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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

6

Children’s Day Program at First Baptist Church

The annual children’s day program at the First Baptist Church features pantomime Bible scenes, special music, and various performances. The 7:30 p.m. event includes instrumental music, violin, recitations, poems, soloists, and multiple pantomimes such as Ishmael Isaac Joseph Moses Benjamin David Joash and Prodigal Son with a public invitation.

First Baptist Church Mary Symms Madeleine Wright the Hunter Bugler and Herald William Pirtle Willis Sarrah Ishmael Isaac Joseph Benjamin Miriam Moses Joseph Beasley, Jr Samuel Madeline Wright David

Natiramas Class Meeting At Mrs. Cecil Brock Home

The Natiramas class of First Baptist held a social meeting at Mrs. Cecil Brock's home last night with a brief business session. The program included Vocal solos by Mrs. Montell Cleveland, scripture by Mrs. Harris Wilkie, prayers by Mrs. A. J. Winters, piano solos by Mrs. Grover Van Meter, readings by Dorothy Mae Liddill and Helen McGriffen, group readings, and two contests won by Mrs. Wilkie and Miss Edythe O'Brien. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants, with thirty members present and several guests.

First Baptist Church Cecil Brock Montell Cleveland Harris Wilkie A. J. Winters Grover van Meter Dorothy Mae Liddill Monteil Cleveland Edythe O’brien Helen McGriffen Reading Esther Singer David Shields Carolyn Singer Roy Hays Wayne Corbin George Liddill Dorothy Mae Bland Silvey

Musical Sunday at Local Church With Special Program

Sunday school at 9 30 to be followed by a special musical program featuring Beatrice Steward and Hedwig Harting piano duet Thelma Haseman vocal solo Rudolph Kramer and Harold Schloot clarinet duet George Gilbreath violin solo with William Gilbreath accompaniment No preaching as pastor on vacation Christian Endeavor meets at 7 All welcome Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 at Mrs William Terrills Third street northwest Expect good attendance Friends of the church and college students invited to services

Beatrice Steward Hedwig Harting Thelma Haseman Rudolph Kramer Harold Schloot George Gilbreath William Gilbreath Christian Endeavor Ladies’ Aid Society William Terrill Third Street Northwest

Church Schedule and Endevor Convention Notice

Morning worship starts 9 30 with a 10 o clock sermon titled Modern Pit Digging aimed at youth. Bible study at 10 15 and Endeavor meetings at 6 30. Evening sermon at 7 30 The Child and the Church. Weekly devotional Wednesday at 7 30. Annual Christian Endeavor convention in Washington Indiana on Monday June 25 speakers Dr O T Deever Dr J B Showers. Indiana Central College quartet performs Tuesday 7 30 PM. Public invited. K Roberts pastor.

Christian Endavor Washington Indiana O. T. Deever J. B. Showers Indiana Central College Quartet K. Roberts

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICES

The First Christian Church invites worshipers to attend morning services at 10:45 with an 9:15 orchestra, 9:30 Bible school, and a sermon on Aspects of True Religion. Miss Karline Mitchler will sing. Evening Endeavor at 6:30 features Special music and a sermon on The Victorious Life. Baptismal service follows.

Karline Mitchler Harrisburg Christian Endeavor Society W. T. Mullins

The Man Who Sings At His Work at First M E Church

Loyalty and devotion are rewarded says pastor E Haley in morning service on The Man Who Sings At His Work. Sunday school 9:30, morning worship 10:30, Children's Day program 7:30, prayer meeting 7:30, all welcome.

Epworth League Welccome E. Haley

Program of pageant and pantomime at worship hour

A program of pageant pantomime recital and music will be given at the evening worship hour at 7 30 led by Pastor C A Cook.

C. A. Cook

Wanetta Club Meeting At Mrs Stewart’s Home

The Wanetta club was hosted yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Andy Stewart with social time and business. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Don Keller and Mrs. Willard Goodson. Refreshments served to Mesdames James Priest, Don Keller, Willard Goodson, Blanche Barnard Dunning and Andy Stewart. A favor was given to each guest. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. EiTie Walton’s home.

Wanetta Club Andy Stewart Don Keller Willard Goodson James Priest Blanche Barnard Dunning EiTie Walton

District Melting and Picnic of Metropolitan Insurance Men

An all day meeting and picnic of Metropolitan insurance agents and their families was held at East Side Park in Washington. About twenty five agents plus spouses and the manager attended. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shackleford with children from the city joined. Mrs. Shackleford won two contest prizes in the afternoon.

Park Washington Ryapfordway Pour Désistanta Henry C. Hill Harry Shackleford

Personal reminiscences and travel hints from local ties

A string of social visits and travel notes details H W Delong and daughter Doris driving to Indianapolis to visit Miss Florence Strouse in Terre Haute, Sylva Bach and Raymond Utterback from Detroit visiting family, and multiple relatives seen in Terre Haute Carlisle Bicknell and Detroit. Also mentions Rev Frakes traveling to Seymour and West Point prelims for William Huber. Virginia Small and Margaret Cooper depart for Indianapolis to pursue studies and duties.

H. W. Delong Doris Indianapolis Florence Strouse Terre Hauté Tenn Ezra Gibson Ora Benefield Vern Smith Carlisle Charles Patton Bicknell Lloyd Perrigo Detroit Mich C. M. Barr Daisy Ballard Stockton State House Margaret Linton C. W. Johnson Sherrell City Lucille Johnson Miss Johnson

Salvation Army Schedule Of Meetings And Open Airs

Salvation Army announces a series of open air and corps meetings throughout the week. Sessions include Sunday company meeting at 9 40 and holiness at 10 30, with early Saturday and weekday enlists and youth, corps cadets, and public meetings led by Ensign Morris at Pleasantville and other locations.

Salvation Company Holiness Life Saving Scouts Band of Love Soldier’s Corps Cadets Pleasantville Ensign Morris

Sunday Services and Pageants Schedule at Epworth Church

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with a children’s day program at 7 30. A pageant titled His Loving Words precedes a drama The Challenge of the Cross by the Epworth League. Epworth League Monday night. Ladies aid Wednesday afternoon. Mother’s club Thursday at Mrs James Maddox home. Prayer meeting Friday 7 30 led by deaconess Nola D Yoder.

Epworth League Ladies Aid Mother's Club James Maddox Nola D. Yoder

Revival Tent to Open Sunday With Evangelist Larry Newgent

Sunday school at 9 30 led by S Wright superintendent preaching at 10 30 focused on fathers Evening worship at 7 30 Cottage prayer Tuesday and Thursday services Our revival service begins next Sunday Rev Larry Newgent known as the cyclone prison evangelist will lead with his singing party in charge Church tent planned F E Clifford pastor

Wright Larry Newgent F. E. Clifford

First Baptist Church Sunday Services Set

Sunday school and morning worship at usual hours with a pastor’s message. B Y P U. junior and senior at 6 30. The children's day event noted.

W. A. W. Club Meeting At Edith Scott Home

Miss Edith Scott hosted the W. A. W. club last evening with most members present. Gaynell Workman won the contest prize and charity refreshments were served by Miss Edith Scott and her sister Ruth. Mrs. John Wilson to host next meeting.

Edith Scott W. A. W. Club Gaynell Workman Miss Scott Ruth Scott John Wilson

Chatter-Stitch Club Meets at Mrs. Ecker Home

The Chatter and Stitch club met yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Raymond Ecker. Mrs. Carl Poe won a prize and tasty refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. Charles Wills and children, Nettacriss Humphreys, Joan Humphreys of Bloomington, and Helen McGriffen. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Stewart's home in two weeks.

Raymond Ecker Carl Poe Charles Wills Nettacriss Joan Humphreys Bloomington Helen McGriffen Robert Stewart

End of Year Weiner Roast at Berns Woods

The Endeavor of the Christian church held a weiner roast at Berns woods last night with about twenty people. Rev Mullins said the weiners and marshmallows were fine. Several songs were sung and everyone enjoyed the gathering.

Christian Church Berns’ Woods Mullins

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