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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
2
The Marshall Herald advertising and subscription rates are listed by the Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois. Subscriptions cost 2.00 dollars per year with local ads priced at 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line, minimum two lines.
Sunday school attendance reached fifty. Rev H J Kemp led the regular 11 o clock service. Families and neighbors gathered for visits, church events, and a T V night at various homes as members assisted the W H Wilson family who lost their home by fire.
Mrs Ruth Wright and family visits are listed along with trips to Paris and Chicago. The Baptist church revival closed Sunday night. Doris Shawler led a group on the emotional development of young children at the church with seventeen guests.
Senator Vandenberg argues for a postwar international order based on law and justice, criticizing the United Nations Charter for vague justice provisions. He warns against an American-led world state and urges two paths: amend the UN charter or form a regional organization within the Atlantic Pact to enforce a lawful, just framework.
Mrs Gladys Hewitt hosts mention of wedding shower for Delores Tingley Stoute at her mother's home. Numerous local visits and gatherings listed including guests from Paris Blackhawk Annapolis Marshall and nearby families. Community meeting womanless wedding planned Friday March 14 with bring your own sandwiches or doughnuts.
Mrs John Sudduth and Mrs Jess Sudduth of Paris called on relatives there Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Sport Tingley spent Sunday with their daughter and husband, Mrs and Mrs Robert Stout, for Mrs Vivian Stout and Sis ie at Marshall.
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