Diller Church Items on Sunday Services
Diller church announces Sunday program with special devotion at 10 30 and a Bible class at the same time. The Sunday School will meet and an inclusive service follows.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
4
Diller church announces Sunday program with special devotion at 10 30 and a Bible class at the same time. The Sunday School will meet and an inclusive service follows.
Rev S A Draise will lead the Methodist Episcopal Church service with S Church School at 10 o clock. Attendance and enthusiasm are high as plans for a Christmas pageant are announced. The pastor invites families and youth to attend next Sunday and every other Sunday, with a call to civic help and involvement.
The Ladies Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran Lanham Kansas will meet next Wednesday at 2 30 p m Visitors are invited to come again if without a church home Come to Him who made thee and seek rest through faith in Christ.
Church notes report pastor W E Ladwick and W A Snyder illness lists show improving health. Betty Mae and Lucille attend services as part of the weekday calendar amid a quarterly meeting push.
Diller Public School notes show students absent and present, birthday celebrations with a cake and candles, and classroom activities. Second Primary Room reports the fourth grade finishing study on a topic and honors spelling and reading efforts.
The article notes the new co ed begins to attract comment as the Junior class helps George W Watts and others, with teachers planning vacations and a Christmas program at the high school featuring a glee club orchestra plays and readings.
A fragmented passage notes that most people live by steady work to feed and clothe their families while a few resort to theft and violence. The text contrasts daily labor with the dangers posed by a restless minority.
Hundreds out of work during winter threaten the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa. The non sectarian institution, established in 1882, relies wholly on voluntary gifts and appeals to generous citizens to donate food and shelter as Thanksgiving approaches.
A reflective piece contrasts childhood Sundays with today noting four mile to town trips by spring wagon and two work horses for church attendance. It recalls parents shaping the family toward religion while modern life favors faster cars and later risings, with changes in routine and expense.
A fragmentary line reading believed to have been "Sibe ser bes y of men" surfaces as a historical curiosity, inviting interpretation of who spoke and what event it hints at while the text remains fragmentary and uncertain.
A playful exchange about partnership dynamics in bridge reveals Blinks noting his partner’s wife’s usual sharp reactions when he holds her hand. Jinks questions the wife, and Blinks downplays the tensions as milder than expected in this intimate moment.
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