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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
8
Rev. Phillip Scott pastors the Congregational Church with W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School meets at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with Rev. Arthur Newell of Blair filling the pulpit Sunday morning.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman Supt S S Sunday school 930 English services 1030 Luther League 730 Ss Lenten services Wednesday 800 Let us think of these during Lent The cross is still the Christian symbol and the center of the Christian religion The suffering and death of Christ must be given first place in the plan of salvation It is the suffering Savior whose blood cleanses us from all sin.
Health posters completed in the sixth hygiene class while the seventh grade studies adjectives and adverbial clauses and the eighth grade covers ratio and proportion. Perfect spelling marks for the week ending March 22 include Lawrence Clark Sybil Fasnacht Max Thompson Robert Thompson Ethel Bristol Jean Bond Fern Close Roger Diller Juanita Anderson Julia Diller Lloyd Green Eldean Henrichs Betty Hurst Richard Miller Bonnie Thompson and George Elliott Jr.
The fifth and sixth language classes focus on pronoun usage. Juanita Anderson and Leila Broadstone were absent. Leila has the measies. Sixth reading class prepared illustrated lectures on Sixty Two Little Tadpoles, noted as very interesting. Fifth reading class enjoyed The Adventure of the Mason. Games at story ends praised as good vocabulary builders.
Third graders practice writing letters and addresses linked to reading. Pupils used pussy willows from Lincoln in art to create pussy cats on a garden fence. Dwaine Clark and Betty Grabber earned Merit Button for Palmer Method.
A fragment lists individuals including Gayle Cully Esther Lamb Rus sell Madden Margery Nippert Wilma Thompson Neil Andrews Dick Beckwith Leila Broad stone Dwaine Clark and Avis Johnson reflecting a community roster or event participants.
Ina Jean Nicholson and Delbert Elliott were absent several days last week due to measles. In health habit work, second grade students are cutting freehand Safety First posters. Roy Hinsley Rodger Arntt Belva Bristol Keith Pickard and Shirley Rae Garrels earned perfect spelling grades last Friday afternoon.
The J N C club met on Wednesday March 13 with eleven members and two visitors Mrs Joe Daily and Mrs Rudolph Hubka, held regular business then played pinocle with prizes won by Mrs Frank Carpenter and Mrs John Ramish ane. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be April 10 with Mrs M C Bowen. Reporter.
Dorcas class members met on March 21 in the M E basement. The meeting began with roll call and business, then the afternoon was spent in games and visiting. Hostesses were Mesdames Cavett Hurst Rex Green Herb Barber and Geo Champ with reporter noting Billie Mahood Mrs Sailing and son.
Mr and Mrs Albert Hubka entertained four tables of bridge at their home east of Diller Friday evening A most enjoyable time was spent Mrs Adolph Bevan won high for the ladies and Mr James Hays high for the men A late luncheon was served Attending were Mr and Mrs Adolph Bevan Mr and Mrs Frank Cully Mr and Mrs McKinley Bowen Mr and Mrs James Hays Mr Keith Hays near Diller and Mr and Mrs Lester Stanek Mr od Me Frank Kostal Jr Beatrice
Rev. Robert E. Drew leads Sunday worship while Mrs. Ray Lamb directs Sunday School at 10 A. M. and morning service at 11 A. M. The appeal invites a friend to find new meaning in the Lenten season by attending services.
Share our privilege of worship. Sunday morning sermon on How Shall I Think of God. Sunday evening union service Warming Ourselves at the Wrong Fire. Bible Study at the Moser home. Jefferson County Council of Christian Education meets April 1 in Fairbury Christian church from 10 AM to 9 PM with delegations and Rev. John C. White as state secretary.
Notice that Diller State Bank of Diller Nebraska amends its articles to reduce common stock to 10000 and issue 10000 in preferred stock. It plans retirement of preferred stock and reissue as stock dividends, defines rights for both stockholders and collateral holders, sets voting rights, and extends existence to January 12 1985. Public notice by A Mayborn president and O J Mayborn cashier. first publication March 8, last March 29.
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