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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
2
The Missouri Synod church at 138th St and Leyden Ave announces services on Sunday February 28 1982 in German at 9 80 English at 10 10 percent. Sermon text John 15 18 25 They Hated Me Without a Cause. Mid week Lenten services March 2 7 30 p.m. Topic Jesus or Barabbas. W J Kemnitz pastor.
Our Saviours Community Church on Wabash at 138th Street previews a sermon on Thou shalt not commit adultery as part of a commandments series. The Men’s choir stays busy with recent engagements and an anthem for Sunday. Planned events include Father Night with the Washington Parent Teachers Association and a future Sunday school class postponement due to illness. Reverend Herman Keiter delivers the message March 2 with Cowings Memorial choir and congregational singing.
Immanuel Evan Church at Sheridan Ave and Grant St invites worshippers for Sunday February 28 with 9 45 a m church school theme Jesus the Resurrection and the Life 11 00 a m English worship He Came Unto His Own and His Own Received Him Not 9 00 a m German service 8 00 p m Wednesday March 2 Lenten German services Attendance at all services breaks records Excellent singing and messages offer a special challenge Welcome to all Minister Wim Kreis
A Lansing Home Makers Club presented No Men Admitted at the Indiana public school last Thursday and Friday. Despite two weeks of practice and some illness in the cast, the performance drew good crowds and showcased notable talent. Proceeds Friday benefited Lansing Welfare. cast included Mrs. Barton Os trander Indlcut Briedenback Wer nicke Willis Kiester Seevers Larson and Miss Truvxell with director Miss Jane Chapman.
School notes recount brief student pieces from Lincoln and Bowen schools. Read about stories on Blacky the cat, a tulip tale, Eskimos life, Washington portrait details, poems by Billy Stanley, and geography verses. Bowen notes celebrate perfect arithmetic, reading system visitors, spelling reps, and upcoming district contests and a Washington Declamation selection.
The narrator compares dress in Cairo and other Egyptian areas to American practices, noting babies without clothes sunburn easily and people in large cities appearing similarly unclothed. The writing contrasts clothing styles with the sun’s effects on skin.
The Washington school hosted a Teachers' Institute on February 15 with 175 to 200 teachers observing classes and attending section meetings. On February 19 the Washington-Lincoln Assembly featured grade level performances, readings, dramatizations, and a large cast pageant concluding with The Star Spangled Banner.
The room news outlines a busy period with the kindergarten resuming activities after five weeks. Pupils across grades one to five engage in various projects from store shelves and flags to Eskimo booklets, geography studies, and health books. They welcome Donna Louise and Richard Graves back after illnesses.
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