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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
2
The piece outlines subscription and delivery terms for a Democratic Newspaper in Indiana. It details per week, per month, and annual rates for in state and out of state mail, with renewal requirements and the publisher Carter Terry listed as the contact. It notes notices about discontinuing subscriptions if not renewed.
The column lists insertion rates for classified advertising per word with a two word minimum and 24 cent per line for reading notices. It also notes obituaries and cards of thanks are not purely social notices and mentions rates for permanent contracts and open applications.
Morning worship at 9:50 followed by Sunday school at 10:50 and evening service at 7:00. A candle light program invites all to attend with candles. Theme for the evening is A Light to Lighten the Gentiles. Bertha A. Hardy, pastor.
The Church of God invites all to its Sunday school at 9 30 with Mrs Pearl Tucker superintendent for all ages A morning worship at 10 35 features the sermon The Three Crosses The Christian Crusaders youth service at 6 00 led by Miss Geneva Calvert and an evening service at 7 00 described as warm and friendly Special singing Wednesday prayer meeting led by Pastor Isaac Tucker at Tugker Doe Tsaac BOT Tugker
In the basement service of worship and communion a sermon titled Wonders of God’s House is given. The BLY.P.U. meets at 6 with Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith addressing youth. A Guild Vesper Service and annual WWG program are set for 4 30 p.m. Sunday. Evening worship at 7 features a sermon titled Pictures That Live. A city class meeting follows Monday at 7 at Mrs Harris Wilkie’s home. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 led by Harry J Bailey.
Olive Branch Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m B Y P U at 6 p m prayer band at 6 50 p m and evening worship at 7 p m A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 20 00 p m features the pastor message themed morning worship and evenings focus on The Ups and Downs of a Chris tian s Career B Y P U topics for Juniors and Seniors led by Gordon Kemble pastor.
Saron Reform Church lists Sunday events with Bible school at 9 39 am under Henry Kramer, morning worship at 10 30 am themed Enduring Word, evening service at 7 50 pm, Christian Endeavor at 6 15 pm, and choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 15 pm.
The Young Ladies Sunday school class of the Church of Christ held a Monday evening party in the church basement. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by Mesdames Joby Ormandy Alvin Wheeler Harve Hummel William Hopkins Dustin Stewart Glenn Moody Carl Edds Lawrence Bailey Cecil Stevenson Pauline Abram Bert Chambers Jesse Graham Alva Jones Ernest DeNeve Charles Ross Dana Pig J R Clark Frank Shepherd Tillie Rhodes Orval Miller E O Chowning Gerald Arbell Mrs Smith and Lillian Pirtle. Basil J Young returned home after visiting relatives in Anderson. David Guthries of Terre Haute spent the weekend with friends, Miss Oris Hendrickson and Mae Hendrickson, and Mrs Jake Yung were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Seaman at their Hymera home on Sunday. Mrs Clarence Goodrich left Monday for a visit with relatives in Colton Ohio. Harry Loveaul James Ragsdale and Ray Davis were in Linton Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Ben Freeman George Kions William Freeman and Jack Stewart were in Linton Monday evening.
Dr Bell outlines Pauls farewell guidance in First and Second Timothy. He notes Timothys origins in Lystra, explains the ministers duty to guard the gospel, and urges steadfastness, study, and faithful proclamation as the churchs light in a world of false teaching.
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