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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

3

Mrs Baker Hosts Hyacinth Club Program at Home

Mrs Lane Baker entertained the Hyacinth club yesterday afternoon at her Sixth street southeast home with strong attendance. Roll call quotes from the June poem by Lowell and a charity report opened the meeting. Committees planned a Paul Dress er program for the next gathering and a Salvation Army drive donation was approved. Mrs Stringer sang two vocal solos and Mrs Watson played piano. Contests went to Mrs Page and Mrs Yates. A two course luncheon followed. The club will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Gillim’s home.

Lane Baker Hyacinth Club Sixth Street Lowell Paul Dresser Salvation Army

Young Booster Class Hosts Ice Cream Feed for Sunday School Group

Twenty five boys aged 12 to 15 in the Young Methodist Booster class at the Methodist Church basement enjoyed an ice cream supper hosted by their teacher Edwin Humphreys. The boys, fond of the treat, felt a bit under the weather afterward yet deemed it worthwhile. They presented the popular teacher a new safety razor for his birthday, expressing appreciation and admiration.

Methodist Methodist Sunday School Edwin Humphreys

Circus Days brings seven year old Toby Tyler to Grand

Real life and film wealth converge as Jackie Coogan, now a young millionaire, stars in Circus Days at the Grand next Wednesday. His fame and fortune fuel reports of oil wells and licensing spills but his prime reward remains the screen work as Toby Tyler, earning a dollar a week in the First National picture.

Jackie Coogan Googan Toby Tyler

Notice to pay telephone bills due by tenth day

Telephone bills are due at the New Home Telephone Company office on or before the 10th of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. Office hours are 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday hours are 6 to 8 p.m.

The New Home Telephone Company

Church Services Recount Word as Nourishment for Faith

A church notice urges daily reading of the word of God as vital nourishment to endure trials. It outlines Sunday services including Bible classes at 9:30 a.m., preaching at 10:30 a.m., and evening sermons, with music, a Tuesday business meeting, and Thursday prayer meeting. The Epworth League gathers at 6:30 p.m. A rally aims to boost Sunday attendance to 500, featuring Miss Laurel G. Cissna speaking on her work in New York and a district conference set for Mooresville Tuesday and Wednesday led by President Hughes of Evansville College.

Christendom F. L. Wheeler General Conference Laurel G. Cissna Church of All Nations New York City Columbia University Epworth League Heia Mooresville Hughes Evansville College W. FE. Cissna

First Baptist Church Announces Sunday School and Events

The First Baptist Church invites all to Sunday school with orchestra at 10 o clock and spirited singing. The pastor reports on the Northern Baptist convention. B Y P A meets at 6 30. Evening sermon on The Ascension of Jesus. Next Sunday June 15 is children's night with a program. Christian Endeavor at 6 30.

First Baptist Northern Baptist Convention Jesus Oren A. Cook Suniday Morn Oes Ing. Ee Bible School Bible School Christian Endeavor E. C. Corts

Something for Nothing Sermon At Christian Church

The Sunday night service at the Christian church centers on the sermon Something for Nothing with evangelistic tone. Special music will be provided by both the choir and orchestra during the service. The event starts at 7:80 o clock with Reconsecration as the subtitle.

Pentecost Sunday Services and Children’s Day at Saron’s

The church marks Pentecost or Whitsunday with a children’s day program in Sunday school at 9:30. Offerings support the Sunday school board and missions pledge. Worship follows a 10:30 service titled The Effects of Pentecost. Christian Endeavor meets 6:30 p.m. on The Pilgrim Life sermon. Evening service 7:30 with sermon The Pilgrim Life. All invited by Pastor A. R. Fledderjohann.

Sunday School Board Christian Endeavor Society Saron’s A. R. Fledderjohann

Plan for Sunday worship and services at church

Tomorrow is the one day in seven for rest and worship. Sunday school at 9 15. Come on time or you will miss a part of the well planned program. Morning worship at 10 30. Subject The Heavenly Journey. This service closes promptly at 11 30. Christian Endeavor for intermediates and seniors at 6 30. Evening preaching service at 7 80. The men s chorus will sing. Mid week prayer service each Wednesday evening. You are always welcome at any or all of these services. B S McNeely Pastor.

B. S. McNeely

Glenburn Mission Invites Community to Sunday Services

Sunday morning at 9 30 everybody in the Glenburn community is urged to be present at Sunday school Some churches in town are to have a children s day program and Glenburn Mission church will join It is urged that all fathers and mothers be present to show their children their appreciation The evening service will be at 7 30 o clock The public is cordially invited to attend all the services of Glenburn Mission

Glenburn Glenburn Mission Church Glenburn Mission

Homegrown Berries At Morris Chapel Corner Farm

St Louis and Aroma homegrown strawberries now picking at Isaac Underwood's farm Morris chapel corner. Call for details at the farm.

St. Louis Isaac Underwood Morris Chapel Corner

Film Explains Modern Farming Methods and Machinery Aid

The United States Department of Agriculture has produced over 1,000,000 feet of motion picture film to educate farmers on modern farming methods and machinery for improved efficiency and yields.

United States Department of Agriculture

Hen Like Some Men Metaphor Says Foolish Plans

A rural proverb compares stubborn hens to men who act on a whim without regard for outcomes. The narrator notes both animals and people can pursue sudden ideas without checking for eggs or consequences, highlighting impulsive behavior.

Maple Tree's Secret in Early North America

Before white settlers arrived, Indigenous peoples discovered the maple sap secret and used it to make syrup and sugar, as noted by Nature Magazine. The fragment presents an early account of maple sugar production by Native communities.

New World Nature Magazine

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