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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1944
Page
4
The speaker envisions a divine flood of fragrance filling the world as sin ends. God orders a fragrant era led by faithful workers sharing blessings, study of the Bible, and the knowledge of God and Christ. Promises exceed human imagination.
A large crow attended the Weiner roast hosted by Miss Ilene Dean for her young people's class at Given's Chapel Church on Saturday night. The report notes visits by Estil Carter to Aunt Lizzie G and daughter Frankie Sunday afternoon.
Mr W M Nattier and Mr and Mrs P J Mojonniet attended an Associational Sunday School meeting in Vandalia on Thursday.
Pete Bopp aided Frank Petrea with moving last week. James Meredith learns their son Richard recovering from a tonsil operation at a Camp Swift Texas hospital. Alfred Chigoi of St. Louis and family spent weekend with locals. Various residents visited, shopped, and moved about Sandoval Odin Trollier farm area listing several names and towns.
North Zion reports guests and travels including Mr and Mrs Barthol Anderson and Mrs Eunice Bundy visiting Salem. Families attend a Red Cross meeting in Centralia. Mae Arnold visits relatives. Services March 2 featured a sermon by Brother Curtis. Attendance dipped by bad weather yet 38 were present. Charles McWhirter visited grandparents. Wesley Black visited his daughter Anna in Ottawa Sanatorium. Hershel Shreffler and family visited Ottawa Sanatorium patients. Ladies Aid met at Mildred Walton's home last Thursday.
Sixty people attended a Friday night cottage prayer service at the home of Mr. and Mrs Cleve McWhirter. The next gathering will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe Knight, who recently moved to the Bert Garrett farm east of Arnold Chapel Church.
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