Fruitful Wisdom Cited as Righteous Path to Life
A religious verse notes the fruit of the righteous as a tree to life and wisdom that wins souls, emphasizing virtuous living and outreach in spiritual terms.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
1
A religious verse notes the fruit of the righteous as a tree to life and wisdom that wins souls, emphasizing virtuous living and outreach in spiritual terms.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 am led by Bill Cook recount a former underworld life in Chicago and New York and now a converted man He urges parents to bring children and hear his sign y of how men come back The event marks his last appearance in Linton with a cordial invitation to attend Also church activities include choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 gi pm and Service class meeting rescheduled to Thursday at 2 pm for a Christmas gathering at Mrs Ray Magruder s home Children not in school expected to attend Pastor Jaherg signs off inviting all to join on Sunday
Christian worshippers are invited to observe the Lord's Day with a church program including Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 b p m and another preaching at 7 p m Pastor D W Subtle extends a welcome to all attendees.
Epworth League meets Monday evening at 7. Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday for an all day meeting. Bible study Thursday evening and Prayer meeting Friday evening. Children rehearse after school each evening for the Christmas program. Program planned for Sunday evening December 22. Nola D. Yoder deaconess.
The fragment outlines a church timetable with lessons at 10:00 service followed by communion. Young People meet at 3:15 p.m and the regular preaching service at 7:00 p.m with the sermon Jonah and the Gourd. Morning sermon titled My Sake. Wednesday prayer meeting led by Brother Meredith, minister Edward T. Kranz.
Sunday school at 9 30 for all ages worship at 10 30 in the absence of the pastor Miss Nola Yoder deaconess in charge of Glenburn Mission leads the service Mp north League at 6 pm Sherill Johnson leads topic How to Live on Twenty four Hours a Day Evening service at 7 pm pastor starts a sermon series The Qualifications of a Good Father five Sunday evenings family attendance urged Wednesday 7 15 pm prayer life of Jesus church welcomes all T Alexander pastor
The new Baptist church at Switz City will be dedicated tomorrow with an 11:00 a.m. worship service and a 2:15 p.m. basket dinner. The dedication service is scheduled for 1:15 p.m.
The First Baptist Church invites all Sunday school teachers and members to attend in prayerful mood tomorrow morning as Rev G C Mitch speaks at the Sunday school hour and preaches at morning worship. The Big BP A will lead a 6 o clock conversion and baptism is planned at the opening night. Young people may have a program number and visitation evangelism continues all next week with all invited to join in worship and prayer with Vicksburg Church.
The Bible school starts at 9 30 a m inviting all. Morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon The Vision That Disturbed Contentment. Evening service at 7 p m with sermon Knowing God. Aid society meets Wednesday afternoon and choir rehearsal Thursday evening. Public invited. W T Mullins minister.
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Holiness meeting at 10:45 a.m. Young People’s Legion at 6 p.m. Salvation meeting at 7:15 p.m. Public meetings every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Tilk. Salvation Army plans a street Christmas kettle starting Saturday to collect for the Christmas fund. Captain red Harvey.
Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young Peoples at 6:00 p.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Hildenberg of Bedford will preach both morning and evening services.
Special to Toot Daily captures a Thanksgiving roundup listing visitors from Terre Haute Indianapolis Vincennes Evansville and surrounding towns. Names include Christenberrys Keller McIntosh Gentry Richardson Musselman Kinaman and Brewe r with extended family hosting across Newberry and nearby communities.
Funeral services for James Brown who died Thursday evening of pneumonia will be held at one o'clock Sunday afternoon from the M B K church. Burial in Lebanon cemetery. Basil Palmer died Thursday morning of heart trouble and his funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 1, conducted by Rev J R Clark, burial in Dugger cemetery. Mrs Roy Tison hosted the Thursday afternoon Bridge club with Mesdames Goodman, Spinks, Berns, Bledsoe, Calling, Schofield, Dukey and the hostess. Mr and Mrs W T Hancock of Sullivan returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Glen Bonham and family since Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs John Funk of Linton spent Thursday with Mrs Funk's mother Mrs Lucy Harrison. Mr and Mrs Otho Brown of Terre Haute were here.
Ha?e transacted business here Thursday with Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of Flint Michigan visiting relatives Eli Edwards and family Mrs Bertha Ingram and son Virgil with guests Laurel Ingram and baby of Flint Michigan Dr and Mrs AverIsible and others from San Benito Texas returned to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Gus Kielblock and Mr and Mrs Joe Yung Wm Neal left Friday for Princeton to work this winter Balfour Arthur has gone to Paris Missouri to manage a Kroger store Arthur Leffler took his place in the local Kroger store Mrs d W Feldman of Robinson Illinois guest of her daughter Mrs Paul Goodman and family Friday evening Church announcements: M F 9 30 Sunday schools 10 80 morning worship sermon Good Samaritan 7 00 evening worship sermon Que Life Subject Rev R J Crider Church of Christ 190 Bible school 10 46 morning worship and communion Sermon Launch Out in the Deep 6 15 young peoples meeting 7 15 evening worship German subject Is the Christian Religion Real Rev J Ry Clark pastor
The city churches prepare Christmas programs with music and song. The Baptist church will present the cantata The Coming of the King directed by Jack Morgan of Jasonville with Will Elson as organist. The chorus has about thirty voices and a twelve member committee plans the Christian church program.
A Salvation Army program features short plays and special music by the Sunday school, with practice starting this week. Mrs Roy Borders will direct the cantata Yuletide Memories to be performed at the Methodist church before Christmas, as Ewig presides at the gathering. The United Brethren committee met Tuesday to finalize arrangements, though the program details remain undecided.
The annual sale of Christmas seals to aid in fighting tuberculosis will launch again this year. Local residents will receive seals by mail to return or remit the funds. Those who do not receive seals may obtain them from Mrs. Hattie Sherwood, 210 First Street Northeast.
A United States weather bureau report notes a library of 47 000 banks dedicated to weather data and related materials. The finding underscores the breadth of meteorological records collected for analysis and forecasting.
Philadelphia Inquirer notes a scientist’s claim that small vegetable quirks yield no major outcomes, even as parsnip and currett mischief touch on food studies and public interest.
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