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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
We thank all relatives and friends for the lovely gifts cards and flowers sent to us while in Mercy hospital and since our return home Mrs Eugene Collins and Ann Marie express gratitude for the kindness shown by neighbors and friends.
Relatives and neighbors are thanked for a kind deed. The note mentions plowing the corn on Thursday afternoon and is signed by Mr and Mrs Henry J DeWall.
Pastor Martin J. Prehn leads a 10:30 a m program in the Presbyterian Church replacing the regular Sunday School and morning worship. Junior High Fellowship envelopes for Okoboji Junior-Hi Camp are distributed. Congregational meeting follows the June 29 service to set Building Funds Campaign quotas.
Arthur G. Peterson announces Sunday School at 9 30 on Sunday June 22 with no preaching service due to the North Iowa Annual Conference in Davenport. After Sunday School the Asbury Class will hold its annual picnic. Regular services resume June 29.
Next Sunday at 9 a m an appropriate farewell service will be held at the old church that has served since the 1948 union. The congregation will move in procession to the new church following the American and Christian flags the Bible and the altar vessels for the formal dedication service.
An article notes small price changes for cement despite overall higher living costs. It promotes DIY mixes Sand Mix and Gravel Mix for patch jobs and urges protecting expensive machinery with proper sheds to extend life and profits. It also critiques sequels of shopping trends and stresses reliable automatic coal stoker heat.
The Ladies' Aid Circles meet at several homes for events headed to a final confirmation service on Sunday, June 29 at 10 a.m. in the new church. Visitors and strangers are welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Rahm pastors Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening 8:00 p.m. Thursday 8:00 p.m. Proverbs 29 23 a man's pride shall bring him low but honor shall uphold the humble in spirit All are welcome the church where once a visitor but never a stranger
Floyd Fish and Charles Nolte spent the week end fishing in Minnesota. Miss Evelyn Perrin of Cherokee and Norman Reid of Sioux City were weekend visitors in the Perrin home. Orville Carlson stayed with his parents in Stratford. Jack Snook returned to Detroit after weeks visiting relatives.
William Davis son of Harvey Davis was dragged about eight feet by a mowing machine on the Henry Van Rees farm near Pella. Doctors work to save his left foot after the near-severing injury.
In Chariton Mrs. Mabel Hobbs received honors for reaching fifty years in public school teaching. The majority of her career, thirty seven years, has been spent within Chariton schools.
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