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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
2
Rev. B H Bruner speaks at 10 45 Sunday on The Church Re United. Bible school 9 30. Summer service schedule to begin June 19. Sunday evening 7 30 Divine Healing sermon last until September. Social hour follows. Board and wives host after service. Refreshments served.
Isaac B. Tucker announces upcoming revival led by a nationally known evangelist after urging parents to enroll 17 million American children in church schools. He cites a large number not attending church schools and promotes morning worship at 10 40, evening service at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer at 7 30, inviting all to participate.
The pastor C. D. Plummer invites all to Sunday worship with Dr. Walker presiding at morning service and Fourth Quarterly meeting business. Epworth League meets at 6 15 p m with Lenore Reeve leading devotional. A Children s Day program is planned and Sunday school 9 30 a m preaching 10 30 a m. Bible study Monday 7 p m covers John 12. Prayer service Wednesday led by Mr Jolliff. Bring a friend.
The divine worship service will be held Sunday morning at 10 30 O clock The church school will observe Sunday as Children s Day The service will begin at 930 a m Monday evening The Christian Endeavor society will meet at 6 30 p m and the choir will rehearse immediately after The Ladies Aid society will meet at Westphalia at 2 p m
Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 by Rev K P White Basket dinner at noon services at 2 30 pm message by Rev G H Ramsey and services at 7 30 pm to close the revival meeting There will be services Saturday evening at 7 30 The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.
The First Baptist Church hosts a family friendly unified service at 9 30 with children’s sermon The Great Book for All and sermon The Eternal Problem and the Eternal Imperative for older children and adults A 6 36 p m B Y O B meeting and a 7 30 p m evening service The Power of Speech text Matthew 12 37 Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 Strong men gain power from God and the church as God’s tool Go to church on Sunday minister Harry J Bailey invites attendees
A devotional note emphasizes Romans 8 28 that God makes all things work for good for those who love Him. It lists weekly church events open air and salvation meetings Bible study Tuesday, and weekly practices for a girls softball team.
The Sunday school is strong and voluntary Bible study aimed at building faith. Classes for all ages begin at 9:30 a.m. The minister Robert B. Boyd discusses The Church at Work at 10:30 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. titled Serving for Wages. Youth meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible study and prayer meet at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs Carl Clark and son Dorm an of White Plains Ky return home after a week with Mrs Clark's parents Mr and Mrs Will Inman and son Billy. Mrs Rugh Zenor visits sister and family in Columbus. Mrs Clifford Royer and son Clyde of Midland guest of Mr and Mrs Soscoe Davidson. Jean Inman ill in Bloomington nurses training. Mrs Chester Clemmens in Sullivan hospital doing satisfactory. Visits by Winfrey Abercrombie Hays Cox Inman families to Sullivan Merom Bluff Indianapolis and Terre Haute with various relatives.
Sunday events feature Mr and Mrs J B Plew and many visits across Farmersburg Edwardsport Vincennes Lyons Owensburg Linton and Bloomfield. Ill residents Harrell and Mrs Cleve Hays reported improving and seriously ill respectively as a range of kin and friends gather for birthdays anniversaries and club meetings including the Home Lovers club apron demonstration and roll call on embarrassing experiences.
Helsinki chamber proposal urges road culture courses for walkers cyclists and motorists. Those who complete tests would receive certificates. The plan aims to standardize behavior and improve safety on city streets.
A homing pigeon exhausted from a northbound flight landed at Mrs. Warren Jonas in Santa Rosa. It stayed, was fed, then took off again, continuing its non stop journey despite the fatigue.
Beekeepers across Indiana report a potential three million pound honey harvest aided by increased clover acreage and favorable rainfall. Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, notes strong production with some apiaries yielding fifty pounds in two days. Winter losses threaten the record crop, with colonies frozen or weakened.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Heim of Connersville visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Charles F Heim. Wanda Gilmore of Vincennes stayed with aunt Mrs Emma Sharp. Mrs Grace Ogg of Daytona Fla visited relatives here. Mrs Martha Flemming returned home for the summer after wintering elsewhere.
Victor Ball of 306 South Harris Avenue testifies Retonga eased acid indigestion sour stomach gas and heartburn after meals. He says the medicine also solved constipation and renewed energy and nightly awakenings. He would not take money for the help he received.
Mrs. Albert Goodrich of Bloomington attended with her daughter. Mrs. Lola Collins, Mrs. Arle Riggins and Mrs. Richard Sheehe joined the Democrat meeting in Worthington Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Elden of Terre Haute visited the Turpin family. Mrs. Horace Turpin was in Edwardsport Tuesday.
A fisherman netted a 500 pound codfish measuring 14 feet in length at Jourgas and sold it to a local fishmonger for 150 dollars. Reported as the largest Black Sea catch to date.
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