02 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
1
Morning Sunday School at 9 30. Bring a friend. Vesper service at 66 p wi led by the young folks with topic Echo From Rivervale. Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 Nola D Youer deaconess officiating.
When not in Linten on Sunday attend a local church. Church school 6 30 a.m. morning worship 10 30 a.m. theme Table Talk of Jesus. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Union service at Saron Reformed Church 7 30 p.m. Pastor K M McKown leads.
The church schedules worship at 9:30 a m Sunday school, 10:30 worship, 6:30 Young Peoples class, 7:30 evening service. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30. The preacher will give the second sermon on Conversion Sunday night using the Philippian trailer as basis. The sermons focus on practical Christian living and draw considerable interest. Pastor C 26 Vincent welcomes all.
The revival will continue this week and may extend next week with overflow crowds and strong interest. A baptismal service is planned Sunday at 2:30 PM at South Linton known as daybird Roost. Sunday school starts at 9:30 AM, led by superintendent Mrs. Isaac B. Tucker. The evangelist Rev. Cook will speak at morning and evening services, with Isaac B. Tucker as pastor.
Sunday activities include Bible school at 9:30 a.m. with morning worship at 10:30 a.m. at various churches. Union meetings, homecoming events, and quarterly conferences are noted, along with sermons by named pastors and choir performances. Church leaders urge planning worship weekly.
The Sunday school begins at 9 30 with Peep Tab at 11 and evening worship at 7 30. The pastor speaks on The Suffering Savior Sunday evening and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7. The text mentions a sermon topic and notes about the speaker and service details.
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Gordon Kemble pastor notes that Ruth The Moabitess will be presented by the Junior and Senior B Y P U. Esther Bolton will be senior group captain and Dora Pope a leader while Juniors’ sponsors are Flavia Squire and Alma Pope. The message cites 2 Corinthians 5 15 about living not for self but for Christ who died and rose again.
Saron Reform Church reports a successful outdoor Sunday with cooperative committees. The day features Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:15, youth gathering at 6:30, and a union service at 7:30 led by Miss Nola Yoder of Glenburn Mission.
Light and water services may be disconnected after the first of the month if current bills and 10 percent of outstanding balances are unpaid. Future disconnections apply if bills exceed minimum charges unless paid in cash or proven to support laundry livelihood. Light and Water Plants by City Council.
Mrs Gles Bonham hosted the Willing Workers of the M K church at a lawn party on her Dugger home Tuesday night with games won by Miss Oris Hendrickson and Mrs Jones. Lemon ice wafers and ice cream were served. Guests included Mrs Bonham's mother and sister Mrs W J Hancock Sullivan and Mrs Louise J Schnieder Wichita Kansas and Mrs Charles Mason. Class members listed include Mesdames Bert Kramer Carrie Brown Jake Yung Id Jones and D C Phillippe Misses Mae Hendrickson and Cris Hendrickson and Mrs Spencer Nostess.
Report from Free man Greene County hospital states Mrs Thomas Richardson’s condition is unchanged after several days of serious illness. The hospital requests that inquirers avoid calls and use phone number 287 W for information.
Hogs 4,500. holdovers 69. heavies 10.00 to 10.25. mediums 10.90 to 11.15. lights 11.00 to 11.20. Cattle: one load 1,107 lb steers 11.25. heifers down. cows 4.50 to 6.50. cutters 4.25 to 8. Vealers 10 higher. Sheep 800. lambs steady. better ewes and wethers 8.00 to 8.75. Slaughter steers 1 to 3 lower.
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