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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
2
Rolfe residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns including Des Moines Fort Dodge Laurens Pocahontas and Hampton. Local clubs hold meetings with talks on social issues religious scenes and preachers. Several social calls New Year’s dinners and hospital visits mark the week.
Worship services Sunday at 10 with Sunday school at 11 10. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 Wednesday Jan 12 Excelsior society to meet at W L McIntire home. D division first group serving. Young People circle to meet Ottosen Jan 10 7 30. Pocahontas County Training School begins Jan 17 in courthouse at 7 30 with leadership courses and $1 registration plus materials. All denominations welcome.
Regular Sunday services and Luther league meeting announced at Trinity Lutheran with catechism class at the parsonage. Ladies' Aid to meet with Mrs Nels Ryen on Wednesday January 12. Fort Dodge visitors Mrs Francis Hood and Mrs James Sennett. E J Rutgers and family moved into new west town house. Mrs Lee Struthers hosted turkey dinner for her husband’s birthday. Fae Fisher visited Sioux City with father Earl Fisher. Noel Duffy recovering after Des Moines operation. report from Mrs Ed Duffy Wednesday morning.
The M. E. Church led by Rev. Clarence W. Tompkins outlines Sunday services and Epworth League topics. Upcoming events include a January 10 meeting at Gilmore City, a missionary gathering January 14, choir rehearsals, and attendance drives for a strong Sunday School year.
A notice lists Sunday services unavailable and highlights a January 6 meeting of the Brotherhood at Trinity Lutheran Church at 8 p.m. It urges all men to attend, promising an engaging session. A January 42 date for the Ladies Ald meeting at Mrs Nielsen's home is also noted.
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