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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1939

Page

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Strict Neutrality Necessary to Maintain American Progress

Wayland Brooks, 1936 Republican governor candidate and 1940 contender, urged neutrality at a Colored Republican picnic in Best, Illinois. He cited War risks and urged voters to press leaders to keep the nation out of foreign conflict while stressing orderly production, taxation, and unity between American industry and government.

Wayland Brooks St. Clair Madison Brooks Mdeal America

Fancy Work Club Opens Season at Mrs Rogier’s Salem Home

The Fancy Work club held its first meeting of the year on Friday September 8 at Mrs C M Rogier’s Salem home with twelve members present. Vice president E L DeLay led since the president was absent and minutes were read by A E Good. Entertainment by C H Hill and Roy Jones featured several contests with prizes to E L DeLay C A Nattier A T Gray and J C Beery. Refreshments were served by the hostess with G J Wesem assisting. Attendees from Patoka included J C Beery KE L Delay A T Gray A E Good C H Hill Roy Jones W W Munfin H N Potts S M Spurgeon D W Troyer G J Wasem and guest Mrs GO Nattier of Salem.

C. M. Rogier Salem E.L. DeLay A. E. Good C. H. Hill Roy Jones E. L. DeLay C. A. Nattier A. T. Gray J. C. Beery G. 3. Wesem Patoka L. Delay W. W. Munfin H. N. Potts M. Spurgeon D. W. Troyer G. J. Wasem Nattier W. W. Mur Comainy

Homecoming and Memorial Day at Local Church

On Sunday September 10 the church celebrated its Homecoming and Memorial with 114 attendees including visitors. The men’s class reached 39 under Mr Gordon Wooters, and former superintendent D F Blankinship led Communion. A tribute to early church builders was read, a sermon on Faith delivered, and a baptism followed the afternoon services. A pageant “Under the Royal Banner” closed the day.

Gordon Wooters D. F. Blankinship Christ’s Church Bro. Birch Christ Iris Calloway Paul Berthold Sault Ste.Marie Mich Doris Good Everett Field Sam Wilson Maude Ellis Christ's Church Jesus Christ Jesus Wooters Alta Logan Dolly Wooters Austin Good L. V. Lovell Polo, Ill Geo. Kelly Vernon EH. N. Norris Washington, D. C Ed Thalman Riverside Calif Ruilus Baldwin Decatur Wes DeLassus St. Elmo Alph Cox Cheyenne Wye Ber Simcox Lillian Vale White Lucille Simcox Riverside, Cal G. M. Eaglin Veterans. Home M. Ashton Florida Allie Blankinship Washington Binnie Humes Centralia Oscar Friend Martsley Oakland Wm. Palmer Odin Oscar Hill Pond

Mrs Vallow’s Pleasant California Trip Report

Mrs Josie Vallow left in late July for a visit to Los Angeles aboard the Golden State Limited from St Louis to see her son J A Vallow. She enjoyed 20 000 attending a Hollywood Bowl concert, saw art at Forest Lawn Glendale, and noted Pacific Ocean waves and parks. She traveled with relatives in Riverside Long Beach and Chicago before returning home last Friday.

Josie Vallow Los Angeles California St. Louis J. A. Vallow Vallow Hollywood Bowl Forest Lawn Cemetery Glendale Christ Italy Pacific Ocean Ed Thalman Lillian White Riverside Steele Long Beach

Silver Tea Hosts School Days Party at Mrs. Gray Home

Members of the Silver Tea Society of the Methodist Church gathered for a school days themed party at Mrs. A. T. Gray's home. Miss Mae Eagan and Miss Florence Cain led the entertainment with Dorothy Christie and Bettie Simcox among contest winners. a business session was led by Mrs. Leo Ballance and refreshments resembled school lunches. A future weiner roast is planned at Mrs. Ballance's home on September 28, with the October meeting set for Mrs. Eli Logan's residence and an officer election scheduled.

Silver Tea Society The Methodist Church A. T. Gray Mae Eagan Florence Cain Dorothy Christie Bettie Simcox John Jennings Leo Ballance Ballance Eli Logan

Micah a Messenger of Social Justice in Church Service

M E Church South held Sunday School at 9 30 with the topic Micah a Messenger of Social Justice and the Golden Text What doth the Lord require of thee to do justly and love mercy Attendance last Sunday was 90 and the collection totaled 4 79 An Epworth League meeting followed at 7 00 led by Martha Matchett A Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 featured a Bible study meditation and fellowship reflection on keeping tools close by while serving others

M. E. Church Micah Epworth League Martha Matchett

Pentecost Church Preaching Friday Sunday School and Prayer

The Pentecost Church announces services beginning Friday night September 15 with Bro J H Reeters to conduct the sermon. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 20 p m.

Pentecost J. H. Reeters

Beginning of the Church of Christ sermon noted

A church notes faithful ness to Christ and America. Birch delivered a sermon on the Beginning of the Church of Christ. The congregation invites newcomers to worship. Sunday service 9 30 a m with communion at 10 45 a m Bible study and prayer Tuesday 7 30 pm. Mrs Foltz leads next week. Birch returns on the 2nd and 4th Sundays.

Christ America Birch Church of Christ Chas. Foltz Bro

We Should Mind Our Own Business Trip Recap of Southern and Eastern States

A tour party including Mrs. M P Du Comb Mrs G N Kahlert Mr V O DuComb George D Kahlert and Deane DuComb recount travels from Patoka through Kentucky Tennessee Georgia South Carolina and Atlanta Lookout Mountain and Moccasin Bend are described along with views from seven states The piece notes family ties to Civil War scenes at The Hermitage McPherson memorial and Charleston landmarks including the Miles Brettton home and St Philips Church and references a Federal soldier connection to Philip Gaspar DuComb.

M. P. DuComb G. N. Kahlert V. 0. DuComb George D. Kahlert Deane DuComb Patoka Kentucky Murray Enoch Sherman Nashville Tennessee Hermitage Andrew Jackson Jackson Rachel Alfred Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Lookhout Mountain Georgia Point Lookout Point Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Missionary Ridge Stone Mountain Resacca Atlanta Dr. DuComb Wilson DuComb McPherson Grandpa DuComb Charleston Miles Brettton Powder House St. Philips Church John ©. Calhoun Philip Gaspar DuComb Gettys

Obituary for Mrs. Mary Jane Christie of Fayette County

Mary Jane Brown born December 19 1851 in Pope township Illinois entered rest September 8 1939 aged 87 9 19. She married Thomas J Christie October 30 1872. Surviving children are James W Christie Jesse M Christie Marion F Christie Carl Thomas Christie and Elsie Lake. Pallbearers were grandsons. Funeral at Bear Creek church conducted by Brother Linton Decatur. Card of Thanks thanks readers for sympathy and help.

Mary Jane Brown James and Elizabeth Brown Pope Township Fayette County Illinois Methodist Church Mound Chapel Thomas J. Christie Minnie Nellie James W. Christie Walker, IL Jesse M Marion F Vernon, Ill Carl Thomas Christie Colfax Elsie Lake Maeristawhi Tit Jane Jant Bear Creek Church Iss Linton Decatur Cox Martin

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