The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
F. SESSION BOOKED
Meeting Will Be Held In
Vernon Center, MINI.
JUNE $40 DATES
Memorial Day Was Fittingly
Observed; Notes OF the
Village

lowing is the program Tor the anhuai
district Sunday school c0nvention,
pnicn will be neld N vernon Center
Saturday and Sunday, June and lO'
Saturday Afternoon
- Professor 5. II. Anonsen, presla :
-z:so-worship, Rev. J. c. Goehr-
S:45-Sunday School at Work. P.
A. Lang, state repre- reSenLatlVe.
3:10-The Pastor and the sunday
scnool. Z. L. Ressr, Lake Crystal
Special music.
3:40-The Children We, Teach
Miss Mabel Bailey, state representa-
tlve.
4:1e-Problem period.
Nominating committee appointed
Saturday Evening
>s c. NJ. Warren, presiding.
:3G-Worship, hev. ". D. Fuller
Vernon Center.
7:45-Address, Miss Bailey.
Special music.
p. S:20-Men in the Sunday School
= Offering Of organized work.
Sunday morning regular services
in the Baptist and Methodist
Sunday, Afternoon
Professor Marion Selby. presiding.
2:00-Worship. Rev. R. E. Caller,
Amboy.
Election Of officers. Music.
2:SO-The Next Step, Miss Maole
Bailey.
5:00-Sectional conferences.
!. General Section, Methodist
church. DR.. J. ". Andrews,
presiding.
3:1o-Adult Problems. DR.. ]. W.
. Andrews, Mankato.
3:S0-Workers Meetings, Rev. W.
P, Clark, Mankato.
3:50-The Training Glass, Mrs.
Buckholtz. Mapleton.
4:10-Problem, P. A. Lang.
II. Childrens Division. Rev. Full
Ter, presiding.
3:l0-Beginners and primary de-
partment, Miss May Fletcher, Man
kato.
3:s0-Junior methods. Mrs. Goeh'
ring, Amboy.
q: 50-Class Demonstration. Mrs.
S. H. Anonson. Amboy.
4:15-Looking Ahead, Miss Bailey
Questions. ~
=. Sunday Evening,
Newly elected president presiding.
7.2e-Worship, Rev. Illingworth
7:45-Building the Lesson into
Life, Miss Bailey. Music. r.
s:2o-Why ! Believe in Associa-
ton Work, p. A. Lang.
Offering for organized work.
Miss Frances Pepper, who has
been enjoying short vacation at the
home of her brother-in law, L. G.
Rev. returned Wednesday evening
to her home in West Mankato.
Mrs. Gladys Halverson was very
happily surprised Monday, when she
received a call from Mrs. Wildevine
she had not seen or heard of since
she left the little village about
twenty years ago. At that time she
lived with her sister and brother in =
law, FRED Dewey, who conducted a
drug store. Mrs. Davidson and hus =
band are in the theatrical business
and Monday evening put on the play
"A Man from Mime sofa" at the
Amboy opera house. Several Of her
to Am boy to see the play.
The Decoration day exercises held
at the opera house Wednesday fore :
noon were largely attended and
very interesting. The program was
opened in the customary way by
singing America, followed by invo.
cation by Rev. Ellington. after
NhtSu IAC pI anu luJST
mediate grades gave their part
on the program. Miss Margaret
Purvis recited Cover Them Over
With Beautiful Flowers" in her usual
excellent manner. The choir com
posed Of Messrs c. NJ. Warren, Paul
Thew, H. Illingworth, D. H. Thew
and Mesdames Illingworth, Cother-
man, Thew, Halverson, .Selby and
Miss Sasse sang several beautiful
Mro IaI,
accompanied them. Rev. Werner,
pastor Of the Evangelical church at
Blue Earth gave very interesting
address, something out Of the ordin :
ary.~The program at the cemetery
was in charge OF the american Le-
gion and was very impressive and
carried out in fine shape. The Am
boy band furnished the music. At
the conclusion Of the program at the
cemetery the Civil War veterans,
wives and widows, Spanish Ameri.
can and World War veterans and
their wives were guests of the Re =
lief corps, where they enjoyed a
bounteous dinner at Hotel Wyman
and social hour following The
boys in blue, Comrades E. T. Cham >
plin, j. II. Robinson, Frank Hanna.
their old neighbor and friend Com.
rade Bailey, who is in very poor
health and was unable to take his
accustomed place with them. Among
those from a distance who came
pack TO the old home town to OBJ :
serve this sacred day were Mr.. and
Mrs: James Pepper, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Pepper and baby daughter of
Mankato, Mrs. Ellen Porter, Mrs
Frank Clague of Redwood Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Randall.
Jr.. and Mrs. Albert Halverson and
daughter Petra OF Albert Lea, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Turner and Joseph,
Jr., OF Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Frances Of st. Peter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Sodergren Of Cambria and
. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Melvin Of Lake
Crystal.
Miss Hulda Block has completed
her hrst year teaching in the rural
district schools last Friday. Miss
Block taught near Good Thunder and
her work was highly satisfactory to
both parents and pupils.
G.. c. Cornish. one Of the directors
Of the Farmers Fire Insurance com
many, has settled with Mr. Wend :
fandt for the loss OF a high priced
new wagon which was burned last
SUNDAY night on his farm in Rapi-
dan. Mr. Wendlandts hired man
on SUNDAY afternoon had removed
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