03 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
1
A sermon-like reflection contrasts the wages of sin with the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes counterfeit wages of non Christians, self ruin, condemnation of others, and daily divine judgment, favoring the Christian inheritance as spiritual life and reward. The piece urges giving up wages to accept the gift.
Try Outs March 16 17 at 7 pm at Patoka High School Gym. Legion and Prairie Farmer WLS sponsor a home talent show to raise funds for a new Legion Hall as Edith Schlytern directs with impersonations and acts from local and regional talents across multiple communities.
A Christian Monitor inspired piece urges the Good Neighbor ethic, urging love for God and neighbor, and cites the Good Samaritan parable. It links social justice to daily acts of kindness and calls for community involvement through home talent shows to support a local fundraising effort in Patoka.
Sunday service Lesson Sermon centers on matter and spirit with quoted verses from Exodus Leviticus and the Bible. The Christian Science text Science and Health discusses Mind versus matter and the nature of God and infinity.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon titled Are Sin Disease and Death Real? explored reality as divine not human error, citing Exodus 15 26 Jeremiah 17 7 14 and Mary Baker Eddy. It asserts reality lies in God and His creation while unreality remains until truth is perceived.
The April 2 item centers on unreality with the Golden Text from Proverbs and a biblical passage from 1 John. It discusses testing spirits to distinguish truth from error and asserts that truth makes real phenomena clear while error creates unreal notions that vanish.
Marion County farmers with excess fall seeding may still meet AAA wheat allotments by using the excess acreage for other approved purposes. They must identify excess on farm plans before May 20 and ensure no grain or hay remains. Extension date was extended to aid farmers delayed by conditions.
The American Boy Magazine is described as a living companion to hundreds of thousands of boys and young men. It offers sports tips, advice from famous coaches and players, and articles on football, basketball, track, tennis, and more. Subscriptions run 1 year 1.50, 3 years 3.00, foreign add 50c yearly. mail to Detroit Michigan.
A machine accident halted setting as a liner blade bent and became useless. Limited by supply and late ads, operators used what remained and closed forms with available end pieces. Chicago was the nearest supply point mentioned.
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