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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
5
The United Brethren church promotes services by focusing on faithful worship and ensuring attendees leave with a sense of satisfaction. The article notes a drive to advertise through contented parishioners and ongoing efforts to meet worship needs.
The usual attractive services will be observed in this church tomorrow. The Sunday school orchestra will play before the school opens at 9 30. Prayer meeting at 10 30 and 7 30. Epworth League meets at 6 30. Bloomington district S I convention meets at Fairview M E church next Thursday and Friday. Public welcome to attend.
Weekly program notes show Sunday worship at 5 30 with a 10 o'clock sermon titled A search for God. Morning services praise and growth in religion while Endeavor groups meet at 6 30 on Christian duty to health. Sunday evening is a Children's Day planning service. Midweek devotional and choir meetings are listed with an Official Board meeting Tuesday at 7 30 and canvassing and department reports forthcoming.
The notice invites public worship with W. T. Mullins, minister, at 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service and Bible study, Thursday choir practice, and a full attendance. The message emphasizes cordial invitation to worship and community participation.
The First Christian Church outlines Sunday services at 9:15 a.m. with an orchestra, Bible School at 9:30, and worship at 10:45 featuring the sermon The Seed and The Sower. Children’s Day is set for June 12 with school offerings for Missions and class goals. Evening services at 7:30 include evangelistic sermon and choir music. Monday Greene County rally and banquet planned in the building for interested people.
Our Sunday school begins at 9 30 with devotional exercises on Peter preaching to the Gentiles and a public worship at 10 30. Welcome to all desiring fellowship, reception of new members, service class with Mrs Kramer, Girls Missionary Guild with Mrs Fritz, and Daily Vacation Bible School for children 4 to 14. Rev Mullins and Elmer Jaberg extend greetings.
Sunday school at the regular hour with Superintendent Letterman in charge. The pastor, fresh from the Northern Baptist Convention in Chicago, will report on the convention at the morning worship hour. B Y P U meets at 6 30 with a talk on The Full Measure of Christ. Children’s Day program at 7 40 features forty participating children. Daily Vacation Bible school opens Monday morning for supervised recreation and Bible craft. Pastor Oren A. Cook invites all public 참석.
The Church of Christ invites attendance this Sunday with Bible classes at 9 30 preaching at 10 80 sermon in morning titled The Progress of the Gospel Communion at 11 30 no youth meeting Sunday night evening services at 7 30 cover The Two Adams regular Thursday prayer meeting Rev Clymore evangelist from Pulaski Tenn begins meetings Tuesday night at His Church of Christ All are welcome Edward S Kranz minister
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 7 30 evening conducted by Rev N Abel Epworth League meets Monday 7 30 Ladies Aid all day Wednesday Prayer meeting Friday evening at 23 Children prepare daily next week for program on Children's Day Sunday June 12 Nola D Yoder deaconess
Salvation Army announces a street meeting at 7 o clock with an indoor service to follow. Tomorrow schedule includes a company meeting at 9 30 and a holiness meeting at 10 30 led by the Y P B L at 6 00 street location.
Indoor service at 7 30 and a full day meeting on Tuesday. Corps cadets class convenes Wednesday evening at 6 45. Public services held Tuesday and Thursday nights at 7 80. Ensign M Morris invites the public to attend.
Owing to county scheduling, Metropolitan lodge will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Important matters will be acted upon and all members are urged to attend.
Indianapolis, June 4. Ellis Searles, editor of the United Mine Workers Journal, warned during a luncheon address at the Exchange Club that America must awaken to the danger of bolshevism and communism. He warned that many Americans recoil at the idea of confronting these threats.
Fragmentary note claims a communist ambassador has been positioned in Mexico to disseminate 1% propaganda, alleging Latin America and the United States remain unsafe. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details from the source.
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