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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
3
Winona Monument Co offers a chance to earn by selling to ready buyers. Call prospects when they are ready to buy and write for details. Address: 145 Wimonco Building, Winona, Minnesota. S9t
A sequence of visits and gatherings outlines Friday to Sunday events in Iconium and surrounding areas. Among those mentioned are Franklin Byra Earl Swift Stella Argo and several families: Thompson Calhoun Turner Miller Atchison and Gillaspie. A shower at Vosburg school honored Larry Derby drew a large crowd. Roy Miller learned of the adoption of Patrick Joe Atchison.
The Future Farmers of America held a September 20, 1957 meeting at 11 20 a m with 42 members present. Secret ballot elected the F F A queen, to be announced at a later time. Committees were formed to fulfill their duties and a hayride was planned with invitation to F H A girls. date T B A.
The Women’s Society of World Service of the E U B church held their monthly meeting Friday evening at Mrs. Ted Campbell’s home. Mrs. Zell Callen led the business session as reports from department secretaries were shared and plans for the fall institute in Albia on October 15 were made.
Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. Regular monthly Missionary service at 8:00 p.m. on October 2, led by Rev. H LaVern Smith with Frank Woodward as Sunday School Superintendent.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church announces a Day of Prayer event led by Rev Lynn J King and Minister Carl Van Zante with Sunday School at 10 a.m Morning worship at 11 a.m and an evening service at 7 45 p m A Day of Prayer service is scheduled for Wednesday October 2 at 7 30 p m
First Christian Church lists Donald Plum as pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Communion at 11 00 a m with a sermon How Shall We Be Judged Lord s Supper announced Wednesday Oct 2 Ladies Aid to serve dinner menu printed in this issue Iconium Christian Church Burton Simms Minister holds Communion at 9 00 a m preaching and worship at 9 15 a m Bible school 10 00 a m Fairview Grace Methodist Church Main Station Rev Glen Lochhead pastor and Kermitt Gladfelder Sunday School Superintendent 9 00 a m worship 9 40 a m rally day announced for Sunday Sept 29 inviting all to attend church services next Sunday morning class members to lead worship
The W. S. C. met Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church with twenty seven attending. A candle lighted memorial was held for Mrs. W. W. Murdy and Mrs. Dora Hartinger. Mrs. D. E. Bishop and Mrs. John Veach assisted. Ralph McDonough sang as soloist. Bertha Broshar led the worship program and Lester Brain directed Missions Cinerama. A seminar Friday was discussed and dessert hour plans were made by Veach, Black, and Walter.
Local news notes a week long visit by Mr and Mrs Art Fox and Jane Ann Lin den with Clint Linden in Centerville to northern Minnesota. Jewelry of barber shop staff honors Mrs Pearl Willison of Hawthorne California with a cooperative dinner at Success Barber and Beauty Supply, reuniting with son Diff ord Whicker employed there. Mrs Arthur Main of Madison called on Mrs Helma Tisue while Mr and Mrs Main visited for farming interests. Mr and Mrs Earl Clark moved.
Community updates list residents visiting in Lyndon and Des Moines, travel to Rochester, and notes on church events. A long fair results section records numerous prize winners in crops, vegetables, fruits, and livestock with names such as Blosser, Harshfield, Whitehead, Phillips, Tadlock, and Murdy among exhibitors and judges.
Festival winners list includes Grace Luse and Helma Tisue Ist in several rug and quilt categories. The page records numerous placements such as Anna Kaster Ist, Mabel Hawk 2nd, Addie Sheldon 2nd, and Janice Vickroy Ist for grain and forage prizes.
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