Assembly Notes At High School Showcase Gifts And Talks
Tuesday's assembly featured two songs a violin duet and several student talks. Mr H L Martin donated twenty encyclopedia volumes for English and literature study and urged careful use.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
1
Tuesday's assembly featured two songs a violin duet and several student talks. Mr H L Martin donated twenty encyclopedia volumes for English and literature study and urged careful use.
Sarah Jane Porter born December 7 1851 near Xenia Ohio died March 19 1930 in Patoka Illinois at age 78. She lived in Owen Indiana Edgar Illinois and Patoka with family service as a Christian Church member and Victoria Chapter No 253 O E S Worthy Matron. Funeral at 10:00 a m conducted by Rev J M Smith burial Franklin Cemetery north of Paris Illinois at 2:00 p m Friday March 21.
Jack Hensley, a southern Illinois speed patrolman, spots a suspicious Buick near Mt. Vernon. He helps pursue three youths who swap cars, crash into a telephone pole, and flee into timber. The suspects Bill Hopkins, Bill Penny, and Victor Jackson are then captured and face long penitentiary sentences in Illinois or Missouri.
Republican candidate Mr. McGlasson visited town yesterday and declared broad county backing. He asserted an organized effort will mobilize to win the Marion County sheriff’s race and said he will be the next sheriff.
The period of summer vacation increases juvenile mischief as boys idle from late June through the second week of July. With no school or discipline, gangs form and seek fun. By the third week in July some attend camps or take jobs, delinquency drops and stays low until September.
Winnipeg duo Jos and Elizabeth Marsh arrive at Pentecost Church Patoka to begin a special revival next Monday evening March 24 The event features sermon passages from Proverbs 8 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasizing substance as eternal and discord free with Spirit as real substance
In Vernon the Pentecostal Assembly continues nightly services led by Brother and Sister Marsh and Canadian Evangels from Winnipeg. Many testimonies report blessings. souls saved. Sunday at 7:30 Sister Marsh speaks on The Saturday Night of the World's History.
Zion Church hosts an Epworth League gathering Sunday March 23 at 7 30 p m focusing on Building the Temple of Methodism with talks on Joseph Moses Joshua and Samuel led by Frances Nelson Ella Arnold Robert Jones and Dean Abendroth. Attendees hear hymns prayers a talk on the Leagues role in Methodism and the calling of God today led by Elmore Belcher.
The B Y P A program at the Baptist church features a Scripture lesson Romans 6 led by Bonnie Hill, talks on liberty by Millard Rogier and law by Irene Malan, duties toward law by Rose Mae Warner, piano by Bessie Hill, discussion on unfair laws by Myrna Carter, Prohibition Law by Mrs Maude Irvin, group leader conclusion, and readings by Alice Mojonnier with Open Discussion by Artie Rogier.
The March 16 Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science Churches focused on Substance. The Golden Text, from Philippians 4 19, declares God supplying all needs through glory in Christ Jesus. Biblical citations emphasize love and the promise of riches and righteousness to those who seek them.
Island Chapel announces preaching for the next three Sundays. Rev. J. M. Smith preaches March 23 followed by Rev. M. D. Ballance on March 30. Attendance is encouraged at each service with Sunday School beforehand. Regular service led by the pastor on the first Sunday in April.
Epworth League session at M. E. Church on Wednesday March 19 drew a strong turnout. Luther Ballance led. Rev. Farrell opened with song and prayer. Readings by Genevieve Ballance Gladys Farmer Robbie Jennings Paul Belcher Marvin Ballance. Music by Ellen Mulvaney Rubye Eagan. Announcements and benediction. Next week’s meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 with Mae Eagan leading.
On Wednesday March 19 Bro O H Sweitzer delivered a missionary message in Marion M and South Church South. Thursday evening Mrs Alice Cruse led prayer meeting. Epworth League at 6 15 Sunday. Sunday School 9:00 am. Regular preaching Sunday morning and evening. Miss Georgia Cruse will sing Sunday night. Everyone welcome.
Last Thursday evening at Mrs Mae Smicox home the Methodist Silver Tea enjoyed a lively program. Entertainment led by Mac Eagan Blanche McCallon featured St Patrick theme and family contests with prizes. Tea members outgrew homes and will meet in the church annex going forward. Victrola music and readings plus brick ice cream angel food cake and coffee were served.
News from California reports the death of Mr. Ursprung formerly of Carrigan township. He died in Los Angeles on February 14 and his burial took place in California. He was a well known resident in this locality and nearby areas.
The candidate Griffin shares a farm backstory from Kentucky and Illinois district campaigning. He links farm life to modern progress and urges rural districts to receive modern conveniences while stressing Farm and rural districts first. He attends a farm sale to gain support and pledges help to mobilize the 42nd Illinois District.
The second annual high school banquet honoring the Patoka Basket Ball 1929-30 team was held March 18 in the local high school gym. Over 100 attendees praised the team, coach, and supporters, with speeches from Coach Munger, team members, and community leaders. A post-dinner musical program followed, and the event was deemed a great success, reflecting Patoka’s respect for deserving achievers.
The Ladies Fancy Work Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. W. L. Parks home with members and guests from Vandalia St Elmo and local area. The program included songs contests bookmaking and a dinner with shamrock themed desserts and green decor.
Rebekahs hosted a St Patrick's celebration in their lodge room on Monday evening. A large crowd enjoyed a program of songs, readings, and recitals by Bertha Belcher, Elmer Belcher, Blanche McCallon, and Anna Belcher, with Irish themed games and a poetry prize won by George Porter. Pie and coffee were served before a charivari for newlyweds Archie Pupt and wife.
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