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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
2
Local organizations list Christmas party plans and evening meetings at churches halls lodges and libraries. Various groups including Keystone Bible class Women of the church Moose chapter Alpha Bible class and Rotary meet at designated times with choir practices and public library events noted.
Forty three relatives and friends gathered at the Methodist church for a tea honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Moores on their sixtieth anniversary. The event featured carols, hymns, solo by Rev. Baldridge, two readings, and gifts for the honorees. An out of town couple, Harold and his wife, joined from near Chicago.
The Lyons Methodist Women’s Society gathered in the church basement for their annual Christmas party. Rev. L D Robertson spoke on The Christmas Star, with musical selections and readings by Mrs Emma Hoover, Mrs Blanche Moore, and others. A candle light service followed the Christmas offering and benediction.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sims entertained with a six o clock dinner at their home. Guests included Leo Gaski SW 3/c of Gary Pete Sentieri SK 3/c of Minnesota and Miss Mae Sims. The Marines are stationed at Crane.
Sunday services include morning worship at 10 30 with sermons Love and Peace Youth Fellowship at 6 00 p m Evening worship at 7 00 p m A Triad Vesper service is set for December 10 at 4 30 p m at the U B church Other meetings include December 12 Men s Brotherhood of Linton Baptist Association at Lebanon Baptist church 7 30 p m Christmas party for Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle at Mrs Wayne Corbins 429 H St N E 7 30 p m Bible reading prayer and meditation December 12 choir practice 7 p m Cantata The Music of Christmas on December 17 Young people present Christmas carols December 24 and Youth Fellowship rally transportation at Vicksburg Baptist church meet 7 30 p m World Wide Guild at Miss Betty Clark 390 D St N W 7 30 p m Tuesday note.
The service outlines include 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 morning worship with sermon Our Opportunity and Glory To God. Pledges toward a 1900 goal aid the Methodist church relief program amid wartime needs. Evening worship at 7 and youth events follow.
The notice invites worship at a friendly little church on the highway with a prayer service Friday at 7 p m, Sunday school at 9 30 a m, Sunday morning worship at 11 a m, and a Sunday evening evangelistic service at 7 p m. It quotes Psalm 145 18 19 affirming God hears and saves those who call on Him in truth.
Dodger, nope.
Rev Paul C Burris and Pastor Lyons lead worship with morning services at 10 30 a m and evangelistic evening at 7 p m. Bible school at 9 30 a m and midweek prayer Wednesday 7 15 p m. Evangelistic revival to begin January 7 led by Rev Elmer Kizzee. The church welcomes strangers and all people.
Rev R C Hale pastor leads Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 with theme A Fine Arc Triad Vesper Service 4 00 Young Peoples 6 15 and Evening service 7 00 with theme The Three Degrees Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 Choir Thursday 7 Delegates to General Conference elected after evening service Church school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Solo There is a Love Embracing All by Mrs L C Ziezier
Quote about helping others opens the note. Worship and Sunday school are scheduled with an evening service. A county rally for youth is planned at the Methodist church Tuesday night with guest speakers Rev. Robert Chaste and Rev. R. B. Baldridge tonight.
A community singing service will be held at the Assembly of God church in West Linton Sunday at 2 p m. All are urged to attend with instruments and songs. Churches will be represented and a good number of singers are expected including the Assembly of God young people's quartet.
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