Church Services Offer Sunday Invite
An advertisement invites attendance at the United Brethren church service this Sunday, asserting the church as a national asset akin to wartime value and labeling underminers as traitors to country and faith.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
1
An advertisement invites attendance at the United Brethren church service this Sunday, asserting the church as a national asset akin to wartime value and labeling underminers as traitors to country and faith.
A local church reports good progress in Vacation Bible School with a strong group of boys and girls excelling in Bible work and crafts. Singers and choir will lead the night service as the pastor discusses hymns by Baptist authors. A lecture by Mrs Lula Loveland Shephard at the Methodist church is announced for Wednesday night.
Tomorrow services begin at 9 15 with orchestra and Bible school at 9 30 Worship at 10 46 Sermon The Church At Work Special music Fellowship Dinner bring lunches reports from departments semi annual business meeting Christian Endeavor meets 6 30 topic Our Need For A Christian Sunday Evening sermon The Significance of Christ Wednesday union meeting at First Methodist with Mrs Lula Loveland Shepherd Ladies Aid Friday birthday party for Mrs Mary Aydelotte 189 Fourth St N S public invited W T Mullins pastor
M E Church urges all to attend tomorrow with warm welcome and teaching across all departments. A children's day program last Sunday drew a large audience and praise for the committee. FE L service at 6 30 PM invites young people. Rivervale trip planned. Mrs Lulu L Shepherd of Salt Lake City will speak next Wednesday at 7 30 PM on Mormonism. all citizens urged to attend.
Salvation Army presents a night program with song service prayers led by Mrs Rich recitations by Esther Elgan and Stanley Shanklin duets by Henryetta and Snava Wonders and corps cadets Grace Carr Esther Elgan Geneva Kirkley Clara Shanklin Nettie Osborn Agnes Cox Violet Buckquest Juanita Shanklin Icy Hamlin Vera Daniels Leona Belval with Mrs Shanklin and Mrs Opal Bernes in charge. Public invited. Meetings follow tomorrow with 9:30 company, 10:30 holiness, 6:00 Y P G, 7:00 open air, 7:30 indoor. Next week Home League Tuesday Corps Cadets Wednesday 2 PM Public meeting Thursday 7:30 Ensign Morris.
A note invites families to bring children to nine Sunday school classes for all ages. The announcement mentions a cooperative effort led by the superintendent and aims to build a bigger, better facilities to accommodate more attendees.
The Sunday lesson is Peter Teaches Good Citizenship with services at 4:30 PM and a sermon series on Bible characters by Pastor Elmer Jaberg. A large choir is planned with a Wednesday rehearsal at 7:30 PM and a Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday.
Morning worship at 9 30 pastor talk at 10 00 Bible study at 10 15 sermons titled Things we have not done in the morning and The Ideal Christian in the evening The church will attend the Union meeting at the M E church Wednesday evening The Christian Endeavor Convention of the Indiana Conference Branch meets at Corydon Ind Monday morning Delegates from Linton church led by E Roberts pastor
The Glenburn Mission announces a series of religious meetings starting Sunday with 9:30 AM Sunday school and 7:30 PM worship led by Rev. Lester N. Abel. Weekly events include Ep worth League Monday, community singing Tuesday, Ladies Aid Wednesday all day, Campfire girls Thursday 6:30 PM, and Friday prayer meeting.
Regular meeting tonight at 7 30. Sunday school tomorrow at 9 30. Morning worship at 11 o'clock and Sunday night meeting at 7 30. The public is invited to attend.
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