The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-03
Sunday School Meet
Listed For Beauford
United Brethren VIII Hold convkn.
ton On Sunday, November
s.: Mapieton News.

Mapleton, October 31.--The an.
nual Sunday school convention Of
the Mapieton district will be held at
the United Brethren church ut
Beauford corners next Sunday, No.
vember S. The following program
has been arranged and will be car
ried out according to specifications.
Sunday Afternoon as O'clock.
Song Service led by Sumner Getty :
Devotions -. Rev. 8. d. Surface
Report Of state Convention =.
....:..... =" Prof. Anonsen
Our Training Class''.
....,......... Mrs. John Strobel
THE duty Of a Sunday School
Teacher ,;.U: G. Arsetsinser
Prof. n. w. Melvin
sp mfs' J. M W' strobei. Mi.se. H.r.
riet Albers. Jeanette and Estslia
Strobel.
"The need of trained Teachers"
DR.. ]. W. Andrews
Hymn "
Offering
Business Meeting
Sunday Evening": 90 $3.50.
Song service led by Lloyd Morrow
Devotions -. :. Rev. s. d. Surface
Solo ......... Miss Laura Chase
How shall we make a successful
Sunday School" George Rynearsen
Song .:..........<... Congregation
Convention Sermon ..............
Offering
Hymn ~
Benediction
Presiding officer Mrs. Fred Buchoiez
Devotions 49,. Rev. s. y. Surface
Sumner Getty and Lloyd Morrow
Mapleton, MINI. October 3i.--The
public schools feopened Monday
morning after a brief vacation dur.
ing which time the teachers at,
tended the convention at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Smith and son
Thomas Of Mankato were guests at
the A. B. Borchert home on Sunday.
Mrs. A. e. Anderson and daughter
Ards of Wells were week end visi-
tors at the K. H. Morrow home.
Mrs. Ed O'Neiu of Jackson spent
several days the forepart Of the
week with her sister, Mrs. c. T.
SchweitZer. :. X &.
Manager Fairbanks of the Pas
time theater has had the opportun.
ity of giving the public the best II
pictures the past week. On Friday
and Saturday evenings "The Ro.
and Monday evenings, "The Child
very good pictures have, been book
ed for the coming week. On Fri
day and Saturday evening the fea.
ture will be ''Tolerable David" and
on Sunday evening; Douglas Fair
banks Id "The Nut"
The Hanna and Morrow families
we're entertained at a dinner at the
William Morrow home on Sunday
III honor Of Mesdames j. M. and
David Hanna OF Ainsworth and
Wood Lake, Nebraska respectively.
The out of town guests being. Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Anderson and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rappe
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan Of Blue
Earth and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. yeeck
and children of New Ulm were
Sunday guests at the c. NJ. Credi-
colt home.
II. c. Hotaling OF ST Paul visited
over the weekend with his family
vt this place.
Mrs. r. B, Hanna entertained
number of invited guests at her
home Friday afternoon in honor of
Mesdames Hanna. :. of Nebraska.
Guessing contests and other amuse-
ments furnished the afternoons en-
tertainment after which delicious
luncheon was served.
Pearson's orchestra of Mankato
will furnish the music for the dance
at the Legion hall on Friday even
ing, November 8.
Gerald and Myrl Greeley, who are
attending the university spent the
" eek end with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Greeley, who reside
north OF town.
MT. and Mrs. Raymond Schweer
entertained a large number of
guests at Halloween party at their
farm home on Saturday afternoon
Games in the nature Of the occa.
sion were, played and most enjoy
able time was spent Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mesdames ]. NJ. and David, Hanna
left Monday morning for their
homes in Nebraska. They were
on their return by the
Misses Jean Morrow OF this place
and Anna Lambie of MinnesCta
T Ola IvhO will snHnd the wfntAr