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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
3
Our churches announce Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 50 a m Junior and Senior B Y P U at 7 30 p m Gospel Service at 8 p m Wednesday B Y P U at 8 o'clock Thursday Prayer meeting at 8 o'clock Thursday December 33rd church business meeting at 8 o'clock An invitation is extended to all to join in worship and fellowship.
Sunday School at 10 am Worship at 11 am Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 15 pm Evening Service at 8 pm Choir practice as usual The Advocate subscription renewal and Christmas treats gift are urged Campaign supporters for Camp Okoboji building program are asked to finish this week and report next Sunday The aim is to invest in youth life of the conference
The Reform Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship in German at 10 30 am with Troestet Mein Volk Leagues meet at 7 15 pm Evening Worship at 8 00 pm The Bible Word of God All are welcome Dorcas Society bazaar and sale Thursday evening at 8 o clock offering useful gifts for sale.
A local sale will feature the home and the children for sale. Refreshments including sandwiches pie ice cream and coffee will be sold after the sale. Catechism glass meets on Saturday at 1 30.
Rev. R L Holleque presides at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Choir practice Wednesday at 7:30. Worship Sunday December 5 at 11:00. Pot luck dinner at noon and a building fund offering. Confirmands meet Saturday. Annual Business Meeting December 12 at 8 PM. Ladies Aid December 12 at 2 PM with pot luck lunch. Sunday School practices for Christmas program. all children taking part urged to attend.
Pastor Rev John D Engels invites public to worship with First Congregational Church. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Intermediate C E at 7 p.m. Junior BE at 4 p.m. Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 8 p.m. Young People meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal follows. loyalty pledge reminders.
A Nativity Scene will be displayed briefly at the Prisoner of War Camp two and a half miles west of Algona on U S Highway 18. The piece joins Iowa’s religious sites in a temporary shrine offering the public a view of the nativity news and traditional imagery.
The birth of Christ and the adoration of Magi and shepherds will be open to the public without charge throughout December. Lt. Col. A T Lobdell notes the display was conceived and funded by German POWs at the Algona base camp, started last June, with worship space and regular chapel services planned, reflecting on German religious heritage and offering choral music and devotions.
Admission will be allowed Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoons and Thursday evening only. There is no charge for entering the religious spectacle.
A group of neighbors used tractors and pickers to finish corn picking at the Murray farm on Thursday and Friday. Earl Murray has been laid up for weeks with an arm infection. Mrs Haas and children express thanks for the kindness and sympathy after the loss of their husband and father.
A grateful message thanks neighbors friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits while they were patients at Dolmage hospital. Special thanks to neighbors for corn and other assistance. Your kindness will be held in grateful remembrance.
The speaker argues that a 3 year reenlistment allows choosing Air, Ground, or Service Forces and selecting overseas theaters. They claim retirement rules after 20 to 30 years provide rising pay, with active service counting toward retirement time, presenting reenlistment as sound.
The Lincoln Lively Lassies met at John Jutting home on Monday evening for tea hosted by the hostess. President Inez Skaare called the meeting to order, Gweneth Jutting read a piece, and Inez Skaare spoke on table setting and service. Members discussed vitamins, adjournment passed, and lunch was served with good cheer.
Slower start plagues building, with scarce materials and labor returning to work. Prices offend the public as PRACTICAL BUILDER and BUILDING SUPPLY NEWS call for action from dealers and manufacturers. They urge priority to new home and apartment construction to fix the slowdown.
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