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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
2
The churches announce German service at 9 30 a m English service at 10 45 a m on Trinity Sunday with sermon from numbers 6 22 27 Sunday school at 9 30 a m An important voters meeting is set for June 12 at 7 30 p m Pastor W J Kemnitz will lead both services and meeting
First Baptist Church at 187th Street Riverdale Illinois schedules Bible School Sunday 9 15 a m Morning worship 11 a m B Y P U L 6 50 p m Evangelistic Service 7 50 p m subject The Worlds Greatest Need and Why Bible Synthesis Class Monday 7 p m Young Peoples Prayer Band Tuesday 7 30 p m Midweek Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Meeting Thursday 2 p m at 188383 Michigan Avenue Riverdale, with musical trio and Joseph Fisher. Pastor H Leroy Wortman invites all to hear Christ crucified risen and coming again.
Immanuel Evan Church announces German services at 9 a.m. with Communion and a sermon titled Gods Judgments are Unsearchable. Sunday School at 10, led by Christ Dieshall. Morning worship continues with Ye Must Be Born Again. Special choir music. Sunday school teachers meet Tuesday. choir rehearsals Thursday. Pastor Ph Th Bassler invites support.
Our Saviors Community Church announces the Sunday 10 30 worship service will present Enchanted Islands designed for children and adults with a school program at 7 30 led by Miss Florence Hedtke. Gas and Junior Girls Choruses add music while the Young Women's Service League hosts Orchard Fair events June 13 at 7 50 pm.
The program notes that services integral to the Century of Progress will be held, with admission to Soldier's Field and free return to the Fair permitted after the program. Pastor Herman Keiter is listed.
The Dolton Epworth League holds a 6 15 Sunday meeting in the Methodist church basement. The new cabinet will be elected Thursday evening June 8, too late for this issue, but names will be listed next week. The nominating committee reports a capable slate for the coming year.
The Suburban Area group argues local collectors and assessors could collect delinquent special assessments more efficiently. Surveys show county collection costs higher and delays reduce interest for taxing bodies. Local officials would align with local real estate values and ease injustices, moving toward cash basis in many towns.
At a conference on June 1 Major General Frank Parker commanding the Sixth Corps Area and Major Le non R. Lohr Century of Progress manager decided to postpone the United States Army Military Tournament from June 10 at Soldier Field. Officials say the Army Show should be saved for a peak attendance period after opening May 27.
Miss Hedtke's class welcomed Mrs H Hanschman and daughter and Ruth Bremer as visitors. Berger school baseball games left boys 13 to 4 losers but girls won 10 to Vy. Several seventh and eighth graders near completion of arithmetic algebra and history studies. Eighth grade anticipates banquet at the world's fair and achievement diplomas after a day of exhibitions. Rooms III IV held an achievement program with Memorial Day stories and patriotic songs. Top ball players earn letters, spelling and declamatory winners receive ribbons medals and banners at graduation.
Walter W. McLaughlin announces plans for the 1933 Illinois State Fair to run August 1926 with premiums totaling 130000, funded from racing proceeds and not property taxes. He says the fair will be the greatest yet, with revisions to the premium list, new classes, and the return of the National Swine Show and Second Annual Hereford exposition under Gov. Horner's economy program.
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