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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
11
Rev R H Newton spoke at revival services held at South Side Mission Thursday evening. Rev I W Bingaman is slated to speak tonight and a special program followed likely continues the revival activities in the same venue.
The East End Christian church Girls Missionary Circle decided to merge with the Christian Women's Board of Missions in a meeting at Mrs. E F Hunsaker's home. The Unitarian church Young People's society met in church parlors with Carl Merkel as president. Knox college President James L McConaughy will speak at the First Union Congregational church after a 6:30 banquet. Mrs Fred Witt hosted the Bethel M E Ladies Aid at her home on Jefferson Street.
Payson III reports the Mendon Payson debate postponed from Tuesday April 20 to Thursday April 29. Local notes mention Mrs J A McKenzie returning from Barry, Mrs K J Gabriel visiting Mary Wickencamp, and Carrie U7 Fisher returning to Riverside near Chicago after a week with her parents. Jonas G Brooks plans a Chicago trip for business then speaks at a fathers and sons banquet in Amboy before returning to Payson. Edith A Robbins visited Quin cy. Hannah Warmer of Hannibal Mo visits Rachel Spencer. FE Suaney travels to Quincy to aid his ill mother Martha Suaney. No preaching at the Methodist church due to the illness. David Spencer remains ill for several months.
Heart trouble and rheumatism sent a resident of the Soldiers' Home to the hospital last Saturday afternoon. Friends hope for a swift recovery and return home for the patient, identified as John Thompson.
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