Congregational Church Announces Sunday School Time
Rev. Robert A Helms leads Congregational Church with W A Snyder as superintendent. Sunday School sessions begin at 10 o'clock each week.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
8
Rev. Robert A Helms leads Congregational Church with W A Snyder as superintendent. Sunday School sessions begin at 10 o'clock each week.
Rev L J Wolff and Pastor W H Plager lead St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller with 9 30 A M services and a public exam for confirmation. An English sermon follows with a short German service and 2 30 P M meeting to plan post September 10 services as the student pastor resumes studies in Lincoln. Despite rain the mission festival may be held next month if the congregation desires.
Rev Robert E Drew leads church youth program planning a high school boys class. Sermon titled The Dying Church and a lesson on friendship precede a planned outdoor meeting rained out. Next week focuses on prayer and personal beliefs with Mr Lynn Cully coordinating. Sept 3 marks a farewell for students returning to college with all invited.
Jefferson County Sunday School picnic set for Thursday August 31 in Fairbury city park. Paraders must enter at least one decorated float or car with school banners. Diller Methodist joins seven groups for afternoon program and horseshoe contest for a silver cup. Robert Van Pelt will speak. committee provides ice water coffee and picnic dinner.
Public event set for Saturday September 2 at 10 oclock as Diller public school resumes. Charles Davis teaches history rural sociology and typing while Mil dred Mares, Marjorie Lyle and others fill english music Latin and science positions. Davis also coaches basketball as returning players boost optimism for a strong team.
A lively 1933 Diller picnic parade features costumes and floats from 1897 to 1933. Notables include 1907 lodge floats, 1902 carriages, 1913 suffrage nods, and 1933 pageant troops. Spectators recall old-timers, bands, square dancing, and a dedication by Mayor Snyder at the new park.
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