1944 UMC Election dinner/Rummage Sale/W.S.C.S., Rossville, Kansas
description: ELECTION DINNER AND HARVEST HOME SALE The ladies of the Methodist church announce the Annual Election Dinner and Harvest Home sale, for Tuesday evening, Nov. 7, at the Wingerd hall. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Remember the date, Tuesday Nov. 7, at Wingerd hall. The ladies are requested to bring in food between 5 and 5:30. RUMMAGE SALE On Monday, Nov. 13, the ladies of the Methodist church, will have a Rummage sale, in Topeka. Bring garments and articles to the home of Mrs. Ed Lambert, Saturday without fail. Make a special effort to hunt up everything available for the sale. Search for another sock, coat, dress or pants. Make this sale a big success. The date is Monday, Nov 13 A delicious luncheon was served Tuesday at the home, of Mrs. Edward Lambert, by the ladies of the "Blue" division of the W. S. C. S. Over eighty tickets were sold for the serving at noon and 1 o'clock. A long dining table and seven card tables were lovely dressed with fine linens, silver ware and choice china The ladies are to be complimented on the dainty serving and bountiful dinner served. The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church, met at the home of Mrs. John Stevens Thursday afternoon for a Christmas party. The meeting opened by singing, "Oh Come All Ye Faithful," followed by prayer by Mrs. James Conley. Mrs. Noel Ganoung gave a very interesting talk on the "'Madonna in Art." Roll call was called, minutes of the last meeting was read and the treasurers report was given. Mrs. Allyn Hartzell and Mrs. W. E. Ellis were given a gift by the President, Mrs. Lloyd Coberly for perfect attendance for the year. A paper, '"A Grumbler" was read by Mrs. Coberly. An inspiring candle lighting service was conducted by Mrs. Coberly, the retiring president. She also read a very appropriate poem "Friendship" as follows: "We have talked and laughed together, We have enjoyed the selfsame things. We have known the happy feelings True understanding brings. And with all my heart I'm hoping Th…
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date: 1944
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1944 UMC Election dinner/W.S.C.S., Rossville, Kansas
description: The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church, met at the home of Mrs. William Hesse, last Thursday. The meeting opened with group singing, "I Need Thee Every Hour.", followed by prayer by Mrs. J. E. Watson and quiet music by Mrs. Joe Campbell. Mrs. Ellis had charge of the devotions, assisted by Mrs. Frank Page and Mrs. Rollin Gresser. Meditation was given by Mrs. Noel Ganoung. Miss Dorothy Watson gave a vocal number accompanied by Mrs. Campbell at the piano. Mrs. Rose Myers read a short story of the life of Grace Nowell Crowell. Miss Vida Whitney had charge of the missionary program. Topics was "The Christian Response and Action to Suffering." She was assisted by Mrs. John Stevens who presented the home topic, and medical work in U. S.; Alaska, and Santo Domingo, was read by Mrs. Ailyn Hartzell.. The minutes were read and the treasurers report given. Those present included, Mrs. Frank Steffee, Mrs. Irene Cleveland, Mrs. Allyn Hartzell, Mrs. Rose Myers, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. J. E. Watson, Mrs. L. B. Crow, Mrs. Lloyd Coberly, Mrs. Harley McCoid, Mrs. Frank Page, Mrs. C. W. Vorhies, Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. L. P Hartzell, Mrs Joe Campbell, Mrs. C. E. Gresser, Mrs. Rollin Gresser, Mrs. Noel Ganoung Mrs. Thora Young, Miss Whitney, Mrs. Adele Bills. Visitors were, Miss Dorothy Watson and Mrs. Ray Hudson. The last quarterly meeting of this conference year was held at the Methodist Church Wednesday night. It was preceded by a covered dish luncheon at 7 o'clock. The meeting was in charge of Carol McLaughlin, the pastor and a short program was given. It was then turned over to Dr. Leslie Miller, who conducted the business session. Mrs. L. P. Hartzell was elected as lay delegate to attend conference at Iola, in October, from Rossville Church. Mr. McLaughlin, who has been the minister here for a year, has attended school at Baldwin, taking extra work all summer. He has enlisted and will be inducted into the Army soon. The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. A…
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date: 1944
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1944 UMC Friendly Circle, Rossville, Kansas
description: THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944 The Friendly Circle class of the Methodist church met in the church parlor, Wednesday, April 19, at a noon covered dish luncheon. Mrs. C. W. Vorhies, Mrs. Thora Young and Miss Vida Whitney were hostesses. There were twenty one members and two visitors present. At 2 o'clock the president, Miss Whitney opened the meeting. Mrs. Lee Henderson had charge of the devotionals by reading the scripture taken from Psalms and led in prayer. Roll Call was answered by giving a household hint. Minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurers report was given and the business of the class was discussed. A plant exchange followed. Meeting closed by benediction. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Amy Meade, on Wednesday, May 17, at noon with Mrs. Frank Steffee and Mrs. Rose Myers as assistant hostesses. Members included, Mrs. Irene Cleveland, Mrs. Frank Steffee, Mrs. Lee Henderson, Mrs. L. B. Crow, Miss Marie Nanninga, Miss Lorena Foreman, Mrs. Charity James, Mrs. Martin Whearty Mrs. C. E. Gresser, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. Adell Bills, Mrs. Dave Stitt, Mrs. Lloyd Coberly, Mrs. Jennie Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Page, Mrs. Frank Page, Mrs. Rose Myers, Mrs. E. D. Hartzell, and the visitors were Miss Bernice Herron, Mrs. Pearl Cless of Denver and the hostesses. Mrs. Lee Henderson assisted by Mrs. Grant Meade, Mrs. Rose Myers and Mrs. Frank Steffee entertained the Friendly Circle class of the Methodist church, at the Henderson home Wednesday noon May 17. President Vida Whitney called the meeting to order at 2 o'clock by all singing, "Faith of our Fathers" Mrs. Stevens had charge of the devotions by reading Math:32-39 and led in prayer. Roll call was answered by "One's Hobby" Minutes of the last meeting was read and the treasurers report given. At the social hour, Mrs. Farris favored by playing a piano solo "Birds in the Woods." Mrs. Myers gave "Neighbors" Math. 64. A poem 'Mothers Day" was read by Theo Young. Mrs. Stitt gave the poem "Habits" Mrs. Archie Lambert wh…
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date: 1944
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1944 UMC W.S.C.S., Rossville, Kansas
description: J99</ The W. S. C, S. of the Methodist church, met at the home of Mrs.C. S. Smith, this Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened by singing "I Need Thee Every Hour," followed by prayer by Mrs. Charity James. Meditation was given by Mrs. W. E. Ellis. A group of sentence prayers and the song, "Come Thou Almighty King," was then given, and Mrs. Theo Young led in prayer. Social and Evangelical work in China Was given by Mrs. Adelle Bills. Roll Call was answered by daily Bible reading. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report given, The meeting closed with the song, "God Be With You Till We Meet Again." A White Elephant Sale followed, sponsored by the White Division with Mrs. Allyn Hartzell as auctioneer. Receipts of sale was over $11. Those present: Mrs. Glen Sebring, Mrs. Lloyd Coberly, Mrs. L. B. Crow, Mrs. Lee Henderson, Mrs. Frank Page, Mrs. Charity James Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. J. E. Wat¬son, Mrs. Allyn Hartzell, Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. Thora Young, Mrs. C. E. Gresser, Mrs. L. P. Hartzell, Mrs. Adelle Bills, Mrs. Joe Campbell, Mrs Ed Lambert, Miss Clara Ruff, Mrs. E. D. Hartzell. Mrs. James Lillard was a visitor The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church sponsored a Silver Tea, Tues¬day afternoon at the church, and de¬spite the rain a large crowd attended. An entertaining program was given including several musical numbers, a reading and a one-act play. Mrs. Joe Campbell gave 2 violin solos, accom¬panied by Virginia Parr; a reading, "Heritage" was given by Margie Lil¬lard and Joyce Navarre sang, "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Peggy Navarre. A one-act play, "Women Who Wait" was given by six High School girl, directed by Miss Bernice Herron. The cast included, Betty Countryman, Betty Parr, Bar¬bara McCoid, Esther Page, Peggy Navarre, and Thelma Parr. The program was highly complimented and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone present. The church was decorated in spring flowers. Following the program, tea was served in the church parlor. The table …
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date: 1944
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1944-1949 UMC Pastor in Service/Artistic Ability, Rossville, Kansas
description: October 19, 1944 Carroll McLaughljn, 702 1/2 East Madison, Iola, Kansas, former Methodist pastor of the Rossville-Silver Lake Methodist Churches, will report to Leavenworth to go into active service October 23. He writes from Iola and states he hopes nothing goes wrong and that he can get into something good—just getting in the service is worth something to him September 1, 1949 Rev. Don Jones is the name the new Methodist pastor at Rossville announced at the annual conference. December 1, 1949 MINISTER GIVES SAMPLE OF HIS ARTISTIC ABILITY Don Jones, popular young minister of the Methodist Church, has transformed what had been a very unattractive window in the church building into a beautiful painting depicting the Christmas story. His congregation wonder when Don found the time, but after-midnight revelers tell of lights in the church when they returned home. With an inspiration, a little paint, brushes and an unlimited ability to get things done, he has created a work of art that is an inspiration for all who behold and an improvement to the appearance of the church. Thank you, Rev. Jones, is the appreciative remark of one of his congregation.
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date: 1944, 1949
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1944-1950 UMC Events, Rossville, Kansas
description: November 2, 1944 A most enjoyable evening was spent by the High School class of the Methodist church, Saturday evening, when Helen and Ruth Spears entertained them with a hayrack ride and Halloween party They were hauled to the old stone house, known; as the Shenk house, now vacant where many ghost stories and fortunes were told. After this hair rising adventure they were then hauled to the Spear home where they enjoyed a "wiener roast" after which they were taken home in cars. The girls were assisted by Mrs. Eston Page, Mrs. Ralph Page and Mrs. Spears. Twenty-four guests were present. November 9, 1950 The Methodist ladies served over 200 meals at their election day dinner Tuesday evening in Community Center.
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date: 1944, 1950
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1945 UMC Friendly Circle/W.S.C.S., Rossville, Kansas
description: The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church met this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Beth Hartzell. The meeting opened with prayer by Irene Cleveland followed by the reading of the minutes and treasurers report and reports given by the committees. Mrs. Bess Conley's group had charge of the program. The lesson theme was "Women of the Church." Mrs Gresser and Miss Clara Ruff gave a short reading, followed by song and readings by the group on "The House of God," and Response. Mrs. Gresser gave the closing prayer. "Christian Life of Madame Chang-Kai-Chek," was given by Mrs. Irene Campbell. "Own Feeling for Church," was given by Mrs. Hertha Coberly and Mrs, Campbell. The meeting closed with prayer by Miss Clara Ruff. Refreshments were served by Edna Spears and her group Those present were, Irene Campbell Mrs. Minnie Rasch, Odessa Lambert, Mrs. Lila Bahner, Mrs. Hertha Coberly, Mrs. Thora Young, Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. Frank Steffee, Mrs. Grace Gresser, Miss Clara Ruff, Mrs. Irene Cleveland, Mrs. Bess Conley Mrs. Grace Hartzell, Mrs. Elsie Rasch, Mrs. Edna Spears, Mrs. Della Sebring Mrs. Gertrude Lambert, Miss Veda Whitney and the hostess. The Friendly Circle Class of the Methodist Church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Rogers, who was assisted by Mrs. Ralph Page, Mrs. Golda Cottle and Mrs. Frank Page at the noon hour luncheon. The nesting was opened by the secretary reading minutes of the last meeting and giving the treasurer's report. Roll call was answered three ways— either by verse of scripture, What can be done to beautify the yard, or just present. Two new members were taken in the Circle—.Mrs. W. A. Moyer, who recently moved to the Mesmer farm from Manhattan and Mrs. Lulu Ward who is making an indefinite stay with her sister, Mrs. Ida James. An Irish program and games arranged by the committee, Mrs. Lee Henderson and Mrs. Rollin Gresser afforded diversion for everyone present. Mrs. Lloyd Coberly Mrs. Rose Myers, Mrs. Lulu Ward, Mrs. Flora Spears, Mrs. W…
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date: 1945
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1945 UMC Victory in Europe plans, Rossville, Kansas
description: March 22, 1945 V-E DAY TO BE HELD SACRED Many earnestly pray for the day of Victory in Europe. When that day comes, V-E Day—the people of Rossville community will be given the opportunity to make the day sacred. Last Sunday afternoon a committee planned for the observance of the occasion. A service of worship in which all may have a part is to be carried out. There will be a praise and thanksgiving and intercession, remembrance and dedication This united service for (all in our community) will be in the Methodist church. The Rev. N. P. Olney is to preside. A large chorus will lead. Look in next week's paper for more information—to be cut out and pinned up somewhere for ready reference.
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date: March 22, 1945
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1945 UMC W.S.C.S./Friendly Circle, Rossville, Kansas
description: Mrs. Lloyd Coberly was hostess to members of the W. S. C. S. of Methodist church, this Thursday afternoon. The program for the afternoon was prepared by Mrs. Rollin Gresser and Mrs. Levi Henderson and included a broadcast. The announcer from Rossville was Mrs. Beth Hartzell and the announcer from Holy Land was Mrs. Vina McCoid. Musical numbers included a duet by Mrs. Irene Campbell and Mrs. Levi Henderson; a quartet by; Mrs. Coberly, Mrs. Archie Lambert, Mrs. C. E. Gresser and Mrs. Edgar Lambert and a duet by Mrs. C. E. Gresser and Mrs. Campbell. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Rose Myers. New group leaders are, Vina McCoid Mrs. Stella Page, Edna Spears, Bess Conley, Veda Whitney and Mrs. Ellis. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Ed Lambert. Vina McCoid's group will have charge of the program and Veda Whitney the refreshments. Mrs. L. B. Crow entertained the members of the W. S. C, S. at her home this Thursday afternoon. The president had charge and after the business session, the devotionals were led by Mrs. McCoid. Others taking part on the program were, Mrs. C. E. Gresser, Mrs. Ed Lambert, and Mrs. Rollin Gresser. The lesson was given by Mrs. Ed Lambert. At the social hour refreshments were served by group 2, with Veda Whitney in charge. World Day of Prayer was announced for Tuesday February 16. Mrs. Charley Baird and Mrs. Robert Cassidy were guests present. The members included, Mrs. Joe Watson, Veda Whitney, Ruth Page, Jennie Rogers, Della Sebring, Cornelia Stevens, Beth Hartzell, Mary Hartzell, Stella Henderson, Gertrude Lambert, Odessa Lambert, Vina McCoid, Daisy Crow, Golda Cottle, Minnie Ellis, Ethel Ferguson, Lena Gresser and Grace Gresser. A special number thoroughly enjoyed was given by Phyllis Page, who gave a reading on the song, "Home Sweet Home," and was accompanied by music played by a music box all during her reading. Mrs. Noel Ganoung was hostess to the members of the Friendly Circle Class of the Methodist Church Wednesday. She was assisted by Mrs.…
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date: 1945
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1945-02-08 Christian Missionary Society meeting/church schedules, Rossville, Kansas
description: February 8, 1945 Mrs. Frank Zickefoose was hostess to the members of the Christian missionary society at her home Friday afternoon. Fifteen members and guests were present. The pro- gram was led by Mrs. Minnie Navarre. The topic was "Christian Pageant in the Pacific." Four instructive topics were given: "No White Man had Known," a map talk by Mrs Viola McClain; "The Missionary Challenge," a letter by Mrs. Bert Hayes; "Thailand, the Key of the Southwest," an appraisal by Mrs. C. E. Cless and Mrs. Thelma Sigler, and "'Buddhism and Christianity", an interview by Mrs. Everett Pelfrey and Mrs. Cecil Lemon, with songs and prayers interspersed with the papers. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Sigler. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Vida Stumbaugh for the March meeting. Guests were Mrs. Minnie Bird, and Mrs. Chapman of Topeka; members present included Mrs. Thelma Sigler, and Carol, Mrs. Everett Pelfrey, Mrs. James Lillard, Mrs. Viola McClain and Eldon, Mrs. Peter Navarre, Mrs. Walter Trubey, Mrs. Bert Hayes, Mrs. E. E. French, Mrs. C. E. Cless, Mrs. John Maus and the hostess. At the social period Mrs. Zickefoose served refreshments AT THE CHURCHES METHODIST CHURCH At Rossville— Sunday School at 9:45 Noel Ganoung, Supt. Church service at 11:00 a. m. At Silver Lake— Sunday School at 10 a. m. Paul Snavely, Supt. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thelma Parr, Superintendent Buddy Martin, Asst. Supt. Bible School at 9:45 a. m. 11:00 a. m.—Communion Service KENT NEWMAN, Minister DELIA—ROSSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
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date: February 8, 1945
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