Methodist church notices for August events
Rev Ted Duell announces schedule. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship Service at 11 a.m. Monday August 26 at 7 p.m. MYF meets. Tuesday August 27 at 2 p.m. Martha Circle meets. Everyone welcome.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
2
Rev Ted Duell announces schedule. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship Service at 11 a.m. Monday August 26 at 7 p.m. MYF meets. Tuesday August 27 at 2 p.m. Martha Circle meets. Everyone welcome.
Thanks are extended by Walter Anderson and Celia Stromberg to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness and support after illness birthday and death. Scandia township and city cancer drive raised 161 89 with 10cent Christmas cards sold by Mrs Hugh Modlin. Mr and Mrs Junior Brown visit Beloit relatives and Homer Cardwell family hosted Donnie Betty and Danny.
Memorial note recalls Mrs Sarah Erickson who passed away ten years ago on August 22 1963 with lines from the poem Mother of Mine. The tribute lists surviving daughters and families and includes community updates and calls on visitors.
Several Courtland and nearby residents hosted visitors and guests over the weekend. Ed Olson and Ralph Moe hosted groups including Lloyd Nelson Elmer Van Nortwick Delbert Aspegren Bob Larson and others. Janet Frick Diane Perry visited Lorraine Larson.
Mr and Mrs John Nylund with Jimmy and Nancy spent Friday to Monday in Missouri for fishing and visited Dallas and Dallas Nylund in Kansas City.
Girls from Salina visited their grandmother Mrs. Etta Nystrom on Sunday, sharing time and stories in a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Larry Smith and family of Lindsborg visited Mr and Mrs J W Smith and Arlene Nystrom. Arlene underwent surgery Sunday evening at St Joseph hospital in Concordia and is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected at this writing.
Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O Johnson included Dale Baxa Steve and others. Thursday evening visitors were Charles Klima and Bradley Lervold with Benny Lervold. Monday evening supper guests were Russell Lervold and family. Mrs Dean Kellogg and children from Fairbury Nebraska shared Monday dinner with Eva Sjolander. Last week visitors included Albert Workman Carl Moline Arthur Freed Marvin Rosene and the Randalls.
Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs Eva Stolander were Mrs Una Gatton, Mrs Olive Isaacson and Mrs Merle Haser. Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nelson were Mr and Mrs Darrell Nelson of Overbrook and Mr and Mrs J R Johnson of Courtland.
Aaron Johnson and Carole and Dar lene Nystrom travel Tuesday morning to Garden City for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson and others.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Nelson of Overbrook visit Courtland and Lloyd Nelson. Bill Erickson stayed overnight with Dennis Stafford. ElRene Sederlin family attended Mrs Vernon Martin funeral in Concordia. Ellen Sederlin hosted supper with Eugene Sederlin. Loren Fyorell Vigki hosted with Alva Thompson family. Jim Davis and Bill hosted evening guests. Anne Perry stayed overnight with Sally Ward’s grandparents Nelson Ward in Belleville. Alma Strom returned home to Concordia after two weeks away. Ernie Kirk visited Loren Isaacson. Lester Simpson spent weekend in Stockton. Bob Busby called at The Journal Office. Roger Stafford overnight with Garold Sandell.
A devotional study on Genesis 26 and Jacob’s Bethel dream. It argues conversion starts with a God encounter but questions whether Jacob truly changes, noting his prior deceit and a vow tied to conditions. The piece stresses God’s ubiquity and warns that belief alone does not equal turning from evil.
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