Neighborhood News Tidings From South Washington
The Bickfords sold their 606 South Marion home to the Campbells who will take possession by January 1. The Shallas and Mrs Bopp push porch enclosure at 1134 South Iowa avenue, expanding living space for entertaining large dinners. Mary Donovan visited from Iowa City to shop and attend to business, meeting Elsie Bratten. Phil Antonoff and Cyma praise their new South Fourth avenue home, noting the view and his prior involvement in its completion. A club luncheon drew a smaller crowd recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Washington
Mort Bickford
Marion Avenue
Orville E. Campbell
West
Monroe Street
John Shalla
Emma Bopp
Iowa Avenue
Phil Antonoff
Cyma
South Fourth Avenue
Phil
Mrs. C. Q. Davis to visit Bettendorf for holidays
Mrs. C. Q. Davis heads to Bettendorf tomorrow evening to spend the holidays with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grayson and grandsons Eddie and John.
Churches Exchange Christmas Gifts at Community Event
Rathmel co hosts the gathering with Arthur Peters pastor and an exchange of Christmas gifts planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peters
Bible Reading Plan With Evening Sessions Listed
The schedule details readings from Matthew to Romans across multiple time slots, naming readers for each segment. It notes flu precautions and a luncheon discovery about butter conservation, plus local notes on flower planting and a calendar error about a party date.
Sunday Worship Schedule With Dr Eastwood Preaching
Sunday school begins at 1 30 P M and preaching follows at 2 30 P M by Dr F W Eastwood Robert Hyde is superintendent of the Sunday school an early 20th century church notice with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eastwood
Robert Hyde
Migration and church needs after the war discussed
Milo J. Phillipi, pastor at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reform ed, notes leaders in U S church work warn war related migration will burden postwar churching. Towns lose residents while cities grow, prompting need for new churches and potential shifts in denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Milo J. Phillipi
Sunday School and Morning Worship Schedule
Sunday school will meet at 9 a.m. on Sunday with morning worship at eleven. This notice confirms weekly religious services for the congregation.
Cotter Presbyterian Sunday Services Schedule
Cotter Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m each Sunday continuing weekly.
Christmas Program Schedule At Local Church
Pastor F J Robins announces morning worship at 11:00 with no evening service next Sunday while he attends a Washington subdistrict youth rally. The Tuesday night service is postponed to December 28. The junior department hosts the Christmas program December 19 with a party and final practice December 18 at 1 30 for all junior department children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Subdistrict Youth Fellowship
F. J. Robins
Clergy and Sunday Schedules in Crawfordsville Churches
Multiple Crawfordsville churches report Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m. The United Presbyterian, Methodist, Presbyterian and Salem Presbyterian groups list services, youth activities, and women’s missionary meetings with leaders named including Mrs. Ida Wooley and Mrs. Lee Lease. A Christmas program and cooperative dinner are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Ida Wooley
Young Peoples
Women's Missionary Society
Lee Lease
S. G. Taylor
R. M. McCracken
Methodist
Joseph Jones
Fredrick Westbrook
Presbyterian
David Henry Davis
Even Davis
N. J. Lease
Olive Moore
Salem Presbyterian
Young People Plan Evening Activities in Columbia
A youth meeting is set for 7 30 in Columbia Missouri followed by an evening worship at 8 00. H N Poston the pastor and Mrs Kenneth Freeman with daughters Martha Ann and Janet Sue accompanied by their mother Mrs Maude Warnick will move to Memphis Tennessee where Ensign Freeman will be stationed. They will stop in St Louis en route for a brief visit with friends and Mrs Warnick will stay until after Christmas before returning home. The Junior Missionary society report of the Methodist church omits one name. Mrs Al Logan and Mrs E A Stewart provided refreshments at the all day afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson Counties
West Chester
Methodist
Federated Church
H. W. Munster
W. 8S. Co
Kenneth Freeman
Martha Ann
Janet Sue
Maude Warnick
Memphis
Tenn
Ensign Freeman
St. Louis
Warnick
Freemans
Jusior Missionary Society
T0 Methodist Church
al Logan
E. A. Stewart
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Mery
Kos
Bickfords
Bickford
Mary Donovan
Iowa City
Elsie Bratten
Yard
McFarlane
Atchison
The
Equitable Society
C. V. Grall
Washington, Lowa
North
Marion
the Equitable Society
New York
Trance Society OF
Harve Carter
Wandaline Mercedes
Mildred Masaki
Francisco
Ha- San
Dorothy Perkins
Matt
Realph Kleese
Ralph Kleese
Dick Mce Cleery
Bob Brew
Mark
Loyd Duensing
Bob Livingston
Bob Masson
Wallace Caldwell
Virginia Wylie
Martha Caldwell
Luke
M. C. DeLong
Dick Marshall
Nellie Tripp
Junior Hennon
Carolyn Hamilton
Estella Donaldson
Henrietta Stewart
Nancy Pat
Terson
John
Patty Patter
Sara la Mill
H. L. Walker
Maurine Larsen
Neil Rich Trotman
Will McConnell
Frances Whisler
Ruth Miller
Werner Lowry
Keith Norton
East Second Street
Margaret McCall
Elsie Stout
H. C. Fin
Coulter
Acts
Virginia
I Cor
Donnabelle
Kephart
Miss Mont
Gomery
Dorothy Putnam
Darlene Shantz
Darlene
Walter Rich
Philippians
Mary George
Mildred Stewart
Eleanor Huisman
Betty Logan
Fae Workhoven
Mary McLaughlin
Ted Stewart
James
Virginia McCall
I Peter
Arthur J. Witthoft
Peter
Bob Massen
Kerr
Westchester Methodist
A. M
Union
John Shields
Fron As
Tre
Bee Eee
Late Pathe News
Matiner
Grace Hill
ST. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Bethel
Store Mgr
Credit Planager
W. Z. Allen
Ainsworth Methodist
Crawfordsville
Boys Scouts
H. N. Poston
Iowa
Czechoslovakia
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Freonre
Pioneer Yard
Pete
Vic
Jim Boyd
Jim White
quEy Nee
Journal
Y’s Men’s Club
Goodfellow Program
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Hebner
Hitler
Tojo
Winga
Pleasan
Winga North Side Cafe
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