St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Near Diller Notice
Church items announce Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Hullman superintendent with Sunday school at 9 30 A M in Diller area church bulletin notes.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
8
Church items announce Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Hullman superintendent with Sunday school at 9 30 A M in Diller area church bulletin notes.
W A Snyder supt of Sunday School 10 A M Rev Robert I Bauer of Colo rado will speak next Sunday. Ladies report proceeds from last Saturday supper. Keystone class honors Mrs Will Tristman Ingleside with Parade of Greetings. April Kensington event hosted by Mrs Hod Green and assistants featured games Joyce Johnson sang two spring songs Elizabeth Green at piano. Homemade ice cream and cakes complemented the afternoon.
Rev Robert E Drew pastor Mrs L M Cavett superintendent S S services at 11 A M and 8 00 Morning sermon The Church and My Money Children s Story The Dandelion Sunday evening union with Congregational Church Christian Endeavor program speaker Attorney Gewacke of Geneva Men s class planning Men s Night April 29th Junior boys enjoyed a supper hike last Friday despite burns smoke and a sprained ankle the hike a success and camp fire supper best ever
Sunday April 15 a debate on Bluffing vs Honest Work featured Gretcher Fanders and Madeline Henrichs for the affirmative and Wealthy Fasnacht Lois Nicholson for the negative. The negative won unanimously as audiences considered bluffing unworthy of life achievement. A C E meeting is planned for April 20 at 8:00 p.m. at the Congregational church with Attorney Gewacke as guest speaker and Miss Cleo Green leading with special music.
Eight girls plus a visitor Martha Wrigley and sponsor Lois Henrichs gathered Tuesday evening near town for a picnic supper. They built a campfire, ate lunch, played games, and sang as Fayetta Hudson performed on her pony.
Ethel Bristol invited several schoolmates to her home last Saturday afternoon for a birthday celebration. Outdoor games preceded refreshments and gifts, with each guest wishing Ethel many more happy birthdays as she expressed thanks for the presents.
A mixed shower for Mrs Elmer Retchles was hosted by her mother Mrs Charles Hilder at the home of Mr and Mrs L M Hurst last Friday evening. Guests enjoyed a mock wedding with Velma Hilder as bride and Mildree Glathar as groom, gifts were shared, and Frances displayed the presents before a luncheon by Mrs Hilder and helpers. Twenty seven guests attended including out of town guest Miss Vesta Cook of Blue Springs.
Cedar Class of the Congregational church met at Mrs Wohl farth and Gretchen home on Sunday April 15 for a dinner hour gathering. Guests enjoyed varying foods, a hymn song, a Bible game, a Pearl Thompson solo, and readings by Pearl Caldwell. The group lingered over second meals and thanked the hostesses at departure.
The Diller Womans Club invited the Jansen Womans Club to a Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted at a north town home. Mrs. Fay Cully opened the meeting and minutes were read by Mrs. Andrews. The group planned to meet April 25 at 8 PM with Mrs. D V Fanders. The Jansen ladies presented a program and were praised for their fine entertainment.
President introduces Mrs Mildred Smoot who gives an instructive Club Federation talk. Mrs Alfred Ackman plays two piano numbers. A playlet Those husbands of ours provides laughs. Lunch is served and a social afternoon follows. Announcement April 25 evening meeting hostess Mrs D V Fanders. business meeting. Local president Mrs C H Cully and others attended Crete convention April 12 13 reports of a profitable time.
School notes report Rachel competed against 15 contestants with two placing superior and five placing excellent. The sextette earned a good rating while Lincoln High School won superior in this division.
Seventh grade students study sentence forms focusing on principal and dependent clauses. Recipients of 100 percent in spelling last week include Mary Beckwith, Dale Close, Lucille Findling, Dorothy Hilder, Scott Miller, Della Roelfs and Lawrence Clark. Eighth graders work independently on units linked to agriculture and Nebraska geography.
Mrs Fry visited us Thursday afternoon. Calenders for April were colored by grade four last week. The fifth and sixth grade pupils painted a fishing scene. The fifth grade language class begins the study of subjects and predicates. We had spelling races in the fourth grade class. Those not absent or tardy last six weeks include Neil Andrews and several others. Perfect spelling papers last week were written by a list of students including Leila Broadstone and Roger Diller.
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