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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1960

Page

8

Church class notes entertain and celebrate members

The Baptist church willing workers class met with Delphia Nicol with Estella Campbell in charge. Devotions by Ettsyell Sweet, minutes by Juanita Walker, and a class report by Gladys Buser highlighted a busy meeting with cards for the sick and refreshments. Separately Rev and Mrs Willis Simpson hosted the Trinity U B church Builders Class with devotions and games followed by a provided meal.

The Baptist Church Delphia Nicol Estella Campbell Jesus Cecil Smith Ettsyell Sweet Juanita Walker Gladys Buser Willis Simpson Trinity U. B. Church Robert Lashbrook Dean Martin Richard Newlin Drexel Howard Robert Weaver Jess Kile Olen Jones Richard Ewbank Keith Myers Genevieve Perkins Simpson Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church Rob Lashbrook Oleh Jones Glenn Roberta Steve Jesse Kile Karen Kenton Barbara Mary Susan James Kevin Terry Joe Johnny Dean Lois Faye Carla Melinda Richard Endbank Sharon Bobo Nancy Loliie Kathy Rev Gloria Diana

Community notices mix at North Marshall unit meeting

The North Marshall Unit of the Home Bureau met at Ruth Garwood's home with chairwoman Alene Herrington in charge. Members read obituaries and heard lessons on carpets and fabrics. Multiple local families and church groups held socials and dinners through the week across Robinson and nearby towns.

World Day of Prayer Observance Planned by Marshall Women

Marshall Council of United Church Women complete plans for the seventy fourth World Day of Prayer to unite Christians in prayer from sixty languages and one hundred forty five countries. The morning service at 11:00 focuses on Laborers Together with God with an afternoon talk at 1:00 by Mrs. Sp J Trogden Jr of Paris and an offering to support missions at home and abroad.

Marshall Council of United Ctlagen Christians Missions Marshall Marshall Congregational Church Mra. Sp J. Trogden, Jr Paris Chris

Loyal Hustler class hosts Golden Age Club gathering

The Loyal Hustler class of the Christian church entertained the Golden Age Club on Saturday with group singing led by Miss Bessie O’Neal, Rev. Robert Luse delivering a scripture lesson and discourse, readings by several members, and musical selections. Members and guests shared cake ice cream and coffee as decor featured white doilies and floral centerpieces.

Christian Church Golden Age Club Bessie O’neal Clark Leggett Robert Luse Allen Taylor Amma Young Hattie Locke Josie Bradley Clara Baird Helen Hurst Clara Kesler Ellington Ernie Bishop Louis Bamesbarger Nettie Hurst Tillie Prusett Belle

Church Women Hold Meeting On Christian Work

Mrs Ollie Tibbs leads the Marshall Council of United Church Women with Fenton Shirley as vice president and Harold Hubschman as secretary treasurer. Discussion covers Christian migrant work hospitality to foreign students in the U S A and Korea to receive Christian broadcast service. Attendees are asked to bring a lunch and the host church will serve coffee. The day centers on love and Christian fellowship.

Wabash Home Bureau Reports Record Attendance

The Wabash Home Bureau met February 17 at Susie Setzer's home east of Marshall with a record 24 members present. Mondella Setzer assisted as hostess. Dorothy Shively announced seven new 4-H members. Committees outlined rally day plans. Ruth Lawrence gave a minor lesson on carpet and rugs, and a major lesson on caring for today’s fabrics.

Susie Setzer Marshall Wabash Home Bureau Mondella Setzer Dorothy Shively Ruth Lawrence

Meeting on fabrics showcases synthetic samples and tests

Members examine twelve synthetic fabric samples alongside natural fabrics as the hostesses serve refreshments. The session highlights comparisons of weight weave and texture to reveal misleading similarities. The meeting adjourned after the discussion led by Agries Welsh and Edith Mae Cooper.

Agries"Welsh Edith Mae Cooper

Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Campbell at Home

Mrs Ruth Tingley and Mrs Clara Kesler hosted a pink and blue shower Saturday evening at Mia Kealer's home for Mrs William Campbell. Games were played and refreshments served to attendees including Mrs Almeda Dunkel Mrs Otto Campbell Mrs Nell Smitley Mrs Harry Wilkins Mrs Neil Kesler Mrs Don Kesler Sr Mrs Bud Krock Mrs Raiy Murphy Mrs Mayme Grubb Mrs Robert Farris Mrs Stella Johnson and Mrs Iva Cassidy. Senders of gifts were Mrs Earl Mitchell Mrs Mable Kinder Mrs Mable Morgan and Miss Carolyn Ann Krock.

Ruth Tingley Clara Kesler Wm. Campbell Mia‘ Kealer Almeda Dunkel Otto Campbell Nell Smitley Harry ‘Wikins Neil Kesler Don Kesler

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