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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
The general meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church gathered Wednesday in the church parlors. Darlene Burns led devotions and Francis Schaper delivered the lesson.
The World Book Encyclopedia explains that short steel means brittle steel. It notes the United States has more than one and a half billion tons of iron and steel in use, enough to build six cars for every person in the country.
Mrs Lee Harmon expresses gratitude to readers and helpers from 14 years of service as Rolfe Arrow correspondent. She thanks all for cooperation and support during her reporting tenure.
Ren Luther an Church Irving N Tange Pastor announces 9 am Sunday School and 10 am Morning Worship with Holy Communion. Luther League at 6 30 pm at Cleve Kerns home. Women meet 2 pm Wednesday June 10 with Ruth Feldman in charge. Trebleaires quartet from Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis will sing at 8 pm Thursday June 11. Public invited.
A Vaughn family reunion drew about fifty members from Lake City Whittemore Plover Waterloo Nevada Graettinger Rockwell City and Rolfe to Rolfe Park on Decoration Day. Attendees included Marilynn Eikenberry honored at an after graduation party for daughter Patty and Diane Sinek of Pocahontas Gilmore City Laurens and more.
John Porter thanks people who sent cards gifts flowers and visits while a patient at Baptist hospital Little Rock Arkansas and Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. He expresses deep appreciation and lasting memory of their kindness.
Mr and Mrs Louis Buck express gratitude to friends relatives and church group for helping celebrate their 50th anniversary. They specifically thank Lutheran church ladies and Rev Tange for efforts that made the day memorable.
Mrs. E. J. Struthers and family thank relatives, neighbors, and friends for expressions of sympathy after a bereavement. They note gratitude for the service, floral offerings, memorials, meals, and Group IV of the U.P.W. for the dinner and lunch after the service.
Milton M. Schaper is pastor. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with classes for all ages Confirmation Sunday service at (time not provided) and details follow in the notice
10 30 a m the class of 1959 will be received into the church in a ceremony. Seats are reserved for their families in the front middle section. An installation service for new MYF members is planned for Sunday morning with the confirmation service. The Friendship class will picnic at Rolfe Park Sunday noon for members families and friends invited. Thursday Prayer Circle at 9 30 a m Intermediate MYF at 7 p m and chancel choir rehearsal at 8. A delegation including Gary Streit Jim Wilson Glenda Hopkins and Rev Schaper attended the Sub District MYF picnic at Humboldt Monday evening.
William B. Nelson pastor leads church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon titled The Eyes of Faith A wedding for Miss Velma Shaw and Marlin Johnson is set for 3 p m Monday Session meets at the manse at 8 p m Wednesday Group III gathers in the church notices
Mrs Bert Thomas and Miss Edna Marcum will host with Mrs Maude Ives directing. Thursday junior choir meets 7 to 8 pm for fifth to eighth graders next fall. Adult choir rehearsal follows from 8 to 9 pm.
Rolfe Baptist Church led by CBA Harold Herbranson invites all to Sunday worship at 11 am with The Trial of Your Faith and Lord's Supper. A post service picnic and baptism will be held south of the bridge with Pocahontas Regular Baptist Church members. Evening service at 8 pm features Children of Promise. Bible study Thursday at 8 pm. Prayer requests welcomed by phone.
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