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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
2
The church offers German service at 9:30 a.m. English service at 10:45 a.m. with a sermon from Genesis 50:5-21 about forgiving brothers. An English graded Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. and a children’s program invites youth to sing Christmas hymns.
Dolton M. F Church presents Sunday services with 9 45 a m Bible School on Paul in Macedonia 11 00 a m Morning Worship Good Literature Day music by Chorus Choir 6 45 p m Ti League Young People devotionals Sources of Power discussion. Ladies Aid Dinner at 1 00 pm thirty cents Womens Foreign Missionary Society meets Nov 16 at Mrs A A Farbridge Riv erdale study Eastern Women Junior League at 2 30 pm Sunday program in planning Erwine Thompson Pastor
Our Savior's Community Church on Wabash at 138th Street outlines a Sunday morning service for unaffiliated Protestants to vote on changing monthly service formats. The Illinois Federation of Churches Peace Oratorical Contest features four young speakers with a bronze medal prize and potential eight hundred dollars in scholarships. A Wednesday service centers on the book In His Steps. The Missionary Society marks its third birthday with a lunch on November 4. The Dramatic Club celebrates finishing redecorating the auditorium. The Men's Chorus rehearses weekly. all men who sing are welcome.
Sunday services include 9:15 morning worship and Sunday school for all ages. Evening service at 7:30. Thursday events feature Ladies Aid Society at 2:30, religious instruction at 3:30, prayer meeting at 7:30, and choir rehearsal at 8:30. First quarterly conference set for Wednesday November 15 at Blue Island church with Dr Barnum presiding.
The notice lists weekly church activities at Feast Baptist Church including Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon on Plants to be uprooted, evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m., Bible classes, prayers, cottage meetings, choir practices, and a German gospel service starting December 3, 1935 at 2:30 p.m. Pastor H. Leroy Wortman invites all to attend.
Immanuel Evangel Church at Corner Grant and Sheridan St announces German morning worship at 9 with the Lord's Supper, Sunday school at 10 overseen by Christ Dreshall, and Divine worship at 11 with special choir music. Teachers meet Tuesday, choir Thursday. pastor Ph. H. Rassler invites attendance.
Bethany Church Roseland at Sixth Place and Perry Avenue continues its popular series on Christ’s second coming. Dr Harry N Wager will deliver the seventh sermon titled The New Deal Dictatorship and the Millennium.
John Norman is back after a broken arm from a tree fall. School will be closed Monday for a Lake Shore division teachers meeting in Evanston. The Washington school defeated Bowen in football but played sportingly. Seventh and eighth graders study birds and flowers, with bird charts and field exploration planned. Health, science, arithmetic, civics, and reading progress noted. Girls continue baseball with Blue leading Gray 4–3 despite cold. practice aims to bolster next year’s team.
Fifty seventh and eighth grade students from Lincoln Avenue Jr. High toured the Industrial Museum at Jackson Park on Wednesday visits. They viewed coal mining in action with large drilling machines and small coal cars, then rode a streetcar to see machines at work. Moving pictures illustrated coal testing and coal tar uses for science class.
The record notes first grade pupils Lois Brandt Shirley Prudwash Johanna Lotz Mary Alda Nelson Betty Simnick Betty Jane Teas and Katherine Willis earned straight A marks on October report cards A Soldier Boy flag drill was performed for Armistice day The second grade notes several absences from illness Alice Waterstraat has chicken pox George Wells had tonsils removed Bobby Brown may have surgery next week Third grade studies Thanksgiving Day by Lydia Maria Child Frances Rignar returns to school The Dutch Twins is dramatized in reading class The spelling A winners include Frederick Dunn Junior Johnson Peggy Young Dale Nelson Junior Ortel Bradley Bales Mary Miller Florence Brandt Lois Van
The fifth grade won two dollars from the P T A for the room with the highest parent membership. The sixth grade now has thirty nine pupils as Adeline and Daniel Albee have withdrawn. The sixth grade spelling and writing class uses the dictionary, noting words with double meanings. The seventh and eighth grades study a Pilgrims unit for November compositions with selections like We Thank Thee and The Courtship of Miles Standish. The eighth grade builds a project on a Columbian coffee plantation and an exhibit of South American products.
A recent marriage of Col. Nelson Morris stirs talk due to his earlier wage cut at Globe Rendering Co. and the firing of longtime superintendent Harry Robinson. Mayors and 40,000 residents urged Robinson’s reinstatement, but Morris refuses.
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