Studio Girl Cosmetics Seeks Delivery Helpers in Glendale
A group of Studio Girl Cosmetics seeks regular monthly routes around Moravia for light deliveries. Open to Cosmetix clients and others willing to perform delivery tasks. Pay up to 5.00 dollars per hour. Write Studio Girl Cosmetics Dept AUW-14 Glendale California. Route details to be established.
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Ocean
Studio Girl Cosmetic
Moravia
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Glendale
California
Church Schedules and Parish Notes in August
The record lists services and meetings for First Christian Church and Church of the Nazarene. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Communion at 11:00 a.m. Ladies Aid and CWF plan meetings. union service in the park at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Weldon Whitenack. Wednesday Hour of Prayer at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice on Aug 23 at 8:30 p.m. Delegates returned inspired after regional conventions and camp meeting.
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First Christian Church
Donald Plum
Birdie Main
Ladies Aid
CWF
Maude Coltrain
Church of the Nazarene
H. LaVern Smith
Frank Woodward
L. B. Deedrick
Weldon Whitenack
Union Park Service And Bible Study At Grace Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church lists services with guest Basil Tadlock of Red Oak and Union service at the park led by Rev Whitenack. Bible Study conducted by Mrs. Margaret Callen, Y F swimming party Aug 22 at Centerville pool, W S W S meeting Aug 18 with Mabel Coulson, followed by a church picnic. Grace Methodist Church announces Lee Benz Church School and Morning Worship on Sept 9.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. A. Ogden
Carl VanZante
Basil Tadlock
Methodist Church
Red Oak
Whitenack
Christian Church
Margaret Callen
Centerville
W.s.w-S
Mabel Coulson
The Beginning of Conversion Sermon at Moravia Parks
Moravia and Wesley Chapel schedules list Sunday School at 9:00, Morning Worship at 10:10, and 7:30 Evening services. Sermon titled The Beginning of Conversion featured by Superintendent Richard Tubaugh and Rev Whitenack spurring Bible study and junior high MYF events.
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Moravia
Wesley Chapel
Howard Guenther
Richard Tubaugh
Union Srevice
The
Christian Church
Rev. Whitenack
Chariton River Mission Society Meets in August Meeting
On Aug 9 the Chariton River Baptist Mission Society met in the afternoon. Opening song Trust and Obey, scripture from Philippians chapter four, prayer by Isal Sulser, program led by Elma Davison on Kindly thoughts, specials read by Jean Curtis and others, a letter from Goldie May Orth, poem Soft Soaping God by Virgo Martin, roll call with a deed Bible verse, Love Gift Boxes and Valley Forge folders collected, tea towels hemmed for Dayton Christian center, new member Berniece King joined, two members away on vacation, next meeting Sept 12.
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Mission Society of the Chariton River Baptist Church
Trust
Philippians
Isal Sulser
Elma Davison
Jean Curtis
Gertie Atwell
Bernice King
Jennie Fenton
Florence Martin
Mildred Wray
Goldie May Orth
Christian Herald
Virgo Martin
Valley Forge
Dayton Christian Center
Berniece King
Phyllis Dicks
Mabel Moore
Union Wanted Readership Grows Across Town
A union recruitment drive draws broad interest as notices appear citywide. Organizers report steady inquiries from workers in manufacturing and service sectors seeking collective bargaining and better pay. Public notices encourage signup at local halls and union offices.
Harris Reunion Held in Ames Iowa
The 18th annual Harris reunion took place in a park in Ames Iowa on August 13 1991. A fried chicken dinner with salads pies and cakes drew attendees led by president Eva Hiatt with officers elected Lloyd Clevenger president Lowell Harris vice president Aryine Johnson secretary. Next year’s event is set for Maytag Park Newton Iowa the second Sunday in August. Attendees include J H Duncan Elvis Duncan and Jon Aldenoe Minnesota and many others from Newton Des Moines Oskaloosa Ames Allerton and Des Moines areas.
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Harris
Ames
Iowa
Eva Hiatt
Lloyd Clevenger
Lowell Harris
Ariyne Johnson
Maytag Park
Newton
J. H. Duncan
Elvis Duncan
Jon
Alden
Minnesota
P. H. Dobbs
Lloyd
Clevenger
Jody
Phillip
Barbara
Keith Clark
Monroe
George Johnson
Maurice
Burns
David
Larry Burns
Des Moines
Bob McGinnis
Bobby
Albion
Allie Phillips
Oskaloosa
Dallas McGinnis
Kathi
Duglas
Marcia
Orval Harris
Allerton
Elis Harris
Des Moites
Sharon Harris
Charles Lusthoff
Waterloo
R. C. Hiatt
Centerville
Lee Hiatt
Moravia
Monroe Busy Maidens Hold August Meeting at Hilton Hall
The Monroe Busy Maidens held a regular meeting on August 1 at Hilton Hall. President Linda Davis led the gathering with the pledge to the American flag and called the session to order.
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Hilton Hall
Linda Davis
4-H Club Minutes Highlight Plant Potting Demo
Nine members answered roll call. Minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Treasurer's report given. A motion to hold a meeting on August 21 at Hilton Hall was approved. County fair booth discussed. Marsha Stewart gave an illustration talk on How to Pot a Plant. Martha Rouse demonstrated How to Use Pumis Stone. Jeanne Turner spoke on To Make Your Work Easier. Linda Davis presented Water and Oil Stains. Meeting adjourned after the 4-H pledge. Refreshments by Mrs. Francis Turner, Jeanne, Marilyn, and Lois Ann Callen.
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Hilton Hall
Marsha Stewart
Martha Rouse
Jeanne Turner
Linda Davis
Francis Turner
Jeanne
Marilyn
Lois Ann Callen
Hiattsville Wesley Group Plans Riverview Park Event
Susan Dooley and Marie Long visited Debra Sue McDanel Tuesday afternoon. Wayne McDanel and Debra helped Mervin McDanel celebrate his birthday Thursday evening with ice cream and cake. Sunday supper at Doyle McDanel home. Larry Long guests at Bill Long home over weekend. Dinner with Ev ans family in Cincinnati. John Main called at Bill Long home Thursday. Pettibone and Jackie visited Saturday evening with Longs. Andy Andrews and Gary O Connor visited Friday evening with Pettibone and Jackie. Dale Cox and
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Wayne McDanel
Susan Dooley
Marie Long
Debra Sue McDanel
Debra
Mervin McDanel
McDanel
Doyle McDanel
Larry Long
Bill Long
Bob Evans
Cincinnati
John Main
Tom Pettibone
Jackie
Andy Andrews
Gary O'Conner
Dale Cox
Social guests and visits in local area this week
Sunday evening gatherings included Brian and Mr and Mrs Dennis Kelly with Tom Pettitone and Jackie, and Chris Bogart with Virgil Dooley family. The Lockman reunion drew Bogart and Mo ravia Park attendees, while Dooley home hosted visitors from Ottumwa and Los Angeles, along with 4 H camp chaperone Lester Dooley and a Galilean service at Lake Wapelia. A large Wesley Chapel group spent Wednesday at Des Moines Riverview Park.
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Brian
Dennis Kelly
Tom Pettitone
Jackie
Chris Bogart
Virgil Dooley
Chiis Bogart
Theo Miller
Newt Long
Bogart
Lockman
Moravia Park
Higene Blomgren
Carol
Barbara
Rose Blomgren
Oskaloosa
Don Pettibone
Bert Meadows
Lute Hiatt
Meadows
Kenneth Daniels
Lester Dooley
Madrid
Alai Dooley
Eugene Daniels
Lake Wapelia
Wesley Chapel
Riverview Park
Des Moines
For Sale Office Supplies at Union Office
For sale items include adding machine paper staplers and many office supplies. Union Office contact phone 49.
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Union Office
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Dwight Stocker
Char-Lynn P.T
Trouxton Dicks
Gaylord McDanel
Appanoose
Monroe County
Moorman Mfg Co
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Albia
Banks Doggett, Jr
D-X
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
Corriedale
T. J
Jerold Luse
G. L. Hufstader
Main St
Cleaver Feed
Unionville
Towa
Dana Easter
Cecil Schrodt
C. C. Coulson
Roy Matherly
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Kenneth Condra
David's
Music Shop
Burlington
S. Main
J. If
2Nd Ave. East
Watts Apartments
Raymond Witt
Fred
Radio & Television
Fred Strong
Sheaffer Penco
Nadine & George’s
Misi
I. Churches
Grace Methodist Church
Lee Benz
America
Turner & Son
Chariton River Baptist Mission Society
Cal
Harold Or
Gereld Banks
Hiattsville News
Wesley Group
del Monte
Duncan Hines
Allen’s Grocery & Market
Square Dial
Crickens. Ca
Morrell
Alberta
Morrell Pride
Pichies
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