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23 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
1
Business relies on money as fuel and breath to function and grow. The piece frames money as essential and life-giving to commercial activity and economic health.
Forest A Reed presides as Sunday school starts at 0 50. Following the Jessen study a program includes Reading Far Catheree Lares, piano solo by Mary Elizabeth Ruark, state report, convention by Mable Penniveton, morning worship at 0 45 with song Giving our all to God by Lae des Quartette. Sermon theme The whole date of law. Morning service expected to be a Victory services. Week focused on prayer and self denial for missionaries. Women use self denial leaves. youth earn dollars. men urged to give. Intermediate Christian Endeavor in basement at 6 30, Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 50. Theme How can we win friends and keep them. Evening worship at 7 00 with Mrs Eva Taree sermon. Members urged to attend and invite others. Emphasis on church loyalty and service. cautions on furlough impacts and parental guidance. John Andrew Holme.
Jno M Horne pastor guides a Sunday program with orchestra at nine, classes at 9 45, school class at 10 20 and morning service at 10 25. Summer hours shorten the program to an 11 45 dismissal. strangers welcome and fellowship strong.
The church reports a strong youth delegation likely to attend the Bethany Park conference. Union church services will be held at the Presbyterian church with Mr Drives preaching the evening sermon at 7 50.
Morning worship at 9 45 with Sunday school behind the No Summer Say motto aims to keep winter averages. 10 45 Worship features a sermon So Best Unte You with solos by Ocie Higgins and a duet. Evening Young People's Vesper includes a ice cream supper 6 00 social 6 20 devotional and lesson closing. Continuous programs urge full participation.
The First Presbyterian Church lists a 10:00 a.m. morning service with organ music and sermons by Rev Frank Ro Brive from the Methodist church. A Sunday School gathering follows and the Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 p.m. An all church union service is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. with the Reverend Frank Ro Brive delivering the sermon.
Walnut Street Baptist Church hosts Children’s Day with a full program on Sunday June 24 including songs recitations and a story hour. The morning Sunday school at 6:50 a.m and worship at 10:00 a.m feature student participants from local classes and visiting children with prayer Bible study sessions scheduled for the county infirmary and church later in the week. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services in the corner of North and West Main with Sunday service at 11 a.m. and Wednesday evening services at 7 p.m.
D OC Coy, pastor, leads Sunday school at John Scott superintendent. Morning worship at 1000, evening service at 730. Children’s exercise scheduled and the entire evening devoted to children. Attendance expected. all are invited. Pilgrim Holiness Church noted.
The 24th Reverend MF Pratt of Terre flante will lecture on rescue work and his experiences in this ministry. He will deliver several energizing talks and attendees are welcome to all services.
Pastor A Hartley leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Wilbur Sharp as superintendent Morning worship at 11 Evening worship at 7 30 Union Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meets Sundays at 6 20 Mrs America White leads the Juniors Mrs Hartley will lead with the subject How can we win friends and keep them.
Sunday school at 2 p.m. preaching at 3 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Prayer services from last week will continue next week as preparations for revival services starting July 15.
Sunday services include morning worship at 10 15 with Gorean prelude by Ried and solo The Lord is My Shepherd. Sermon theme The Lad and the Loaves. Evening Union sermon at First Presbyterian. New Salem Christian Sunday school 9 50 with orchestra. Church notes invite all to attend.
Miss Hiclon Marguerite Quing to Ba Bellus announced to wed in St Peter and Paul Cathedral Indianapolis Wednesday morning at 9. Bellus formerly lived on a farm 42 miles east of Thorntown. Also notes on band concert at Lebanon, Lebanon baseball vs Ladoga, Vacation Bible School, and Princess Theatre film The Wide starring Charlie Chaplin. Personal mentions list Thorntown residents visiting Indianapolis, Frankfort, and Bloomingotn, with many trips to Indianapolis and nearby towns.
A Sunday School training school is a new feature of the Battle Ground program this year. The conference runs July 23-28 with classes in Sunday school administration teaching principles and methods for various age groups. The forty-ninth Battle Ground camp meeting runs July 26 through August 5 with speakers including Rev. George Elliott and Bishop Charles Wells Burns. Girls work directed by Miss Alice Treuschal and a Malaysia missionary directs the girls program. Bayville will host a Girl Scout camp July 30 to August 5 for boys nine to fifteen under camp laws.
A man resting on a bowlder at Wilut Will in Dorado county found gold while idly chipping with a hammer. The discovery produced eight thousand dollars in gold nuggets, reported as pie lucky day in California.
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