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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
8
Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 o clock on the topic Unreality A Wednesday testimonial meeting occurs at 8 00 o clock A reading room and circulating library open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m invites the public to attend services and use the library
The Baptist Rev. Coombs, pastor, will preach at 10 45 each second and fourth Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 each week.
Morning worship at 10 45 theme Real Values. Evening worship at 7 30 theme The Healing Touch. Church school at 9 30 am. Rally Day service. Mid week meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Bible study prayer and fellowship.
Pastor Christian R C Movery outlines next Lords Day events with Rally Day program at 9 00 morning worship at 8 45 am and 7 30 pm Evening sermon titled Lovers Lane is noted Junior Endeavor meets Sundays at 3 pm Senior Endeavor at 6 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 Choir Friday 7 30 Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon at the church
Henry W. Wortman pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 7 30 with junior classes and prayer service. Revival begins Monday night October 5 with new officers taking charge next Sunday Centenary events at Grace Chapel include Sunday school and prayer service following Sunday school.
The Zion church will start evangelistic services next Sunday evening October 4 led by Rev J S Kroft of Macy Ind. He is also slated to speak at Emmanuel church Sunday morning at 10 30. Sunday schools have had low attendance. organizers request increased turnout next Sunday.
A series of Sunday and weekend visits across Avon and nearby towns. Families including Gard Ziegler Williams Hirsch Strohm Holler Romoser Carpenter and Bender shared time with relatives in the area, with guests from Terre Haute Marshall and Ohio spending afternoons and weekends with local households.
John Snedeker and family visited in Marshall on Saturday Elmer Stoelting and family visited Melvin Fawley and wife in Oliver last Sunday Mrs Jane Morgan left for Grand Rapids Mich after a two week stay Wm Weaver and wife visited Terre Haute last Sunday M M Weaver and wife spent Sunday with their son Aaron and family in Asbury C J C Beacon Light and True Blue Sunday school classes met at Glen Sweitzer's home Friday evening with good attendance Glen
Wyrick of Livingston and Edgar McGee of Dunlap were guests at the meeting and all report a good time.
J. R. Lee and wife visited Marshall during the week. E. C. Meadley and family called on L. W. Hewitt last Sunday evening. Mrs. Georgie Lee and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Hallie Garner. W. M. Higginbotham and wife were at Marshall on Saturday. A large group from the vicinity attended church at Cooper's Chapel Sunday night to hear Rev. Bert Eckles preach.
Mrs S Broadhurst visits relatives at Terre Haute. Lola Setzer Gertrude Garner and Dorothy Blair called on Miss Ruby May last Sunday evening. Wes Gable his wife and son Richard spent last Saturday with Charles Hewitt. Daniel Thompson son Gust and family were Marshall visitors last Saturday. S Broadhurst L Hewitt L Kuykendall were shopping in Marshall Saturday of last week.
Choctaw residents Cline and family, visiting near Gary, spent time with Ad Rees, according to local notes.
Saturday with Herschel Cline and family. Ben Carpenter of Chrisman dined with Ralph Jackson. Everett Hollenbeck of Gary Indiana visits homefolks for a few days. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard with Mabel Jackson visited Mary Ledermann Sunday. Margaret Hollenbeck stayed with her sister Mrs Grace Haddix of Terre Haute. H C Blizzard and wife and Oscar Ditzenberger and wife of Terre Haute spent Wednesday on their farms. Herald Classified Advertising Pays.
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