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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
2
St Pauls Church announces Sunday worship in English at 10 am with Lord's Supper and a 9:30 am preparatory service. Sermon texts include Jonah 3 1 4 11. Lent series begin, with midweek services March 6 and a radio Lent service from 10:30 pm on station WAAF.
Sunday services at First Methodist Episcopal Church include church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 a m Sermon subject Our Unobstrusive God Hi Leagues Epworth League at 6 45 p m Monday monthly business meeting with pot luck supper all members and friends invited Wednesday at 7 15 p m a special worship service pastor Ernest Coleman to speak on The Meaning of Lent Attend some church Sunday
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed invites the public to Sunday school at 10 o'clock with Christ Dreshall as superintendent and a class for every age. Divine worship at 11. Special music by the choir and Miss Reich and Miss Seestadt. Midweek programs run Wednesdays at 8 with topics from March 6 to April 17. Ladies Aid meets Thursday, choir rehearsal Thursday evening, catechetical instruction Thursday 1 to 8 and Saturday 9 to 12. You are welcome if you lack a church home.
Our Savior's Community Church on Wabash at 38th Street repeats a four year old sermon by request. The Girls' chorus will lead the processional with special music. Lent begins next Wednesday with the annual Ash Wednesday service at 7 30 p m.
The church school leaders and officers will gather Monday March 4 at Miss Anna McGrain's residence, replacing the former Tuesday date. The Ladies Aid plans its regular monthly meeting next Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs. Herman Werner Sr.'s home. Special praise goes to leaders for calendars distributed, group offerings, envelopes collected, and territory coverage led by named members.
Morning worship at 9:15 and Sunday school at 10:80. Evening service and Junior League at 7:30. Thursday March 7 includes 2:30 The Mission Society meeting at Mrs. J. McCaskie's home in Harvey Illinois. Prayer meeting at 7:30 and official board meeting at 8:30. Pastor Leopold Schneider quotes The Christian is the world's Bible.
Dr. Harry J. Hager will lead three new Lenten gospel messages at Bethany Reformed Church Roseland. Morning 10:00 sermon The Cross in Christian Experience. Afternoon 3:30 vesper The Cross in Old Testament Prophecy. Evening 7:30 The Cross in the Plan of Salvation. Nine robed choirs provide music.
The Phoenix Gospel Mission at 15865 Sixth Ave lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m Evening service 7 30 p m Ladies Bible class Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible Study Friday 7 30 p m Mr Ageers to speak and play on xylophone next Sunday March 3 inviting attendance by worshippers and guests.
The Walther League of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church had a good time at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church located at 99th and Winston on Tuesday. Another pleasant gathering occurred at St Pauls auditorium on Thursday with Cooper's Grove Young People as guests. A rally is planned at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday March 38.
The Hegewisch Methodist Episcopal Church at 18500 Burley Avenue Hegewisch Illinois will celebrate fifty years of existence with a three day event March 1 2 and 8 1985 featuring evening services and all day Sunday Old time residents members families and friends urged to attend An all day meeting of old times is planned for Saturday March at People's Hall For more information address or phone Yorl Tarris Hegewisch
Last Friday Lansing friends learned of the death of Cornelius Blanckenstyn a former Lansing resident of 4 School street who died Thursday at 3 o clock in his Zeeland Michigan home. He is survived by his wife Mary Vermeulen sister Gerald Vermeulen of Lansing and four children Christine Tollan Albert Dolor and Richara The broad general rule is that a man is about as big as the things that make him mad.
Public and parochial schools report Room 1 activities for Washingtons birthday crafts and a George Washington Betsy Ross play. New pupils Richard and Robert Smith join. Billy Vandenberg sick with a toothache. Junior Norton on crutches. Lincoln birthday program, narcissus bulbs, a spelling contest, and museum additions noted. Room 4 welcomes Arthur Smith. Girl Scouts folk dances. Washington birthday program. Hesperus movie. ping pong tournament results. illness and absences. Franklin program with multiple grade performances and a detailed roster of participants.
The first and second grades miss the boys and girls out sick and hope they return soon. Grades three and four note many children kept home during the past week due to illness.
The Eureka Jubilee Singers entertained a large District 1383 audience on Wednesday Feb 26. Bowen School notes include grade school basketball, upcoming games against St Marys St Pauls and Phoenix School, a seventh grade spelling review with A students named, and farewell to Elsie Leichinger and Tony Leichinger relocating to West Pullman. First and second grades study Holland art and sewing. all students have returned to school.
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