Church Notes Evangelical Service Times
EVANGELICAL J E McCOY, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Grand Turn at 10 30 and at Big Creek at 7 00. Everybody welcome.
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Grand Turn
Big Creek
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
2
Methodist Church Activities Highlight Weekend Schedule
Pastor C E Pettit leads Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon theme A New Man in Old Clothes Evening service at 7 30 features Three Fools and Their Folly Epworth League devotionals at 6 30 led by Miss Fannie Luckhaupt Brotherhood to host high school faculty supper Wednesday and class on Serving the Community volley ball equipment proves popular and class groups contest outcomes noted
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Casey
Marshall
Epworth League
Fannie Luckhaupt
Clements
Judge Snavely
Christian B L Allen Minister Advances in Bible School Attendance
Thursday night teachers meetings invite all seekers to Bible school at 9 30 am. Last Lord's day 125 attended and $60 offered. Sermon topic next Sunday morning The Heavenly Arch and at night The Divine Name as part of What We Stand For series. Also gospel meetings at Martinsville and a Christian Restort in Marshall meeting 6 pm. February 6 Bible school attendance 165 with $750 offering. target 200 next Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavenly Arch
Minster
Christian Arch
Marshall
Martinsville
Bible School
United Brethren Church Weekly Service Schedule
Charles A Curtis minister announces preaching at Centenary next Sunday. Sunday school 9 30 AM, Young People's 6 30 PM, preaching 7 30 PM. Mid week prayer 7 30 PM Wednesday followed by Woman's Missionary Association meeting. Open to all women and girls. A Friendly Church.
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Marshall As
Woman's Missionary Association
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Sunday service at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock are held in the Pythian Temple. A Sunday school for those under twenty meets at 10 o'clock. The public is invited to attend these services.
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Pythian Temple
Congregational Pastor Leads Memorial Vesper for George Washington
The 4 30 a m vesper service at Congregational Church will be a memorial to George Washington. Choir performances include chorus numbers quartette and solo selections led by Velma Sullins with soloists Mrs Olen R Clements and Mr Frank Cole. Rev Clark B Thomas will preach.
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George Washington
Olen R. Clements
Frank Cole
Mises Velma Sullins
Clark
Thomas
Evangelical Pastor J Mundorf Announces Sunday Schedule
Pastor J Mundorf invites all to Sunday school at 9:86 morning with preaching at 10:30 and evening service at 1:30. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Moving Story of Stotesberry and a Fainting Dancer
A drifting man named Stotesberry wanders Manhattan and enters a theater to escape his troubles. He notices a ragged dancer and sympathizes as she collapses during a performance. He helps her home, faces his own ruined Wall Street day, and learns a deeper burden lies behind the dancer’s exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esberry
Sotesberry
Stotesberry
Wall Street
Tom
Statesberry
Making canvass to obtain city trade
Marketing specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture say success depends largely on the canvasser's personality. A neatly dressed producer should visit suburban neighborhoods with limited market access, show clear benefits of direct marketing, and, if possible, bring product samples. A Baltimore poultry raiser expanded sales by targeting nearby homes, gaining customers by parcel post and building steady relations through quality and reliability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
Brooder for Young Chicks by R R Murray of Milford Texas
The Scientific American describes a new outdoor capable brooder for young chicks. It features a hollow pyramidal support with internal heat source, hanging fabric strips, an open mesh ceiling, no roof, and a flue to vent combustion products away from the birds.
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The
Scientific American
R. R. Murray
Milford
Texas
Steers Fatten on Silage Findings at State Station
South Dakota experiment station reports steers fatten profitably on corn silage alone with no feed drop or injuries. Yearly, cattle are shipped to Chicago as killers and fetch near market value. Director Wilson notes remarkable gains and potential to avoid winter starvation by silage feeding.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Wilson
Fattening Baby Beeves Requires Good Breeding
It requires no more skill or attention to fatten baby beeves than mature cattle, but good breeding and quality are necessary for greatest returns from baby beef production.
Quality over quantity drives premium choices
The article argues buyers seek the best quality when affordable, preferring top options over lower grades if budget allows. It notes many choose second-best only when necessary, reflecting consumer priorities in value and satisfaction.
Punny line frames a witty man with a clever toast
A quirky quip plays on words about a grater on a table and a great man. The speaker suggests exaggeration and humor to highlight wit. The piece relies on a pun about a greater being present and a punning twist.
Tribute to the Clematis from the Christian Science Monitor
The piece extols clematis as a unique climbing plant, noting its varied growth, leaf stalks that curl around supports, and its versatile, generous nature. It celebrates how climbers adapt to different surroundings and companions, bringing joy to travelers.
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Christian Science Monitor
Estimating One's Powers and Humility in Ability
The excerpt notes that self assessment is unreliable and performance proves true power. It contrasts egotistical fools convinced of destined greatness with great men who doubt their abilities even after discovery, highlighting the gap between perception and achievement.
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