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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1962
Page
8
The Evangelical United Brethren church announces a week of prayer and a guest speaker Rev O Hy Sweitzer at Congregational church. Activities include skating at Paris Twin Lakes rink and various worship services, choirs, youth programs, and a local conference.
Armstrong Sunday school 9 30 a m Robert Welsh superintendent January 7 family prayer Sunday message on prayer families sitting together largest family and three generation families M F 7 30 Dorothy Shirely counselor Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Dennison Sunday school 10 00 a m Mrs Don Gallington superintendent 7 30 preaching or prayer Elijah Repaired the altars which had been broken down Families taking part in service M Y F John Yeley counselor Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Dunlap Sunday school 10 30 Ralph Duke superintendent Wanda Kuehner youth leader Prayer meeting 7 30 Patton Sunday school 9 30 Roy Ray superintendent M Y F Marie Johns counselor
The Fourth Street Church of Nazarene led by Minister J Rev L A Williame lists Sunday school at 9:38 a m morning worship at 10:39 a m junior fellowship and youth fellowships at 7 p m evangelistic service at 7:30 p m with the Lord s Supper observed during worship The message invites faithful attendance and reverent participation as 1962 plans are urged to include regular worship every Sunday.
The Church of Christ on North Second Street lists services. Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday service at 7 45 p.m. Reading room open 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Everyone welcome.
7 30 p m evangelistic hour mid week Bible study 7 30 p m Wednesday
The Zion Emmanuel E A B Churches schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m with William Tingley as superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 a m. It also notes prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 p m led by Laura Junker, youth and choir activities, and various guild, conference, and ladies aid meetings throughout January hosted by church leaders and members.
Church notices list Snyder Methodist and West Union Church of the Nazarene with service times. Gene Hammond is minister at West Union. Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:80 or 10:30, evening service 7:30. Snyder Methodist shows Sunday school 9:30 and morning worship 10:30 with Robert Etcinson as superintendent.
The church announces services at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m with family prayer Sunday and holy communion. Various groups meet January 9 through 12 including M Y F events, Mother’s Club, Graham Bible Class, and sanctuary choir. An evangelism commission meets January 11 and a four week Advent series begins January 14. Also noted is a forecast that U S egg production may rise causing price drops in early 1962.
Column by Thomas Collins offers practical views on retirement at 65. It argues fixed incomes must come from $200 for couples or $150 for widows, notes welfare and inflation effects, and urges practical budgeting. It cautions against overestimating postwork status and emphasizes inner resources and modest social ties.
The church schedules regular services on Sunday January 7 with morning worship at 10 30 including communion and a sermon titled The Presence of Christ. Church school meets at 9 30 with Charles Bush as superintendent. The Central Association plans ordination exams for Wesley Durland at Atwood Congregational Christian church and potential ordination. A Flexible Circle gathering is set for January 8 at 7 30 at the Murphys. The annual meeting is January 14 to consider a constitutional amendment for a retired or inactive member list. Members urged to participate in week of prayer hosting. Roe Davis and Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis and Darrell and Cheryl were dinner guests of Sylvan Morgan for Cheryl’s first birthday.
Mrs G B without Five Points reports winter camp rally attendance in Washington Indiana and a Paris rink skating party. School resumed after Christmas vacation. Local families from St Louis Sandwich Illinois Paris Texas and local towns visited over holidays. Thelma Weaver died Christmas night funeral at Greenwell with Ridgelawn burial.
Texie Marie Lash daughter of Homer and Elizabeth Lash born August 26 1908 died December 25 1961 aged 58 years 3 months and 29 days She married Virgil Wallace November 19 1921 and mother to eight children She lived in Terre Haute and Marshall and was a member of Freedom Baptist Church Survived by her husband Virgil Wallace four daughters Doris Bender Thelma Tingley Joan Radcliff Edith Bierbaum three sons Virgil Jack Jerry nine grandchildren one brother Al Lash and three sisters Lucille Michael Lena Hamm Roselle Mobley plus numerous relatives and friends
John Lewis Blockinger born March 3 1872 in York Pennsylvania died December 22 1961 at Union Hospital Terre Haute Indiana at age 89 years 9 months 19 days He was the last of eight children married Elizabeth Flora Hammerly March 4 1894 in Anderson township Clark County Illinois They had four children one daughter Mrs Cecil Schafer died 1949 Surviving are three sons Everett Austin and Roscoe thirteen grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren
We feel deeply grateful for friends help and sympathy after our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. H. W Johnson for kind words Mrs Arnold Bohn and Mr Dont Lichten berger for comforting music and to the pallbearers and Moore Funeral Home for services.
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