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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
2
October 29 service schedule marks the 450th anniversary of Martin Luther's birth. Divine services at 9:30 German, 10:45 English, and 7:30 p m with a sermon on Judges 2 8 22. Choir and children offer hymns as Pastor Kemnitz invites faith, courage, and trust in God.
Our Savior's Community Church in Ivanhoe hosts a Sunday program highlighting unity between older and younger town groups. The morning 10:30 service features a contemplative sermon while the 7:00 p.m. program includes brief addresses by Civic Club and Garden Club leaders and local residents. The event aims to strengthen understanding and cooperation across churches.
Dr Warry D Hager will give the fifth message on The Prophetic Significance of Modern Movements titled Disarmament and the Binding of Satan next Sunday evening at Bethany Church Roseland located at 111th Place and Perry Ave One block west of State Street The prior Sunday crowd reached about 1800 in the auditorium and basement aided by new public address and amplifier systems The morning service at 10 00 a m will feature the question Can We Invest Everything in Christ This is the first in a new series led by Pastor Rev Harry J Hager at the Bethany Church Roseland.
The Sandridge M. E. Church at 147th Street and Michigan City Road lists events from Friday October 27 at 7 30 p m through Thursday November 2 including Sunday services morning worship Sunday school classes for all ages a chalk talk by Mr Abell special music Epworth League meeting Mission Society prayer meeting and official board meeting led by Pastor Leopold Schneider.
Immanuel Evan Church at Corner Grant and Sheridan St lists Sunday school at 10 with Christ Dres halv as superintendent and a class for everyone. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon on Does the Church of Jesus Christ need another Reformation, with special music by the choir and a cantata Praise and Thanksgiving by Carrie Br Adams. Evening service at 7 30 includes the cantata performed by a named choir with soloists and musicians. The public is invited and asks if the churchs ministry is reaching you.
The case Carlton D. Beh versus Village of Hazel Crest resulted in a deficiency assessment of 380000 dollars, adding about 20 percent to Special Assessment No. 18. Meanwhile a public works plan for a million gallon Harvey reservoir expansion received a favorable federal advisory board hearing in Chicago last week.
James Simpson appearing for The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company Public Service Company of Northern Illinois and Commonwealth Edison told the Illinois Commerce Commission that uncontrollable expenses and a shrinking business base prevent immediate rate reductions. He argued the public utility law protects both investors and consumers and warned against one sided rate cuts that could harm many bondholders stockholders and employees.
The Washington School Parent Teachers Association schedules a 2:30 PM meeting in the school music room. A compelling program is planned to address members needs and problems. A member drive offers a prize to the room with the highest percentage of participation.
Bowen school students thank the school board for new story books. Principal Mr. Smith travels to Milwaukee for a family funeral and returns with Mrs. Lux chosen to teach seventh and eighth graders. Students track birds, nest findings, and field trips, and plan a tree limb display.
First graders memorize poems for Thanksgiving themed projects and prepare for Indian pioneer days. Second grade hosts a visitor in Mr. Peter Rabbit while attendance remains perfect for a week. Fifth grade welcomes Henry and Jeanette De Vries. Violet Porter returns after illness. PTA members include Ruth Lane, Margaret Middleborn, Thomas Middleborn, and Betty Jane Reppert. Grades discuss Granny's Wonderful Chair and Beautiful Joe as readings. Frederick Rech returns after illness. Robert Stroh remains home. Students discuss Irish project stories.
Eighth graders sample Brazilian team mate brought by Mar gery Tiedemann for school. Dorothy Griffiths Mary Aiello Emma Kala served tea during geography test. They write to companies for exhibit materials. Science Club formed with Christian Wartenberg president and Jane Bright secretary. Marion Middleborn to play first violin with Walter Wilson. Senior sewing club making dresses and undergarments, junior sewing club baste and hem tea towels.
A statement argues that contemporary women's swimwear requires significant change or should be banned. It surveys design flaws and social implications, urging clearer standards, modest options, and broader discussion of gendered expectations in public attire.
Advice on selecting reliable friends who do not demand trust and on keeping quiet when overwhelmed. Emphasizes discretion and cautious judgment in challenging situations.
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