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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
2
Divine services Sunday April 15 German 9 30 English 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Gospel lesson John 10 12 16 Christ dsus one Good Ship herd He gave His life for the sheep He leads them upon the green pastures of His word He brings the lost sheep back to His fold You are always welcome Pastor W J Kemnitz issues a strict biblical message and invites all to attend
Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with sermons on forgiveness and the guiding spirit of truth A 245 p m membership training class and 645 p m Epworth League on Christian living A 715 p m oratorio The Prodigal Son by Lincoln Street M E church choir Sunday April 15 at 730 p m with silver offering A Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs West 209 Kanawha Ave Dalton studying East ern Women The official board meets Monday April 16 at 745 p m full choir rehearsal Friday April 18 at 8 • m Pastor Erwine Thompson
Our Savior's Community Church outlines a Sunday with a Men's Brotherhood discussion on labor unions after a 10 30 a m worship. Speakers from A F of T unions and industry will answer questions in a 11 50 to noon session. The sermon is The Church and the Laboring Man.
Herman Keitler leads a Sunday school session at 9 o clock with Christ Dreshall as superintendent. The Immanuel church invites all ages to a structured program and notes the moral challenge of crime and materialism, offering the Spirit of Truth as remedy. The 11 o clock service features the sermon The Spirit of God and an anthem By the choir with Thursday rehearsal announced.
The Sandridge M. E. Church at 147th St and Michigan City Rd lists a full week of activities starting Sunday April 15 with 9:15 am Morning Worship themed The Spirit of Liberty and 10:30 am Sunday School for all ages followed by 7:30 pm Evening Service and Junior League. On Monday April 16 at 8:00 pm Epworth Teague business meeting at Edwin Waterman’s home. Thursday April 19 2:30 The Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Vanden Bere’s home. 3:30 Religious instruction. 9:30 Prayer meeting Luke 12 38 21. 8:00 pm Choir rehearsal led by Leopold Schneider pastor.
Washington School News lists first grade A students Shirley Budwash Johanna wevie Mar Aida Nelson Les KR hy cits Betty Simnick and Katherine Wills. It notes 100 on Friday spelling tests and reading The Adventure of Peter Rabbit. Second grade projects include Dutch twins films and robin booklets. Third grade welcomes Jacob Jessen. four grade stars study stars near the school. seventh grade shows Europe charts and trip to Japan. Dorothy Browns play earns top class praise. eighth grade writes a Pennsylvania Whiskey Rebellion play and plans Eine Arthur posters.
Lincoln Avenue School students in the ninth grade visit Pohler and Stahnke garage to observe gas engines batteries and electric generators. Patrol boys will tour the airport at 681d and Cicero Avenue to learn about air mail and aviation tech.
In memory of our loving husband and father Charles Demick who passed away April 12 1988. We miss him dearly and his memory shall never fade. Loving thoughts shall wander to the spot where he was laid from his wife and children.
In fond memory of our dear son and brother August Belz di who died seven years ago today. The verse laments not being with him at the end and recalls the pain of loss and wishing for one more goodbye. Rest in peace, loving parents, siblings.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors for support during our bereavement and to Rev. Bassler for his kind words. Thanks also to those who donated cars. Treftz and Family.
A traveler details a 3000 mile trip visiting Lincoln's home and tomb in Springfield Missouri, the Lindbergh trophies in St Louis and the Jefferson Building. The journey crosses the Mississippi at Memphis through Arkansas into Missouri with weather and snow drifts, plus notes on a major zoo and reptile exhibits in St Louis.
The writer describes touring Springfield Illinois visiting Abraham Lincoln's home and tomb. They note the shrine attracts thousands yearly and recall Lincoln receiving news of his election in the north room. The visit ends with a homeward return.
A quirky maxim suggests the ideal home has the husband washing and wiping the dishes after dinner while the wife stays cheerful. The opposite is a less happy home where the wife bears the burden.
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