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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
2
A devotional piece urges mercy as core Christian virtue, citing Bible verses from Matthew John Proverbs and Psalms. It argues mercy flows from God to people, shapes care for the needy, and should lead believers to evangelism. It notes no Christian Crusades are planned for the summer months.
Sunday June 27 no church service. Church and Sunday School picnic planned at the grounds in Blue Earth. Bible study and prayer meeting to follow. Linden Lutheran Church observes 9:30 worship service on June 27 led by Pastor Norman H. Tungeeth. July 11 schedule listed at 0:40 for Bible study and prayer meeting.
Services at Our Churches provide details on the VFW Auxiliary state convention set for June 25 to 27 in Cedar Rapids at the Ramsey Reformed Church with Rev. Janssen in charge. It notes national officers for 1965 86 will be chosen at the Chicago convention August 12 20 and highlights the Auxiliary's community service and support for the National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. It also lists membership and activities of Mrs. Albers and various local families visiting Algona and Kenora Ontario, Canada.
The Titanica League invites all to a Sunday June 27 picnic and swimming party at Clear Lake with rides from Bethlehem Lutheran Church after notifying church officers. The notice lists worship times, youth programs, and upcoming events across local churches including Campus Crusade for Christ messages and garden-variety sermons.
George Kots pastor leads 10 am and 3 pm Mission Fest with a luck dinner after the morning service. Divine Worship with Holy Communion at 9:30 am. Sunday School at 10:45 am. Evening Service at 8 pm. Rev John Janssen in charge. Special Congregational Meeting Tuesday June 23 in the evening.
The Methodist Church offers Divine Worship at 9 15 am and services at 10 30 am. A conference report is by Mrs Henry Bode and Pastor Wasta. Grace Circle meets Thursday at 2 00 pm at Mrs Evelyn Shortenhaus home. Esther Circle meets at the church Thursday at 2 00 pm. Choir practice is Thursday night at 8 00 pm in the church.
Sunday service at Woden Methodist Church led by Pastor Wayne Waasta with Divine Worship at 8 30 a.m. A report from the Annual Conference will be given by Mrs Henry Bode and Pastor Waasta. Church School follows at 9 30 a.m.
The American Lutheran Church commission on Worship and Church Music sponsors a week long program at St Olaf College from June 21 to June 26. Courses include Basic Music Theory and Organ Repertoire with Dr Paul Ensrud, Don Myrvik, and Rev M A Egge guiding faculty and activities.
Mary Jane Holland, County Extension Home Economist, says color is personal and should satisfy the family. Plan schemes to endure beyond trends. busier rooms need calmer tones, while less-used spaces may feature more color and pattern. A well-thought plan suits any home type from older houses to modern ranches.
Article explains how soaps and detergents differ in water, labeling, and use. Detergents resist mineral scum in hard water and are categorized as light or heavy duty. It notes liquid products are detergents and highlights reading labels for proper use. Gloria Joos of Davenport is mentioned with career updates.
Gary Weaver Louise Ingebritson and Ann Tapper all of Ames visited over the weekend at various homes. Gary Weaver visited with friends and neighbors during the relaxed gathering describing a pleasant social atmosphere.
Mrs Pe ey Weaver and her daughter Zelle Ann hosted and welcomed visitors and friends while Louise visited at the parental home, sharing time with extended family during a family gathering.
Martin Ingebritson is listed in Frost Minnesota as a resident in a local want ad placed by Try Tribune Want Ads. The notice appears in township classifieds seeking contact or services.
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