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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
2
A pastor urges church members to trust God and support the church. Morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon A Man's Worth Sunday school at 9 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with the sermon God Would Provide For Us Epworth League meets Tuesday at 6 45 led by Guy Ramsey.
The First Baptist Church invites all to morning worship at 9 30 with a family service for all ages and a children's sermon titled A Fathers Day Gift. Evening worship at 7 59 features If Ye Will Do This Ye Shall Be Guiltyless before the Lord. Midweek service Wednesday at 7 50. The message emphasizes attending church to relive biblical experiences. Harry J Bailey, minister.
Sunday school at 9 30 with classes for all. Preaching at 10 30 by Rev McMurty of Washington on a minister pension plan fund. Evening service at 7 30. Bible study Monday at 7 on John 13. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15. Choir practice Thursday 7 8. Psalm 118 24 quote.
Robert B. Boyd minister of the Church of Christ will deliver a message at 10 30 Sunday morning on Our Right to Claim to be Un-
Seperningtionary Ss school meets at 7 30. A Rare Choice of Meats will be the minister s discussion at the Sunday evening service which begins at 7 30. This will be a meaty sermon and an urge it. Invitation is given to all to attend this service. Young Peoples meeting at 6 p m with continued studies and drills in the gospel of John. Wednesday evening services begin at 7 30 with improved interest and attendance. Others should come.
The Sunday morning worship begins at 10 30 with Rev A F Lienkaemper of Portland Oregon delivering the morning message. He previously led the Saron congregation from spring 1901 to winter 1908. Church school meets at 9 30 for teachers recognition with speaker Mr R R Miller. Christian Endeavor and choir rehearse Monday at 6 30.
Mrs. Dorothy Bell of Clifton Arizona spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Teresa Goodman. Rev I S McIver and wife were dinner guests of daughter Mrs. Frank Taylor in Linton. Betty Goodman of near Gambill and others visited relatives while Ladies' Aid held a church quilting bee. Walter Davis of Ohio and Billy Hewitt of Linton were in town and Mrs Debbie Goodman visited Pleasantville. Mrs. Goodman recovering from a fall. Stone family moved to Terre Haute. James Jackson visiting his mother Jessie Jackson.
The Toledo city council approved an anti chiselers ordinance with a $100 fine or thirty days in jail for falsifying relief applications changing relief orders and failing to report changes in financial status.
Mary Stuart Bandy recalls a suicide in Spencer and argues cowardice versus endurance. She contrasts families bearing pain to heroes who persevere, then shifts to jealousy, infidelity, hats, and a wartime style anecdote about fear and pain, concluding with the line The coward dies a hundred deaths the brave man dies but once.
James Hanks was arraigned on shoplifting charges after a cardboard box wrapped as a package with a camouflaged door and rubber band mechanism was shown as evidence. Police said he used the box to slip merchandise past clerks, leading to a $200 fine and 30 days in jail.
William H. King, 34, pleaded guilty to breaking 19 panes at the Full Gospel church after saying the praying annoyed him and he thought he ought to stop it. District Judge Arthur P. Stone was informed of the incident in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The Colvin family thanks friends and neighbors for flowers sent to Princeton for the funeral of Mrs. Loucinda Colvin. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colvin.
Hollywood June 17 Firing a wave of innovations Fritz Lang reveals in You and Me that an off screen voice will frame the story. After credits the film fades to black and a theme is spoken about paying for health beauty and living while Emory D Arcy voices the unseen editorial conceit.
The scene features Ray Middleton and actors including George Raft and Barton Mac Lane in a prison recalling their days. A knocking sequence leads to a prison shot and a prisoner lamenting five years as a lifetime. Lang discusses future sound experiments in cinema.
University of Missouri campus poll officials used indelible ink on voters hands to stop ghost voting during recent student elections. The move aimed to prevent repeated ballots by the same individuals at Columbia campus.
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