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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
3
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Blockton notes describe the Bentley family events from LeMars and Clarinda to Hopkins and Bedford. Local clergy shifts and church activities anchor a long community recap including WSCS Guest Day, summer job updates, and Vacation Bible School enrollment reaching 132.
The article lists residents and visitors to Bedford and nearby towns over the weekend. Families from Ankeny Shannon City Clarinda Ex celsior Springs and Redding visit, share meals, and attend a June birthday dinner in the village hall. Mrs. Herman Smith travels to Iowa City hospital and back. multiple households host relatives and friends across the region.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m at Christian Church led by James Ferris. Evening service at 7 30 p m with C Y F and Chi Rho. Bible Study at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m at Tent Chapel Church of Christ. Creston visitors Marion and Mrs Ferris family and Dar lene Taylor and children from Muscatine visited last Sunday.
The column notes cows get their teeth capped to boost milk output, then describes a rapid cherry sorter using an electric eye and air jets to discard bruised fruit. It also lists historic weather extremes, a watermelons remark, carnival brawls, a river boat pilot quip, and Ralph Lewis on happiness and selflessness.
Residents of Sharpsburg hosted and visited relatives from Des Moines Niles and Carroll while celebrating birthdays and coordinating club activities. The 20th Century Club elected officers Maybell Grimm president and Chloe Kerng secretary treasurer for the coming year. The W S C S met at the church with Mrs. Carl Cordell as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Max Hunter of Columbia and Miss Edna Straight of Kansas City visited recently in the Marion Straight home. Flora Ginn stayed with sister Martha Morrison in Shenandoah. Dean Beemer and family traveled from Seminole Dam to vacation with Sim Beemer and Ansel Freemyer. The Beemers planned a Niagara Falls and Washington trip. The Hunters and Christy left June 9 for Alliance Nebraska after visits with Ralph Hunter and others. Various other local visits noted in Omaha June 11 and New Market June 9.
Rev. Stephen Kane presides at services on the second and fourth Sundays at 8 a.m. and on the first third fifth Sundays at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church.
The Berea Church of Christ, located three miles south of Bedford, holds worship at 11 a.m. every Sunday with Communion at 11:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third Sundays each month.
John D. Kerr serves as minister at 9 30 morning worship and 10 30 Sunday school. Adult choir rehearsal scheduled for Thursday at 7 00.
Schedule lists weekly classes at 204 Jefferson St. Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Book Study in Bible Aid You May Survive Armageddon Into God's New World. Friday 8 p.m. Ministry Development Class 9 p.m. Public Bible speaking class Sunday 2 p.m. Public Bible talk 3 15 p.m. Watchtower Study confirms study times and topics.
Ivo G Randels pastor announces Baby Dedication Day next Sunday June 23 Parents present babies during Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Zealous Workers meet with Mrs Randels Thursday at 2 00 p m County CROP meeting in ASC office Friday June 28.
Calvin Caughey opens Sunday worship at 10:30 with guest preacher Rev. Louis Eckels of the Iowa Baptist Convention. Church school at 9:30, youth services at 2:00, Jr and Sr Hi YF at 6:30, Boy Scouts at 7:00 Monday, BPW Circle with Mrs Marjorie Bristow at 7:30, and Juniors instruction Thursday at 4:00.
J Milton Kinney leads a full church program with 9:00 a.m. church school for all, 10:00 a.m. worship, and 6:00 p.m. senior MYF. June 20 includes 2:00 p.m. WSCS Guest Day inviting women to bring guests, plus 6:30 p.m. junior choir and 7:00 p.m. senior choir. No more Junior High MYF meetings this summer and 8:00 p.m. Workers Conference for teachers, officers, and Education Commission members.
The Platte Peppy Pals met June 2 at Vicki Davenport home with 14 members two leaders two mothers and one guest. Vicki Davenport and Judy Henderson were chosen for summer camp. Talks covered Do's and Don'ts of Quick Bread. Pan Size and Material on baked quality. Types of Cakes. Demonstrations included How to Fold Beat and Stir and How to Make a Simple Cake. Reporter Linda Crowell.
Wayne Woods on furlough from Fort Hood Texas visits family. Des Moines and Clarinda residents attend meals with relatives. WWI veterans hold Cedar Rapids convention recap and Lake of Three Fires picnic planned. Church and youth groups schedule study and camps starting July 7 with gospel programs and prayers.
Marine Private Ralond D Troncin, son of Kenneth and Mrs Troncin of Bedford Route 2, watched by President Kennedy during a June 6 tour of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California. Jesse F Everhart USN third class and son of Jesse F Everhart Jr of Route 3 completed Beginning Algebra II through USAFI at Madison Wisconsin while serving with Attack Squadron 125 at NAS Lemoore California. He continues education via the Armed Forces voluntary education program.
Calvary GoGetters 4H club met May 6 at the club house and voted to donate $5 to the IFYE program. President Eugene Nelson named a tour committee including Harold Nelson Bill Henderson Rick Nelson and Dave Sturm. Dennis Cooper spoke on improving swine quality. A demo on probing swine for back fat was given by Bill Henderson and Rick Nelson. Gordon Jackson led a citizenship discussion.
The Loyal Legion 4H club gathered June 3 at Twila and Nila Holmes home with thirteen members four mothers one leader and one visitor Elizabeth Ogle a prospective member. Marilyn Peach spoke on Do s and Don ts In Making Quick Breads and Barbara Brummiett demonstrated Make a Simple Cake and Use as Refreshment. Lorraine DaWrehee demonstrated How to Hard Cook Eggs How to Poach Eggs and How to Scramble Eggs. Janice Spencer and Nila Holmes demonstrated How to Order and Eat in a Restaurant. Nila Holmes and Janice Spencer were appointed to decorate the Exterior office window. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and their mother Reporter Nila Holmes.
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