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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
1
Orena Cook, pastor, urges church and Sunday school members to record yearly deeds, aim for a flawless 1926. Services outline include a 9 30 Sunday school, 10 30 sermon The Path of Life, 6 30 B Y P U, 7 00 sermon Scarcely Saved. Deacons and trustees to meet, prayer meeting Wednesday, revival campaign to begin Jan 3.
First Christian Church officials are urged to attend a joint meeting of all city church boards next Tuesday at 7:00 p m at the Baptist church to plan a simultaneous revival. Tomorrow offers Christmas offerings for the orphanage, with a goal to exceed 100 dollars. Sunday sermons address What Is That in Thy Hand and The Seat of Authority in the Christian Religion. M R Willson, Minister.
The United Brethren notes the holiday season should spark selflessness and community worship. It laments services that focus on personal feast, urging believers to bring leaves and fishes of contribution instead of seeking personal gain, and highlights the church’s integral role in community life.
Sermon notes urge parishioners to serve on the Community Prayer Meeting committee for January as part of the evangelistic drive. Readers are asked to pray before deciding to serve. A Union Official Board meeting is set at the Baptist church Tuesday at 7:00, with United Brethren members asked to plan accordingly. Ernest Roberts.
The Methodist church schedules revival themed preaching and meetings. The pastor outlines Sunday services on revival and Good Resolutions, a Tuesday union board meeting at the Baptist church, Wednesday prayer meeting Getting Ready for a Revival, a Monday 7 o'clock Sunday school board meeting with officer elections, Thursday Ladies Aid society meeting with officer elections, and year end worship. Pastor W. E. Sissna extends New Year greetings and thanks for Christmas remembrances.
The Glenburn church urges Sunday school attendance on the last Sunday of the year with welcome to new scholars. Regular services Sunday night feature boys and girls singing. New Year’s service is Friday night. The note thanks supporters of a recent market and wishes Glenburn friends a Happy New Year from Deaconess Nola Yoder.
International Bible Students hold regular Bible studies in the room over the post office with Sunday services at 10 am and 7 pm, Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm, and Friday Watch Tower articles. Sunday's topic is Atonement Between God and Man. Sunday evening covers Tabernacle Shadows of the Better Sacrifices. All interested are invited.
Community note from West Atlas reports widespread colds and sore throats during the season. Master Hubert Lovelace has chicken pox. Marion Swaby and her little sister Opal, with their father Walter Swaby and grandfather Mr. Jones, are mentioned in a list of local residents.
Relatives gathered for visits and church events as Arkansas visitors join family in Linton. Betty Marie Dennis infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dennis of Linton funeral attended by relatives. Neighbors and families shared meals and quilting bee hosted by Mrs. Anna Shields with guests from nearby farms and towns.
The Apostolic Church announces preaching tonight at 7 15 and Sunday morning Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at 11 o'clock and Sunday evening services at 7. The public is invited to attend all services and enjoy a time in the Lord. J J Wilson, pastor.
There will be no meeting of the Junior Christian Endeavor society at the Christian church tomorrow evening due to the superintendent's absence.
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