Churches Offer Lent Services and Sermon Invitation
The notice outlines February 18 church services in German at 9 30 and English at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. It urges faith in Jesus Christ, outlines living holy, and invites attendance for sermon on temptation. Midweek Lent services February 21 feature German 7 15 and English 8 15 with topic The Lord's suffering in the palace of the high priest.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
W. J. Kemnitz
Dolton M. E. Church Sunday Services and Notices
Dolton M E Church announces Sunday services with Bible School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. The Hi League and Epworth League meet at 6:45 p.m. A Lincoln Day program and pot luck supper followed their church night a lively event. An official board meeting is set for Monday Feb 19 at 7:45 p.m. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday for quilting and luncheon. Oyster supper tickets priced 35 cents.
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Church Bible School
Hi- League
Epworth League
Miss Waterman
Baker
Hampton
Stanley
Ladies Aid Society
Our Savior's Community Church Adopts Double Sunday Schedule
Our Savior's Church in Wabash at 188th Street switches to a double service pattern with Worship at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. plus a 10:30 a.m. Men’s Brotherhood and 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. The sermon on Why Does He Eat With Sinners? remains the same. Junior Girls Chorus and Girls Chorus provide music. Fellowship group meets at 4:00 p.m. Sunday. A Young People debate is planned.
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Wabash
188Th Street
Men’s Brotherhood
Our Savior’s Christian Fellowship of
Lenten Program and Community Meetings Scheduled
The Peoples League hosts a Sunday 6 45 p m debate on whether Lent is easier now than a century ago with teams led by Bogenschneider Volkmar Mullen Putnam Engelhardt Gruhlke A minister Rev Lloyd Clewell will preach at 7 30 p m the second Lenten Wednesday service. The History of the Passion will be read. Womens Missionary Society meets at Mrs Newell’s home Wednesday 2 00 p m. Men’s Brotherhood forms Sunday 4 30 p m in the church sacristy to discuss Christian issues and fellowship. Family Worship expands with seventeen families promising to try the Family Altar during Lent. Pastor Herman Keiter.
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Womens Missionary Society
R. Newell
Mens Brotherhood
Herman Keiter
Immanuel Evan Church Sunday School and Services
Immanuel Evan Church at Corner Grant and Sheridan St offers Sunday School at 10 o'clock led by Superintendent Christ Dreshall with a class for every age. Morning worship at 11 features Our Missionary Jubilee, plus Lent services next Wednesday on The Redeemer's Superhuman Task. Catechetical instruction Thursday 7 to 8 and Saturday 9 to 12. Ph. Tf. Bassler, Pastor.
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Immanuel Evan
Church Corner
Grant and
Sheridan St
Christ Dreshall
Church of Jesus Christ
Immanuel
Sandridge M. E. Church Schedule and Events
Sunday morning worship at 9:15 led by Pastor Leopold Schneider at the corner of 17th Street and Michigan City Road. Sunday School at 10:80 for all ages. Evening service 7:30 with Junior Epworth League. Week events include Epworth League meeting Monday 8:00, Thursday religious instruction 3:50, prayer 7:30, choir 8:30. Public invited.
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Sandridge M. BE
17Th St
Michigan City Rd
Epworth League
Leopold Schneider
Irene Learns to Work Promptly from Fairy Godmother
Irene, idle at first, is sent to live in a cottage for a month by her Fairy Godmother. Tasks arise as she procrastinates, with objects urging her to act. After a week her punishment rings, pricking whenever she delays, until she completes a week of timely work and returns home having learned to act without delay.
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Tony Leichinger
Irene
The Fox and the Cat
Mrs Cat and Mr Fox discuss tricks for safety as a hunting pack approaches. The fox claims many tricks but fails to escape. the hunter and hounds return with the dead fox, leaving Mrs Cat to conclude one solid escape beats many tricks.
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Burwell
The Horse and the Colt by Harold Boyens
A man drives a horse and a colt to market. On a steep hill the colt argues to run while the horse warns against speed. The colt runs ahead and they are killed when the cart is torn up. The moral: older people are wiser than the young.
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Harold Boyens
Board Meeting Roundup Votes on Finances and Fire Insurance
City board notes frost damage to water meters and delinquent bills cut to about 600 dollars. Fire insurance policy renewal discussed with Thomas Company as possible agent. Band members allowed to store instruments at home to May 1, commission recommends against extension. Delinquent beer liquor licenses discussed with tavern owners unpaid. A newborn found on ice at Little Calumet river 147th street.
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Henry Mohr
Thomas Company
Mohr
Weber
Schnoor
Diekman
Erffmeyer
Band Commission
L. E. Brookfelt
Illinois Municipal League
Fields-Dewey Tie The Knot In West Pullman Ceremony
Miss Laverna Fields and Warren S. Dewey were married at the Reorganized Church in West Pullman on February 3. The bride wore shell taffeta with lace and a trailing veil, carried calla lilies and white roses, and was given away by her father E J Fields. Attendants included Ann Waldron and La Vina Walker, with Conner Fields as a guest attendant. The couple’s reception and wedding supper followed at the Fields home, honoring about seventy-five relatives and friends.
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
West Pullman
Laverna Fields
Roseland
Warren S. Dewey
GC. A Walker
Dalton
E. J. Fields
Ann Waldron
la Vina Walker
A .Provily
Conner Fields
New NRA Appeal Board Formed By Whiting Firm
Three member panel named February 7 to hear viola tion complaints and handle cases unresolved by Chicago and other Illinois boards. General Thomas Hammond of Whiting Corporation represents industry with labor representative Charles S. Sand. they will select a chairman. Hammond appointed on Illinois Manufacturers' Association recommendation.
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NRA
Thomas Hammond
Whiting Corporation
Harvey
Chicago
Illinois
Gen. Hammond
Charles S. Sand
Ininois Manufacturers’ Association
Ride Victim Near Death After Fatal River Incident
John French, left for dead by two companions along the Little Calumet river in North Harvey, suffered a leg amputation after a gunshot wound and is reported to have only a small chance of recovery. He crossed the river to reach aid and was treated at Harvey hospital before transfer to the county hospital.
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John French
Calumet
North Harvey
French
Harvey
Edward Rouse Dies After Train Collision in Indiana
Edward Rouse 18 of Kentucky died February 1984 in Hammond Indiana after a Pennsylvania train struck his car near 147th street. Survived by parents Leslie and Ova Rouse three brothers and three sisters with funeral at Open Bible Church Riverdale and burial in Harrisburg.
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Edward Rouse
Leslie
Ova Rouse
Kentucky
Covington
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Hammond
Ind
Edward
M. E
Dalton
Open Bible Church
Riverdale
CWA
147Th Street
Pennsylvania
W. J
O. L
Leslie, Jr
Lornie
Emma Jean
Claudette
J. W. Youngs
Harrisburg
Qil
Bro. Ordin Ethridge
Harvey
Bachman
63Rd
State St
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Perry
Bowen School News
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the Fox and the
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Dolton
Dolton Fuel & Mat’l Co
A. C. Wesse
Engle St. Dolton
Ill
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Dewey
Fray’s Flower Shop
Tom Hammond
NRA Complaint Board
Conrad Kern
Interocean
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