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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
61
The banquet at the S/M Service cafeteria began at 5 30 P M with early arrivals seated in a dining area while later guests filled the gym area for the 9th annual meeting. Allan Kline, past president of the Iowa and American Farm Bureaus, delivered the speech.
Grace United Church of Christ in Conesville will hold Holy Communion during worship on Sunday led by Rev. James A. Reinhard. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. and the worship service at 10:39 a.m.
Columbus Junction church invites the public to a 7 to 9 pm Watch Night service featuring the Methodist Adult and Youth Fellowships. The high school quintet led by Carole Hubrey and others will sing, Janice Wasson presents a Europe travelogue, and W.S.C.S. members handle refreshments. Closing worship includes New Year resolutions prayers and MYF birthday observance.
The New Jersey Supreme Court is asked to decide if roadblocks checking drivers licenses and registrations are constitutional. The appeal comes from the New Jersey branch of the American Civil Liberties Union, challenging an appellate division ruling that roadblocks to seize unlicensed drivers outweigh privacy intrusions.
Chapter CX PEO will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs Helen Howell with Miss Edith Orr presenting the program The first meeting of the United Presbyterian Women for the new year is set for Thursday Jan 18 The afternoon circle will gather at 2 p.m. and the evening circle at 8 p.m. at the church
Four Sunday evenings in January at Columbus Junction churches will host an interdenominational study on Christ and the Faiths of Men from 7 to 9 PM. Moderators include Rev. Hubert Sunderman Rev. Karl Josten Don Schnell and Ermmest Kilpatrick with guest Rabbi Isaac Neumann and Rev. Dandy Garrett speaking on Hebrew roots and modern Christianity. Sessions feature devotions music and fellowship with nursery provided. Public invited.
A ten character cast presents the drama Construction during sermon time as part of College and Career Day at the Columbus Methodist churches Sunday. Cast includes Mike Fulton as the Builder Charlene Buser as Lydia Pam Story as Elizabeth socialite Margaret Perry as Dolly and Tom Utter as Art the policeman.
Oakville area churches announce schedules with Rev. Sam E. Bowser leading Methodist services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday and a student recognition Sunday. Fairview and Church of God offerings include morning worship and Thursday prayer meetings. Kingston and Columbus City/Junction events noted, plus Fulton Royal Workers club meeting activities.
National weather bulletin notes tonight snow flurries around the upper Great Lakes into Minnesota. Snow is forecast in Montana and Oklahoma, turning to rain and showers in Idaho and Texas. Colder air arrives across the Midwest and East.
Miss Karen Young of Essex and her Simpson College roommate Miss Ann Josten visited during Christmas break. Mrs Edna Sands hosted a family dinner on Christmas Day with guests including Mr and Mrs Paul Hazlett, Mr and Mrs Bill Hazlett and Brian from Washington, Mr and Mrs Bob Sands, Mr and Mrs Craig Langstaff of Wapello, Mrs Ray Wykert and family, Mrs Connie Meeker of Oakville, and Mr and Mrs Dick Sands and family from Morning Sun.
Effective Jan 1 the drivers license office at the courthouse in Wapello will operate only on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. First third and fifth Thursdays will be added to Fridays and Saturday mornings in Muscatine. Several local families and visitors are noted with Christmas visits and travel plans including Cecil, Pine, and Saunders families from here, Davenport, Winfield, and Chicago.
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