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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
8
W A Snyder notes Sunday School at 10 A M and announces next Sunday morning sermon by Prof Lockhart, head of the department of Religion as Education at the college.
Rev H H Proett presides with Mrs Ray Lamb as superintendent of the Sunday School at 10 7 A M morning worship at 11 A M Epworth League at 6 30 P M and evening services at 7 30 P M.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School at 9 30 German services Women’s Missionary society meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Ladies urged to attend and beat the church at a local event.
The message urges daily use of little family devotion booklets and regular Bible reading. It stresses that God is interested every day, offering strength, wisdom, and encouragement, and questions whether neglect of daily communion displeases Him.
Mrs Viers Gretchen Wohlfarth and Mrs Charles Waggoner won prizes after the N C S A club meeting held Wednesday afternoon October 16. Invited guests included Mesdames L M Cavett Floyd Sinkey Dora Wohlfarth Gretchen and Miss Gretchen Allen and Mrs Clare Allen of Honolulu. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs C H Cully who invited the group to meet November 6.
The column notes Mrs Chiles absence since boarding a ship en route to Porto, a new teacher arriving Monday, and a filled vacancy from Miss Lutz release. It covers Halloween party plans, senior class initiation, a school vacation days, teachers at the State Teachers Convention in Lincoln and Omaha, Admiral Byrd lectures, Ivanhoe studies, group discussions, student A grade list, orchestra rehearsals, and Glee Club promotions among sophomores to seniors.
The sixth grade completed a unit on Peru and Bolivia, with eighth grade discussing plurals gender and nouns. Science topics covered water uses and experiments on electrolysis and distillation in the laboratory. Perfect spelling marks were earned by Jean Bond Soner Diller Robert Fry Weldon Diller Julia Diller Richard M Ter Bonnie Thompson Jon Stone and Bernard Cunningham.
Fragmentary note describes a grocery store scene with varied effects and curious details, implying ongoing interest and mystery around daily shopping events.
The roll shows eight students with perfect attendance in the first six weeks: Rodger Arntt Wana Farrow Shirley Garrels Keith Pickard Wessel Beckman Robert Dale Clark Stanley Diller Mary Lou Thompson. Spelling perfects include Rodger Arntt Shirley Garrels Denice Anderson Joyce Johnson Ina Nicholecn Keith Pickard Wilma Thompson Mary Anon Cunningham Marilyn Miller Mary Lou Thompson Gayle Cully Betty Grabher Nelda Nicholson.
The first primary room shows full attendance all week with Lynn Arthur Thompson and Gloria Miller achieving 100 percent in spelling on Wednesday.
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