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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
3
Friday morning guests of Mrs Loren Figrell included Mrs John Nylund Mrs J L Bennett Mrs Milton Cooper Mrs Glen Scrivner Mrs Andy Tompson Mrs Marvin Ginter Mrs Alva Thompson and Mrs Edward Forsberg.
A devotional contrasts Paul’s image of believers as farmers and planters with the Corinthians as babies in need of growth. It argues growth requires effort, practice, and active faith, not passive belief, and stresses that Christ is the foundation while believers must build upon him through instruction and discipline.
Weekend callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melhus Mrs. Agnes Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. Lars Norgard Mrs. Earl Hammil Wm Wilson Jack Mahan Clarence Williamson Porter Hammer Mrs. Ethel Modlin and Curtie and Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Greenslade. Mrs. Paul Nelson Chrissie and Nancy of Concordia visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris E Nelson.
Lloyd Wetzel returning from two years in the Philippine Islands and Mrs. Wilhelmina Shhrader of Los Angeles visited their mother Mrs. Maud Wetzel and Mrs. Anjeanette Isaacson along with other relatives. Homer Cardwell and his wife visited their daughter Mrs. Eugene Brown at Beloit hospital and reported her improvement. They also saw Alma Strom of Concordia.
Among week long visitors are Mrs. Bill Free and Cynthia Free of Courtland and many others including Mrs. Merle Larson and her Iowa guest, Mrs. Tekla Brown, Mrs. Benny Lervold, and several Berggren relatives. John Fike of Courtland, John Strand of Topeka, and Lor raine Christensen with Ann of California are also noted visitors, with daytime gatherings at the Smith and Lervold households and coffee at the Anderson home.
Mr and Mrs John E Hanson and John of Yankton South Dakota are spending this week with the Arnold J Perry family and at the Everett Hanson home in Jamestown.
Mr and Mrs C H West spent Friday in Salina visiting Mrs Dick Anderson.
The library announces Story Hour will be 9 30 to 10 30 a m next Wednesday July 7 due to swimming lessons. Other weeks remain 10 to 11 a m. Mr and Mrs J E Freed visited Media Clute home in Belleville Monday morning and spent the afternoon in Fairbury Near Mr and Mrs Jack Reece were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs J B E Freed.
Mr and Mrs Harold Mahan and Mr and Mrs John Mahan spent Tuesday at Waldo visiting relatives.
Mr Will Mahaffy and Mrs Olga Hugog and Gladys joined Mrs George Barleen for Tuesday coffee with guests from the neighborhood in a cordial social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Rex Sandell and their two boys and Mrs Oscar Berggren spent Sunday with Cloris Edon in Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Charles Robison and family along with Mr and Mrs Everett Robison John and Becky and Mrs Grace Robison visited the Robison home for a Sunday evening gathering and enjoyed homemade ice cream.
Thursday dinner guests included Ann and Beth Johnson with Bertha Kleinklauf and Walter Meinecke from Grand Island Nebraska and others from Washington California and Los Angeles. Tuesday evening visitors included Captain Ronald Anderson and family and Algot Anderson. Sunday guests were LeVern and Harold Melhus families. The Brownie and Cub Scouts plan to ring the Bells for Freedom at noon on Sunday July 4.
Mr and Mrs Edw Kunze were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson and family. Martin Lervold left Saturday for his Tacoma Washington home after visiting his sister Susie Lervold and other relatives and friends.
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