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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
6
Stanton E A B Church announces Bible Study and Prayer Service Thursday at 8 p m Pastor AE Peters directs. Sunday schedule lists Church School at 9 a m and Morning Worship at 10 16 a m with no evening service due to Youth Mission to Youth Rally at Calvary.
Preston Akron Io e Henry J. Dirks Pastor conducts services on the Sth Sunday after Trinity at 9:00 am with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10:00 am. Weekday activities include aMonday 8:00 pm dart ball Johnson at Preston, Tuesday 0 p.m. council meeting, Thursday 8:00 pm Luther League, Saturday 9:00 pm Confirmation Instruction. Worship with us, bearing Jesus words My sheep hear my voice.
Sunday schedule shows divine services at 9 45 am and Sunday School at 8 45 am with Akron Broadcast on KLEM. Classes begin Monday and Tuesday includes council, Luther League meetups. Weekly gatherings target youth with a brotherhood dartball group and Thursday Luther League activities at 7 30 pm.
The Globe-Post states it will continue to publish church notes at no charge funded by contributions to individual churches. It reinforces that readers should donate to their own church rather than the paper while maintaining free church news.
A junior mission band rally is announced for October 6 at Preston Township St. John’s Church. The notice lists the day’s winter schedule with sessions at 8:30 and 9:30 and 10:30. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Luther A. Meyer pastors Chatsworth St Matthews Church. Divine services at 8 30 a m on Sundays with Ladies Aid driving to Beresford after a pot luck dinner. Church Council meets Monday at 8 p m. Confirmation Instruction Saturday at 8 30 a m Rally Day on October 6. Everyone welcome. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. James.
Sunday services at 8 30 a m 9 45 a m divine worship 10 45 Sunday School and Adult Bible class Holy Communion observed Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock Announcements Friday or Saturday Thursday 2 p m Ladies Aid 7 p m Chancel choir 8 p m Senior choir Saturday 9 am Catechetical classes and Junior choir 11 am Cherub choir
Grace Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Sunday worship at 10 30 a m The Lord s Supper to be administered October 6 Registration after the service The voters assembly meets Tuesday October 1 at 8 00 p m The Lutheran Hour may be heard on National or Mutual systems at 12 30 p m Good Shepherd Hour on KSCJ Sundays at 8 15 a m
Various congregations list weekly services Sunday School times and morning worship in Akron. Immanuel English Lutheran and First Methodist share morning worship slots, while Free Methodist and Assemblies of God note afternoon activities. Lutherans broadcast The Lutheran Hour and related programs on channel 9.
Calvin Christian Reformed Church at 126 7th St SE invites all to Sunday school at 10 45 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a 7 30 p m song service Pastor Calvin Niewenhuis leads. The church encourages listeners to tune in to the Back to God Hour on KMNS 620 at 7 30 a m and KWOA 730 at noon. A Christian Reformed hour airs daily on KLEM at 9 45 a m.
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and church service at 10:30 a.m. Union Township Presbyterian led by Wayne Norris with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Missionary quarterly meeting on the second Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
Church services and activities listed for Adaville Evangelical United Brethren with L. L. Musser as pastor. Morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 10, evening worship, midweek service Thursday, choir practice, and fellowship groups noted.
The notice lists Sunday school times and worship hours for St John’s Evangelical & Reformed, The Church of the Nazarene, St Paul Lutheran, Calvary Evangelical, St Joseph Catholic, and related pastors and service times including morning and evening services, youth hours, and midweek prayers.
Melbourne Evangelical United, Christ Lutheran Grant Twp, Union Creek ERAN Akron, St James Catholic list Sunday worship times Sunday school classes, services, choirs, catechetical instruction and confessions. Each entry notes morning worship, masses, prayer meetings, and special programs with times and days as readable.
Relatives attended wedding ceremonies for Miss Bar bara Ferguson of Hinton and Carl Schuttnelz jr of Sioux City. Mrs H N Dilley of Des Moines returned home after a visit with her daughter Mrs Francis Free and family. Emer Hansen hosted a Tupperware party. Farm Bureau office and teaching meetings were held and various local residents were mentioned visiting relatives in Onawa and Sioux City. A Rural and Urban tour planning meeting occurred with refreshments served. A rain of 1.20 inches fell this area. Perry Center Farm Bureau and Women’s Club events and officer elections were noted with Mrs Fay Knapp as chair and Mrs F Free as public chair.
The fragment lists names including Mrs Verdon Angove and Mrs Frank Emmiks with roles in organization matters. It notes Mrs Nelson playing the organ during tea and announces the next meeting on October 17 at Mrs Vérnon Angove's home with Mrs Frank Emmik as co-hostess.
Westmar College opens its fall term with 470 students from 15 countries. Nine new faculty join departments including Education English Physical Education and Business Admin. Activities include socials receptions and a freshman initiation week to foster student faculty relations.
Miss Marlene Jean Vondrak daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Vondrak and Robert Donald Pridie son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Pridie were married September 24 at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Hinton.
Miss Mary Vondrak and Timothy Pridie unite in ceremony officiated by Rev Richard Vic Sweeney. Attendants wore blue satin dresses with sabrina necklines and veiled crowns, while bridesmaids carried blue and white pompoms. The couple, Heelan High School and farm boy graduate, plan a southern wedding trip.
Youth mission program organized by Evangelical United Brethren Church plans a weekend session at Le Mars Westmar College and Le Mars Calvary Church. A missioner from Dayton Ohio will join chosen college age youths with prior mission experience to lead the effort. The event aims to evaluate nationwide programs for youth reform and religion.
The Le Mars FFA chapter led by Carl Kensil promotes safe corn harvest with a "Safe Operator" sticker for equipment and pledges to follow safety rules. Demonstrations and films will be shown to farm groups in meetings and vocational agriculture classes.
Activities for Saturday the 28th include Seminary at College Church from 9:00 to 3:00 with Youth Fellowship groups studying evangelism. In the evening Missioners Avil will lead Why Groups and a Q&A on being Christian. Sunday features local church youth services and a 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship gathering aimed at deeper commitment.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to Poblen son of Mr and Mrs Poblen of Alton Illinois. The couple will wed in Ames Illinois in the near future with plans for a September wedding year.
Mr Pohten is a senior at St Thomas College in St Paul Minnesota. The article notes no wedding date has been set.
Three Granville young men who enlisted in September 1955 and trained at Camp Chaffee Arkansas have received their discharges. Sp. Charles Neuroth returned from Germany to assist at the family meat market. Marvin Moos homecoming from Fort Riley plans to attend mechanic school. Sp2 Robert Lee Perlot comes home to become depot agent for C N W in Granville after duty at Fort Huachuca. Dee and Mrs Kenpers hosted Westmar faculty new members and spouses at a coffee hour.
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