Macon Methodist Church Notes and Community Greetings
Community notes from Macon recount church schedules led by Rev. Walter Damberg including Sunday School at 9 45 and regular service at 11 00. Social events feature the Harvest Festival program on November 30 at 3 00, a December executive meeting, joint circle gatherings, and a donation dance for the Harold Auten family on December 6 in Britton.
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Macon Methodist
Walter Damberg
Chelsea Methodist
Alice Jane Circle
Women's Society of Christian Service
Alice Jane
Harold Auten
Britton
Ladies Missionary Society Post Christmas Aid Drive
Fifteen members of York Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Myrle Murray's Mooreville home. They packed five-bar rels of presents and clothing sent to Africa New Mexico Arizona Tennessee and the Upper Peninsula. The Five W's Extension Club met at Mrs. Clair Hazen's near Milan with eight members answering roll call. Obsharsky and Charles McCarthary hunted deer in the Upper Peninsula last week. Glen Rayburn of Warsaw Indiana visits his aunt Mrs. Edward Eglinsdeerfer on Judd road. Mr and Mrs George Desbrough plan a Christmas dinner party at Mrs Gerald Alber?s home.
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Dean Moore
Andrew Reynolds
Hadith Clark
Foosland, Ilinois
Glen Reynolds
Delmar
Gibson City
Illinois
Bert Brilder
Tecumseh
Hamilton F. Moore
Richard
Ypsilanti
Edward Furlong
Susan
Gerald Carey Sr
Gilbert
Ladies Missionary Society of the York Baptist Church
Myrle Murray
Mooreville
Africa
New Mexico
Arizona
Tennessee
Upper Peninsula
Clair Hazen
Milan
Obsharsky
Charles McCarthary
Glen Rayburn
Warsaw
Indiana
Edward Eglinsdeerfer
Judd Road
George Desbrough
Gerald Alber
Universe and Atom Compare in Moral Reflection
Philosopher Phillips discusses how the vast universe and the tiny atom share fundamental principles. He argues individuals shape global vice or virtue through honesty, morality, and personal choices, warning that public wrongdoing mirrors private stance.
Double standard praise for virtue and national ideals
The speaker denounces a hypocritical stance that tolerates vice while condemning it. He urges a force for good through the atom analogy and calls on humanity to resolve to do good guided by the ten commandments. He underscores collective responsibility as the source of moral progress.
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Ray Hendershot
Clayton Bigelow
Edith Bnegilsol
Gerald Miller
Harold Ruhl
Truman Jordan
E. O. Dallas
Ronnie
Ed Owens
Orkville
California
Dallas
Mrs. Jordan
Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. Carrol
Pentwater
Mary B. Howell
Ann Arbor
Hamilton F. Moore Jr
Charles* Carpenter
Wanatah
Glen Reynolds Sr
Glen Reynolds Jr
Ilinois
Edith Clark
Foosland
Gerald Carey Jr
Cindy
Delmar Bruder
Bert Bruder
Robert Partee
Dean Collins
Son
Bryan
Ohio
Roscommon
Minnie Sarvey
Latine
Cone, Tecumseh and
Saline
Mrs. Murray Sanders
Cole Portable
Pwon
Cole Steel
Quentin Reynolds
Sign I
Cole
Kenneth Banghart
The
Saue Observer
Philosopher Phill
Michael Obsharsky
Dick Bordine
Clifton Bird
Linda
Church of Christ
Ypsilantik
Karl Bird
Raymond Bird
el Cajon
Jesse Bird
Escondido
Jamal Raymond Bird
Lester F Prince
Frank Gable
Ernest Christner
Thomas Scott
Robert Prater
Houghton Lake
Joe Holzhoffers
Jackson
David Gable
Leon Sanders
Belleville
Jack Gable
Connie White
the Gables
Kenneth White
Ora Meads
Howard Desbrough
Clyde Matthews
Florida
Ernest Stemen
Milton
Curran
Michigan
Copper Harbor
Chet Yarger
Yrarship
People
Stanback
Good Housekeeping
Henry’s
Packard Road
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jackson Ave
Crisco
Frosty Acres
Libby
McDonald’s
Leonard
Saline, Michiga
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