Trinity Church Promotes June 24 Promotion Day
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren led by Willis O. Simpson presents Promotion Day on Sunday June 24 with 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m morning worship sermon The Divine Provision The junior department screens a film Our Church at Work Today The Y hour leader is Diana Simpson Special music and congregational singing planned. A youth picnic at Lincoln Trail State Park on Tuesday June 26 at 6 30 p m and midweek prayer and choir activities conclude the week.
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Kingdom Triumphant
the Evangelical
United Brethren
Howard Shonkwitt
Glen Fredenberger
Alma Lashbrook
Belle Tally
Richard Ewbank
Clara ‘Norton
Boys and Girls
Diana” ‘Simpson
Lincoln Trail State Park
Kenneth Pumphrey
Shirley Hills
Methodist Church announces June events and baptism date
The church led by J. Arnold Olsen details a 9:30 a m Sunday school, 10:30 a m worship, and June 24 communion with new members. Baptism is planned July 1 followed by altar flower requests and multiple church meetings through June 28.
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Emil ‘Bennett
Zion Emanuel Church Schedule and Services
The notice lists June services for Zion Trinity including Zion Zion Zion Emmanuel and Christian Church events. It covers Sunday school prayer meetings evening worship youth fellowship meetings and council meetings with leaders named and times across June. The entry ends with a proverb about storytelling speed.
Junior High Youth Camp Heads to Nazarene Acres
Sunday services listed for a congregation follow with a weeklong Junior High Youth Camp planned for Nazarene Acres near Springfield. Registration opens Monday June 25 at 10:00 a.m. Rev Jim Marsch and Rev Jerry Green named chaplain and camp director. Thirteen and fourteen year olds from southern Illinois participate for worship and recreation. Our statistical year ends Saturday June 30. attendees urged to contribute for a better annual report.
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Nazarene Acres
Springfield
Jim Marsch
Pekin
Illinois
Jerry Green
Christ
Congregational News from Marshall Illinois June 24 1962
David L. Hamm minister conducts regular services. Sunday school at 9:30 led by Charles Bush with Margaret Kile on the devotional. Church at 10:30 features sermon Search Me O God from the Psalms. June 27 church council meeting at 7 30 led by Mrs Fred Eitel. No choir rehearsal today.
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Charles Bush
Margaret Kile
Church Council
Fred Eitel
E U B Conference Held in Naperville This Week
Ministerial and lay delegates from 282 Illinois Evangelical United Brethren churches gathered in Naperville for the 118th Illinois Conference at North Central College. Bishop H R Heininger presided with sessions at Grace and First Churches and a breakfast honored North Central College graduates. Delegates began balloting for the Grand Rapids general conference and social action plans aided Cuban refugee resettlement in Illinois.
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Illinois
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Naperville
North Central College
Grace Church
First Church
Wilmert Wolf
Paul Washburn
H. R. Heininger
Northwest
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Fred Reiner
Melrose Park
Social Action Committee
Department of Christian Citizenship
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
Board of Missions
H. J. Johnsson
Willis O. Simpson
Harold Hibschman
Richard Ewbank
Obituary for Charley Graham in Clark County
Charley Graham born February 29 1880 Clark County Illinois died June 14 1962 aged 82 years 3 months 16 days. He lived his life in Clark County and joined the M E Church of Clarksville November 14 1897. He married Bertha Lowther February 10 1926 and she survives junto with daughter Joan Gamm grandson Terry Lee of Marshall. He leaves one sister and one brother deceased along with three cousins Charles Spratt Lewis Spratt Wesley Cale. He was survived by relatives and friends with a family mourning the loss.
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Charley Graham
John E
Nancy Spratt Graham
Clark County
Illinois
Ilinois
M. E. Church
Clarksville
Mlinois
Bertha Lowther
Bertha Graham
Joan Gamm
Terry Lee
Marshall
Charles Spratt
Lewis Spratt
Wesley Cale
Card of Thanks for Charley Graham
The Graham family thanks Marrs Funeral Home pallbearers minister singer organist relatives and friends for kindness shown during Charley Grahams death. Thank you to everyone who helped lighten our load. May God bless you. Mrs Charley Graham Mr and Mrs Charles Gamm
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Marrs
Charley Graham
Charles Gamm
Obituary of Kate Murphy from Clark Center area
Kate Murphy born March 4 1876 near Martinsville Illinois died June 18 1962 at her Marshall home aged 86. She married Hurley Murphy on April 5 1899 and had a daughter Ruth. She was active in Five Points Christian church and spent 54 years on a Clark Center area farm before moving to Marshall. Survived by relatives including son in law Don Medsker and many nieces nephews.
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Kate Murphy
Reuben and
Georgeanne Bostwick Tingley
Martinsville
Illinois
Five Points Christian Church
Hendrix Reunion Returns to Marshall Fairgrounds in 1962
Nineth annual Walton Hendrix descendants reunion held June 17 1962 at Marshall fair grounds with 56 attendees. Homer Hendrix elected president Rhoda Royer vice president Nellie Bennett secretary after a post dinner business session.
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Walton Hendrix
Marshall Fairgrounds
Carroll Kannmacher
Lowell
Nadine
Jon Kannmacher
Lisa
Owen Hendrix
Watson
Tami
Leo Hendrix
Kathy
Tarry
Harold L. Claypool
Ann
Keith
Sue
Robert Royer
Leon Howlett
Homer Hendrix
William Challis
Susan
Marianne
Dean Hendrix
Susie
Mike
Mia
Kénineth Wilson
Judy
Kenny
Patty
David
Anna Hendrix
Mary Hendrix
Fred Atkison
Norma
Harold Hendrix
Debra
Darleen
John David
Bill Hendrix
Robert Bennett
Robert
Sally
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
Mary Mayfield
Rhoda Royer
Nellie Bennett
Kingdom Hall to Host Watchtower Speaker Next Sunday
A. Schlatter of The Watchtower Society will speak at 8 p m Sunday June 24 at Kingdom Hall 710 S 9th St Mar hall The talk titled Obeying the Two Great Commandments for Life promises guidance on contentment and living righteously.
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A. Schlatter
Watchtower Society
Kingdom Hall
S. 9Th St
Marhall
Berea College Founding and Appalachian Education Mission
The 1855 subscription school marks Berea College origin while the present corporation formed in 1966. From 1966 the school enrolled both Negro and white students, with college department opening in 1969 and first degrees in 1873. It emphasizes liberal arts with regional professional ties and pioneering rural education initiatives in Kentucky.
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United States
Bereavement thanks from Ruth and Don Medsker
Ruth and Don Medsker express gratitude to friends and relatives for acts of kindness during their recent bereavement and say the kindness will be remembered and appreciated.
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Ruth and
Don Medsker
Obituary Anna Lambdin 1897 1962 Marshall
Anna Lambdin born in Marshall April 16 1897 died June 11 1962 at Union Hospital at 65.1.26. She married Raymond Lambdin in 1922 and had five daughters Mary Alice Irwin Norma Mitchell Nina Stogsdill Lorain Tyer Jane who died in infancy. Survived by husband five daughters two sisters three brothers six grandchildren and many relatives. Services were at Marra Funeral Home June 14 with burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Anna Lambdin
Richard
Mary Ann Shotts
Marshall
Union Hospital
Raymond Cleo Lambdin
Mary Alice Irwin
Norma Mitchell
Staunton
Indiana
Nina Stogsdill
Nokomis
Ilinois
Lorain Tyer
Charleston
Jane
Sarah Glick
Rockville
Kathryn Carpenter
Aaron Shotts
Gary
Charles
Marshall Shotts
Wesley
Millcreek Baptist Church
Community thanks for support during illness and death
The family of Anna Lambdin expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and all who helped during the illness and passing. Contributions in her memory were given to the American Cancer Society.
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Anna Lambdin
The
American Cancer Society
About Thirteen Year Old Steadies Teens Debate
The weekly column FOR ANE ABOUT TEENAGERS discusses a thirteen year old asking if it is too young to go steady. The editors say thirteen is too young to date seriously and encourage focusing on studies while allowing chaperoned visits from suitable boys. They define steady dating as not appropriate and invite more teen problems for discussion.
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National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort
The Psalm of a Widow on Estranged Adult Children
A widowed mother laments grown children drifting from home and neglecting parental care and gifts. She notes sons becoming distant, wives resenting old ties, and mothers risking hardship to support offspring. The column condemns the lack of gratitude and calls for better family bonds among aging parents.
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Methodist Church
J. Arnold Olsen
Mother's Club
Sam Deahl
Warren, Strohm
Commission On
All Commission
Evangelical United Zion-Emmanuel Brethren Churches
H. V. Johnson
Zion
William Tingley
Laura Junker
Tuesaday
Zion Council of Administration
Zion-Emmanuel
Jackie Fraker
Zion- Emmanuel W. S
Dorothea Schaefer
Emmanuel
Fred Schaefer
Ben Drummond
Emmanuel Council of Administration
Council of Administration
Christian Church
Locust St
Robert Luse
Harold Imle
Bible School
Church OF Nazarene R. Ww
Louise’ Hale
Plum Sts
Congregational News
David L. Hamm
Marshall, Il
Hendrix
Audrey Lane
Berea College of Kentucky
Berea College
Kentucky
Union Church of
Berea
John Gregg Fee
Southern
Appalachian
Wat
New York
N.Y
Marra Funeral Home
Marshall Cemetery
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