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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1944
Page
14
Miss Maxine McNichols and Miss Peggy Ann Maher will present a specialty program at the event. The pair are slated to showcase selections and perform for attendees.
Acts and music highlight a Sunday evening program at St John s hall Division and Hickory streets. Miss MacNichols will sing popular numbers while Miss Maher performs novelty dances. Tickets available at Poverello library rec tory 404 N Hickory Merriman s pharmacy Weber s Dairy or at the door. Dolasin Photo.
Advertises a SID O job loan program from Household Finance offering $20 to $300 with no guarantors or credit checks. Details repayment options include monthly installments and total costs, plus offers cash for debts taxes and personal needs. Also promotes a free Income Tax Guide ready Feb 15 and contact methods.
The Rev. J Frederick Speer will preach at Second Presbyterian Church Sunday service at 10 45 am as part of the Go to Church Loyalty Crusade theme This week features the adult choir performing an anthem titled I Want My Life to Tell for Jesus and Miss Jean Thurlow providing the illustration reading excerpts from the program.
The article notes that persons unable to attend last Sunday's service may earn the seal for that day by bringing someone not yet enrolled in the crusade. It highlights a church outreach effort and participation incentive.
A fragment noting how a junior’s drill phrase signals practice while a mother plans a meal under Point rationing. The piece contrasts past practice with contemporary food scarce conditions and domestic adaptation.
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