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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
2
The Church of the Open Bible invites attendance for a sermon on the devil and Christ’s victory Sunday March 3 with English services at 10 a.m. and preparatory service at 9:30 a.m. Mid week Lenten service is March 6 at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W J Kemmitz welcomes all.
Immanuel Evan Church hosts morning worship in German at 9 00 with a sermon on The Christian Doctrine of the Church The Sunday school meets at 10 00 study What the Church is and Does English worship follows at 11 00 when the pastor preaches Four Certainties of Christianity Twelve new members will join the church choir and Young Menps chorus perform German Lenten services are set for next Wednesday at 8 00 All are invited and asked to bring a friend Pastor Wm Kreis welcomes attendees
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church invites parishioners to Sunday Bible school at 9.30 A. M. and morning worship at 10.30 A. M with a sermon titled Jesus the Conqueror. Evening service follows at 7.45 P. M featuring Jesus and the Jews. Luther League meets at 6.45 P. M. Wednesday March 6 at 7.45 P. M Rev J Bannen Swope of Chicago Heights preaches His Cross and the Holy Spirit.
Thornton township high announces its senior class will perform Tt Pays to Advertise with show dates April 4 5 6 under Miss Mac Sexauer guidance. Cast includes Mary Grayson Elizabeth Robinson Cyrus Martin Rodney Martin Bob Neill Comtesse de Beauriene Jane Weideman Ambrose Peale Oscar Roberts Martha Vance William Smith Donald Esney Harold Beck Donald McClure Ellery Clark Anthony Price George Bronson Nick Ardreau plus two roles remain unfilled. Rehearsals run daily through April 4.
Bowen School notes describe spelling contest plans for March 1 1929 and a school wide focus on Australia geography along with studies on North American Indians for a Declamatory contest before March 8. The seventh grade welcomes Eva Burlingham new to Bowen, and basketball results show the lights beating heavies 10 to 8 with baskets by Anna Palchinsky Edith Panozzo Lucy Panozzo Audrey Baumgartner and Emerson Bouchard refereeing. Margaret Dahlstrom left for Lynn Massachusetts as classmates express regret and the nurse Miss Itter examined the children for adenoids.
Florence Wagner tells of Margaret Jones who must earn a coral necklace by keeping her room tidy each night. After initial laziness, she improves and earns the necklace, gaining a daily display of the piece.
The Toy Orchestra of Lincoln Avenue School reorganized to include first and second graders totaling about seventy children. They play rhythmic instruments with piano accompaniment and rotate instruments every few weeks. The fourth grade features health books while fifth grade studies Switzerland and makes Colonial posters. Mary Villani and Joe Villani are new pupils. PTA poster contest winners were Annie Joffe and Junior Propper.
Virginia Stanley reports seventh grade lessons in domestic science English drawing and social studies. Louise Wagner notes sports and costume books and health bandages while eighth grade studies interest and geography class. Edward Rouse describes art posters and visual projects with March 5th deadline. Parent-Teacher Association honors ninth grade for high母mother participation and keeps Lindbergh picture.
Peter Karambelas notes the Shield for Two Months parade and announces twenty five Tender Foot Scouts. Scout master Mr Staunton oversees meetings every Wednesday at seven. Parents invited. A second scout master will be hired due to growing numbers.
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