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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
7
A religious reflection notes that fate is an illness nurtured by hatred, harming both mind and body as hostility festers. It cites Luke 6 27 urging kindness to those who hate you.
Gilbert Waud, Pastor 9 30 a m Sunday Bible Study for all ages Wayne Evans general superintendent 10 40 a m Morning worship Sermon My Lord and I We will recognize our students at this service which will be broadcast over WKZI Casey pai 6 30 p m Training Union Mrs Leon Milam director 7 30 p m A Life Changing Encounter with God 7 30 p m Monday and Tuesday Bible Study in the book of the prophet Isaiah 7 30 p m Thursday Bible Study in the book of the prophet Isaiah We welcome all who will come to attend this Bible study
Burt McIntosh, minister leads Sunday services at 9:30 church school and 10:30 morning worship with 5:30 MYF. Wednesday January 8 at 6:00 the Friendly Class meets at Tom's.
Junior High MYF meets at 00. Senior Choir rehearsal at 7:00. Sacred Dance Choir at 8:00. Thursday January 9 7:30 WSCS meeting with Mildred Mitchell presenting Mental Health. Friday January 10 Graham Bible Class meets. Saturday January 11 9:30 Children and Youth Choir rehearsal.
The Bible Lesson Sermon on God features Daniel and his deliverance from the lions den. Also cited are passages on divine liberty from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. First Church of Christ Scientist at 614 Pine Marshall invites all to 10:30 a.m. services.
During Christmas in Melrose families such as Powell, Kenderdine, Blankenbeker, Wells, and Geisert gathered for meals and greetings. Numerous relatives and friends shared holidays with extended visits, flu illness affected several households, and neighbors spent Christmas Day with kin across nearby towns.
A long list of families visited relatives over Christmas including the Blankenbekers Culp Fleet and Lee families with extended relatives. Additional calls and visits were noted with Poorman Titsworth Wells and Kenderdine households.
Mrs. Maude Miller hosts and attends multiple Christmas dinners with neighbors and relatives including Ottie Williams of Martinaville and Mary Carpenter. John Blizzard, Ben Strohm, and Martha Booker share dinners in Marshall. Carolers from Mt Baptist Church visit Grace Higginbotham Everett bearing gifts.
The report lists numerous Christmas dinner guests in Ohio including Mr. and Mrs. True Thompson Mrs. Fern Wernz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wernz and others at Marshall and Annapolis. Also commentary argues crime rate rises threaten freedoms, calling for balanced law enforcement in 1969.
The essay questions if American icons like the eagle risk losing their vitality to expediency. A fable about a bird trading feathers for worms leads to a naked, dinnerless fate, inviting readers to consider the year ahead amid crime and violence.
A Fresno reader recalls the 1897 arrival of the first intercity line to Baxter Springs Kansas and the local party line extension to a drug store and home. He recalls telegraph news by operators, the 1896 Bryan McKinley campaign, and the bakery wagon order from Elkhart Indiana.
The Marshall Lions enter the Wabash Valley Tournament for the first time in years, with eight Illinois and eight Indiana teams. Illinois rounds run January 6 and 7 at Casey. four winners advance to Switz City for games on January 9, 10, and 11. Marshall opens versus Hutsonville at 7 PM January 6.
A retired couple, George and Walton, use stock equity to finance a mortgage on a cottage. They borrow 60 percent of 19000 in blue chip stocks at 4 percent, pay cash for a house and plan to repay with stock dividends, while hedge against risk as market values rise. The plan hinges on continued stock growth and mortgage terms, with a Golden Years book offer advertised.
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