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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1959
Page
7
Our crusade brings revival as 278 attend Bible school, 200 in morning worship, and 147 in the evening crusade. Birthday Night is Sunday with a special birthday offering and penny collection. Services include Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 10 30, youth hour, and evening crusade.
Trinity Church announces a busy weekend with events by the Golden Age Club Shirley Hills performs vocal solo Lola Ann Saiter plays accordion and Mrs Willis Simpson gives meditation J O Y class meets at 1301 Maple Street on Saturday Sunday features Sunday School Brotherhood Sunday morning worship and Evangelistic hour plus youth activities and prayer sessions Tuesday council meeting and February reports due Wednesday prayer service led by Chester Moore.
Parish lists services and classes for Episcopal Church at 232 West Weed and J parish hall. Church school and adult Bible class meet. weekday sessions run Monday Wednesday Friday at 9 00 a m Tuesday 7 00 a m Saturday 7 30 a m.
The Zion Evangelical U B Churches led by Minister H V Johnson list services February 22 at 3 30 am Sunday School with Sam Finkbiner, 10 30 am prayer, 7 pm worship, and postservice Christian education council meeting. Emmanuel School under Don Abel hosts morning worship 10 30 am February 25 7 pm prayer and Bible study led by Ben Stroum. Youth and young adult activities planned February 26 28 with gatherings at local homes and a W S S meeting at Clara Miller’s home.
Rev L A Williams urges Marshall residents to join Sunday school at 9:30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with an 7 30 p m evening service Plan includes Wednesday 7 30 prayer and praise and Friday cottage prayer at Don Kesler's home to seek spiritual awakening and revival for all churches Families are encouraged to attend with their children and invite others to worship together
The program lists services and activities at the Methodist Church including Sunday school at 3 30 a m and divine worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon The Mind of Christ Readers engage in a Lenten growth focus Basil Moore reviews Methodism in Alaska and Hawaii Zacaria Sidawi of Jordan attends as guest speaker The five commissions meet Monday Feb 23 Official board meets March 1 Prayer study group Feb 25 Father son banquet at 6 30 p m Tickets from Basil Moore Herb Trefz Bill Goodwin James Claypool Harold Elishoff
In Washington D C the Census Clock in the Chamber of Commerce building flashes every second showing the current U S births around four thousand annually. Illinois dairy herd records reached an all time high of two thousand six hundred nine in 1968.
Rev. Louis L. Miller leads Marshall Congregational Church with 9 30 Sunday school led by Charles Bush. Lent emphasis on loyalty and attendance. morning worship at 10 80 features music and a sermon on Being a Christian. Junior church nursery care, adult choir rehearsal Mondays at 7, angel choir Friday 3 30, Bible Study Thursday and next week Wednesday at Morton residence 7 15 on How Your Bible Grew Up.
George Franklin Hutchens born September 5 1887 in Marshall township died February 18 1959 at his Marshall home aged 71 years 5 months and days He married Lucy R Burkybile August 26 1906 and they had six children Lewis Martinsville Harry Marshall Marie Whitaker Gary Indiana Harold Marshall Margaret predeceased at age four Mildred Turner West Union He leaves three brothers Charles Fenton and Harlan and sister Mrs Effie Davis all of Marshall nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren He farmed in Anderson township and retired to Marshall twelve years ago He joined Auburn Methodist church at Clark Center at 18 and remained faithful A tribute ends with a biblical verse by John Greenleaf Whittier.
The Frank Hutchens Family thanks friends and relatives for the flowers food prayers during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father.
The warm Southern sun shines on the Denny Chimes at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Established early in the 19th century at the Warrior River head, the city is named for a great Indian chief, a seven-foot giant, who ruled a large Alabama territory.
An Illinois extension safety specialist advises placing gasoline storage tanks at least 40 feet from buildings to reduce fire risk and improve safety. The guidance focuses on proper siting to minimize exposure and potential damage in case of spills or explosions.
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