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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
7
Sermon theme from Luke 11 5 8 titled The Man Who Would Not Give Up. Worship at 8 30 a m with Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 a m. Lessons include Eli and Samuel and messages on moral progress and obedience.
Tips on preparing salads to stay fresh. Combine fruits just before serving. Drain canned or cooked produce to keep greens from wilting. Chill plates and ingredients, and serve salads cold unless hot types. Add flavorful ingredients to dressings to vary vegetable salads.
A guide to making fruit salads more appealing with mayonnaise or French dressing combined with deviled ham sweet relish chopped pickle olives mustard or catchup. Add color with berries grapes and frostings using egg white sugar and optional whipped cream to finish. Greens should stay neatly inside the plate edges.
Christian Church led by Superintendent E. T. Pine announces a full day plan with Bible school at 9 30, Communion at 10 30, worship at 11 00, and a 2 p m home service. Evening program features about 100 young contestants presenting work and certificates awarded for eight days of participation. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday schedule lists 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m worship service Darrell Kirby leads and Harry W Findley speaks The issue mentions new fertilizer fused tri calcium phosphate showing promise at agricultural experiment stations
A tense scene unfolds with a boy named Jim facing a tiger and a lion within a pale moonlit room. Night sounds intensify the fright as Danny bursts in, reuniting with his mother who chides him for playing with stuffed animals and inviting a nightmare.
Nazare ne Church at Corner Plum and Fourth with Mertie H Melton as minister hosts Sunday school at 930 morning worship at 1030 William Shots N Y P S at 630 Russell Taylor delivers message Evening service at 730 NFM S meets next Wednesday 730 with Marie Buckner in charge Lota Carroll to give study lesson Revival with Rev J L Woolman begins June 29 Pray and come.
Rev. Sone and Charles A. Bush lead services at the Congregational Church with church school at 9:30 am, morning prayer and sermon at 10:45 am on God as Power, and an Allright Congregational service at 7:30 pm.
The Women’s Missionary Circle met at the home of Mrs. Evert Harbor on Tuesday afternoon. Several local families and individuals are noted visiting, picnicking, or attending community events, including church, home bureau meetings, and hospital visits. Bud Redman’s funeral services were held at Marrs Funeral Home with burial at Shiloh cemetery.
Dr Nellie L Perkins of the University of Illinois offers do and donts for parents when a child harms peers. She cautions against tit for tat punishment and recommends constructive guidance to address behavior and promote safety.
The text advises adults to teach by calm, consistent action rather than anger or apologies. It emphasizes loving the child unconditionally, preventing harm, soothing the hurt, and separating the child briefly to regroup. It notes using firm limits and diverting the child to acceptable activities while explaining that some behaviors are not allowed.
Ernest D. Walker urges farmers to clip early pasture weeds to reduce competition with grass and legumes and prevent weeds from seeding. A second clipping in August helps remove later weeds and keep weed pests down. Using fused tri calcium phosphate can act as a starter fertilizer like superphosphate.
Emmanuel and Zion churches schedule Vacation Bible School beginning June 15 at Emmanuel with joint participation from Zion Emmanuel. Children 3 to 15 urged to attend. Sunday school canceled for June 14 for another program. Also notice of probate hearing in Clark County Illinois on June 29 1953 at 10 00 a m with specified heirs legatees and devisees and attorneys listed.
A petition signed by two-thirds of Clark County voters seeks to detach large tracts of land from Walnut Prairie and West Union districts and annex them to Marshall Unit District. A public hearing is set for July 3 1953 at 1 00 pm in the County Superintendent of Schools office in Marshall Illinois. The notice also covers probate of Henrietta M Young's will with listed heirs.
The estate of Nettie S Booth deceased in Clark County Illinois sets July 6 1953 as the claim date. Creditors may file claims with executor Edwin B Booth without summons. Snavely Miller Meehling Attorneys Keiser Building Marshall Illinois adv 22 3.
Estate of Charles Roy McNown deceased. Claims must be filed by Monday July 6 1953 in the County Court of Clark County Illinois. No summons will be issued. Benton Marrs is administrator and Zolie O Arbogast is attorney 515 Locust Street Marshall Illinois.
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