Trinity E U Church announces services and events
Marshall HL pastor Willis Simpson leads Sunday November 3 with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship theme The Spirit of Christian Worship New members by confession or transfer Youth Fellowship at 6 30 and evangelistic hour at 7 30 The Undying Fire music and gospel songs Sunday evening 7 30 prayer service November 6 7 30 and choir practice at 8 30 inviting all to join in worship and music ministry
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Jesse Kile
Clara Norton
Mary Washburn
Herman Cork
Telescope Messenger
Christian Home Builder
Word of God
Sharon Vanoven
Beverly Lashbrook
Freda Rasner
God's Word
Howard Shank
Christ
Zion and Emmanuel announce weekly church activities
Zion holds Sunday school at 10:30 a m with William Tingley leading morning worship. A prayer and praise meeting follows Tuesday at 7 30 p m led by the close leader with Bible study to follow. Emmanuel lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m led by John Douglas, prayer meeting led by class leader Lowell Kunce. Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer and praise meeting, Bible study after. Thursday 7 30 p m Christian Service Guild meets with Vernice Tingley. Friday 6 30 p m men’s meeting at Zion church featuring an oyster supper and a special speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
William Tingley
Emmanuel
John Douglas
Lowell Kunce
Christian Service Guild
Vernice Tingley
Zion Church
Whooping Cranes Saved by Humane Efforts in New Orleans
The article recalls the near extinction of the whooping crane and notes two birds at Audubon Park New Orleans. The surviving crane pair, raised in captivity with constant care, has grown nearly to adult size offering hope for species recovery. It contrasts wildlife protection with the need to shield humans from dangers while urging leaders to focus on public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Park
New Orleans
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Nov 3 7 4
Sunday school 9 30 4 m Divine worship 10 30 sermon Mastering Life Senior MYF 5 pm first fall evening fellowship supper hymn singing film Campus Parish puzz groups discussion and youth stories handicraft for children Monday Senior MYF 7 pm second fall institute Paris Tuesday hospital and home board meets Quincy co hosts Friendly class at Walter Craig home Commission on education 8 pm Wednesday W S C S study Christ Church Race at Mrs Camp home Junior Hi MYF 6 30 pm Sanctuary choir 7 pm Thursday Woman's Society of Christian Service meets 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Forbes
Paris
Conference Board of Hospitals and Homes
Quincey
Ilinois
Walter Craig
Tom Findley
M. H. Matteson
Commission On Education
W. E. Camp
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Congregational News Reveals Sermon Theme and Youth Roles
Sunday School at 9 15 a m with Charles Bush as superintendent introduces a new cradle roll. Morning worship at 10 30 features The Dauntless One. Junior church under Mrs Ashley. nursery and children's chapel available. Choir to rehearse Thursday 7 30 p m for two services next Sunday. Vesper at 4 p m with eighteen young men merited. Rev Ralph E B Osborne to speak. Trustees meet Sunday 6 30 p m.
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Chas. Bush
Ashley
Our Church
Ralph EB. Osborne
The
Hi-Y
Board of Trustees
Arshall Missionary Baptist Church Weekly Services
The church lists Sunday school at 8 30 a m morning service at 10 30 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial welcome to all. Also notes a 1956 corn picker accident survey showing husking rolls most injurious followed by snapping rolls and stalk ejectors.
Local Social Notes From Choctaw and Nearby Towns
Mrs Maude Miller Elder Denton of Martinsville dined with Mr and Mrs Warren Norton and children. W M A meeting at Macedonia last Thursday was attended by Mrs Delphia Nicol Mrs Maude Miller and Golda Blizzard. Estel Whitaker and family visited Mr Herschel Cline. Revival at Marshall Baptist church drew Mrs Miller John Nicol Emma Nicol and others. Ben Strohm Martha Booker John Blizzard joined Terre Haute visit. Maude Miller visited Terre Plaute then Marshall with Miss Flossie Huffington and William Forebeck.
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Elder Denton
Martinsville
Warren Norton
Delphia Nicol
Maude Miller
Golda Blizzard
Macedonia
Marie Miller
Wayne Miller
Robert Gunder
Marshall
Estel Whitaker
Gary
Indiana
Herschel Cline
John Nicol
Emma Nicol
Miller
John
the Baptist Church
Ben Strohm
Martha Booker
Terre Haute
Terre Plaute
Flossie Huffington
William Forebeck
Melrose Community Notes Highlight Birth and Visits
Mrs Nora Kenderdine visited with Mrs Shirley Wells and family. A six pound fourteen ounce baby boy was born Tuesday October 22 to Mr and Mrs Junior Cornwell and Opal Grahts. Sick list includes Mrs Ruby Slusser Mrs Mary Thompson and Gary Green. Henry Shelton had minor surgery at Allen Hospital and returned home.
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Nora Kenderdine
Shirley Wells
Junior
Cornwell
Opal Grahts
Ro Graham
Ruby Slusser
Mary Thompson
Gary Green
Donna Zeigler
Lawrence Leasure
Cheryla
Henry Shelton
Allen Hospital
Robinson
Charles Kenderdine
Omer Powell and Sons
Carol Ann
Hilda Cornwell
Junior Cornwell
Flossie Kenderdine
Marsha
Sharon Green
Warren Kenderdine
June
Lawrence Kenderdine
Debra
Judy
Sandra
Wayne Kamplain
Thompson
Marge
Oblong
Zion Home Bureau Meeting Notes Highlights
The Zion Home Bureau ladies met at Mrs. Vivian Maurer’s home on October 15 for reports from Cora Ohm Violet Miller and Miss Fikuart. Members discussed Home extension in Minnesota a planned Ice Follies trip, safety devices on cars and joint tenancy lessons. Next meeting at Marshall Methodist church will host the Wabash unit on November 20.
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Zion Home Bureau Unit
Vivian Maurer
Norma Seldel
Violet Miller
Cora Ohm
Fikuart
Minois
Betty Francis
Indianapolis
Freda Tingley
Miss Fikuart
Norma Seidel
Emma Helman
Flozzia Magill
Corinna ‘Tingley
Edith Tingley
Nora Davidson
Verna Finkbiner
Alice Tingley
Polly Dean
Cora ‘Ohm
Mary Jean Magill
Mis
Sunshine Club Holds October Meeting At Ferris Home
The Sunshine club met at Elizabeth Ferris's home on October 23 with a noon pot-luck. The afternoon opened with the club theme song Sunshine in the Soul and a scripture lesson from First Corinthians read by Anna Mott. A minutes review, collection, and roll call followed, a card to Mrs. Clark was signed, and readings were presented by Tillie Prufft Della Bohn Josie Montgomery Polly Linton Hattie Hurst Anna Mott Tillie Ferris and Gertie Scott.
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Sunshine Club
Elizabeth Ferris
1St Corinthians
Anna Mott
Tillie Prufett
Della Bohn
Josie Montgomery
Polly Linton
Hattie Hurst
Tillie Ferris
Gertie Scott
Meeting Dismissed by Anna Mott Hosts and Guests Named
The meeting was dismissed by Anna Mott. Present were Addie Hurst Ella Birchfield Polly Linton Anna Mott Della Bohn Josie Montgomery Tile Prutett Gertie Scott Rosa Bohn Tillie Ferris Hattie Hurst Belle Garver Frances Baker Judy Baker Lon Linton and the hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Ferris. The next gathering will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Scott on November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Hurst
Ella Birchfield
Polly Linton
Anna Mott
Della Bohn
Josie Montgomery
Tile Prutett
Gertie Scott
Rosa Bohn
Tillie Ferris
Hattie Hurst
Belle Garver
Frances Baker
Judy Baker
Lon Linton
Harry Ferris
Lawrence
Scott
Clean plowing best way to destroy corn borers
University of Illinois entomologist Steve Moore says clean plowing kills 98 to 99 percent of overwintering corn borers, with fall plowing as effective as spring. Mechanical pickers reduce borers by about 36 percent, and oat fields contribute most emerging moths in May and June. Moore urges stalk shredding over dishing before oat seeding to lessen the menace.
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Steve Moore
University of Illinois College For Agriculture
State Natural History Survey
Moore
Tlinois
Grandma's Rolls In Half The Time
University of Winds foods specialist Mrs. Pearl Janssen reports a kneadless method that mixes rolls and bread in minutes. Beat rather than knead, use an acid like sour cream or buttermilk, and bake after a single rise.
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Pearl Janssen
University of Winds Foods
Department of Home Forconomies
University of Minois
Urbana
Tlinois
Notice of Claim Date in Estate of Mary E Hinkle
Notice to all persons that December 2 1957 is the claim date in the estate of Mary E Hinkle deceased in Clark County Illinois County Court. Claims may be filed on or before that date without issuance of summons. Carroll Hinkle Executor. Snavely Miller Meehling Attorneys. Keiser Building Marshall Ill.
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Mary E. Hinkle
Clark County
Ilinois
Carroll Hinkle
Snavely
Miller & Meehling
Attys Keiser Building
Marshall, Tl
Women of the Lotuka Tribe Smoke Pipes in Sudan
Fragmentary note describes Lotuka women in southern Sudan smoking pipes while men rarely do. Mentions coal production in Kentucky totaling 81.6 million tons in 1956, about 16 percent of national output of 500 million tons. References Long Island coastal features and a large fish near New York State, with garbled phrasing about time and place.
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Southern
Sudan
Kentucky
Long Island
Atlantic
New York State
The World Outdoors Faithful Hunters Great American Pastime
A reflective piece on hunting as America's sport and heritage. It traces its origins from necessity to hobby, noting how early settlers relied on game for food and how civilization shifted to domestic farming. The author praises hunting as a peaceful, dawnlit pursuit that tames urban bustle.
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LD Faithful
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Deflated Page
A scrambled crossword clue list appears with scattered entries such as To select from, defin ed tire, tune, climbing plant, inner part and other jumbled hints. The page shows mixed letters and mis-typed words, suggesting a damaged puzzle segment with partial across and down clues and stray hints.
Jumper and Blouse Pattern No 1309 A Mus
Fall through winter fashion plan offers a jumper with a companion blouse in sizes 9 to 18. Includes yardage for jumper and blouse and a photo guide. Also Crochet bunny head pattern No 333 N with cotton rug yarn directions. Send 35 cents per combo to Audrey Lane Bureau in Chicago.
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Audrey Lane
Dept
NWNS
West Adams Street
Chicago
Illinois
I Remember Home Stead Days In Eastern Montana
A reminiscence from F E Jensen of Wolf Point Montana recalling homestead life in Eastern Montana as a child. The author describes wild untamed hills range horses and cattle one room homes long wagon trips to town hungry Hill gatherings and family memories from the 30 mile journey to the nearest town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Jensen
Wolf Point
Montana
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
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Church J News
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Roberts
Swain
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Congregational News
Arshall Missionary Baptist Church
Mrs. Maude Miller
Melrose
Miss June Kesiderdine
Zion Home Bureau
Rala
Allother Cara
Staifa
Border
Great Lake
Wild Buffalo of
India
Snick
Bird Dog
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