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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
4
In a Moral Rut a rural church urges reform from social and moral ruts. The article compares life to a muddy road and stresses Christian fellowship and the gospel of Jesus Christ as the solution. It urges turning to Christianity now before ending hope.
Sunday School 10:00, church service 11:00, Christian Endeavor 6:30, evening 7:30. Commendation for Emmert's class. Rev. Hammond of Courtland Nebr led services. State C E convention at Beatrice. Mildred Mayborne to lead prayer meeting. Upcoming dates include Armistice Day and White Cross Sunday. Attendance high. next Sunday schedule unchanged.
The thirty eighth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Topeka Branch of the M E church of Diller Nebr convened in First M E church Kearney Nebr Oct 6 for a three day session. Highlights include banners won in Pueblo floods and large gains in Northwest Nebraska and Crawford Nebr with many auxiliaries doubling their memberships.
The piece covers first six weeks exams conducted Thursday and Friday, inspections by Mrs Mayborn and Mrs London, arrival of delayed supplies improving facilities, Normal Training Seniors theory work, and model lessons showing preparation and presentation ability. It notes fair success in lecture-course ticket sales, with a house to house canvass planned and October 28 as the first date. It outlines a countywide program to bring patrons to visit schools through meetings, with Diller hosting an educational assembly on October 26 featuring the country Superintendent and out of town speakers, followed by school meetings at the High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. Basketball teams prepare for upcoming games. The boys performed well from Plymouth.
The Hanover squad, noted as strong, prepares for a high dazzle clash after a week of intensified practice. Officials expect an active, close contest with the home crowd urged to come out and support the players.
In Mitchell South Dakota twin sisters Erna Hagge and Erma Hagge married Floyd Wilder and Herbert Fox in a double wedding held at the Hagge home. The couples departed for a joint automobile honeymoon immediately after the ceremony.
Herbert McCarty of Catawassa Pa was wounded in France, survived seven ribs diseased and ten bones removed after machine gun fire. He underwent eighteen operations, sixteen with anesthesia, and had bullets removed from his right collar bone and shoulder blade. He is home two weeks after the last operation and dined with his brother. He served in Company E, 314th Infantry.
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