I FEDFRATED CHURCH GROUP JOINS IN EVENING OF FUNThe fun of a hayride and wiener roast is net necessarily limited to the younger set as was evkSeneed ; tW* Past Sunday evening when mem-bers of the Federated Church and their guests Joined together for an evening of fun am fellowshipYoungest among the party o? 35 was four year old Lenny Wilson. I grandson of Mr and Mrs Ray Dan* Senior citizens enjoying the outing were Mr. and Mrs Z M Lvix. 77 and 76. respectively Th* Lsvixs di:» not go on the hgyrtde but were par-j icipants in the activities that fol-i lowed.Ten college students were guests | among them being Helena Moor., Iowa Wedeyin College student from SotMl, Kor^a. Sire was able to claim several firsts” during the evenin'?— I her first hayride. her first cidPr. and her first roasted wiener and marshmallow over an open fire.The group met at the church and ‘hen went to the Ray Doan farm by car. Ther** they go: aboard a hay-l rack and traveled over a five mile route, returning to the Doan farm for a wiener an:l marshmallow roast i Reverend and Mrs. Paul Miller ac-j rcmpanSed the groupPlans and arrangements for theevening were in charg.- of Mr and Mrs. Marvin Doan and Mr and Mrs. Frame J Miller.Wesleyan Service Guild MeetsThe Wesleyan Service Guild ofthe Methodist Church held its regular meeting Wednesday night, In the home of I nd Alice H n (Louise Clark and Clarice Crew were assistant hostesses.Twenty six were present. Mrs. Maberry is co-ordinator in the absence of Mrs. Matthews and was welcomed.The president. Mrs Thomas, opened the meeting. The regular ibusiness meeting was held. Plnns were completed for the program the Guild is giving for those in the County Home on Sunday November 17 Boxes of cookies and candy will be prepared for each ones place at their table.Florence Williams led the devotions. Marian Hemming* gave an interesting talk and rawed some questions for discussion.Refreshments were served. -Read the j I Classifieds i