Ivanhoe Gospel Anniversary Convention Speakers Named
Dr. Neil A. Winegarden, associate professor at Wheaton College, will speak at the Ivanhoe Gospel Tabernacle seventh anniversary November 13 at 3 p.m. Also speaking are Dale and Marian Neff, recently returned missionaries from Nigeria, at 7:30 p.m. on November 11 12 and 13 and Sunday at 3 p.m. The convention is at 601 W 144th Rivale.
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Neil A. Winegarden
Wheatom College
Ivanhoe Gospel Tabernacle
Rivale
Winegarden
Jackson
Michigan
Bate
Spring Arbor
Northern Baptist Seminary
Chicago
Northern
Winegarden Sre
University of Michigan
Wheaton
Northwestern University
Western Conservative Baptist Seminary
Portland
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Seaside
Portland Conservative Baptist Ministerial Association
Wheaton College
Dale
Marian Neff
Nigeria
Dale Neff
Japan
Oriental Missionary Society
United Missionary Church
United States
Neff
Mr. Neff
Induction Highlights At Pack 320 Monthly Meeting
The Pack 320 meeting featured 14 Bobcats inducted by Cubmaster Richard Barth. Advancements announced include Wolf badge with gold arrow for William Wilkin and silver wolf arrow for Richard Groff, Bear badges for Roger Young and Steve Wiedersberg, Lion badges for Kenneth Liehr and Steven Vick, with Vick transferring to WeBeLoS den. Other notes mention Denner strides for Keith Sutton, service stars to Gregory Gyllstrom, and entertainment by Den 7 with Fire Detectives. The opening flag ceremony was by Den 4 and closing by Den 1. The group supported a Get Out the Vote campaign by placing flyers on doors Saturday Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barth
Arthur Ahern
Michael Martin
William Babcock
Carl Lindberg
Ronald Yalsak
Alan Conrath
Bruce Lindsay
David Loeyison
Gregory Chapel
Robert Vaillancourt
Dennis Erickson
Douglas Erickson
Gary Panogao
Homer Sutton
William Wilkin
Richard Groff
Charles Skalak
Roger Young
Steve Wiedersberg
Kenneth Liehr
Steven Vick
Webelos den
Denner
Wen
Keith Sutton
Gregory Gyllstrom
Mark Fraser
Den 7
Fire Detectives
Den 4
Den 1
Ivanhoe Woman's Club Meeting Tuesday November 15
The Ivanhoe Woman's Club will meet November 15 at 8 p.m. in the Ivanhoe Park fieldhouse. Speaker Mrs Janet A Schroeder, federal field representative for Old Age and Survivors Insurance, will present. The Welts will show color slides on missionary work in Africa. Contributions for Lincoln Boys Town Illinois requested. The public is invited.
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Ivanhoe Woman's Club
Ivanhoe Park
Ouida Harkreader
Janet A. Schroeder
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Elmer Krueger
Standard Oil Company
Fred Hennig
E. Paul Frank
G. A. Landstra
Robert Batty
William Mitchell
Edward Ripley
Ralph Johnson
Robert Peterson
Clarence Brown
Lincoln Boys
Ilinois
Africa
Mr. Neff
Inhalator Called for Dolton Child Emergency
Dolton firefighters responded to 503 EB 144th at 1 52 a m Friday November 4 for two year old Debra Sue Evers with fever and convulsions.
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Dolton
Little Debra Sue Evers
Rainmaker Coming to Dolton Stage by Local Bank Leader
Bill Staat of First National Bank Dalton buys a ticket for The Rainmaker at Thornridge auditorium Dolton. Mrs. Henry Poiraske and Mrs. John Wernicke of the Dolton Riverdale Woman's Club sponsor the Homewood Players production with $1.50 tickets sold November 11 and 18 at local banks.
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Bill Staat
First National Bank
Dalton
Thornridge Auditorium
Sibley and
Cottage Grove
Dolton
Henry Poiraske
John Wernicke
Dolton-Riverdale Woman's Club
Homewood Players
First Trust & Savings Bank
Riverdale
Berger PTA to Discuss Building Plans November Meeting
The Berger school PTA will hold an open forum meeting on Tuesday November 15 at 3 p.m. in Berger school. District 149 members will discuss future school building plans with refreshments provided by Mothers. National Book Week activities include a daylong Book Fair on November 15 with book viewing for students and parents and book orders handled by a PTA mother. more than 1 000 books will be displayed and delivered within two weeks.
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Berger School
PTA
Cyclopdia
P.m
Aliie Vinille Urol
Cnde
Bers
Whl
Local Women Plan Benefit After Visiting Boys Town
Mrs. George Kay and Mrs. Henry Von Engeln of Dolton visited Grafton Illinois to see Boys Town a project of the Dolton Riverdale Woman's club and the Tr. Fed of Women's Clubs. Sixteen boys aged 10 to 17 reside in Lincoln Lodge near the Illinois Mississippi river junction many from broken homes or as orphans. The state provides 3000 dollars yearly for maintenance with the rest covered by charities. Boys Town started by Father Flink and now led by C H McKinney. Mr and Mrs Glen Wiser provide material comforts.
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George Kay
Mon‘roe
Henry van Engeln
Dolton
Grafton
Dolton‘Riverdale Woman's Club
Tr. Fed
Lincoln Lodge
Illinois
Mississippi Rivers
Iinois
Father Link
C. H. McKinney
Glen Wiser
Kay
von Engeln
Dol
Riverdale clubs plan breakfast to fund Christmas gifts
Riverdale Woman's club notes many boys crave candy, planning a benefit breakfast soon to raise money for Christmas gifts. Slides of Boys' Town will be shown by the I Fed of Women's Clubs state chairperson.
Fundraising Party For Mother Of Sorrows School
The Home and School Group of Mother of Sorrows High School Blue Island invites community members to a fundraising party to support the school's building fund. The event is Thursday November 19 at 7:30 p.m. at 138th and Western. Prizes and refreshments will be provided.
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Mother of Sorrows
Si Western
Blue Island
F. Ernst
Parnel
J. Kavanaugh
Wentworth
F. Petro
Stewart
W. Hee
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Cap'n John
Alcoa
Halo
Mr Clean Gleaner
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Taffetta
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Dalton Chamber of Commerce
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Lynore’s Beauty Studio
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