Past High Priestess Club hosts New Year’s resolutions
Mrs. Walter Craig welcomed the Past High Priestess Club Tuesday with president Helen Hurst presiding. Members and guests from Paris and local families attended. Other social notes include Past Matrons Club gatherings, church group plans, and numerous Sunday dinners among area residents.
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Walter Craig
High Priestess Club
Helen Hurst
Wm. Garwood
Walter Kirby
Emery Boothworth
Alma Mitchell
Everett Seed
Ruth Gilbert
Charles Tym
Margaret Perryman
Paris
Elsie Bloodworth
C. C. Pack
Burns Hurst
W. E. Raley
Harry Johnson
Jack Cline
Tom Koutsoumpas
C. M. Bubeck
C. E. Clem
Dennison church group and community notices roundup
The W S C S meeting at Eleanor Taylor’s home January 3 included singing and lessons led by Thelma Johns and Josephine Taylor and a business session. Upcoming gatherings, showers, bingo night, Royal Neighbors, pot luck dinners, and multiple dinners with local families are listed with host homes and dates.
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Dennison Church
Eleanor Taylor
Ethel Stepp
Dorothea Bland
Jesus
Thelma Johns
Josephine Taylor
Aletha Thompson
Geneva Slepp
Fay Lee
Irene Huston
Susie Johns
Myrtle Taylor
Ira Jones
Dorothy Bland
LaVonia Jones
Kate Lackey
Juanita Thompson
West
Terre Haute
W. Co
W. C. Stevens
Rhythmic Choir Formed at Congregational Church
The Rhythmic Choir organized in Marshall last July at the Congregational church by Mrs. Charles Bush uses symbolic movements to express religious thoughts. Dressed in white gowns with red and purple satin stoles and white satin slippers, they earned their robes by winning third prize at the 1951 fair talent contest. They have since performed at multiple venues including East Star, Junior High School, and grade schools, with a marionette show created by the girls and supporting mothers and volunteers.
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Charles Bush
Eastern Star
Malotte
North
South
Ohio
Ray Kannmacher
Elmer Renner
Meryl Braynard
Carla Jensen
Jim Kannmacher
Jon Smitley
Russel Buckner
Alvin Pevehouse
Stor
Nativity Play and Rhythmic Choir Work Spreads
The Nativity Play in March and Lenten music begin a revival started by Margaret Palmer Fisk in Chicago. The method, introduced in Hanover and Dartmouth College circles, spreads through Northfield Star Island and New Hampshire programs with Rhythmic Choir technique led by Mrs. Noble of Chicago as it gains national use. Marshall expresses pride in bringing this movement to the community as a top place to live.
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Margaret Palmer Fisk
South Shore
Chicago
Hanover
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Northfield
Mass
Durham
Star Island
New Giving Concept Emerges From Polio Fight
The March of Dimes reports polio incidence tripled in four years with 182,000 cases in the period, prompting a shift to a new giving concept. Funds spent on patient care rose to 79 million, while total previous decade care spent was 41 million.
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National Foundation For
March of Dimes
National Foundation
Spiritual Life Missions Hit Twenty Two Methodist Churches
In Marshall area twenty two Methodist churches host Spiritual Life Missions this week with services each evening Sunday through Friday. About 1500 people attend nightly across the churches including First Methodist in Marshall Brick Methodist on the Marshall Circuit and Dunlap Methodist on the Dennison Circuit. Local guest preachers include Rev Walter M Theobald Sullivan Illinois at First Methodist, Rev William Jones Hammond Illinois at Brick Methodist, and Rev Robert Bieber Lovington Illinois at Dunlap. The mission aims to deepen spiritual life through prayer Bible reading church attendance and giving.
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First Methodist
Marshall
Brick Methodist
Dunlap
Dennison
First Methodist Church
Walter M. Theobald
Sullivan, Illlinois
Brick Methodist Church
William Jones
Hammond
Ilinois
Dunlap Methodist Church
Robert Bieber
Lovington
Covenant of Faith and Church Membership Pledge
A declaration of devotion and commitment to Christ including accepting Him as Savior, desiring church membership at the next reception, and pledges to attend church, conduct family devotions, pray daily, tithe, support church work, join a church organization, attend church school, visit shut-ins, and invite others to join.
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Christ
National Feed Survey Says Feeding More Livestock Demands More Feed
The National Feed Survey committee states that increasing livestock numbers in 1952 will require more feed. This forecast highlights higher demand for feed grains and foraged supplies as herds grow.
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The
National Feed Survey Committee
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