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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1960
Page
7
Trinity Church in Paris led by Willis Simpson schedules a May program with a skating party at Twin Lakes on Friday and a Mothers Day service on Sunday featuring the Lingering Mother message. Activities include Sunday school, choir anthem, youth and prayer sessions, and midweek choirs and meetings led by local officers.
The Methodist Church announces a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by H. H. Forbes and a 10:30 a.m. worship with the theme Jesus And The Family for Mother's Day. Members are urged to wear flowers in honor of mothers and an annual baby fold offering will be received. The Senior M Y F meets at Robert Illyes home at 5:30 p.m. May 10. The Mother's Club plans a Terrel Haute dinner trip with details to follow. Sanctuary choir rehearses Wednesday at 7 p.m. Junior Hi M Y F meets Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. The Wedding Ring Class party is May 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mitchell home with several hosts. May 13 the Graham Bible Class gathers at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs Hurley Welsh’s home for devotions led by Mrs Mayme Parks.
The notice lists Sunday services 9:30 a m Sunday School 10 45 a m Morning worship 7 30 p m Evangelistic service and Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m Mothers day is Sunday with each mother in Sunday school to receive a remembrance award. The Herald priced at 2 00 per year.
E K Haley leads a Sunday session at Armstrong Methodist Church focusing on motherhood with a cash gift appeal for the Baby Fold at Normal Illinois and Illinois Methodist conference. Activities include MYF Juniors and a Wednesday prayer group study on The Church and Medical Missions.
Zion Evangelical churches list a week of services led by Pastor H V Johnson and leaders Sam Finkbiner Robert Maurer Lois Johnson Dor Abel Ben Strohm with Sunday May 7 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 am worship and topic Our Debt to Our Mothers. Youth and choir activities noted and May 12 1 30 pm Ladies Aid meeting. Youth fellowship to attend Casey district meeting at Trinity U B church Marshall.
The church schedules 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by Charles Bush and a 10:45 a.m. worship service with a sermon titled Home, a School of Character. The junior choir performs A Morning Prayer and Angel Voices Ever Singing. An offertory solo My Home Must Have a High Tree will be sung by Mrs. Mildred Bush. A carry-in dinner follows the service and a brief deacons session will meet Sunday afternoon. Junior choir practice occurs after school each Thursday.
Sandra Lee Jennings, 1960 Maid of Cotton, promotes versatile separates that can be mixed. She models a Toni Owen three piece cotton duck ensemble including blouse skirt and coat from a 48 piece wardrobe suitable for travel and multiple outfit options.
In The Italy News-Herald and The Chickasha Star editorials, writers urge defense in traffic cases to avoid higher insurance as a factor in verdicts and praise advertising as a crucial modern business force. They discuss fairness, presumption of innocence in traffic court, and the impact of advertising on small-town commerce.
The notice offers Dreat Pattern No 1375-Diagram De light for 4 to 7 year olds, two yards of 35 inch fabric, plus No 370-N baby crochet and embroidery patterns and No 390-N crochet guidance. Prices 35 cents per dress pattern and 25 cents per needlework pattern, with 10 cents for first class mailing, sent to Audrey Lane Bureau Chicago.
University of Illinois home economist Ruth Galbraith warns that excess liquid chlorine bleach or high temperatures damage fabrics. Follow bottle directions, dilute properly, and use wash machine concentrations for routine bleaching. Newer organic chlorine bleaches reduce damage but avoid wool silk and crease resistant fabrics.
A tire company runs a sportsman focused contest offering fishing vacations for two. Featured destinations include Alaska salmon, Mexican big game, Nicaragua tarpon, among others. Also notes on fishing biology and water use.
Crease resistant cottons and rayons may yellow with chlorine bleach. Check labels before bleaching. Mrs Galbraith says only sodium perborate and hydrogen peroxide are safe for crease resistant fabrics. they are weaker stain removers but should be used promptly. Sodium perborate appears in powders like Snowy Dexol and Lestaire.
An Illinois University economist says fed cattle prices will not fall as sharply this year as last. Current prices are down but less pork competition and firmer demand are expected to strengthen the market in coming months.
In Clark County Illinois the estate of Carl Shaffner, deceased, is set for final settlement. Executor Vern Davison will present his final report on May 28, 1960, in Marshall County Court and seek discharge from duties. interested parties may appear to resist. Attorney Omer T. Shawler represents the estate.
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