Church Notices for Sunday Services
Rev. L. J. Wolff is pastor with C. L Hullman as superintendent. Sunday school meets at 9 30 A M and English services at 10 30 A M.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
8
Rev. L. J. Wolff is pastor with C. L Hullman as superintendent. Sunday school meets at 9 30 A M and English services at 10 30 A M.
The Congregational Church lists a 10 A M Sunday school with a special men's class program. Services at 11 A M will be led by Mr Brant from Doane College who may be joined by a candidate. Friday afternoon features the June Tea at the annex with a program directed by Mrs Ralph og and Mrs Anderson. W A Snyder Superintendent S S Sunday
Rev Robert E Drew leads services at 11 and 8 with a morning sermon The Marks of a Christian Families Baptized include Darrel Beckwith Dicky Beckwith Robert Hiatt William Hiatt Esther Lamb Lloyd Lamb Roe Patton Leland Henrichs Ladies Aid ice cream sale set for band concert Diller Municipal Band to perform at next union service in city park Moral notes address racial unfairness and prejudice in society
A June 1934 porch party for Lois gathered 27 friends from near and far to bid her farewell on a trip to California. Couples hunted for listed items, Eloise Diler and Linn Cully won first with all articles. Ruth Stahl and Norman Sixel won a prize. The evening featured cards, dancing, a pink and green theme, and a late tray luncheon on the porch assisted by Irene Hill Velma Wehling.
Royal Neighbors of America held a bi county convention in Fairbury on Friday June 8 at IOQOF s hall with State Supervisor Henrietta Owens of Omaha and District Deputy Dale of Beatrice as guests. Representatives from most towns attended, a 6:00 dinner at the Methodist church basement followed an inspiring program with initiatory work drills talks and guests. Neighbors Faye Cully Carrie Green Cora Colman and Ada Geer drove in and praised Fairbury Camp as Royal entertainers.
A religious reflection urges readers to examine biases toward other races and seek correction. It calls on believers to imitate Jesus who made all people free and equal, insisting on impartial love and action against prejudice.
The N R C met with Mrs. Arthur Grone last Wednesday afternoon. Most members attended despite heat and a contest with rook. Mrs. Will Ames won the contest, Mrs. Howard Peters had the high rock score, and Mrs. Orville McCune was second. A luncheon followed and Mrs. Ralph Frisbie will host in two weeks on June 20 with all members invited.
A Pollyanna Sunday School gathering surprised Mrs. Fletcher with a baby quilt top embroidered by friends for Patricia Ann. A condensed wedding account follows Betty Ann Sain and William O. Kanter’s ceremony at the Sain home with about 100 guests and details of dress, attendants, and reception. The couple will reside in Idaho Falls after a trip to Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Scott A. Miller and her sons Scott Allan Jr and Richard Clark with nephew Arnold Lottman traveled to Lincoln on Thursday to attend the wedding of their nephew and cousin William. The event linked the Miller and Lottman families during a day of local celebrations near Diller.
Flag Day on June 14 commemorates the 157th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes as the national emblem. A 1777 congressionally adopted design features 13 red and white stripes and a blue canton with 13 stars, symbolizing a new union. later, 15 and then 13 stripes were fixed while states gained stars.
Advertises a good used piano and a player-piano for sale near Diller and Beatrice Nebraska. States cheap price and available terms. Provides contact via P O Box 62 Beatrice Nebraska.
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