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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
2
Sunday School at 9:30 am with Miss Nola Yoder of Glenburn Mission Church in charge. Preaching at 10:30 am. Evening service at 7 led by Rev JC Jaberg. Epworth League at 6 pm with readings by Mrs Bruce Tate on the topic Re solutions.
The notice outlines a unified service from 9 30 to 11 00 acm and a sermon series Starting the Year by Pastor S FE Decker. Christian Endeavor gathers at 6 pm. Evening Worship at 7 pm features a sermon on the Lord's Prayer Give this Day our Daily Bread. Midweek service and choir rehearsal occur at 7 pm on Wednesday and Thursday respectively.
The notice invites all to attend the church services on the last Sunday of the year. Bible school starts at 9:30 am with William Cunningham as superintendent, morning worship at 10:35 featuring the sermon “Annual Invoice of Spiritual Resources.” An evening service at 7 pm will present “Gallio's Indifference.” Foster, pastor, invites all to attend.
Bible classes at 9 50 worship 10 20 Young People 6 p m Night Services 7 Subject for Sunday morning Anno Domini 1986 Night subject What Must do to Keep Saved G G Vincent minister invites all to join in plain New Testament worship and hear these Interesting subjects discussed
The message invites communal worship on Sunday with Sunday school at 0 30 and sermon at 7 00, with Epworth League Monday at 7 00 and Les Circle des Amis Thursday afternoon. It mentions the Glenburn Mission plan and a New Year greeting from Nolan Yoder deaconess.
Olive Branch Baptist Church invites worshipers with Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m BR Y P U at 6 00 p m evening worship at 7 09 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m sermon mornings Joshua s Last Charge evenings Gods Wrath pastor Gordon Kembie offers scripture Psalm 119 57 and an open invitation to feel at home during services
The First Baptist Church announces a family worship service themed Gods Mercies for the closing service of 1935. A sermon Temp ored Justice and a children's talk A Little Boys Friend are included. A play A Sign Unto You directed by Mrs Shields will be performed. Scheduled events include a Watch Night party Monday and a church business meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. Harry J Bailey is the minister.
The Saron Reform Church expresses gratitude for Christmas gifts to the parsonage and invites worshipers to close the year with services. It notes Sunday school at 1:30 pm and morning worship at 6 pm, extends condolences for a family’s loss, and wishes a blessed new year 1936.
Saturday night service at seven, Sunday school at 7:30, morning worship at 11, Sunday night service at seven, Tuesday prayer meeting at seven, Thursday young people at seven. Sunday is the Lord's Day. all are urged to attend. William R. Smith is superintendent of the niece Sunday school. Rev. Juke Smith is pastor. A note on Fujiyama lists 12,295 feet height and 222 miles circumference. A revolution in Panama led to independence on November 3, 1903.
Hollywood screen actress Margaret Lindsay, engaged to Pat Di Cicco, is drawn into the grand jury probe of Thelma Todd’s death. Lindsay was at the same nightclub as Di Cicco the night Todd was honored and was subpoenaed as a witness. Di Cicco flew to New York for the holidays and said he would return as investigators pursue the mystery.
Mrs Blovet Wyatt and committee hosted the Dugger M E E church Ladies Aid Society for a December social. The program featured a Girls Trio, vocal solos, a guitar duet, readings, and verses, with about 36 attending. Several members traveled for visits and officials from Richard Park County toured local schools.
R O Roach a Linton Public Schools faculty member, was a guest of Indiana State Teachers College as Southern Triana teachers were invited to tour the new Laboratory School. The unit opened in September with three teaching modes: demonstration experimentation and supervision. The thirty six faculty hold at least a masters degree and the enrollment exceeds one hundred pupils from kindergarten to twelfth grade. A session begins Saturday January 25 1986 to accommodate visiting teachers from northern Indiana.
Report on livestock prices and trends with cattle calves and sheep data. Holdovers 605 cattle 900 calves 800 steers and best heifers lower overall while bulk steers sell around 11.09. best heifers 8.50. beef sows 4.50-6.25. Sheep 4500 mostly fed Western lambs with slaughter sheep 3.26-6.00. Warley sales near Tuesday. slaughter values up 50 cents at 13.00 for some lots.
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