Area church services and schedules listed
Saint Stephen's Assembly of God at Market and Rapp Streets hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evening Service at 7 30 p m Thursday midweek service at 7 30 p m First Baptist Church at 626 Bottom Avenue offers Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Service 10 45 a m Training Union 6 30 p m Wednesday prayer 7 45 p m Nursery during services St Pauls Lutheran Church at 227 N Good Haven Drive conducts Divine Services 8 00 and 10 15 a m with WCBW FM broadcast and Sunday School and Bible Classes at 9 05 a m Visitors welcome at all services.
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Saint Stephen’s
Assembly OF God
Rapp Streets
Rev
R. H. Davis
Wcbw-Fm
House of Prayer Services and Study Schedule
The House of Prayer announces Sunday services at 10 00 a m and 7 30 p m An open Bible study is held Friday at 8 00 p m Everyone is welcome For location call 281 4826
Zoar United Church of Christ Church Events
Rev. Wilbur L. Biasch presides as Zoar United Church of Christ in New Hanover Illinois advertises Sunday School at 8 45 a m church service at 10 a m activities include October 27 devotions at New Athens Home 2 p m October 28 Ladies at County Nursing Home Waterloo 1 p m and October 31 Youth Rally a musical revue at Christ Church Belleville
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New Hanover
Illinois
Wilbur L. Biasch
New Athens
the County Nursing Home
Waterloo
Christ Church
Belleville
Immaculate Conception Church Service Schedule and Groups
The notice lists mass times for weekdays and Sundays at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church led by Msgr. Holtgrave and staff. It includes confession hours, a Saturday devotions and Benediction, Holyday masses, and an evening mass. Societies such as St. Vincent DePaul Altar Society Holy Name Mothers and Friends Club meet on specified dates. A weekly inquiry class is held in the rectory on Mondays and Fridays at 7 p.m.
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St. Vincent DePaul
Altar Society
Holy Name Society
Mothers and Friends Club
Faithful obedience to God's will inspires service at home
A devotional note recalls missionaries delayed from leaving for the field, choosing faith and nearby service in Alberta prairie country schools. It urges wholehearted obedience to Jesus' example, prayer for submission to God's will, and notes William Riebeling of 426 North Metter Avenue undergoing surgery in St. Louis at Missouri Baptist Hospital after Tuesday operation.
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Alberta Prairies
Jesus
God
Oliver W. Mumert
Canada
William Riebeling
North Metter Avenue
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Sunday and midweek church schedule in Belleville area
The week lists worship services at 8:00 and 10:15 with a 9:00 Sunday School. Meetings include the S. Conference Board of Directors in Belleville, Senior High Cabinet, Board of Christian Education, Fidesta Class Banquet, Consistory visitation prep, Pastors Conference in Marissa, and a Thursday evening all choirs rehearsal with a Saturday Confirmation Class from 9 to 11 a.m.
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Wcbw-Fm
Friz
Ill. S. Conference Board of Directors
Belleville
Board of Christian Education
Fidesta
Marissa
Ill
Tamara Radison Initiated Into Sorority at Illinois
Miss Tamara Radison daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Radison of Columbia was formally initiated into the Omicron chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at the University of Illinois. She is a sophomore majoring in Home Economics.
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Tamara Radison
Pete Radison
Columbia
Omicron
Gamma Phi Beta
University of Illinois
Tamara
Legion Junior Auxiliary Meets at Freedom Farm Senegal
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary held an all Junior District meeting at Freedom Farm in Senegal on October 2 with five juniors and two seniors attending. JoAnn Sander reported on local activities while attendees from the area included Cheryl Mueller Kathy Mueller JoAnn Sander Mary Schroeder Mrs Walter Bolle and Ruth Bolle. After games a lunch of hot dogs potato chips cake and soda was served.
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American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Freedom Farm
Senegal
JoAnn Sander
Cheryl Mueller
Kathy Mueller
Mary Schroeder
Walter Bolle
Ruth Bolle
Vogt Anniversary Celebrated With Open House
Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Vogt Sr of 413 North Rapp observed their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their children on Sunday October 3. About 200 guests attended and relatives from out of town joined the celebration including Mr and Mrs William Vogt Sr and Mr and Mrs William Vogt Jr plus Debbie of Owatonna Minnesota.
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Lorenzo Vogt Sr
N. Rapp
Mildred Berneking
Vogt
Milton Schad
William Vogt Sr
Lorenzo Vogt
William Vogt, Jr
Debbie
Owatonna
Minnesota
Wildlife Exhibit at Columbia Public Library Display
The Columbia Library hosts a wildlife display owned by Harold Metter featuring a horned owl a white deer antelope green winged teal a bobcat a timber wolf and two fish bluegill and bass. The library hours include Monday Wednesday Friday 11 am to 5 pm Friday evenings 6 30 to 8 30 and Saturdays 10 am to 1 pm. Birdie Schmidt celebrates her birthday at her niece Edna Kastens home in Jackson Missouri on October 21. Jack Ryan son of Mr and Mrs John Ryan of Columbia completes eight weeks of U S Army basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and takes a 12 day leave.
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Columbia
Harold Metter
Birdie Schmidt
East Briegel
Edna Kasten
Jackson
Jack Ryan
John Ryan
U. S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Goggin Andrea Wedding Held In Lesterville
Judith Lyon Andrea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrea of Columbia married James Bernard Goggin son of Mrs. Bessie Goggin and the late G. O. Goggin at Lesterville Baptist Church on August 28 1965 in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Lesterville Missouri after a Lake of the Ozarks honeymoon.
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Judith Lyon Andrea
Morris Andrea
Columbia
James Bernard Goggin
Bessie Goggin
G. O. Goggin
Lesterville
Lesterville Baptist Church
John Garland
Kathy Volmer
John King
St. Louis
Jack‘e Andrea
Andrea
Jerry Walker
Lesterville, Mo
Dial Finance
Overland
Goggin
Lesterville High School
Proctor and Gamble In
Mineral Area Junior College
Flat River
Lake of the Ozarks
Debbie Collie Wins 1966 State Fair Talent Search
Debbie Collie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Collie former Columbia residents now in Norwalk Iowa, won Bill Riley's Talent Search TV program on Oct 3 and earned a spot to compete with weekly winners at the 1966 Iowa State Fair. The 13 year old eighth grader dances toe style to The Happy Wanderer and studies with Carla Fowler. She is Norwalk Junior High treasurer cheerleader drill corps singer and choir member at Norwalk Christian Church. Her mother Anna belle Hoffmann of Columbia is her mother.
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Debbie Collie
Jerry Collie
Columbia
Norwalk
Iowa
Bill Riley
Debbie
Carla Fowler
Norwalk Junior High
Norwalk Drill Corps
Norwalk Christian Church
Annabelle Hoffmann
Guest Day for High School Students at U Illinois
All Illinois high school students are invited to the Guest Day program at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture on Saturday October 23 Registration begins at 8 15 a m in University Auditorium A session for advisers and counselors is planned Visitors can buy box lunches and tickets for the Illinois versus Duke football game at Memorial Stadium Attendees may tour campus visit classrooms and research laboratories
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Illinois
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Memorial Stadium
Duke University
College of Agriculture
Columbia High School Plans Sadie Hawkins Dance
The Junior Class at Columbia High School will host a Sadie Hawkins Dance on October 22 with girls inviting the boys. They also plan to sell a telephone directory listing the entire student body’s numbers and addresses.
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Columbia High School
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Stechmes in Belleville
Mr and Mrs Roger Stechmes announce the birth of a daughter on October 17 at St Elizabeths Hospital in Belleville.
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Roger Stechmesser
Columbia
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Belleville
Golden Star 4-H Club Formally Elects Officers
The Golden Star 4 H Club met October 5 at the Kenneth Stumpf home with 10 members and three guests. Officers elected were Randy Hoffmann president Dennis Franke vice president Janet Riebeling secretary Gary Stumpf treasurer Gary Glazer and Janice Wenkel recreation leaders Carlyle Mueller reporter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kenneth Stumpf. The next meeting will be at the George Riebeling home on November 2.
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Golden Star
Kenneth Stumpf
Randy Hoffmann
Dennis Franke
Janet Riebeling
Gary Stumpf
Gary Glaenzer
Janice Wenkel
Carlyle Mueller
Geeorge Riebeling
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Martin E. Sifford
Bottom Avenue
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Missouri Synod
N. Good Haven Drive
Herman C. Lebenbauer
House OF Prayer
Zoar United Church OF Christ
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Elmer Holtgrave
Robert Dollar
Edmund Fitzmorris
Nashville
Christ
ST. Paul
Advan
Tage of Modern
Banking
Monroe National Bank
Columbia, Illinois
Federal Deposit Insuraee Corporation
Steven Eschmann
Immaculate Conception Church
Eschmann
Ramona Schifferdecker
Caroline Schifferdecker
John Eschmann Sr
Maybell- Richell Studios
Legion Junior Auxiliary Meets
Tom Daab
Reuben Daab
Bernard Breitenstein
Harry Breitenstein
Jim Little
Louis Little
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
James Mahoney
North Briegel Street
West Virginia Avenue
Mae Smith
Near Sugar Loaf
Metter
Mrs. Oliver Stroh
Millstadt
Kremmel House
South
Columbia Avenue, Columbia
Jerry Verady
Art Woolley
Legion Avenue
Lester Hines
West Legion, Avenue
Kunz
Mrs. Vogt
Columbia Grain & Seed Co
Lorraine Hoffman
Delores Wienhoff
Erlene Gasser
Arlene
Lorenzo Jr
Melvin
Carol Vogt
Janice Wienhoff
Richard Wienhoff
Columbia Public Library
Mrs. Andrea
Audrey Lane
New York
N.Y
CFL
Terry Monke
Walter Monke
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Dean
Alton
Arthur Chattillion
Muskego
Wisconsin
Edward Sander
Arthur Toenjes
Kosciusko St
McMillian Hospital
A. J. Heyl
Ed Ruch
Council Grove
Kan
Conrad
Clay Center
Ruch
Conrads
Heyl
Truman Library
Independence
Fisenhower
Abilene
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance - Real Estate
South Main Street
Schiemer Insurance
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