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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
4
The Federated Community Church led by Rev. WiF. Clark hosts a Mothers Day School with Living Pictures. The event opens at 10 o'clock, public gathering at 11, followed by no evening service. Union baccalaureate sermon to be preached by Rev. Mrs. Jones at the opera house.
The church schedule changes for next Sunday include Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with a Mother s Day program in the service. Dr J R Gettys will be a guest May 20 to administer the Lord s Supper and a quarterly conference is set for May 19. Elections for delegates occur May 27 with F T Pearée Claude Ellis and Bandere listed as election officials.
School notes cover Junior-Senior reception on May 11 and Baccalaureate sermons at the Diller Opera House on May 18 with a commencement address May 17 by Supt. W. H. Morton. It details eighth grade graduates, Mother’s Day booklets, final exams, and a seniors’ class play Step Lively. The Diller H S track squad won the Jefferson Co. meet at Fairbury. Wm. Bowers set a shot put record.
The passage argues friendship is essential for social life and support yet flawed as a business ally. It notes few friends value you fairly, warns against overreliance on friends for work, and insists personal effort is the key to progress despite their advice and companionship.
The excerpt discusses prioritizing personal interest over dependence in friendships and climbing socially. It reflects on politicking, earnings, and social navigation, including a quip about income tax scrutiny. The tone echoes early 20th century newspaper prose with oblique humor about town life and office runs.
A young songstress rehearsing at a country estate performs a solo in bib and tucker. Two hounds join the cry in unison, drawing a shared laugh from the host and guest alike as the incident amuses a Chicago Tribune reader.
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