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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
1
The passage muses on spaceflight dangers and the fate of a rocket designed to reach and encircle the moon. It questions what lies beyond the moon and how a craft could return intact, noting generations may die before such a feat and invoking biblical and biblical-like reflections on humanity’s reach and limits.
Sunday services listed for Zion Evangelical E U G and Emmanuel churches with Sunday school led by Sam Finkbiner and Don Abel and a world service day observed at 10 80 a m Mrs Norma Jean Murphy in charge Evening worship at 7 The evangelistic meetings begin Monday at Zion E U B with Rev B C Stine as evangelist H V Johnson leads the choir Russell Junker directs musical numbers
Marshall Missionary Baptist Church in Marshall invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 30 a m training union at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m and Bible study plus prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial welcome to all University of Illinois agronomists tested 412 corn hybrids in 1957 across 10 fields in the state.
The Evangelical Bethren under Willis O Simpson outlines a Sunday program with 9 30 a m Sunday school on church membership privileges, 10 30 a m worship for World Service Day, 1 30 p m community religious survey meeting, 6 30 p m youth fellowship, and 7 30 p m evangelistic hour A Silent Drama. Weekly meetings include audits Tuesday and prayer service and choir rehearsal midweek.
David Carnine and Lloyd Hendrix lead services at Five Points Church of Christ with Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. Teachers training at 7 30 p m Saturday. Next Sunday L B I day with Lincoln Illinois Bible Institute students and Charles Mills presenting the morning message. Basket dinner at noon in the church basement.
The piece argues Sputniks mark a shift from political cold war tactics to a scientific contest. It notes Russia’s early satellite success, calls for faster U.S. missile work, expanded science advisory roles, and major reforms in education to keep pace and potentially surpass Soviet progress. World leadership and influence hang in the balance.
A list of February church events includes a 8:00 p m film screening It Happened as part of a quarterly worker conference for church school officers and substitute teachers on Sunday February 2. Activities continue February 5 6 and 7 with services seminars and choir rehearsals. Souls are urged to attend with families.
Rev Louis L Therr leads Sunday services at 8:30 a m Sunday school with Charles Bush as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 features sermon Make Mine the Same about living above the crowd. Trustees meet next Sunday at 6 00. Children nursery and junior church provided.
Pastor L A Williams notes the Pilgrim Holiness Church and Sunday School have grown, reporting January Sunday school attendance averaging 100, up 27 from a year ago. He thanks the congregation and invites continued attendance as the session continues.
Wie Jane Mason daughter of Perry and Rebecca Mason was born September 16 1881 near Dennison Illinois and died January 19 1958 at age 76 years 4 months 3 days She married Herman J Walter on January 1 1909 and had four children Surviving are husband two daughters Dessie Newell and Anna Belle Stephens two sons Kenneth Waller and Jack Waller a nephew Jay Traviole She leaves twenty one grandchildren two sisters Mary Lee and Hazel Heather two brothers William Mason and Herbert Mason and several extended relatives Funeral services were held at Marrs Funeral Home with Rev Russell Taylor in charge Burial was at Dunlap Cemetery.
The family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for sympathy flowers and aid after the death and funeral of beloved wife and mother. Herman Waller Mrs Anna Belle Stephens Mrs Dessie Newell Kenneth Waller Jack Waller
Mr and Mrs Odin Stogsdill of Belleville and Mr and Mrs Stanley Leasure and family visited Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs John Leasure. Mrs Clark Seymour of Palestine visited Friday with Mrs Ruth Wells.
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Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory visited in Martinaville on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George St John were seen with Ray Drake on Wednesday. Judy McCrory visited Carlyn Stephens Friday night at Hutsonville. Quilting attendees at Mrs Ruth Wells Thursday included Maureen Pickering Mary Graham Lena Artman Deasie Drake Ruby Guyer Esther Leasure Vivian McCrory Kate Arnold Opal Cornwell and her son. Aden Reynolds entered the Veterans hospital in Danville Monday and had surgery Tuesday. He is progressing satisfactorily. Mrs Goldie Cornwell underwent major surgery at St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute last Thursday.
Miss Nyholm, foods and nutrition specialist at the University of Illinois, explains methods homemakers can use to get their families to drink more milk and how vocal demonstrations reinforce the message. She emphasizes practical steps to increase milk consumption at home.
A fragmented passage discusses dairy use in families especially with teenage daughters, urging more milk to prevent calcium deficiency. It notes milk as economical and delicious, advising homemakers to promote dairy in daily meals. The article shifts to forest fires, Saturn’s rings, infrared spectroscopy, and the penguin name origin, ending with a note on penguin fat.
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