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NEAL'S SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Councilmen Candidates
Raymond McConlogue, Jas.
Dial 5201 Two Blocks South of Methodist ChurchMcLaughlin, Willard N e a [,
314 S. Third St. W Mt. Vernon, Iowa Edward Petrick, Hugh Roberts
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MANAO MENT
Yes, it's true that the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation insures the de-
posits of each customer of this bank up
"to $I0.000. However, this does not re-
lieve us f om any part of our responsi-
bility to conduct a sate and dependable
bank.
The same sound principles of manage-
that have built public confidence
in this bank in past yecors are in opera-
tion today---and will continue to guide
ouz course in the iuture.
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Mrs. E. L. Serovy, Dick and De-
Lores of Cedar Rapids were Sun-
day dinner gueats in the Carl Sed-
lacek home. Afternoon callers were
the George Striteskys and LaVonne,
the R. C. Gatewoods, the John
Kvardas, Edward Reif, Fontelle
Pityer, of Cedar Rapids; C. Hersh-
berger, of Kalona; and Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Reif, of Berwyn, 111.
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Hartong, dis-
trict supt of the Methodist church
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joslin Of l
Clarence, daughter and son-in-law
of the Rev. and Mrs. A B. Cham-
berlin, attended the Methodist Fam-
ily Gathering in Chicago over the
week end. There were about 2300
in attendance from the various dis-
tricts in this country and foreign
countries.
Mrs J. R. Eyre returned to Iowa
City on Friday after a visit from
Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs, R. A.
Nelson. In Iowa City she was the
guest of Mrs. T. G. Caywood. Mrs.
Caywood and Mrs. Fredrick Kent
accompanied her to Mt. Vernon
and were luncheon guests Wednes-
day of Mrs. Irl Tubbs. Mrs. Eyre
is returning to her home in Osceola
from Iowa City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carhart of
Pasadena, Cal called on friends
and relatives on Sunday and Man.
day. They were overnight guests
in the Merle Gaudy home Sunday
and called on Miss Mary Gaudy in
Cedar Rapids and on the Charles
Randall Mrs. Carhart was Ethel
Kyle of Mt. Vernon. Both were
members of the class of 1915 at
Cornel/.
Chas. G. Bach an in remitting
for his Hawkeye from McAllen,
Texas, says that the Rio Grande
Valley of Texas is coming back
after the freeze last spring and
drought. Eleven inches of rain fell
in 48 hours recently with some
flooding. It is cooler there now
after a hot summer On account
ef a funny labor situation there
will be little vegetable planting, he
says.
Jim Klimo of Los Angeles, Calif
is visiting in the parental John
Klimo home. Immediately after
his arrival a week ago he organ-
ized some help and installed a
dandy TV set for his father to en-
joy while he is confined to his
home. Jake had been very im-
t pressed with television when he had
first viewed it in Chicago and will
find many hours of good musical
prog:ams to help him pass the time,
campus people. Tickets will be
available Friday and Saturday
at Main hall.
Last on the agenda for the week-
end are the social group breakfasts
which will be held on Sunday
morning.
Mt. Vernon Church Notes
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Morton B. Green, Pastor
9:45 Sunday School for all ages.
10:45 Morning worship. Sermon
theme: "A Good Beginning in a Bad
Spot." A nursery for pro-school
children is provided during this
hour.
6:00 Youth Fellowship This will
be the second in a series of a study
on "Alcohol". Richard Wolfe will
be the guest speaker, bringing to
i the young people the laws about
liquor control
Wednesday 2:30, the W.S.C.S. Cir-
cles will meet.
At the service last Sunday, the
children of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beni-
schek received Christian baptism
They are Patricia Ann, Connie Lou
and Leo Edward II. The infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leo Kirk-
patrick, Diane Louise, also received
Christian baptism.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Wilson Bean, Pastor
9:45 A.M. Church School
10:45 A.M. Morning Worship. Mrs.
Helen Schroeder at the organ; choir
directed by LaDon Riedesel. "Abid-
ing Realities" will be the theme of
Dr. Bean's sermon. !
At noon there will be a congre-I
gational dinner. All families are in-
vited to pack a basket and bring
provisions. All interested are wel-
come.
Following the dinner a business
meeting is called by the Board of
Trustees to hear and take action on
their recommendation on the organ.
R A. Travis is president and Charles
L. Blinks secretary.
Circles of P.W.O. will meet Wed-
nesday afternoon as announced else-
where . . . Cub Scouts will meet
Thursday evening in the church
basement.
Presbytery has named Dr. Bean
Moderator of the Linn Grove
church. Claude Klaver continues to
serve as student supply of that con-
gregation.
LINN GROVE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Worship 11:00
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