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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
2
The page lists staff roles for EsKin C Turner and ads for subscription rates, classified rates, and national representation. It includes an obituary section note and a First Baptist Church schedule with services, meetings, and choir rehearsal. It mentions events at 798 Main Street and church activities this week.
Pastor Harry R. Dias Jr leads services with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 Junior and Senior BYF at 6 evening worship at 7 00 all at the same church with S S Supt alph Sanders assisting.
A compact listing of religious services across multiple churches including IT Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist Church Church of the Nazarene and other congregations. It covers ministers, Sunday school times, worship hours midweek services fellowship meetings and special notes for two weeks with no evening services.
The notice lists Mass times at St. Peter's Church at Fourth and E Streets N.E. with 6:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays, 7:30 a.m. weekday masses, and Holy Day timings. L. E. Wead is the pastor, with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and multiple worship services including Christ Ambassadors Tuesday and Assembly Hour Sunday mornings on WBTO.
Paul Haywood named pastor at Nine Mile Church with Daren Hanneur and S Supt. also listed in leadership notes.
Rev. John R. Bolin presides with morning worship at 10 30 and sermon What does Jesus Christ Mean to You. Evening service follows at 7 30 with Growing Up as the subject. Monday schedule listed.
Pastor Floyd Hadsell leads morning worship at 9 30 with a 10 30 young people's service and 7 15 prayer. Wednesday includes an 8 00 Sunday school exhortation urging attendance. Dorothy Carpenter is U P S president and Claude Storey Sunday school superintendent.
The notice lists 440 First Street Northeast for a unified summer service at 9 30 a.m. with Pastor Adolph Stoerker and Superintendent Kenneth Sitterding and organist Mrs George Gilbreath. After the service a 30 minute study group will convene. Rev Alan T Jones of Merom Institute will be guest speaker on Our Ultimate Vocation.
The Full Gospel Mission on B Street Southeast lists Sunday night services at 7 00 p m with Mr Bedwell in charge Supt S S Maudlin and Pastor Sam Tuttie Co present the CST schedule notes.
Sunday services at 9:30 Bible classes for all ages and 10:30 worship with sermon The Challenge of Youths Youth meeting 6 30 Evening singing 7 30 Mon 8 00 Young people meeting at Pleasant Grove Church of Christ Orell Overman speaker Wed 7 30 Prayer Bible study radio WWBT 1 30 sermon How Readest Thou Church of Christ body needs you nationwide message
Elliott Horton pastors Sunday school at 9 36 a m Richard Page notes 3 8 supt Tomorrow W B T O at 2 00 p m Mitchell Quartet singing Evening service at 7 30 p m The Message of the Missing Thumbs Wednesday services Contentment
Elsie Miller, pastor, leads South Linton Mission with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and church service at 2:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Newberry residents hosted relatives from Jackson Indianapolis Washington and Louisville over the weekend and Vera Clark returned home after hospital care in Louisville. Vacation Bible school opened at Newberry Methodist church with daily sessions at 1 36 pm for two weeks.
Bucktown residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend and midweek. Names include Kay Landis, Patty Trimble, Harry Rodgers, Homer Montgomery, and others from Dugger Sullivan Terre Haute and Evansville. Many gatherings took place at distant kin’s homes and local households.
A new Methodist Men group is chartered by the General Board of Lay Activities in Chicago. Edwin T. Yount serves as president, William Collisson as vice president, and Reverend David M. Shepherd leads the Linton First Methodist church as pastor. The effort aims to charter 7,000 of 10,900 planned clubs by 1956, with an estimated two million Methodist men as potential members. Robert G. Mayfield says the organization seeks to mobilize church members to strengthen Christ’s program through devoted service.
A group of golfers from Linton Municipal will face a Cascades course team at Bloomington in a plan Sunday afternoon match at the Li A links. The opening foursome tees off at 12 30 p.
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