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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
3
Advertisement seeks a woman to work 3 of 4 hours daily calling monthly on a route around Moravia for Studio Girl Cosmetics. Light deliveries may be required. Wages up to $5.00 per hour. Respond to STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS Dept JW-14 Glendale CA.
Brown rimmed glasses found Wednesday near Moravia. Naomi Sue Tadlock reported missing. For sale: 30 head feeder pigs vaccinated one sow with seven pigs and seven sows due to farrow in August. Dial 3666 Russell Brown Moravia.
Churches First Christian Church led by Donald Plum and Mrs Birdie Main lists 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Communion. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon. C W F meets Thursday with Mrs Coltrain Church of the Nazarene Rev H LaVern Smith pastor. Frank Woodward Sunday school superintendent. 11 a m morning worship 7 p m youth service 7 45 p m evening evangelistic Singspiration 7 30 p m Wednesday hour of prayer 8 30 to 9 30 choir practice Save Wednesday evening for the Church.
Evangelical United Brethren Church lists Rev J A Ogden as pastor with Sunday School at 9:00 a m and morning worship at 10:00 a m Boys and Girls Fellowship meet during worship hour No evening service due to Vacation Bible School at Methodist church starting 7:30 p m Youth Fellowship Tuesday 9:00 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday 8:00 p m Church Council meeting Monday June 16 Ladies Aid all day June 21 Grace Methodist Church shows service at 9:00 a m sermon Father 10:00 a m Sunday school 7:30 Bible School program in Moravia Wesley Chapel 9:00 Sunday school 10:10 worship Father 7:00 Tuesday Youth Fellowship Moravia 11:00 worship service 7:40 Union Bible School Wednesday 1:15 Woman's Society meet 8:00 prayer meeting Moravia not output
The Women’s Society of Christian Service gathers at Grace’s Methodist church on Wednesday at 1 15 p m for a regular meeting. Delegates named to Branch Assembly at Cedar Falls in August include Mrs J T VanDorin and Mrs Burdett Ward with Mrs Zell Callen as alternate. The session featured Bible study on John 17 with multiple translations and a consecration closing.
The Twentieth Century Reading club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. Anna Rogers home with fourteen members attending. Mrs. Harley Tisue was reelected president. Marshall Perry became vice president, Emery Hiatt secretary, and Lee Tadlock treasurer. John Dodd spoke on horoscopes. mystery pals names were revealed and new ones drawn for next year. Next meeting set for October 3.
Shanghai club met with Doris Christy on Wednesday afternoon June 7 to patch overalls and hem dresses. Lorraine Rinehart won the “guess what” contest and the group enjoyed a wiener roast at the school house Friday evening with good attendance. Next meeting is with Icel Christy on June 21 in the afternoon.
Moravia Rebekah lodge met with Mrs Mettie Roland presiding as noble grand. Plans were made for a bake and food sale Saturday afternoon June 17 to celebrate April May and June birthdays. Past noble grands were honored with poems and a solo performance.
Grand, Mrs. George Railing, and the youngest noble grand Miss Helen Lou Stocker received gifts from the lodge. Eleven noble grands attended. Refreshments included sandwiches potato chips carrot sticks celery pickles and coffee served by Mrs. Raymond Ashby and Mrs. Harold Hudgens.
Mr and Mrs Harold Mason and Richard entertained at a coop dinner Sunday June 14 honoring their aunt Mrs Elva Potts Tennant of Los Angeles California visiting relatives and attending the 50th anniversary class reunion of Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant Also present were Forrest Potts Gilliam Missouri Roy Gilliland Albia Nellie Thompson Jessie Potts Albia W A Wilson Blakesburg Wayne McKee Beth Ann Greg Indianola Nina Newman Vera Ora Potts Albia Clair Potts Richard Bob Martha Ralph Turner Paul Suzanne Stuber land Karen Scott
Local social notices list Tuesday gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Lea and Denny visiting the Clarence Caster home. Spencer King, Mrs. Gary Charity and Julia called on Mrs. Rebecca Millemon who is a patient at the hospital.
A speaker proclaims a sharp edge in social influence with the line I have them eating out of my hand, signaling dominance in a social or competitive setting. The remark highlights personal charm, control, and a boastful tone without tying to a specific event or source.
The Sunshine club met with Miss Darlene Gladfelder in Centerville on Wednesday evening June 7. After the cooperative supper the ladies socialized and Darlene gave each woman a handkerchief. The next meeting is a Moravia picnic on July Sth, with Frank Gladfender as a guest.
Monroe County Hospital in Albia reports Mrs. Millemori suffered a heart attack on Friday. A social roundup notes visits by Mrs. Hubert Allen Stages and family in Seymour and related family gatherings. Several Albia residents traveled to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City for care and visits, including John Laws and eye patient status, with a picnic honoring Willard Stickler’s family in Albia park. Clyde Sheldon remains a patient in Albia while brother Claude Sheldon rests in Des Moines Veterans Hospital.
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