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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1915
Page
4
A dense listing of religious activities outlines sermons, Sunday schools, Bible classes, and choir events across multiple churches. Notable speakers include Rev. Downe, Rev. B. P. Tyler, and Rev. William Cunningham with services at morning and evening hours.
St Pauls notes list events for the week including St Pauls Men's Club meeting with an Edison Diamond Point Phonograph exhibit in the church parlors. Ladies Missionary Society meets Wednesday evening. Midweek program on prayer. A Lenten Bazaar by the Christian Endeavor Society is planned for March 4 and 5 featuring a country store, dental and ornamental items, and magic lantern pictures for children.
The Young Peoples' Society of St. Paul's Congregational Church will hold a fair in the church basement on March 4 and 5. Groceries cake and fancy work will be sold.
The second Lenten morning reading and musicales under the Ways and Means Chapter of Grace Church will be at the home of Mr and Mrs George B Philhower Wednesday at 10 30. Music by Mrs A F Tual dy pianist. All are welcome. the meetings are free with a silver collection for the church.
Samuel leads Israel at Mizpah in a great reform fasting and prayer. He calls the people to abandon idolatry and serve the Lord, resulting in deliverance from the Philistines as the storm drives them back. The lesson frames Samuel as judge and reformer guiding a nation toward covenant loyalty.
Internal revenue figures show liquor consumption has grown despite statewide prohibition and local option laws. While employers restrict drinking to protect safety and efficiency and social opposition promotes abstinence, persistent drinkers seem few, yet questions remain on where the liquor goes in wet and dry areas, according to the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Yourizstown Telegram notes Blondine Gerty Giddygad as the most resourceful girl, teased for her habit of powdering her nose after marshmallows. Brunetta asks how, and a backhanded compliment about spending habits follows. A lighthearted exchange centers on witty remarks about manners and suitors.
A fragment recalls Lincoln in difficult days as a stranger on a dusty road asks him to take an overcoat to town. Lincoln ponders the offer and replies with a query about the goodness of such a task, leaving the moral moment unresolved.
An excerpt features a dialogue where an orator argues that outward appearances hide deeper deceptions in society. A chorus figure questions a governor about buying apples, illustrating social satire of the crowd.
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