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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
8
The piece draws a parallel between literacy and spiritual understanding from Luke's dinner party. It contrasts Simon's closed mind with the humble woman’s insight, showing how pride blocks comprehension of Jesus. Humility and love, not prejudice, unlock forgiveness and reveal God’s heart.
Trinity E U B Church Marshall Illinois led by Minister E Vanney hosts Youth Month climax this Sunday. Youths from Emmanuel and Lion join for 7:30 evening service while 10:30 morning message comes from Charles Perkins University of Charleston honor student. Public invited to attend both services.
The Friendly church extends a hearty invitation with 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m worship and 7 00 p m youth service plus 7 30 p m evangelistic prayer midweek. Emmanuel Church 9 30 a m world service day 10 30 a m Wilma Geisert leads special missions offering. Next Sunday youth service moves to Trinity church 7 30 p m with Emmanuel youths uniting with Trinity.
Tom Williams and Janice drift apart as she dates Henry Harlan after an egg with his initial on it sways her. Professor Earl counsels on love and deceit as Tom plots a practical joke to win her back with a fake omen from a hen egg.
All adults are welcome to attend the regular prayer service on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Zion Church school meets at 9 80 a.m. with Richard Miller as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 a.m. includes a message by the pastor. Zion youth and adults are invited to a Youth Service Sunday evening February 3 at 7 30 p.m. Zion adult Fellowship meets next Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dick Medsker.
The schedule lists Sunday programs with a 9 380 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m worship service. Evening activities include 5 00 p m Methodist Youth Fellowship for high school youth at the parsonage and a Wednesday 7 00 p m youth fellowship for intermediate youths.
A recipe suggests serving four cups of mixed cooked vegetables with butter and a cup of vegetable liquid, topped by baking powder biscuit dough and baked until done, served with mushroom sauce. It notes turnips pair well with a white onion and green pepper flavored sauce. Preparing onions and peppers in fat yields tender pieces, while summer canned tomatoes layered in casseroles with buttered bread crumbs and onion juice then baked offer another tasty option.
Readers can make sweet-sour greens with spinach and vinegar and sugar, scoop warmed squash shells with butter salt and pepper, and steam. Creamed spinach served with mushroom caps offers a tasty dish. Shredded green pepper with pimiento adds color to corn. French fried cauliflower is made by breading and deep frying tender florets.
Trinity Lutheran invites all to a worship service at 3 80 celebrating Holy Communion. Adults study The Gospel of St Luke and the lesson focuses on The Transfiguration of our Lord. Pastors registration is requested before the service.
The notice lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship 10 45 B T U at 6 15 p m evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 The piece urges divine help and invites attendance to seek Him whose name is above every name for a better week.
Thomson Georgia McDuffie county leaders launch a sheep production program to diversify agriculture. The County Board of Trade funds 200 sheep, later expanding with 100 more bought by local farmers to yield cash from lamb and wool sales.
Hudson residents watched the police force quit in protest at a council meeting. Two temporary officers were sworn in as the town reorganizes its department and seeks a new chief. The incident sparked calls for fair wages and reasonable hours within the city’s budget constraints.
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