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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
4
A fragment discusses editor Harrison Smith and uncle Winchell Smith with questions about labor days. It outlines a playful edition of The Language translation listing foods—eggs on toast, cereal, ketchup, onion, water, salt, gelatin, whipped cream, hash—with a sample numbered sequence.
Commencement exercises for the Daily Vacation Bible School will be at 7 30 Sunday night at the Evangelical United Brethren church. The school operates in cooperation with the Central Christian church. Leaders invite the public to attend the program.
The newspaper for the blind published by the Catholic Guild features several pictures per issue. Descriptions are provided by a reader who narrates the images to the blind subscriber.
Children of the First Christian church Lyons will deliver the Sunday sermon titled Yet Lackest Thou One Thing Family Worship in the Home and a Knowledge of How To Conduct It. Written by minister Paul E Kerr, the event marks Children’s Day with Primary Junior and Intermediate members assisting in worship and choir.
The invocation will be given by Line Mullis followed by a responsive reading led by Kay Nichols. Ruth Skemp will offer the morning prayer. Elders and deacons will oversee Holy Communion as usual. Four boys will collect the offering and David Mullis will offer a prayer. The Family Minute is by Helen Bowker. Marsha Pickard will read the morning scripture. Soloist Nancy Rady will sing Jesus Loves the Little Children. Stephen Suhre and Lynett Holtsclaw will preach the sermon. Jo Nichols will pronounce the benediction. Sunday School begins at 9:50 a.m with worship at 11:39. The church aims for 150 in attendance including visitors and a surprise Sunday school choir. The high school group composes the Sunday School choir. The Sunday School offering supports Foreign Missions.
While the minister preached at First Presbyterian Church the thief stole 30 dollars from the church choir room in Waycross Georgia.
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