Local Society Notes Highlight Banquets and Club Meetings
Florence Smith hosts New Haven Social Union luncheon with 24 members. B B K O Class holds twenty first annual banquet at Y M C A with eighty attendees and a five course dinner. Various clubs meet for sewing, mission work, and Christian Endeavor with reports on earnings for missions and future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BK. O
Coulter
Owen Hays
Hays
J. H. Peet
If. M. Barnes
Walter Brown
Catherine Goft
B. BE
Jesse Miller
R. BE. Thornton
Everett Griffith
Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Church
S. W. Korf
Lyle MecGugin
Vernon Witting
Harvest Home Dinner and Community Notices
The Lexington ladies host their Harvest Home dinner on Thursday Sept 30 with display sales by auctioneer Charles Brown. The Washington county hospital women's auxiliary meets Sept 27 at 1 30 PM to sew for the hospital. West Chester Pythian Sisters hold regular meeting Sept 28 with a candidate ready for initiation. The Woman's Relief Corps in West Chester meets Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Swerrybody
Charles Brown
Washington County Hospital
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Woman's Relief Corps of
Harvest Home Tick-Tack Community Event at Lexington Church
The Harvest Home event will be held at the Lexington church Thursday with a chicken dinner music and prizes. Community groups share notices of meetings including the Bible Dept and Potiniaht ly club with Mrs M Yard on Monday at 2 30 and other society gatherings in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crozier
East Jefferson Street
C. H. Gather
Harley McCreedy
Ed Bambrick
Indian Creek Club
Charles Corpman
Lawrence Criles
Lexington
Bible Dept
The
Potiniahtly Club
Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting Notice
K of C announces a regular meeting on Tuesday September 28 urging every member to attend. The Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Harry Dickerson's home and requests members to bring unpaid dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Presbyterian Cehurch
Harry Dye
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Dickerson
Sandy Hook Scribes and Storms Note Mosquito Bills and Farm Life
Mary Badger reports from Sandy Hook about hill conditions and a big field for footpaths and roads. she jokes about slaughtering mosquitoes in a new slaughter house while keeping hides for work. She mentions Dan Hesseltine shipping hogs, Happy Guy back at work, seed corn gathering, and sick children. The Skunk River rises, Florida storm frightens a brother, Ed Stout grows a mustache, and rains are blamed for future silo filling and farming delays Christlike faith ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook Hill
Brighton
Dan Hesseltine
Jessie Stout
Harrison Hesseltine
Florida
Palm Beach
Ed Stout
Frank Macon
Bowers
God
Fragmentary Utterance Notes Struggle to Stay On Course
The text presents a fragmented quote about effort and guidance, suggesting a discussion on keeping a group or person on the right path and maintaining proper conduct or direction. No clear individuals, organizations, or facts are identifiable from the fragment.
Keeping Well Preventing Rickets
Rickets in infancy arises from poor nutrition and lack of sunlight. cod liver oil coupled with daily sun exposure shows the child improves. New Haven health authorities began home visits to educate mothers on cod liver oil and sun baths, and three years of practice suggests rickets can be controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
New Haven
Connecticut
Health Department
Health Bureau
Just Think of It from London Opinion
An unpublished stray remark contrasts Uncle Pred buying a geography book with his failure to identify Seratica. The quip hints at ignorance despite access to knowledge, framed in a colorful London Opinion voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seratica
London
Greenwich Chronometer Baking Process Revealed
The British navy issued chronometers to be baked at Greenwich observatory. Those used on extended cruises in varying climates were kept in an oven heated to high degrees for about two months to achimmate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Observatory
Thors
Life's Opportunities Quote From Henry Van Dyke
A reflection quotes Henry Van Dyke on life offering chances to love work and dream. The text notes gratitude for opportunities to aim high and appreciate the stars above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
Valley Ladies Aid Sews Quilt Blocks in Church Meeting
Valley Sept 24 Mrs Charles Churchill correspondent reports nine members of the Ladies Aid met at the church to sew quilt blocks. Rev Lowe to hold a 2 45 Sunday service weather permitting. The article also notes visits, vaccination efforts, river rising and family bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Feltz
Wellston
Henry Trier
Keeta
Brighton
Wilma Derby
Guy Black
Rev. Lowe
Arville Ward
Ollie Ralph Derby
Wilma
Myrtle
Sigo
Rubio
Ralph
Ralph Augustine
Ralph Derby
Johnnie Augustine
Joe Hartnell
Walter tHotle
Henry Luithlyamily
Sermon on The Lost Christ Draws Largest Weeknight Crowd
Crawfordsville la September 24 The Rev Dr Renwick preached on The Lost Christ to the week night crowd noting the pers ona l and searching themes The sermon stressed losing Christ through neglect of grace and urged returning to the temple to find Him Mrs Will Neal of Burlington and visitors Kratter Mitchells left for Edgerton Wisconsin Robert Hanna plans a trip to the International Livestock show Mr and Mrs Robert Gormly of Fairfield visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Renwick
Christ
Jesus
Temple
Will Neal
Burlington
Mrs. Kratter
J. C. Mitchell
Edgerton
Wisconsin
Rovert Hanna
Baby Beef Club
Robert Gormly
Fairfield
First Things First High School Notes
A lively school week in the high school assembly with plans for swimming, a G R O banquet signups, and football ticket sales. Freshman agriculture class field judging was delayed by rain. seniors and juniors rehearse civics club activities and a state contest effort continues under Miss Goff’s guidance. Weather disruptions and social events fill the week with songs and greetings.
Methodist Church Sunday Services Announced
Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Morning worship at 11:00 a m with the subject God the only refuge of the Soul. Junior League meets 6:30 p m Epworth League 6:30 p m You need the church The church needs you Let each of us be in our place in the Lord's house on the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth
Presbyterian Church Service and Events Notice
A church notice invites worshippers to a Sabbath service with Sunday school at 10 A. M. and a sermon at 11 A. M. on the topic Juesug as a hiding place. Evening Young People meeting at 6:30 P. M. Rev. E W Griffith is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Barr
Church of the Glad Hand
Juesug
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Florence Smith
R. L. Grimes
W. W. Bowers
S. A. Dickerson
Ladies of the Baptist Church
F. R. Sage
Catlett
Ie Ct
Roral Women's Club
Charles Cherry
Lowa
John
Elmer Cherry
John Cherry
Hallie Hall
Ralph Shannon
America
Red Cross
Washington
Money
Geo. L. Lane
Mansfield
Ohio
Business and Professional Women’s Club
U. Building
Charles Rickey
Mary Badger
Frederick KR. Green
Nellie Manners
Things
Paypton
Florence Cunningham
Mer, Schorntag
G. Ro
Bacon’ White
Clarence White
Clifford Baker
Farnest Simpson
LeRoy Pratt
Delbert Badhai
Francesa Rovd
Norman Sate
Sidney Coon
Gertrude Hammer
Catharine Ytull
Margaret Sexton
Jeanette Karel
Cather, Coulter
Merritt
Jim Davidson
Jim
Deeimbher
Noast Pork Corp
G. R's
Florence Brookehart
Ruth Stewart
Elear
Edith
Esther
Richard Stewart
Hi Y
Henry Litetle
Dr. Bowers
Priday
Civis Clee
County Teacher's Institute
Miss Goff
Catharine Coulter
United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Porter
E. W. Griffith
Miami
NEA
Miami River
Flagler Street
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