Centenary church sermon and services announced
A notice invites attendance at Centenary next Sunday morning with a prayer meeting at Marshall Wednesday evening at 7 30 and Sunday services at Marshall including Sunday school at 9 30 Christian Endeavor at 7 00 and preaching at 8 00. The notice adds that few Sundays remain this year and urges everyone to attend as many services as possible, with a hint they may meet elsewhere next year.
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Centtenary
Marshall Wednes
Marshall
Evangelical Pastor Mundorf Calls Sunday Services
Evangelical J Mundorf leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m Ross Culter Superintendent Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Everyone invited.
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J. Mundorf
Ross Culter
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Christian Science services are held in the Pythian Temple with a Sunday service at 11 a.m. and a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p.m. A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9:45. The public is invited to attend.
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Pythian ‘Temple
Revival in Big Creek Church with Evangelist Rev Wine
Pastor J. B. McCoy announces a multi night revival at Big Creek church with services at 7 30 each night this week and next Rev Wine will preach a clear gospel drawing on diverse ministry experience in Moody Bible Institute Y M C A and Salvation Army work He invites all to attend and says you will enjoy hearing him.
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Big Creek
Rev
Wine
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Salvation Army
America
France
Germany
Church of Christ Seeks Attendance For Next Sunday
Pastor Burl H. Candler urges all connected with the Church of Christ to attend next Sunday services and Bible school. Sunday school at 9 30, preaching 10 45, evening 7 30, prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Summer vacation ends soon and important matters will be discussed. Next Sunday evening sermon titled Conscience.
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Church of Christ
Methodist Church Pettit Pastor Sets Budget Day Next Week
Sunday school at 9 30 with 284 present last week, near 100 more than a year ago. Next Sunday is budget day with the offering directed to church running expenses. Morning worship at 10 45 features The Great Teacher. Evening service on the lawn was a delightful hour and will be repeated next Sunday at 7 30.
Women’s conference tea and centenary fundraiser announced
The Ww: F. M. women host a fourth quarterly tea this Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs A F Stout’s South 6th Street home. A new program and refreshments will follow a sermon noted as a companion to last Sunday. Ladies should bring mite boxes and silver offerings are welcome. Two Sundays remain in this conference year with centenary money due September 3.
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Lyte
A. F. Stout
South 6Th Street
Sunday Schools Session Two Held in Casey
Clark County Sunday School Association concluded a two day meeting in Casey focusing on challenges and opportunities for county Sunday schools. Ralph Jeffries of Martinsville was elected president succeeding J. L. May with officers J L Hawker Marshall first vice president A L Ruffner Casey secretary treasurer Miss Ruth e en Martinsville business manager A M Myers Casey. Speakers included J B LeMay J L May W L Jones Miss Pearl Weaver Rev C E Pettit and Rev Geo Myers. Next annual meeting date and place to be announced.
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Clark County
Casey
Ralph‘ Jeffries
Martinsville
J. L. May
Ist
J. L. Hawker
Marshall
A. L. _Ruff
Eastern Iliinois League folds as Paris Colts go independent
The Eastern Illinois Baseball League disbands due to weak home crowds. Paris Colts will play as an independent club for the rest of the season after league directors returned $100 forfeits. Bridgman plans a Greenup postponement and a Sunday double header featuring Rockets and St Mary's with a 1 30 kickoff.
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Paris
Paris Colts
Casey
Greenup
Bridgman
Colts
Farm Bureau
Marshall
Diamonds
Rockets
St. Mary’s
Marshall- Paris
Newman
Indianola
Rockville
Brazil
Chrisman
Dairymen to Meet Early in January
Clinton Illinois August 17 The 49th annual meeting of the state dairy men association will be held here the second week in January according to present plans of the association. The dairymen committee includes S P Mason president W G O Hair vice president Paris and J J Stanard superintendent of the state division of dairy extension The state health department cooperates with dairymen to eliminate typhoid fever hazards from careless milk handling and outbreaks in Illinois traced to milk are discussed as efforts to combat the spread of typhoid continue.
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Clinton
Ill
State Dairymen’s ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Dairymen's Association
Chamber of “Commerce
Ite
Dairymen’ 8
Ot ‘S. P. Mason
State Health Department
Local Notes On Visitors and Moves From Indiana to Paria
Mrs Bernard Robinson of Brazil Indiana hosted by Mrs Charley Briscoe over the weekend. A L Hybarger traded his Indiana farm near Rosedale for residence property in Paria and will move soon. Lucille Ralston left for Buchanan Mich to spend weeks with Prof and Mrs D Kean. Mrs Harry Casteel and Naomi, after summer in Los Angeles, returned home. Mrs Teaac Seymour of West York plans to move to Marshall with four children in high school.
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Bernard Robinson
Brazil
Ind
Charley Briscoe
A. L. Hybarger
Indiana
Rosedale
Paria
SK. Black
Mackinaw
Congress
Court
Lucille Ralston
Buchanan
Mich
D. Kean
Harry “Casteel
Naomi
Los Angeles
Calif
Teaac Seymour
West ‘York
Marshall
Locals Note Moves and Visits Across Indiana Towns
Forty years ago Mrs I W Perkins hurried to Woodbury Indiana Sunday due to her mother’s illness. Miss Jennie Bennett returned from Terre Haute. Foster Martin now clerks at Bradley Doll store and Fred Martin drives the delivery wagon. Miss Sallie Birch of Terre Haute visited Miss Maney and the Bennetts. John Hostetter, wife and daughter Rosa visited Paris and returned. Teachers from the institute enjoyed a post session party hosted by Miss Nellie Stephenson.
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Jennie Bennett
Terre Haute
Foster Martin
Bradley & Doll
Fred Martin
Sallie Birch
Mary ‘Maney
Bennett
John Hostetter
Rosa
Paris
Nellie Stephenson
Local Social Ties Highlight Swango Visit and Prairie Notes
Miss Gertrude Handley returned from Swango. Miss Jennie Garwood stayed with Jas. Mount on Walnut Prairie. Miss Jessie Harlan and Ruth Booth visited Vin Ces relatives. Jessie Handley worked at West Union telephones during a vacation. Tommy Clark is improving slowly. Ernest Howell and his sister Dessie are ill with malaria and typhoid but showing some improvement.
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Gertrude Handley
Swango
Jennie Garwood
Jas
Mount
Walnut Prairie
Jessie’ Harlan
Ruth Booth
Vincennes
Jessie’ Handley
West Union
Telephone ‘Exchange
Tommy” Clark
Ernest ‘Howell
Dessie
Editor Gets a Plum From Governor Small
Springfield Illinois August 18 Governor Len Small named William J. Smith of Waukegan as the seventh member of the Illinois Commerce Commission. He is editor of the Waukegan Evening Sun and treasurer of the Illinois Press Association.
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Springfield
Ill
Len Small
William J. Smith
Waukegan
Illinois Commerce’ Commission
Waukegan Evening , Sun
Illinois Press’ Association
Marshall Texas mob shields attackers amid tense town scene
Karin Allbright and Alexander Lee, both Black, were spirited out of Marshall Texas yesterday as a mob gathered at the jail. Authorities used machine gun protection to remove the pair after an alleged attempt to assault Miss Mamie Frank.
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Marshall
Texas
Karin Allbright
Alexander Lee
Mamie Frank
County Board shifts balance after deaths and election
In Charleston NL on August 17 a sudden death of H. K. Skerd Democrat and the town board election of John A. Replogle Republican swap the county Board of Supervisors from 9 8 Democratic to 9 8 Republican, altering political control.
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Charleston
H. K. Skerd
John A
Replogle
County Board of Supervisors
Gazette to Cease After October 1 in Paris Illinois
The Gazette weekly in Paris Illinois, founded by James Shoaff nearly 500 years ago, will end after October 1. Subscribers will be transferred to the daily Hat. The piece notes rural mail, telephones, roads, and autos reducing weekly papers to relics as farmers shift to daily deliveries.
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Paris
Ill
South Eastern
Hinds
Gazette
James Shoaff
Will . Be
Daily Hat
Herald
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