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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
2
Local groups including the D.M.T. Lively Lassies Gar field Gleaners and Amvets Auxiliary held gatherings with reports, programs, bake sale planning and birthday celebrations. Communities shared meals, fund drives, and upcoming events amid extensive social notices across Rolfe Pocahontas and surrounding towns.
Stanback offers fast relief for tired sore aching muscles using a formula that combines several prescription-type ingredients for quick comfort. This product line includes tablets and powders designed to ease muscular discomfort.
First-Sorosis invites community entries across eight divisions including Holiday Welcome Deck the Hall A bit of Christmas Silent Night Happy Holiday Merry Christmas Christmas Packages and Candles. Entries accepted 9 am to 12 noon and removed 5 30 pm the same day. No judging or prizes. Proceeds from sale may go to the library fund.
A short meditation on gratitude, natural resource conservation, and protecting freedom to think and speak, urging dedication to preserving living standards and cherished individuality.
The note lists steps and supplies for home repairs and winter readiness. It mentions rubber telephone poles, tile drainage, clay or cement tile, Portland and Mason's cement, Sakrete ready mix, and small patch jobs. It urges quick action for coal, repair of storm windows, and emphasizes practical costs over official promises.
The Rolfe Woman's Club met November 12 at the Electric Light Company lounge with 16 members present. Illness reduced attendance. $10 was donated to the Community Chest. a clothing box for a German refugee was planned. Members thanked America for freedom. talks covered Puerto Rico U S relations, a Los Angeles bus trip with a mountain hospital and mud baths, and a Thanksgiving duet. Next meeting December 10 features a Christmas party and gift exchange hosted by Olerich and Amick.
The Methodist Church led by Pastor O M McQuary reports full pews and an eager congregation as they anticipate a Thanksgiving sermon this Sunday. The pastor notes Christmas-like curiosity in attendance, but emphasizes a sincere message to thank the community.
A church invites all readers to attend Thanksgiving Sunday seeking gratitude to God for blessings. The pastor will address whether the community shares the faith of their fathers and urges nonmembers to join a local church or another church in the town. The sermon promises clarity on religious vitality today.
Martin J. Prehn pastor to lead Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior High Fellowships at 5:30 p.m. Thursday choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Annual chicken dinner and bazaar tonight serving 5:30 p.m. Bazaar booth opens 8 p.m. Nomination committee meets after supper. Thanksgiving service November 24 at 7:30 p.m. Rev QO M McQuary to preach. Public invited.
Alton Christensen pastor leads Twenty third Sunday after Trinity on November twenty first with Sunday school at nine forty five and morning worship at eleven. Sermon titled Gods Great Equalizer. Weekly calendar provided.
Brotherhood meets Sunday at 7 45 p m for Bible study and a sound motion picture. Visitation Teams and Deacons meet Monday at 7 p m. Circles of Ladies Aid meet Wednesday at 2 p m. Senior choir Thursday at 8 p m. Confirmants Saturday at 9 30 a m. Christmas program practice for all Sunday school at 3 p m Saturday. Visitors welcome to share forgiveness peace life and joy in Jesus Christ.
Fred M Patterson pastor of the Assembly of God in Rolfe urges churchgoers to return to sound doctrine and regular worship. He cites II Timothy 4 3 4 and highlights Sunday school at 10 am and evangelism service at 7:45 pm. Mrs Mable Wiegert and Miss Inga Ryen honor Priscilla Hancher and Cora Lind with a birthday gathering.
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