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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
2
The morning worship starts at 10 30 in the re decorated auditorium. Church school at 9 50. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 Sunday evening. Women Missionary society meets Thursday at 2 00 at Mrs Haseman's home. Quarterly meeting after morning worship. Choir rehearsals Monday and Wednesday at 7 30.
The First Sunday of the Month is Youth Sunday with an illustrated poster. Morning worship begins at 9 30 with church school for all ages taught by competent teachers. Evening Epworth League at 6 30 features the pastor's sermon.
Theme for Sunday morning is Mognsed but Unclean Still by Robert B. Boyd at 10 50. Bible school at 9 30, young people at 6 50 Sunday evening. Worship with singing and prayer at 7 30 features The Christian's Adversary. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 30. Attendance urged and faithful practice noted.
The church lists preaching at 7 30 p m Saturday. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Bible school for all ages. Morning worship at 11 a m and Sunday evening evangelistic services at 7 30 p m. Rev R J Staats invites all. Union services at First Baptist church 7 30 p m. Epworth League meets at the comrades?
The listings announce a unity house gathering Monday at 7 30 p m citizenship classes Monday and Thursday at 7 p m a full day Circle des Ames event Thursday at the Community House and a Friday meeting at 7 p m The public is invited to attend any or all of these events.
Church notices announce a service schedule with morning worship at 10 40 and evening service at 7 20 led by Pastor Isaac B Tucker. A youth choir will sing and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 49 is planned. Claude Russell is superintendent.
Opening at 9 30 a m with Rev Ralph Swisher from Indiana Central college delivering the message. After the service classes will form and dismissal is 11 14 a m. Evening union services begin as scheduled with Rev Bruner at the Baptist church. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 p m and a special Wednesday meeting. You are God's field to be planted God's horse to be built.
Three new marriage licenses issued and one new suit filed in the Greene circuit court clerk Claude Story's office in Bloomfield. Federal Schools Inc. sues Mabel Buckner on a promissory note. Emanuel Grounds and Georgianna Dale of Lyons received a marriage license. two other couples were granted licenses but asked to remain unnamed.
Mrs. Lloyd Jackson of Poplar Bluff Missouri visits her relatives the Sharp family. Nora Harvey of St Peters burg Florida leaves here for Indianapolis. Rev L D Robinson of Sandborn filled his church appointment. Lawrence Eldon and Terre Haute visit Turpin couple. Dean Smith and Everett Garrett families in town on business.
In loving memory of Mrs. Ethel All who died June 20 1929. She is remembered by her mother Mrs Anna McBride and sisters Mrs Earl Stalcup and Mrs Orval Smith with fond sorrow.
Indiana reports 1939 second quarter gross income tax receipts about 265 000 higher than a year earlier. April through June payments total 4 052 229 92 with last year 3 787 582 23. July 1 to 15 due. 250 exemption per quarter, retailers 750 exemption for quarterly retail receipts.
Mrs Ruby Marshall of Cass visited with Mrs Dave Brown. Recent guests of Mary and Mildred Brown included Mary Houston Pautine Anderson Ruby Houston Wanda Exline Tob Krug and Wilbur Hannah. Mrs Anna Goodman called on Mrs George Young while Mrs Alexander Brown and daughters Lucile and Mildred Ruby Houston and Swing King were in Vincennes Sunday evening. Mrs Mary Brown was in Shelbyville recently visiting Miss Mary Brown.
Information return forms and filing assistance are available at all auto license branches throughout the state or at the Division's headquarters at 11 South Meridian Street Indianapolis.
Alameda WR Charles Uznay has fished 20 lines a year for 15 years without catching a bass. Others on the team regularly land a dozen fish. He plans to continue fishing hoping to qualify for Alameda Rod and Gun Club membership.
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