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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
1
In 32 years US population rose sixty percent and church membership jumped eighteen percent. The ad argues against claims the church is failing and offers the United Jehthren church here for your benefit. Call for help.
Nanal service opens at 9 16 a m with orchestra. Bible school at 9 30 am. Worship hour 10 46 am sermon The Vine and The Branches. Choir performs. Evening worship 7 30 pm sermon The Man Who Thought of the Future. Union park service follows. Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm topic Where Are Missionaries more need ed India or Africa. Aid Society Wednesday, choir rehearsal Thursday, children Bible drill Friday 4 pm Junior house. Sunday school picnic planned. Public invited. W T Mullins minister.
A church announces a 9 30 morning worship start with a 15 minute Bible study, concluding by 11 00. The morning sermon titled The value of Experience in testing Religion. Evening topic Strong men. Endeavor meetings at 6 30 with Where are Missionaries most Needed. Reports from the Christian Endeavor Convention. Fourth Quarterly Conference Monday at 7 30 with the Conference Superintendent present. Mid week devotional Wednesday at 7 30.
The note urges attendance at Sunday school at 9:30 and invites patrons to bring children to the vacation school. The program and exhibit are set for Thursday night at 7 30 with parents invited to attend. A Sunday school picnic is planned for the children.
The Gather church at Loftlock invites members and the public to attend worship with the pastor delivering sermons at 10:00 and 7:30. The B Y P U meets at 6:30 with a live service and music to follow. The postponed program will be presented Wednesday night.
During July the church joins union Sunday night services at the public park. Tomorrow worship features morning and evening sermons by the pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 with orchestra prelude at 9 16. All orchestra members urged to attend. EB I folks plan Rivervale activities with a grove stand on July 4. Pastor C A McCullough invites all to seek the best in life.
Sunday school at 9 30 with Children s Day exercises titled Living for Jesus. All nonattending members urged to arrive by 10 20. Pastor Elmer C Jaberg speaks How Our School Can Help Them Live Like Jesus at the combined service. Choir and orchestra at 7 Wednesday. Consistory meets Thursday 7 30 at Herbert Bredeweg s home. Quarterly meeting Sunday July 3. Truth Seeker s Class meets Thursday 2 with Mrs. Fred Kramer.
Sunday school tomorrow at 9 30 morning worship at 7 30 evening Epworth League Monday night Community singing Tuesday 7 80 James Clayton Ladies aid Wednesday regular Home Missionary Society meeting Wednesday 7 30 Mothers club party at Mrs James Franklin Blue Bird Girls meet 4 Camp Fire Girls ceremonial meeting 6 30 Prayer meeting Friday 7 30 All invited Nolan Yoder deaconess
Regular services were held at the Church of Christ with strong attendance across all sessions last Sunday. Attendance at each service reflected steady engagement and community involvement.
Bible classes meet at 9 30 worship at 10 30 5 Communion at 11 30 evening service at 7 30 subject David the Shepherd Boy prayer meeting Thursday evening at regular worship time
Tonight at 7:00 an open air meeting followed by indoor service with speaker C. C. George Well. Tomorrow schedules include Company meeting at 9:30 holiness meeting at 10:30 and P. L. at 6:00. Open air at 7:00 and indoor at 7:30 with social meetings Wednesday night. Capt. and Mrs Illis and workers from Bicknell will join. Thursday brings another meeting. Home League hosts an all day meeting Tuesday and serves a public chicken dinner. Ensign M. Mortis invites the public.
The Local Class of International Bible Students Association invites attendance at meetings held in rooms over the post office. Sunday morning at 10 15, Sunday evening at 7, Wednesday evening at 7 30, and Friday evenings at the same hour.
The Rev Thomas Kidd of Bedford is expected to preach tonight and lead Sunday school at 9 30. Worship follows at 11 00 with a Sunday night service at 7 30. The public is invited to attend all services.
The Ministers Association will meet at Welch's Chapel Monday at 10 o'clock in the morning. All members are urged to attend and others wishing to join are invited. O A Cook serves as president.
A grocery ad from Ax & Fry misstates a tomato offer yesterday. The sale advertised 35 cents per pound, but the deal should have been two pounds for 35 cents, prompting questions about pricing accuracy.
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