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MilKT-*-OfhetT-H*CHURCHESnmins chuchRev. W. H. Ouejt, MlnlitvrFrederick gave • report on •Xtofoabu* tl Day. A pan iris retd by Shirley i BS'enneH. The '\r,!2g“ wis given byKenneth Oeary. Committee* for the next meeting w*re appointed Motion for adjournment was made by DeanTire attendance at the Ve*per service TAha and la* Lee Bachard stoogedif-Jillofetch Sunday 1* on tne inmate. Rare you attended yet? At 4:30 each Sunday.All service* air aril attended.The feature for next Sunday will bethe motion. *R» zneetint was thenturned over to the aortal committee.On dttrXrt onfAniwd ttwtr P. T. A. September 1C Officer* ware elected w follow*: Mr*. Paul Frederick. prtrt-of in terete to all mtadonary group* of dent; Mn. Vernon McKee, vice 1-all churches and we invite you to [dent, and Mm. Will TUha, secretary.Our second P. T. A. meeting was held October 21- The program Included Ima Lee Becbaix:come, 11 your pastor says it*s O. K. We ^ i art shoeing silent movie* at • o’clock[for our young people, and again at community singing.' 17 30. A picture of the -Mortem World a song. A reading was tfvwn by ! in three reels. A free-win offering. Edith Oeary. A reciuilou was given ! will be taken merely to cover the ex- by Melrlr. Oeary. Mia* FTlman gate a•edoat•edrgeadteeBind*t,msptnse of the picture. Other hour that suits your convenience you are invitedvery Interesting uik on Mutation in School*.'1 which was enjoyed by every*io come. This picture was in such de- one preasnt. A piano dt*i was played mand last year that we were unable) by Marjorie Wed crick and Dorothy to get K. ‘ Frederick.The program cloned by song? s*nfIkalklie;hetorDteTHE CORNING BATTIST Many expressed appreciation for the new worship program last Sunday. Next Sunday morning’s subject U If Not to Christ. to Whom? We are striv-_ ing to build a worship program that will help you to be moie like Christ.The evening service Is to be devoted to the youth.by Anna Mar**.’* Taha.RefreatanenW were ***** which constated of pumpkin pit with whipped cream and collarShirley WenneCt. News Reporter Ruth ttimsev. Teacher. .. ..Nr IWe have an enrollment of sixthisOn Monday evening the B. Y. F. tT., year. Four girls and two boyj. Juneis giving a Hallowe'en party and al [Qginheer. eighth grade; Betty Bgin-3r-?ntonmembers and frlenda of the church 'are invited.Prayer and study hour each Wednesday a1 7:30. November 2nd Is familynight.adwohe»y-2?CHURCH OF CHRISTheer. sixth: Donovan Porting**- and Wilma HanUsty. fourth; Donald Ke and Wanda Hnrdisty, first grade.Donovan Pottinger is the only one R | that has neither been absent nor tardy ~ | this year. He has also had perfect spelling lemons all year., \ June ESginheer has the first two open jwompuy \ ittAn Jor penmanship. Betty SlgJaliewrSunday School will ____ _____ ___________at 10 o’clock next Sunday followed by j jms“her first star. June Eginbeer has \Communion service at eleven. Oure.dJstudy will be Pewraal Right* and Where They End. May me meditate 11 briefly on the following thought: My lfy j duty toward God and my fellowman is v_ j more important In His sight than 3d j rights and privileges. I have no right ie | to wrong another, but I have a duty I to perform to help them. Wc are en-Bt | joying fine Interest and attendance ie but there ore a few who are not at-jj, I tending regularly. May T meet you In “ I the Lord’s house next Sunday? —John ?■ i A. RieRCl.problem 22 finished in history, and ison chapter three in civics.We had a weiner roast at the end of the first six week?. All were present except June Hglnheer. Three guests went with us. They were Miss* Elisabeth McMahdl, Marvin and Harry Kev. We had a wry fine time.Darllne Rhey, Teacher.June EJginheer. Reporter.iMETHODIST CHI RCHSunday. October 30th. Is the day set apart over the world fear the study of j BurtonCari Nr It Hello, everybody! This is our first public appearance this year, but we’re here going strong and keeping plenty I busy. There are eleven of us this) year and nine were neither absent nor | w tardy the first six weeks. These are *, h Cramer. Darwin Hardisty 1S and abuse of Personal Privileges.': The class of college young people,| both married and unmarried, is grow-: ing. Sunday there were four new i faces. The class decided Sunday to I spend some time studying lessons oth-,er than those in the regular Ir.terna-i lior.al Couri*. What is crime. vice land sir. wlii be the topic for study ; in the near future. The seventh grade (girls’ class was perfect in attendance j again Sunday morning.J The sermon Sunday morning on j -Piercing the Ceiling challenged the i listeners to adopt high ideals and rise tabove the common ceiling cr social standards. TT*:- stratosphere flight of i 1035 v;as used as the basic illustration. SERMON SENTENCES: Anyone who a-i attains new heights of endeavor • pierces the ceiling—too much ballast n cannot be carried—power comes -1- ; through determination— Social pro-lar gress has beer, made by men who have pierced the ceiling—Lincber? carried no ballast of jittery nerves cr unsteady muscle caused ;by smoking, drinking or dissipation— r*e: To piirce the ceiling It takes power.itbeat.hetciihtoL»-rWatmndtir. yields DimeNorth Piatie. N'cb. ■UP.i—When jMiiy Neal of Tto.*i. Neb., sliced a wa-ermrton picked from her backyardan.1 little did she suspect that she would be ; rewarded .or :he incident. Mar-found ’ a ten ctn: coin tia^d 1333 in the hear: ;o the melon.I,::Rural School Noteso:At:a-Carl No. GPlainv'ev sch.ool atanc-d Seprembcr 5th with id pup:1s c-nrelied.Our first graders are Norma Kr^;n-per and Charles frcdiriok. Thev areand Clara JacLsoc. Those with an average of 90 per cent or above arc Byron Hofmeister. Doris J action. Burton Cramer. Maxine Carr. Beverly Foes, and Opal Riley. Doris Jackson. Maxine Carr. Opal Riley and Beverly Fo^s received gold stars in spelling. Wc all rcce-ivrd our gre*n atrs h: wtit-ing. The so\ienth graders are ready for problem 5 in history. The fifth graders arc making Iwalth booklets in connection with their study of hygiene. They are also taking a reading test Monday morning.The Grenville M. Dodge for Iowa Club heM their first meeting EYiday aftemoon. September 9. The meeting was called io order by Miss Maxine. There are eleven members and all were present. The following officers were elected: Doris Jackson, president:Maxine Carr, vice president; Byron xlofmeister. secretary: Darwin Hardis-ty. color bearer; and Burton Cramev, Ronald Jackson. Donald ?r.d Opal Riley, color guards. We decided to hold our meeting the second Friday of every mcnih. We held our second meeting Friday p. m. October 14. The meeting was called to order by our president Doris Jackson. Wc opened the meeting by .ringing America. The flag salure and ritual were given. Roll call was answered by the II members or.d Mi.'-s Ma?dne giving a rule for C:ood manners. Reports on rule? of conduct xfrre hy BjTon Hof-meLster. Burton Cramer. Maxine Carr. Opal Riley. Jimmy Maioney. and Beverly Foes. We also gave our club rdedi'e. Thr? meeting closed by ringing The Iowa Com Song and giving ti.e club prayer.W- are now bttsy working on a Hai-‘oye’en program to be given Fnday r.iL'h:. October 23. Everyone is cordial-CJ: e:: ic :c* u:Brid.i ti ! ureP\L: ti *tiOkES: ei . n !NI R■ w S Aly Invited to ar^nd.nsre5.'or; r.rttiii-; ;i.or.g They have started :n their second Pre-Pnmor.In Git.uerai Lessons r'.aa.v wo have | .completed a book about The Fireman and also a book .about ”Pc-^. Wt • ar* aiUdM::? abotr. i.ic Tr,if:;»n.V’nov..The pupils that had perfect attendance Ins: six weeks are Nonna Krusin-ger. Charles Fred- riclt. Ina Lee Bernard. Dear. Tafca. Billie Fre::crick. El-dred Bechsrd. Kenneth Geary. Doro-Maxine B. Slefak. Teacher.• nI wFoomi'L EXCURSIONPre««U N#. 4Six weeks of school hae gone by with a perfect attendance with thp exception of Alice Fudge, who mi»;d two days on acoount of rickntM.Robert LawTtooe »nd Jean Cooper have gotten perfect spelling grades all six weeks. Our first grader* are Lucille fAwrencc and Alkie Pudge. They are learning very fast.We have been having a health contest which end* October 23th. The bring ride ha- to give a Hallowe'en party. Our Iowa Club has had two meetings this ytar. We decided to start a museum and many interesting things have been brought. We found some rocks and leave* for 'Xir museum on our hike Friday.Miss Priman. Rev. Weed, Jackie Hetlicole wK2 Lorene Lawrence bare visited our school.Ada Hethcole, Teacher.Ijic|diI ^AJjhl ! 3C10iT1 IeQwlacy IiThe first six weeks of school ckwedUuasiStlt;c
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Adams County Free Press
Corning, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 27, 1938
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