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Sunday School offered for eight grades and two Bible classes. Services on Memorial Day May 30 at 8 p.m. You are welcome to our church.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
5
Sunday School offered for eight grades and two Bible classes. Services on Memorial Day May 30 at 8 p.m. You are welcome to our church.
The United Brethren Church lists Rev. Bertha Fogelberg as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a.m. in Norway and Scandia plus preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Midweek prayer meeting is Thursday at 8 p.m. A group meeting near Greenleaf Tuesday was attended by Mrs. T A Gritten Rev Miss Fogelberg Mrs G Pettibon and Mrs Will Baladune.
The Amana Lutheran Church invites adults to join an instruction class starting Tuesday. Membership seekers welcome. A social will be held next Wednesday at the Adolph Swanson home and Priscillas meet at the W. E. Deckmann home Friday May 31. Bible School begins week after next. all children welcome.
The Methodist Church outlines a full Decoration Day program with an 11 a.m. service featuring special music and a pastor's message on "A Wounded Nation." Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a young people's service at 8 p.m. Also notes Willing Workers meet at Mrs. H I Johnson's home, Brotherhood ice cream and cake event at church parlors after the community program, and a Bible Vacation School starting June 3 at 8:30 in the Presbyterian church.
The Presbyterian congregation announces worship at 9:45 in Rydal and 11:00 in Scandia next Sunday with Sabbath School at 10:00 and 10:45. Memorial Sunday message planned. Rydal Ladies Aid meets Thursday in the church social room hosted by Mrs. Hugh McGowan. Scandia Welcome-In Circle to hold a May 25 food sale at the F and M Store. A congregational business meeting is set for May 28. Children’s Day is planned for June 9 in both churches. The General Assembly meeting in Rochester, New York, is noted.
Nebraska boosters arrived with a 60 piece Superior High School band leading a parade in old time costumes including whiskers hoop skirts and flourishes. The group drew 40 vehicles for transport and praised the June 2 to 4 event as a standout attraction in Superior. Viola Peterson dined Monday with the K. V. Cox household.
Describe the spring desire to tidy up homes and farms. Painted houses, red barns, green fields set a mood of cleanliness. Women wear crisp fabrics, mend dusted drawers, wash curtains, rake lawns, and brighten interiors with fresh colors.
The senior play Tuesday night relied on many helpers. Scenery came from Chick Boyes of Hebron Nebraska via Ed Wires. Furniture loaned by Harry Hamp To. Thanks extended to Mr Wises Mr Hampton Chick Boyes and others who assisted with costumes and furnishings.
Mr and Mrs Carl Norgard and family were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Carl D Larson and Eldon. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stafford and Bernita visited Mr and Mrs Earl Stafford at Formosa Saturday. Mrs Guy Perry visited Mars. M Bettis Saturday evening.
Numerous local residents visit friends and relatives across Belleville Concordia Scandia Courtland and surrounding areas with gatherings Sunday dinners and Thursday visits noted. Attendees include the Johnsons Bettises Cardwells Hookers and many others with mentions of medical society activities in Wichita.
Rev and Mrs J E Englund and songs visited Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson and sons Friday evening. Mrs George Jeandebeur stayed with Mrs Jessie Ward in Belleville last Wednesday night. Belleville guests Mrs Jessie Ward spent Thursday with Mrs George Jeandebeur. Algor Anderson and Ronnie joined Mr and Mrs C P Rydell Monday evening. Belleville pair Maxine Polley and Perry Owsley spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Max Muth. Dorothy Sallman of Courtland visited O M Willis Wednesday. George Cardwell dined with Ben Denoyer Sunday. J P Jensen visited Ed Thomas Thursday evening. Enoch Monson and sons called J P Jensen Thursday. Gene Spitler of Courtland were Sunday visitors to Ed Loring. Alice and Ethel Nelson called on Fern Johnson Thursday. Mrs Rose Jennings of Formosa spent Tuesday with Mrs May White. Ben Storer on morning call. Paul Ewing and Bobby attended graduation exercises in Concordia Monday evening. Carl Acree and family with Horton Johnson and family Saturday evening. Robert Nulty of Jewell with ElRene Sederlin and sons Sunday. Charles Stolander and son with O M Willis Saturday. Bert Lockwood and Emma Dale of Belleville visited May White Sunday afternoon. Laveda Ball spent last week with Betty Joe Cox.
Mr and Mrs Ed Loring visited Belleville last Thursday. Mrs R A Rasmussen called on Jennie Sandell Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene and Marvin visited Concordia Sunday. Miss Evelyn Neander spent the weekend at her Concordia home. Mrs Walter Anderson visited with Chas Hohman on Friday. Dellamae Beach called on Mrs J H Hooker Monday morning. Mrs Vernal Dieckmann and family left Saturday for Netawaka to visit her parents. Mrs Quincy Blosser of Concordia spent Wednesday with Mrs May White.
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