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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
1
The rally day street event last Saturday night awarded prizes for church spirit with Christian church taking first, Methodist church second, and United Brethren church third. All churches were well represented and officials lamented not awarding prizes to everyone.
Despite the weather a cool crowd attended the Olive Branch revival last night and four people accepted Christ. A baptismal service is planned at First Baptist Church in Linton on Sunday afternoon at 2 36. Rev. Harry Beckman will speak Sunday morning on Angels in the Way. Food and song services are scheduled for both morning and evening.
A church invites the faithful to worship with them noting meetings that date to apostolic times. Sunday school at 9 a.m. with an orchestra opening program, evening worship at 7 p.m. and a Young People's meeting at 6 20 p.m. All are welcome, signed by Ernest Roberts, Pastor.
Sunday school tomorrow at 9 30 inviting all present last Sunday to return and bring someone. Rev Lester Abel preaches at 7 announcing communican service. Thursday afternoon children clubs meet. Ages 5 8 gather at 3 30 Blue Bird girls at 4 Camp Fire girls at 6. Prayer meeting Friday at 1. All welcome. Signed Nola Yoder Neaconnss.
L. E. Good will present The Triumph of Righteousness at 7:30 PM tomorrow at the Grand Opera House. About 400 attendees last month showed strong interest in Bible topics. Lectures are free, informative, and unique to this speaker’s series.
The sermon at 10 30 am promises insight into holy living and Bible understanding through a fuller view of the second coming. At 7 pm the theme is Kin ship to Christ with a call to birth into the divine family. Bible school at 9 30, young people's meeting 6 15, women's class 2 pm at Mrs Eddington's on Fifth and B SE, prayer 7 30, youth class 6 45. All day meeting at Beroes church is canceled due to death.
A church bulletin urges real value from a rally through attendance and interest, highlights a Sunday school superintendent, and announces specials including a cornet solo by Willie Pirtle, a reading by Mrs. Shields, and a Nataramas class quartet. The pastor will speak on Gods Word Our Strength at morning worship, with a 6 PM B Y I U meeting and an invitation to young people to attend the evening service.
Oren A Cook pastor invites attendance at a drawing room style event titled In Fetters at Brass. He calls for worship with good music and asks readers to decide on attending the state convention at Terre Sante next week and to inform him by Sunday night. Delegates must be appointed.
The First Christian Sunday School holds a men versus women contest from now until early December aiming to surpass a 676 attendance record with at least 77 in attendance by then. Pastor invites 300 families to Sunday services and Sunday school with sermons on Christians Who Count and The Christian Speaking in Tongues.
Dr E W Toldry district superintendent preaches at morning service for the Methodist church first visit this year expect full house. Sunday school attendees urged to remain for morning service. Pastor heads to Center Point for Clay county rally and later speaks on The Rag Netty Man based on Riley's poem. Junior league meets 6 pm with Miss Dixon. Epworth League shares 6 pm program on Good Times. Women's Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday with Mrs Walter Wills. Pastor and wife depart Monday for Bloomington revival conference then Indianapolis and Irwin Pa to visit daughter. Rev Robert Walker of Jasonville to supply next Sunday. Miss Nola Yoder to lead midweek services. Finish with hopes for Christmas growth. bulletin contains full weekly announcements. Worship with us Sunday. W E Cissna, Pastor.
In Greene Circuit Court of Indiana Greene County a notice to non residents invites Arthur Hale and other defendants to appear for a debt sale of real estate including the south half of lot 10 in West Linton and mineral rights description with coal exception. The appearance day is November 23 1925 with court in Bloomfield. Clerk David F Bland and attorney A M Beasley. 010-17-24
Rev. O A Cook and wife hosted the city ministerial association last evening in a reception for Rev and Mrs H Bolton of the Pilgrim Holiness church. Mrs Bolton nee Mary Freund has led the church and recently married, now both will serve as pastors. Guests enjoyed guessing contests a three course luncheon and gifts including a silver present presented by Rev W E Cissna, with closing prayers from Rev Ray Willson.
The first tourist to tour the state is guided through a forest reserve. He sees an acre of sickly hemlock trees and exclaims Gosh all hemlocks. The remark, noted by Harrishure in the Patriot, hints at how a common phrase originated.
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