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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
4
Rev Martin E Sifford leads services at 626 Bottom Avenue with Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Service at 10 45 Training Union at 6 30 and Evening Service at 7 30 Wednesday Mayer Meeting at 7 45 Nursery available during services
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church announces services and parish groups. Masses are 6:30 and 8:15 am on weekdays and 6:30 8:00 9:30 11:00 am on Sundays with a 7:30 pm Holyday Mass and Saturday confessions 4 5 and 7 8 pm. Society meetings include St Vincent DePaul Wednesdays Altar Society third Thursday Holy Name Society third Tuesday Mothers and Friends Club first Tuesday. Inquiry class Monday and Friday at 7 pm in the Rectory.
Market and Rapp Streets service times listed for Saint Stephen's Assembly of God Church led by Pastor Rev. R. H. Davis. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 00 a.m. Thursday midweek service at 7 30 p.m. Visitors are welcome.
The St Paul United Church of Christ at 127 N St Paul Street lists two worship services at 8:00 and 10:15 with a 9:00 Sunday School and a WCBW FM broadcast. The week includes Women's Guild Evening Circle Tuesday, Pastor Rahmoeller at a Chicago conference, all choirs Thursday, wedding duties Friday in Milwaukee, and a Saturday Confirmation Class plus a 4:30 wedding service.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 227 N Good Haven Drive lists Divine Services at 8 00 and 10 15 am with Pastor Herman C Lebenbauer. The 8 00 am service is noted again.
A devotional note based on Philippians 4 8 urges Christians to focus on true and virtuous thoughts. It calls for using God given talents in His service and asks for guidance from the Holy Spirit in spreading the gospel through various vocations. The prayer seeks divine guidance for talents and the regenerating Christ.
Broadcast over WCBW FM invites all ages to Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 05 a m Visitors are welcome at all services and encouraged to attend the broadcast for guidance and fellowship.
Zoar United Church in New Hanover Illinois outlines activities. August 26 Sunday School 845 a m church service 1000 a m Ladies visit County Nursing Home at 1 p m September 7 TV Channel 5 program US Foreign Policy 1945 65 630 to 1000 p m September 8 Consistorial meeting 730 p m September 9 Junior choir 7 8 p m The Choir 8 9 p m September 12 Zoar Family Day 10 a m service and installation of officers in gathering for Family Thank Offering 1 p m Fellowship fun to follow
Patricia Sue Pomeroy and Frederick Pixley Lattin Jr. wed at St Paul United Church of Christ in Columbia. The ceremony featured a candlelight double ring service, with attendants including Kathleen Lattin and Gigi Giffhorn. After a reception the couple plan Peoria residence and Ozarks honeymoon. The bride, a Belleview teacher, and the groom, a Bradley University business graduate, are both Phi Kappa Tau/Sigma Alpha Iota members.
Friends are invited to a season opening bowling event at 7 p.m. on September 13. Various church activities follow including Memorial Hospital Chaplaincy on September 16 and a Ladies circle meeting at Monroe County Nursing Home on September 23. Mrs. Jack Divers of Columbia attends Meditation Days at Eden Seminary. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Middleton attend the Golden Wedding in Pana, Illinois. Mrs. Katie Korvas has moved into Monroe County Nursing Home.
The Golden Star 4-H Club met August 24 at the Walter Stumpf home with 11 members and three guests. Dennis Franke reported, Carlyle Mueller led recreation, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter Stumpf. Next meeting is October 5 at the Kenneth Stumpf home. Fifty Columbia Senior Citizens rode the Admiral to St Louis with Millstadt and Waterloo clubs for a day trip. Patty Brinkmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Brinkmann of Waterloo, visited grandparents in Columbia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ebersohl of Dupo and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brellinger of Valmeyer marked their 25th wedding anniversaries with a joint gathering at the v.W. Hall in Dupo on Saturday August 28. About 250 guests attended as a dance and luncheon were held. The Ebersohls are parents of Eugene and Janice. the Brellingers have six children including Roy, Carol Daugherty, Jean, June, Amy and Alan. Jean returned from Michigan for the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Bode of Waterloo announce the engagement of daughter Bonnie Sue to Bertram Steppig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Steppig Sr. of Columbia. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A bridal shower was held for Sharon Lee Baltz daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Baltz of Columbia on August 25 at the Eagles Home in Cupe. She will wed Walter G Yuengel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Yuengel Sr of Belleville on Saturday October 23. Hostesses included Judy Baltz Kay Harres Kathy Bequette and Gloria Baltz. A long list of attendees and gift givers are named.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mueller of 414 W Kunz Street Columbia celebrated their Silver Wedding yesterday September 1. They were married in St Louis 25 years ago by Rev E J Westerbeck. Attendants were Mrs Otto Speichinger Gertrude Mueller and George Wilde. September 1 is also Mr Muellers birthday and Mr Wilde and Mrs Mueller celebrated their 19th anniversary the same day.
The Columbia PTA will meet on Monday September 13 with a reception for teachers and school personnel. Raymond Bequette of R A 2 Columbia, a patient at Centreville Township Hospital for ten days, has returned home.
Household tip explains vacuuming tile floors before washing to keep wash water cleaner and improve cleaning. Also notes traffic injuries among children from motor accidents and suggests sunny windows for coleus plants with proper watering in red clay pots to prevent overwatering.
The piece urges self confidence when facing tough tasks. It contrasts a dismissive patent office director with inventors who created Colt revolvers telegraphs planes cars and countless daily items. It encourages faith and perseverance, urging full effort before quitting and prayer for help.
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