutler
Colfax
Battle Ground
Michigantown
Burlin On
Edinburg
Mulberry
Jackson Twy
Brookston
Scircleville
Burlington
Phrase on human aspirations and dictatorial power
A fragment reflects a thought on human aspirations resisting control by power. It contrasts intrinsic aims with the notion that even an absolute dictator cannot alter them, suggesting limits to total domination.
Window Glass at Rete and Orrs Drug Store
Window glass at Rete and Orrs Drug Store reported as shattered with damage to storefront fixtures. Local police conducted an initial survey and opened a preliminary investigation into the incident. No injuries reported.
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Rete & Orr’s Drug Store
Gannett Affirms Faith in Democracy
In Rochester on October 15 President Gannett Newspapers declares he has not lost faith in democracy and opposes dictatorship. He urges abolishing fear among individuals and races to end strife and competition, then calls for aiding the backward to bring a better world.
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Frank Gannett
Gannett Newspapers
United Press
Rochester
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