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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
9
The article notes a well attended morning service at Rev Ai H Bryan pastorate and a 186 in Sunday School with many new faces. It invites regular attendance, reports a car rally contest on April 17, and previews sermons and Epworth League topics for next Sunday.
Local families attend the Catholic Bazaar in Whittemore and social visits stretch to Des Moines and Fort Dodge. Community clubs plan free outdoor moving pictures in Plover, with stock auctions announced and members urged to join.
Miss Cleo Holmes and Miss Ya Hildreth visited the Plover school recently with April 29 set for the year end exhibit and grade program night. The Senior class play And Home Came Ted will be directed by Mrs. Bessie B. Wilson. The baccalaureate sermon is to be preached by Rev C M Whettell and graduation address by Prof Edgar S Kindley of Davenport. The Physics class toured Ray McKim’s garage learning about storage batteries Delco lighting and rectifier charging. Athenian Literary Society presented a strong program last Friday.
The note invites readers to place ads in the Arrow Want Column for items to sell. It encourages using the column to reach local buyers and outlines the purpose of the listing service.
Regular services will be held next Sunday according to the above schedule. The people of the community will be cordially welcome. Co. M. Whetzell, Pastor.
Rev Hiram O Ward notes 120 Sunday school attendees and a monthly missionary program. Six more join the Tithing Covenant bringing total pledges to forty as others consider joining. Morning worship draws a large crowd with several new faces and Epworth League led by Geo Pirie Jr. Junior League attendance noted. total church membership reaches 106.
Friday evening winners announced by the exchange. Saturday’s Ladies Aid raised 23.85 dollars. Prayer meetings are well attended though last Thursday only 19 were present. The group invites more people to join and enjoy the gatherings.
Minnesota anglers may not start fishing before May 15 under a new law signed by Governor Preus. The black bass season opens May 30 as usual, delaying the general fishing start by two weeks.
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