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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
4
The anniversary meeting on February 8 at 8 p.m. is hosted by Mrs Geo Myers. The program includes humorous stories music a contest by Miss Mendenhall and a dress as a character book song or advertisement theme. Members should bring a husband or friend.
Wm. Walbaum son of Henry Walbaum died Sunday evening from pneumonia and appendicitis. Henry Achtemier hosted Will Jansen family and Pete Meyer Sunday. Lafe Shipman moved onto T. L. Ewings farm with Henry Jansen moving to Shipman’s vacated farm. Arnold siblings visited home folks Sunday. Lew Pingle from Burdette, Colorado, visiting Will Pingle west of town. Mildred Kiskall visited home folks in Steele City. Mrs. L. Shipman and Edd. Chavett learned of a sister’s serious Kansas City illness. Harlan Weavers moved into the Kroetsching residence.
Our church program lists Sunday events in German and English at 9 30 a m Divine worship in German at 10 30 a m and another service at 7 30 p m Promised announcements on policies and plans could not be finalized due to ungovernable circumstances and incomplete attendance last Sunday The plan is to present the announcements next week.
The article notes a small drop in Sunday attendance at the Bible School despite ongoing plans. Congregation urges members to invite guests and study the Marriage Feast from Matthew 22. A meeting followed with four delegates appointed to discuss church union efforts with other Diller churches.
Methodist church notes continued interest in Sunday school and services. The past year raised 147.55 for relief work with hope to surpass this total. A missionary program for children is planned with a baptism at 11 o clock and a special service at 10 a m.
The Epworth League plans a 6 30 p m gathering with Rev Innis preaching at 7 30 p m and special music arranged for the service. Choir and Orchestra practice set for Thursday at the Filley home. W F M S meets Feb 8 at Mrs Ellis home. Buffet Luncheon last Friday netted 32 80. Little Kings Heralds led by Mrs Hale earned 17 85, total 50 65. W C T U meets Feb 11 at Mrs Dunn home. All are welcome to worship.
The church invites all to Sunday school next Sunday at 10 o clock in town. The morning preaching will address The Sympathetic Christ and the 7 30 evening sermon will cover Spiritual Addition. Music at both C E services draws attention and Mrs Bell will lead the Sunday evening meeting.
The Synod observes Hastings College Day with pastors preaching on Christian Education. The college seeks donations to clear its deficit and end the year debt free. Readers are asked to bring offerings next Sunday to support the college treasurer and benevolence budget. Farmers urged to use proper letterheads to advertise farms.
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