Baptist Church Announces Sunday School and Prayer Meetings
The Baptist church lists Sunday School preaching and a B Y P U service with a 7 30 evening prayer meeting. Public invited to all services with times shown and Pastor to lead.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
The Baptist church lists Sunday School preaching and a B Y P U service with a 7 30 evening prayer meeting. Public invited to all services with times shown and Pastor to lead.
Bible study at 9 30 a m led by superintendent N B Brower. Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m by Pastor A T Wrrick. Public is invited to all services.
Denver church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by B Stockdale Epworth League meets at 6 p m Pastor H W Park presides Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Civit M FE Craren announces Sunday School at Chili at 9 30. London choo f superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m. Everyone invited to all services.
Uncle Mel writes to the Denver Tribune about harsh winter in South Dakota Indiana and Washington and Florida readers. He notes deep drifts turning to ice then spring warmth. He mentions Uncle Club welcome for Mel and recalls Joe Medsker tales and school memories with J H Lantz and a teacher using a toad sticker pen knife and stove wood.
The A B Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Dee Brower’s home for a profitable program followed by refreshments. Rev B T Cain reports a good meeting despite muddy roads. Local social updates include visits from Bert Snider, Calvin Leedy, and others. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Ira Karns marked her 62nd, with attendees listed. The community plans to present The Finger of Scorn play on March 25 with 15 to 20 cent admission and a Senior school event at Gilead March 24. Spring arrived cold and windy.
Grumpackers move Pete Tees to Rochester after mud-filled trips from Denver. Frank Morris moved from Waverly to Lake Chcot but got stuck in mud. John Helm's wife buried in Mexico, 62. Local residents illness and family visits noted. Road conditions and upcoming spring hints referenced.
The narrator recalls rustic scenes from long ago as uncles and editors provide a starting point for stories. A playful interruption features Honest John the preacher's son, then memories of horse powered wheat threshing and village elders sharing forebears and possessions.
A club meeting on March 29 features a song program with a piano duet by Nellie Waters and Helen Robins, readings by the Male Quartette and Miss Lane, discussion on teacher pensions led by D. Elbert Brown, and a closing performance by the club. Chairman Warren Butt, with High School and Club members including Helen Robins, Carter Brown, Thos. De Fabritiis, and E. O. Chase, Pres Q. Kk. Hart.
Ienry Balsbaugh and wife plan a return trip as their broken bones heal. £ B Richardson works at Twelve Mile. Family stays nearby due to no local housing. Tax burdens and bond rates drive them to consider self help over communal effort, lamenting housing shortages.
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