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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
2
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The Nightingale Church schedules a full Sunday service plan June 20 with Sunday School at 10 am, Morning Service at 11 am, choir practice at 6 pm, N Y P S and teen group activities, and an evangelistic Gospel hour at 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm and Thursday prayer at noon with fasting. Transportation by calling 724 3649.
The Moravia United Methodist Parish led by Pastors Bob and Jo Hoover of Grace and Salem United Methodist Deah Tomlin and Kenneth Condra invites the community to worship at Grace and Salem, Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:30, a men’s breakfast at 6:30, midweek Bible study at 7, and a parish ice cream social at the city park on Sunday June 20 at 6:30 p.m.
Jeonlum United Methodist Church invites worship at 9 30 a m with Rev L B Deedrick and Pastor Donald Whitehead offering a Father s Day message. Next Sunday June 27 a series of evangelistic Sundays begins using Scene O Felt pictures. 10 30 a m Sunday School 7 p m Adult Bible Class Youth Fellowship and Children's Service. U M W meets Thursday June 24 at 1 30 p m. Seven days without Bible reading and prayer weak. Keep Christ Bible and church at the center.
The Monroe Busy Maidens 4-H Club met Tuesday at the Moravia community building to discuss the achievement show and plan the July 13 at 9 00 a.m. event with a sack lunch and one dozen cookies per girl. Judges may include Mrs. Jean Rogers and Mrs. Betty Stocker. An ice cream social is set for June 22 at the ballgame, with each girl bringing one freezer of ice cream and cookies. Eight members attended with two leaders and one mother present.
The Union Farmerettes 4-H club held a day workshop in Hulls with sewing and pledges led by Mary Kay Elli on. Barbara Kelley led ad work for Unionville celebration and Brenda Kelley announced a work schedule. The achievement show is set for July 7 at the Unionville Methodist church at 1:00. A bake sale and 4-H display are planned for June 26 at the Legion Hall starting 9:00, with a clothing review at 1:00 at the Unionville Pack Aliio.
In Little Girls League play Team No 3 defeated an opponent 18 to 5 as Marsha Koffman and Audrey Dowd pitched with Zintz and Shelly Shepard catching. Team 1 beat Team 2 7 to 6 with Jean Stocker and Teri Johnson pitching and Susan Rausch catching. Team 3 had hits from Marla Cox and Audrey Dowd among others. Tuesday night Maria Pfannebecker pitched for Team 1 with Susan Rausch catching striking out 10. Team 2 saw Paula Helmick pitch with Stacy Vance catching for five strikeouts. Team 1 hitters included Lynn Clark and Maria Pfannebecker. Team 2 featured Cindy Lockman and Stacy Vance. Team records noted as Team 1 0.501051-74 and Team 2 1.0320-65.
Moravia Mohawkettes routed Leon 23 to 0 in four innings in a Bluegrass Conference game at Leon. Sheri Kaster pitched a one hitter with 2 walks and 8 strikeouts for Moravia. Batters for Moravia included Hinote 3 for 5 White head 3 for 5 Easter 3 for 4 Mullins 1 for a home run Campbell a triple and Kelley a double. Moravia sits 9 3 overall and 5 1 in conference. they visit Albia Thursday.
Moravia White Sox beat Lovilia 12-4 on Wednesday and Albia 13-2 on Sunday behind Jaren Tubaugh and Dennis Kaster. Tubaugh earned a win and save, with Tubaugh also contributing a 4 hitter and 11 strikeouts, Scott McCoy and J Tubaugh leading the bats with multiple hits. Upcoming games list schedule contrasts with the two wins.
In Moravia Little League action the Astros defeated the Colts 11-7 on Friday with Grinstead and Brian Allen on the mound. On Tuesday, the Astros again beat the Lakers 11-9 led by Grinstead and Allen. Astros hitters Mihalovich and Allen had multiple singles. Colts pitchers Pringle and Wilson fanned 12.
Moravia high school girls split a doubleheader with Wayne Le, Moravia winning 8-3 and losing 18-9. Julie Campbell went 4-for-4 with two runs, Peg McBride and Becki McBride each 2-for-4. Sheri Kaster and McBride each drove in runs. Easter marked her 50th hit. Lamont pitcher duties noted with 6th inning struggles.
Moravia Eastern Star held its regular meeting and initiation with Mita. Martyn Robinnson presided as worthy matron, with officers Dale Riegel Ruth Dan McDanel and Sally Clark among the officiants. Bill Robinson and Forrest VanBenthuysen were initiated. social hour featured cake punch coffee mints and nuts. Miss Sallie Avera sang several songs.
Moravia Jaycee-Ette Chapter met June A 1976 with 1 member present. Linda Tapper awarded silver charms to Linda Houger and Ann Repp for outstanding service. The group will scrape and paint park shelter houses and tables. Booster Club offers $50 for more paint. Concession stand planned for July 5 and a July 4 parade float. Fundraising raised 128.50 for cystic fibrosis Kiss Your Baby campaign. Next meeting set for Aug 3 at the community building.
Mr and Mrs Paul Benell Jr hosted a Sunday visit from Mr and Mrs Monte Albers and family in Powersville Missouri. Chris and Alice Easter joined for the social call with Brian Robin and Andy present.
Unionville hosts a bake sale by the Union Farrerettes 4-H at the Legion Hall starting 9 30 am with a style show in the park at py 00 Saturday June 26.
Senior meals list days include Monday June 21 with maidrites macaroni and cheese lime beans salad and dessert Wednesday June 23 with roast beef and brown gravy mashed potatoes broccoli salad dessert and Friday June 25 with pottuck Friday June 25 will be the last meal for the summer Meals resume September 1st including details of menu items and closures.
Moravia Rebekahs met Monday evening with Mrs Harald Hudgens presiding pro tem noble grand. They voted a contribution to the Eye Bank and elected Gladys Harsh delegate to the state convention and Doris Boblenz district deputy president. An election for state officers was held and planning for the Home Picnic was discussed with refreshments served.
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