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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1926
Page
3
Residents from Terre Haute and nearby towns frequent visits to relatives and friends, with multiple gatherings noted. Names include the Hilberts Lifficks Colliers and Fawyers. trips involve Gary Indiana and Marshall areas. church services announced for next weekend.
The sermon discusses Hebrews Roll Call of Faith, focusing on Jesus as author and finisher of faith. It explains why He endured the cross and despised its shame, for the joy of redeeming sinners and bringing them to salvation, with references to Romans 5 6 Matthew 27 and Luke 15 from a pastoral viewpoint.
A religious reflection notes that Christ did not urge Peter to turn over a new leaf but his love would renew him. The author, D. Jones, argues love reveals Christ in a man’s heart and creates a new man through redeeming energy.
A fire on Friday afternoon destroyed Joe and David Walker's home and most household goods. Saturday afternoon Mrs. John Higginbotham visited Mrs. Bertha Higginbotham. Sunday afternoon T A Carpenter visited Mrs. Lucy Chambers and her children. Ed Higginbotham and family from Auburn spent Sunday with Ben Miller and family, joined later by Mrs. Mary Carpenter and her son.
Carl Carpenter spent Sunday with his mother and Opal Walker visited Florence and Mildred Ledermann. Grandma Walker stays with Jess Walker and family. David Thompson and family attended the wedding of their son Lexie to Vera Starks of Weatfield Sunday.
Henry Tracy visited in Robinson Friday while Charley Whitlock transacted business there. Mrs Lillian Scott of Sullivan Indiana spent the weekend with relatives in Robinson. Arthur Poorman of Chicago Heights came to see his very ill father Ben Poorman. Mr and Mrs Fred Baker were called regarding Irn Poorman’s illness. Mrs Nila Colvin of Marshall visited John Taggart and others Saturday. Lonnie Nichols and family of Robinson visited his parents Sunday. Ira Monk and family spent Sunday in Olney. Miss Mabel Medsker of Olney spent the weekend with homefolks. Mrs Chas Whitlock visited Mrs A C Whitlock and Mrs W Hies Harrison Sunday.
Albert Poorman and family spent Sunday with Horace Crumlin. Marion Poorman and Mrs Mae Coombes are on the sick list. Mrs Alice Prevo is visiting relatives and friends and expects to go to California soon. Mr and Mrs Jed Gard were in Rob inson Friday.
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