Christmas Church Schedule Emphasizes Family Worship
The church lists a 9 30 a m Sunday worship with sermons for all ages and a 6 p m young peoples meeting led by Miss Miriam Clayton. Evening service at 7 includes baptism aimed by a sermon Why Be A Church Member with special music. Christmas program at 7 Friday features the church school party. Marvy J Bailey minister.
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Jesus
Young Peoples Meeting
Miriam Clayton
Jesus Christ
Marvy J. Bailey
First Church of God plans candlelight Christmas program
Isaac B. Tucker outlines a church weekend of events including a 9:30 am Sunday school with Claude Russell as superintendent, a 10:40 am service featuring The Greatness of Christ, and a 7 pm candlelight service with a play Sharing Christmas and a dramatization of Silent Night. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 7.
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Isaac B. Tucker
First M. E. Church Christmas Services and Sermon
The First M. E. Church announces a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school for all ages and a 10:30 a.m. morning worship with congregational hymns Joy to the World and Hark The Herald Angels Sing. The choir presents four anthems and the sermon is titled Times Terms Teams. No evening service. Epworth League meets at 6 p.m. Pastor H. G. Ramsey invites all to attend.
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Jerusalem
Herald Angels
Epworth League
H. G. Ramsey
Christmas Program and Cantata at Sunday School Event
Opening at 9 30 oclock with Christmas program led by Mrs FE L Barnes and Mrs George Gonser. Classes form in two groups taught by Reverend Plummer and Mrs John Carrel. At seven PM a Christmas cantata directed by Miss Winona Boston. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 PM. Choir rehearsal announced.
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FE. L. Barnes
George Gonser
Reverend Plummer
John Carrel
Winona Boston
Community Services Invited for Thursday Evening
The public is cordially invited to attend these services Thursday evening, inviting broad community participation and reflection.
Christmas Organ Recital Sets Evening Service Schedule
The morning worship service is Sunday at 10 30 a m Church school meets at 9 30 a m Sunday evening features a recital at 750 on the newly installed organ Ralph W Waterman Evansville artist performs Christmas season music Choir rehearsal is Monday at 7 p m.
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A. m- Church
Ralph W. Waterman
Evaneville
Children to Present Program at Glenburn Church
The Glenburn Sunday school plans a Friday evening program at the church with public invitation. Christmas Sunday features a choir story in song and readings. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and preaching at 7 p m with a Christmas message. Epworth League service Monday evening and Ladies Aid Wednesday. Nola D. Yoder deaconess invites attendance.
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Glenburn Sunday School
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Nola D. Yoder
Test Is No Proof in Ontario Auto Fatality Inquest
In Toronto an inquest into a fatal collision heard that Walter E. Lunn had a blood alcohol content of 3.8 per thousand after the crash, yet coroner W H Avery found him normal with only a breath odor. Dr. W L Robinson cited a British Medical Journal reference suggesting 2.5 per thousand proves drunkenness. Beverly M Stoddart, a milk truck driver, was killed.
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Walter E. Lunn
W. L. Robinson
Toronto University
Lunn
W. H. Avery
Lynn
Beverly M. Stoddart
Local Social Notes From East Bloomfield Drive Area
Mrs. Howard Cullison of Park spent Sunday with Lee Cullison and family. Ray Ashbaugh visited with Jason Huffman and Taylor Pirtle. Everett Heaton and son Kenneth called on Ward Heaton. Bernard Morrison and Ivan Lynn's family visited in Linton. W. E. Heaton visited James Harden. Mrs. Charles H. Davis, patient at Dunn Memorial hospital Bedford, is critically ill. Clyde Hostettler family spent Sunday with Howard Hostettler. Salley Edwards visiting Earl Edwards and family.
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Howard Cullison
Park
Lee Cullison
Ray Ashbaugh
Jason Huffman
Taylor Pirtle
Everett Heaton
Kenneth
Ward Heaton
Bernard Morrison
Ivan Lynn
John Taylor
Linton
W. E. Heaton
James Harden
Charles H. Davis
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Bedford
Clyde Hostettler
David
Norma
Lorene
Howard Hostettler
Salley Edwards
Earl Edwards
Night blindness improved by cod liver oil study
In Tucson on December 16, Dr. Margaret Cammack Smith of the University of Arizona reported that daily cod liver oil helped restore normal night vision in 127 undernourished children after ten weeks. The control group showed no improvement.
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Tucson
Ariz
Margaret Cammak Smith
University of Arizona
Battlefield Wood Now Forms Gavel in Manitowoc
A gavel carved from wood salvaged at the World War Ferme de Hurterise sector in France is presented by the American Legion’s crowning division in Manitowoc County. It memorializes Frank Andérley of Two Rivers, the first president of the county Voiture, who fought in the Hurterise area.
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Dee
Afternoon tea praised as health aid in Montreal
Dr. I. M. Rabinowitch addressed the McGill Chemistry Society praising afternoon tea as a definite aid to health. He said a cup of tea in the afternoon helps keep the body's efficiency high.
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Montreal
U.P
I. M. Rabinowitch
McGill Chemistry Society
Rabinowitch
Storekeeping Said to Be Safest Work in Occupation Study
An England and Wales occupational mortality analysis released by the registrar-general ranks storekeeper's assistants as the safest job and underground metal miners as among the most dangerous. Other low-risk roles include agricultural machine workers and bank officials, while clergymen fare well and hotel keepers poorly. High-risk categories also include sand-blasters, stevedores, slate miners, and quarry workers.
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Des
U.R
England and
Wales
Othors
Tobacco chewing shown as fire hazard at firefighters meeting
At the Granite state firemen's association annual convention in Hampton Beach New Hampshire Theodore G Gunn engineer for the New Hampshire Fire Underwriters Board demonstrated tobacco juice can ignite when it touches certain chemicals.
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Hampton Beach
N. H
U.P
Theodore G. Gunn
New Hampshire Fire Underwriters Board
Granite State
Left to jaw breaks ankle in Boston brawl
In Boston a fist fight left 53 year old Lewis Thornhill with a fractured right ankle after a punch to the chin. He refused to identify his assailant.
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Boston
U.P
Lewis Thornhill
Four-leaf Clover Collector in Ellington Gathers 400
Mrs. Leon Parker in Ellington Conn collected more than 400 four-leaf clovers during the summer, hoping for luck in her finds.
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Ellington, Conn
U.P
Leon Parker
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