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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
7
A religious column discusses Gods plan for humanity focusing on forgiveness of sins and the path to peace. It contrasts personal confession with societal change and warns war endangers the whole human race, urging Christ centered kingship as the route to Gods kingdom.
Dean H P Rusk of Illinois University will dedicate the State 4-H Memorial Camp at Monticello on Sunday June 4 at 2 PM Central Time. DiAnne Mathie will accept the camp on behalf of Illinois 4-H Club members. ceremony includes music by Monticello junior high band and a dedication by Rusk with a closing taps. A first cabin will be named by Moultrie county followed by a social hour at the 4-H dining hall.
Emmanuel church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m with William Ziegler as superintendent and preaching at 10 30 a m by the pastor. A weekly prayer service is held Wednesday at 7 00 p m.
Sunday school attendance was reported at thirty nine. Several residents attended a Brick church youth meeting. Joe Davee of LaPorte Indiana visited family in Snyder while Emery Morgan awaits discharge after a second operation in Evansville. Mrs Mabel Van Dever dies in Terre Haute.
The West Union Home Bureau met at Mrs. Eileen Wells's home on May 11 with nineteen members and two guests Mrs. Nine SCombes and Mrs. Hill. Nellie Cline presided as secretary led by group singing.
G W Gibson minister and F C Liggett superintendent announce Bible school at 9:30, morning worship at 11:00 with a Pentecost message, C E Society at 6:30, evangelistic service at 7:30 and a later Lord's supper at 8:00 with the message weighing in the balances. Daily vacation Bible school begins June 5 and runs through June 4 with Mrs Helen Van Meter of Springfield Illinois returning to lead singing and supervise the 18th program.
At the Grand Rapids furniture market buyers eyed an air-conditioned bed by Walter B. Stiles. The foam mattress features perforations for cooled air, a 36 by 76 inch frame on the floor, and an integrated air system with filters fans and a water or dry ice container. A thermostat controls the unit and a heating element for cold weather exists despite warm indoor temperatures.
A rotation with at least one third legume land yields 16 bushels more corn and 11 bushels more oats than a rotation with half as many legume acres. The text also notes vines choking valuable trees and advises cutting vines on good trees while leaving vines on defective trees to feed wildlife.
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