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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
2
St Pauls Church at 188th and Leyden Ave announces Armistice Day services with a call to continue spiritual warfare and gospel victory. Services Sunday with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and a voters meeting set for November 12 at 7 30 p m led by Pastor J Kemnitz.
The Our Savior's Community Church on Wabash at 138th Street hosts a peace and patriotic rally with the regular Wednesday service on November 14 at 7 80 p m. Chaplain J A St Clair of Hines Memorial Hospital will speak. The Legion Auxiliary and Womens Relief Corps attend in a body to support disabled veterans. Armistice Day service follows Sunday at 10 80 o'clock with sermon Lemmings or Learners by the pastor.
Immanuel Evan Church invites all to worship at 11:00 with the sermon The Price of Liberty. Sunday school at 10:00 with a class for every age led by Christ Dreshall, superintendent. Armistice Day address reflects on liberty, peace, and brotherhood. Teachers meeting Tuesday choir Thursday pageant Wednesday brides event Thursday women’s union Thursday.
The church offers catechetical instruction every Saturday from 9 until noon. The ministry, described as a ministry unto life, invites parishioners to consider its reach and impact on personal faith.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Grant and Sheridan Streets invites worshippers to a Armistice Day service. The theme Which Way America a study of war and peace outlines a pledge of goodwill and human brotherhood including support for an international organization to outlaw war.
The Sandridge Methodist Episcopal Church lists Armistice Day services on Sunday November 11 with 9 15 Morning worship 10 30 Sunday school led by M N Waterman and classes for all ages 7 30 Evening service and Junior League. Thursday November 15 2 30 Ladies Aid meeting 8 30 Religious instruction 8 00 First quarterly conference. Meeting in Central church Blue Island led by Pastor Leopold Schneider.
Bethany Reformed Church at 111th Place and Perry Avenue in Roseland plans four Mobilization Day services next Sunday led by Dr. Harry J. Hager. Topics include The Lord's Return a Summons to Repentance and Short-cuts to the Millennium with special music by the Moody Bible Institute trio and Raedeke Brothers.
Mrs Barbara Rassweiler longtime resident died last Thursday morning aged 86 Born July 30 1869 in Schwenningen Germany She is survived by her husband August daughter Flora Harders father John Schlenker four sisters and a late brother Funeral Saturday from 862 E 87th Place with music by the German Singing Society Interment Oakland Cemetery Dalton The duck quote follows.
Washington School updates show first graders winning the silk flag for quiet halls and health-vision reading. several grades report returns from illness and surgery. Fifth graders prepare an Armistice assembly for November 16 while ninth graders research Riverdale history. Junior and senior clubs meet with officers elected and soccer baseball games played.
Friday afternoon the fifth and sixth grades held a birthday party for November celebrants Benny Varco Marena Kay and Donald Bonnema. Games were played and cake served as the room library grew with about fifteen donated books.
Bowen school covered a week of events at Washington school of Chicago Heights with a 25 to 6 football score. Students participated in wrestling boxing and a Halloween party while new music books arrived and health habit contests continued.
A brief comic exchange centers on Bobby who struggles with a kite made from fly paper. The dad’s unusual choice leads to a humorous crash as the kite refuses to fly, highlighting a child’s simple frustration and a playful household mishap.
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