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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
3
The churches announce Sunday February 3 services with German at 9 30 English at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Sermon from Acts 4 12 Neither is there salvation in any other theme Jesus the Indespensable Savior A Good Fellowship banquet follows on February 16 at 6 30 p m with tickets for adults 50 cents and school children 30 cents Come up for a good time.
Our Savior's Community Church invites parishioners to hear a sermon on The Beloved Physician Luke this Sunday at 10 45 am. Special music enhances worship with 9 30 am Sunday school and 6 36 pm Luther league led by Harold Matz. Ladies Aid sponsors a Plunket dinner tickets 25 cents from Mrs H Middleborn.
Parish at 310 East 187th Street lists Rev John N Weiler and Rev George Alexander as pastors. Masses Sundays at 7 00 9 00 and 11 00 a m offer convenient hours for faithful attendance and service to God.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Grant and Sheridan lists weekly activities led by Pastor Donald R. Crocker. Choir practice, Sunday school, morning worship with a sermon on Victorious Living, Hi league, Epworth league, and Christian Living studies are scheduled along with drama presentations at the Church of the Redeemer and Lincoln school auditorium.
Bethany Reformed Church at 111th place and Perry avenue hosts a sermon by Dr. Harry J. Hager titled A Rendezvous With Life next Sunday evening with Christian Endeavor Society representatives celebrating their 58th birthday. Morning sermons feature Elton Benigenbure on The Argument of the Lord and the Junior Choir. Vesper study of James led by Rev. Wm. Swets from 3:00 to 4:00, followed by a 4:00 to 4:30 music and Bible program aired on WHIP 1480. Morning Call to Prayer at 8:45 a.m. and Family Altar Program 7:00 to 7:30 a.m. over the same station.
The Dalton recreation program reports higher turnout with new dance classes and popular movie nights for children. Next Friday February 3 at 6 15 p m a movie and dancing follow. Folk dancing attracts new young members and ping pong elimination rounds near completion with finals at the village hall soon.
Last Friday many boys and girls attended motion pictures at the Recreation Center presented by Mr. Henrich of Blue Island. They are invited back next Friday for more. The dancing club led by Mr. Coffeen will meet each Friday. A puppet show by Mr. Coffeen and puppetry group is planned for grade school children. The park provides table games for use. The Sewing club will meet Friday to discuss plans.
The Play group welcomed Valerie Heinke last week in a friendly gathering. Mothers are urged to register children aged five and under for upcoming activities. Ine Music club plans a Hawaiian orchestra and invites new talent to join the club.
An engaging event is set for February 24 in Chicago Heights. Admission is 60 cents and includes entertainment and a speaker who will stress the importance of recreation. Reservations can be made through the recreation leader.
Delton Park notes finals in several age groups of the ping pong tournament with other eliminations ongoing and a later edition to announce dates. Weather permitting the first Saturday in February offers ice skating at 10 a.m. A Dolton resident eligible for participation. The Vagabonds sponsor a February bunco and pinochle party at 14251 Chicago road to raise funds for new uniforms.
A comic dialogue sequence shows Rufus asking about flying, Goofus admitting fear of the ascent, then a dentist asking which tooth to extract with Porter replying to pull the lower seven. The exchange blends humor and character voices.
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