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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
5
The note describes a cold Sunday reducing morning attendance while Sunday School remained normal. It highlights a special sermon for C.O.F. members and urges all members to invite others next Sunday. The article encourages applying businesslike promotion to church life to attract more faithful participation.
The Methodist Church Junior Missionary Society met at Mrs. H. Parnell's home on Friday afternoon. America was sung with vigor and readings were given by Cecil Holtman Loy Evans and Vereena DeLaney. Mrs. Holland led and read the first chapter of African adventures. Twenty four attendees enjoyed strawberry ice cream cones before departing, thanking Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Parnell.
Farmers in Arkansas described as overworking soil by leaving land bare through winter. Advises rest periods, cross fencing, and winter pastures to improve soil health and future yields. Warns of revenue losses from neglect and poor stands due to soil abuse. Encourages landlords to engage tenants in soil rehabilitation.
Treasury chief urges strict separation of Liberty Loan and War Savings campaigns. He calls for coordinated effort to maximize Liberty Bond sales, while preserving War Savings education and stamps, ensuring unity under Treasury control and avoiding cross-purposes.
Under Miss Elizabeth Pugh the High School presented an April 28 Shakespeare program in the auditorium. Pupils performed sketches read ballads sang songs including Hark Hark the Lark by Schubert and joined in a debate praising the study of Shakespeare and the progress in the English department.
Mrs Roso Johnson died Tuesday prompting Frank Johnson to travel to Frederick Oklahoma for her funeral. Her sister in law Mrs Fred Johnson also died Tuesday. bodies to be buried in Oklahoma and DeWitt. Daughter Mrs Bulloch and relatives from Arkansas Mobile and Camp Heauregard join funeral party.
The Epworth League outlines a program for next Sunday with a topic The Power of the Cross. Leader Bery Evans. Hymn Prayer Poem Helen Blanks The Present Trend Toward Social Service Bessie Mercer The Church Must Stand for Social Justice Leonard Evans Special Music Christine Kennedy Awakening of the Church to Her Responsibility Brother Holland Noon Reading of Program League Benediction.
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