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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
1
In the morning the pastor concludes the Lord's Prayer series with the topic Evil and Prayer. The Rev. Dr. J. M. Walker, superintendent of the Bloomington District, will preach at the evening service and preside at the Fourth Quarterly Conference session after. -E. M. McKown, pastor.
The First Baptist Church morning service at 9 30 features worship and adult and children’s classes, with a sermon Verily and a children’s talk Fiend We Never Have Seen. Evening service at 7 30 will feature Miss Ina E Burton, missionary to South India, with moving pictures. The Children’s Day pageant For Every Child is set for next Sunday evening June 14 under Mrs David Shields. The week includes Women’s auxiliary talks on Giving Christ to Japan and The Waiting Millions, piano solo by Doris Breck, and Lord’s Prayer closing. Next meeting at Mrs Roy Hayes’s home in July, led by Mrs Claude Sipes on China.
Mrs Arthur Taylor delightfully entertained the Bide A Wee club Thursday afternoon at her home. Four games of Cootie were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs Clyde Grass, Mrs Roscoe Dodd, Mrs Glen Smith, and Mrs Stewart Wright. Penny dill prize won by Mrs Frank Taylor. Refreshments of tuna fish salad Parker House rolls pineapple sherbet cake and coffee served at small tables. Members present included Mesdames Carl Donie Stewart Wright Glenn Smith Roscoe Dodd Frank Taylor and the hostess. Stewart Wright will entertain next Wednesday with a theatre party.
The Church of God invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 35 and an evening service at 830 led by Rev Isaac B Tuckey. The Christian Crusaders meet at 630 with youth at grips with Christ and readings with Miss Genevia Calvert presiding.
Olive Branch Baptist church invites the community to morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with prayer bands at 6 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 p m The pastor Gordon Kebble affirms the Bible as fully inspired and urges attendance to hear scripture preached and learn of Jesus Christ on every Lord s Day
The First Christian Church invites attendance with inspiring music led by Ray Singer and Vernon Foster. Worship at 10:36 with a sermon on Our Fathers Days and Ours. At 7:30 pm the Junior and Primary departments present a Children’s Day program, foreign missions offering, choir practice Thursday at 7:30 pm. M V Foster is pastor.
Lyons Ind June 5 The Women’s Missionary Society of Lyons Christian Church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Gastneau. A pot luck dinner preceded a day of program including singing sermons and talks by district secretaries Mrs Bruney and Mrs Hower Donagher of Buenos Aires Argentina. Guests included Mr Mrs Homer Donagher and children of Buenos Aires and Mrs Ruth Westman and daughter of Chicago.
Mrs Clyde Breck entertained the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Omer Dodd opened the meeting, with scripture read by Mrs Roy Hayes and prayers offered. Mrs Workman led the program and spoke on missionary work in Japan.
Chicago June 4 Up Frank Knox publisher and Republican presidential hopeful urged a return to early American principles in foreign policy. He said the nation should retain freedom to act independently in any international crisis while seeking peace through its own conduct and attitude. He advised reading George Washington's farewell address in response to questions about foreign policy.
David D. Wiles camp No 86 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary will meet in regular session at 7 o'clock Monday night June 8 in the V. I. W. hall. The meeting will be the last to be held before a mentioned union. Members are urged to attend.
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