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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
7
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren outlines World Service Day activities on February 8 with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. worship themed Our Race with Race. The senior choir will perform. Evening evangelistic hour features Mrs. Arnold Olsen as guest speaker. Boy Scout Sunday noted for February 10 with church hosting activities.
Church school at 9 30 a m with Emil Bennett as superintendent Divine worship at 10 30 a m Woman's Society meeting Thursday January 7 at 7 30 p m Worship leader Mrs Otto Clatfelter Hostess chairmen Mrs Benton Marrs and Mrs Heber Nash Dr George Mitchell to speak Ushers for February are Fred Tingley John Adams Max Melton and Raymond Low Starting Sunday evening Feb 3 at 7 00 p m a church wide study class will meet weekly through March 38 to study the Book of Romans Conducted by Rev Olsen Everyone invited Membership class Saturday 10 00 a m Teachers training class Sunday morning during church school hour Senior High M Y F Sunday 5 30 p m Junior High M Y F Wednesday 6 30 p m Sanctuary choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 p m
Bible school at 9 30 a m studies in Mark and teaching methods. Morning worship and communion at 10 30 a m with Elder John H Carpenter delivering The First Principles of Christ. Evening evangelistic service at 7 p m with R C Mowery on The Church and Its Ministry. Mid week Bible study Wednesday 7 p m The Lord's Supper.
Zion Emmanuel E A B Churches share February events with minister H V Johnson. Zion church hosts venison supper for men and boys February 4 followed by pictures. Emmanuel church lists services February 3 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 prayer 7:00 evening worship plus February 6 7 90 p m prayer and Daniel Bible study.
The Church of the Nazarene in Marshall invites all teachers and church school workers to district workshops February 6 and 7 at the First Church of the Nazarene in Mattoon. Dr E D Simpson will speak. Mrs Hale leads the junior workshop and Rev Hale joins a panel on Sunday school needs and solutions. Local Sunday school attendance improves despite weather and illness.
The regular services will be held February 3 with church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 The sermon title is The Power of Christ The first Sunday of the month is Communion The board of trustees meets at the parsonage at 6 00 p m for an Oriental supper and business meeting.
The article explains converting basement space under stairs into storage or recreation areas. It advises placing doors on three sides for full use, with a large door at the deepest point and smaller doors on the stair sides. It suggests paneling and organizing garden tools, toys, and small items.
Joseph Dular announced Marshall Congregation will hold a three day Jehovah's Witnesses convention February 22 to 24 at Parkview junior high school Lawrenceville. Delegates from 17 congregations in southeast Illinois and southwest Indiana will attend with talks discussions and demonstrations. Harry C. Good will host a public address February 24 at 3 PM on Who Will Win the Struggle for World Supremacy.
Idle cars on cold days can damage evergreen and deciduous shrubs as exhaust fumes scorch needles and branches. The injury often appears months later as the bark absorbs fumes through breathing pores, delaying visible damage until spring.
The discourse argues sin is defined by failing to do good rather than committing evil. It cites a sermon by Rev. Robert H. Harper and reflects on the final judgment when the King returns in glory.
The piece urges daily acts of kindness inspired by faith, citing biblical admonitions about welcoming strangers feeding the hungry visiting the sick and imprisoned. It emphasizes that true righteousness stems from positive goodness rather than merely avoiding evil, aligning with the Great Commandment to love God.
Grow flowering bulbs indoors for a spring touch in winter. University of Illinois expert G. M. Foster notes paper white narcissus and amaryllis are accessible to amateurs. Use quality bulbs, proper planting in bowls or pots, careful water and light, and correct temperatures to encourage blooms and possible rebloom.
Forrest Robinson son of Bert and Alice Halil Robinson was born on a farm north of Darwin July 25 1910. After a lingering illness he departed life at his home January 13 1963. He was married to Naomi Myles August 21 1935. He was a member of the Snyder Methodist Church. He lived a faithful Christian life devoting much of his time to God and the church he loved. Surviving are his wife Naomi two sisters Mrs Edith Gard and Mrs Florence Etchason two nephews Clayton Gard and Robert Etchason four nieces Mrs Ruth Kemp Mrs Joan Shawver Linda and Carol Ann Etcinson. His father and mother one sister Ruth and one brother Herbert preceded him in death.
Acknowledges neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Forrest Robinson. Signed by Mrs. Forrest Robinson Mrs. Dan Gard and family and Mrs. Cliff Etchason.
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