Walter Burdick Chapter D A R January meeting report
Members gathered at Mrs W L Athon home for a D A R session with a Rome paper read by Mrs Page and discussed by Mrs Previer. Attendees included Mrs B Taylor Mrs Gani Preyo Miss Sti O Keiser Mrs Jona Mitchell and others with guests Mrs F W Fawley and Miss Margaret Shaw.
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Walter Burdick
Chanter
W. L. Athon
Rome
E. Previer
Taylor
Gani
Preyo
Keiser
Jona
Mitchell
West “Uniom
Meg
Trae’ “Booth
For sale and business notices in Clark County
A collage of classified items lists goods for sale including shoats, used furniture like rockers beds and tables, radio batteries, and request for a salesman to introduce Rawleigh Household Products with monthly profits. Also advertised are loans on farm lands and insurance services from Cole and Cole.
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Rawleigh
Clark County
W. T. “Raleigh Co
Freeport
Birth anniversaries honored in annual gathering
Mrs I W English hosted an annual Sunday event honoring the birth anniversaries of Chas T and I W English. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Edens and family, Mrs B E Nay and others. Several notes mention visitors, studies, and social activities around the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. English
Chas. T
Walter Edens
Fayette
Robinson
F. F. English
Oblong
Carl Wernecke
Carl Andrew
Terre Haute
B. E. Nay
Lima
Ohio
Chas
T. English
G. G. Gillespie
Harry Tingley
Lydia English
Robert and
John English
Perce Cox
Bernard Nay
Chas. T. English
Local Visitors and Arrivals From Last Week
John F Gané and Betsy visited Quincy to see Mrs. W S Hamm. Anna Lutz visited Terre Haute to stay with her sister Mrs Otto Mc Ye. Dalton Moon family from Watseka stayed with Russell Riley. Mary Montgomery and Victorine Menninger spent the weekend with Mary Jane Datton. Doris and Luella Carr of Bridgeport stayed with Rev R C Mowery. Flora residents H F Harrison called for the illness of Mrs Harry F Stout. Washburn returned from Indianapolis after ten days. A Kammacher, J Madden, Henry Reynolds and families visited others. Ethel Stockwell had appendicitis operation at Union hospital. Sweets visited Terre Haute. Mary Beth O Mara of Robinson visited Louise Foley. Earnest Luther of Decatur attended from death of sister H F Stout. J F Luse of Flora came for funeral of H F Stout. Robert English returned to Decatur to resume Millikin studies. Harry Walker of New York City spent holidays with Walter Booth family. Booth Poorman weekend in Chicago Heights. Albert Sockler visited Lawrenceville on business. If a girl guest stays less than five days, she has only five frocks. Some people appear to cultivate unhappiness.
Centenary Services Schedule at the Church
Centenary offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. The program outlines a morning of instructional teaching followed by a sermon.
Grace Chapel Sunday Services and Marshall Meeting
Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Grace Chapel Sunday school at 10 00 a m Class Meeting following Marshall preaching at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30
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Christian Endeavor
Grace Chapel
Marshall
Sunday Services At First Baptist Church
Pastor I. C. Swaim leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Harry McDaniel as superintendent. Morning service at 11 features The Prince of Peace. Evening service at 7 features What of the Hour. Wednesday prayer at 7 30. Regular morning and night services every Sunday all year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McDaniel
the Prince of Peace
Revival meeting announced by Evangelical Kroft and Emanuel churches
Zion church schedules Tuesday prayer meetings and Sunday school with Sunday morning preaching on January 9 at 9. HE. IL. C. B. holds Sunday evening service at 6 45. Emanuel church lists Wednesday prayer meetings and Sunday school with January 9 preaching at 7 15. Revival meeting opens Wednesday evening at EL C B.
Morning worship theme spiritual equipment for the new year
Congregational Church service at 10 45 a m with theme a Spiritual Equipment for the New Year Church school at 9 30 a m Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week Bible study prayer and fellowship Friday at 2 30 p m Women’s group meets and other activities follow through the week under Minister G R Ross
Mission Study Club at the Home of Mrs Athon
A study club gathering is noted at the residence of Mrs Athon located on North Seventh Street. The event foregrounds local community activities and social engagement during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
W. L. Athon
G. G. _ Ross
E. L. Taylor
Missions
Athon
C. ¥. Behner
Wm. Rector
Mission Ltudy
Christian Science Church Schedule and Reading Room
Sunday services at 11 90 oclock with the subject Sacrament and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. A reading room and circulating library in the church allows reading borrowing or purchasing Bible and authorized Christian Science literature, open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 pm.
Methodist Howard Leagh Pastor Sunday services and classes
Methodist Howard Leagh, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:45 with a male chorus. Epworth League at 6:15, topic Establishing Zones of Silence, led by Mrs. Chas Baker. Evening worship at 7:00 with a ladies chorus. Wednesday January 12 7:30 devotional How to Teach Religion and Sunday School Discipline led by Mr. Harold Bright. Sunday school board election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Chas, Baker
Harold Bright
Unpopular Clean-up Campaign and Road to Heaven Sermons
Christian church announces Bible school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 p m morning theme The Unpopular Clean-up Campaign evening theme The Road to Heaven time changes for winter months Junior Endeavor meets morning Senior Endeavor at 6 00 p m prayer meeting is 7 00 p m Wednesday choir rehearsal Friday 7 00 p m Ladies Aid meets each Wednesday afternoon.
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Bible School
Junior Endeavor Society
Senior Endeavor
The
Ladies Aid
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