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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1968
Page
3
At 9:30 a.m. Sunday Bible study for all ages follows by 10:40 a.m. morning worship with a sermon titled A Good Man Who Needed Salvation. An evening sermon Love Supreme is planned for 7:30 p.m. with the Lord's Supper observed. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. and a Wednesday Prayer and Praise service at 7:30 p.m. led by the pastor. Service broadcast over WK2I Casey.
Trinity United Methodist Church invites Marshall residents and visitors to services at Chestnut and South Michigan with 9:30 Sunday school, 10:30 morning worship, 6:30 fellowship, 7:30 evening worship and a 7:30 prayer service on Wednesdays. Congregational Church announces July 21 sermon The Church at Sardis by Eugene W. Etheridge.
Community members host dinners and call on neighbors across Wernz Alexander Shotwell and Gard families. Card parties and club gatherings at New man Illinois and Hutsonville reflect a close parish network. A closing ad invites readers to study law as a cheaper route than court.
Quotation argues time tables constrain manhood and womanhood and shorten life. Services at First Church of Christ Scientist held at 10 30 a m at 614 Pine Street welcome all.
A terse remark praises businessmen as the greatest humanitarians through practical acts not reputation. It contrasts with legal wins that do not guarantee victory in court.
Regular monthly meeting of the EST Union West Union 4 H club convened Thursday afternoon in the Chris Church basement. Members modeled sewing and displayed cooking items including coffee cakes and cook s. Guests visited from Danville and regional towns as families shared meals and stories.
Herman Carpenter of Cedar Lake Indiana was a weekend guest of his mother Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry. Mrs Dorothy Jean Riggs visited Wednesday evening with Mrs Grace Higginbotham and Everett. Ottie Williams of Martinsville and Grace Higginbotham Everett visited Thursday with Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry. John Blizzard and Ben Strohm of Grand Turn were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Maude Miller. Carroll Williams of Chris man and Mrs Mary Thompson plus Mrs Mabel Nicol visited Friday. Maude Miller and John Blizzard visited Martha Booker at Marshall. They later paid respects to Mrs Mattie Carpenter relatives at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel. Cleo Smitley and Mrs Milldred Hirschman of Marshall called on Mrs Maude Miller Thursday. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Mattie Carpenter at Prust Hosch Funeral Chapel Wednesday.
The Emmanuel Ladies Aid held its meeting Thursday afternoon at Louise Jackson’s home with President Mildred Hirschman leading prayers. Devotions by Minnie King, readings by members, and social time followed. Guests included Mrs. Merle Eliott Miss Doris Baker Mrs Hugar McConchie and John and Susie Waight. The Friendly Class dined at Tom’s Friday evening and roll call honored signers of the declaration of independence.
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