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Moravia Union, Thursday, September 12,1974 FOR room house, on 160x100 ft. lot 2 blocks southwest corner of Moravia square, city gas. If interested call 856-2855. 37-tf WORK Fall plowing of gardens, call 724-3705, Don Self. 37-2t HELP WANTED Waitress, cook's helper, cook.

Please apply.in person. Buck Creek Cafe. tf used oil heater. Phone 724-9824. Floyd Paxton.

FALL FESTIVAL SALE SPECIAL items cut 30 to during the Festival only at McDonough's Gamble Store. 37-It MORAVIA 7243660; or home phones 724-3777 or 724-3520. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. who has drivers license, will pay top wages, steady work.

M. H. Johnson. GARAGE Saturday, Sept. 12-14.

Port T.V., Coleman lantern, toys, adult children' clothing. 204 W. North, Moravia. 37-lt FOR SALE 1975 American Legion cards, Sept. 9th, regular meeting.

36-2t FOR Purebred Suffolk rams, 3 coming yearlings and one older. Dwain Johnson, phone 7243370. CLASSES knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, crewel, tole and decorative painting etc. For details, call Ginny's Corner, 724-3218. 37tf land discing to save you money, by the hour or by the acre.

Bob Martin, phone 856-75 for mobile operator, ask for JL3-3337 or 724-9828. 3'ltf Good selection of various passenger sized used school buses. If you are interested in making a camper, need a church bus, we have the bus to fit your needs. Saf- T-Liner Bus Sales, 1500 E. Broadway, Des Moines, Iowa.

It FOR bedroom home, 301 E. Charles, immediate possession, cash or contract Phone Wilson Realty 856-3074 or Paul Wilson 724-3295 or Floyd Crabtree 9382979. It FOR lot for mobile home, gas, water and sewer hook-ups. Phone 724-3420. 36tf Livestock hauling.

Elzy Johnson. 724-9878. 45-4t FOR registered Corrie- dale rams. Arthur Andrews, call 724-3602. 37-lt RENT the Host Electric Brush to dry clean your carpets for the fall clean-up.

$2 a day at Moravia Furniture, call 724-3264. 16tf Purina Chows Join the Chow line i at Goode Elevator, ALBIA Mf FOR home lot in Moravia, natural gas, water and sewer. Call 932-5449. FOR vegetables. W.

O. McDanel, west of Iconium near Bridgeview. FOR bedroom modern home in Moravia; call 724-3339 or see Kenneth O'Connor. ISO AND SEW MEETS AT VANZANTE HOME So and Sew Club met at the home of Margaret VanZante for the first meeting of the fall season Thursday, Sept. 5.

Several items of business were discussed. Roll call was "Something I Remember About (My First Each member was asked to contribute an article for exhibit at the Fall Festival, Sept 12-13-14, the purpose to increase exhibitors, and any prize money received to be used for a worthy cause, to be decided upon later. A pencil game was played with all players receiving a prize. A closing quote "Not Enough Time" was read by Margaret VanZante, president. Lovely refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.

The October meeting will be with Alice Woodward. Those present were: Doris Wilson, Bea French, Pearl Woodward, Carletta Stocker, Judi Stocker, Marilyn McDanel, Alice Woodward, Ruth Wilson, Velda Brown, Lois Mason and the hostess. WATERMELON SALE Conducted by the Moravia FFA on the square during the Fall Festival. Come have melon with us! It RESPONSIBLE PERSON Wanted to own and operate candy confection vending route. Moravia and surrounding area.

Pleasant business. High profit items. Can start part time. Age or experience not important. Requires car and $1395 to $4795 cash investment.

For details write and Include your phone number: Department BW 3938 Meadowbrook Rd. Minneapolis, MN 55426 Angel's Cafe MORAVIA, IOWA Week-day Lunches 5 1.80 $2.00 SANDWICHES SHOUT ORDERS HOMEMADE PIES 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday thru Friday 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays SISTER OF MRS.

HERSHBERGER DIES AT WICHITA, KANS. Mrs. Ruby Louise Sloan, 52 years and 8 months, died suddenly at her home in Wichita, Sunday evening of a heart attack. She was born Jan. 1, 1922 at Melrose, to Wallace and Cora (Lemley) Means.

Surviving are her widower. Gene; one son, John W. Besco, Jr. of Melrose; two daughters, Miss Connie Besco of Keokuk and Mrs. Jolene (Robert) Abrahamson of Har- Dan; three grandchildren; her mother, Mrs.

Cora Means of Melrose, two brothers, Leo Means of Lucas, and Raymond Means of Melrose; and four leisters, Mrs. Madonna (Walter) Abbas 'and Mrs. Theresa (Alfred) McGee, both of Melrose, Mrs. Marte (Huston Jr.) Comstock of Taintor, and Mrs. Doris (Charles) Hershbcrger of Albia.

A service was held in Wichita at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept 4, and the body brought to Albia where a service was held Thursday, Sept. 5, at 2 p.m. at Humeston Funeral Home. In charge of Rev.

Laverne Leigh, soloist Paul Klingensmith, and organist Vera Kllng- ensmith. Pallbearers were Donald Garrett, Chariton; Kenneth Comstock, Marshall Comstock, of Melrose; Daniel Comstock of Taintdr; Leroy Comstock of Oskaloosa; and James Hershberger of Albia. All were nephews. Interment at Oak View Cemetery at Albia, Iowa. Chnreh of Nazareno D.

R. UMes, Pastor Sunday, Sept 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, th Bible Study Hour. A class for every age group. Frank Woodward Superintendent.

11:00 a.m. Morning Service, th Worship Hour. 6:45 p.m. N.Y.P.S., the Fellowship Hour. Rose Mary Smith, President Nancy Klampe, Teen Director.

Opa Longley, Junior Director. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service the Gospel Hour. Wednesday, Sept. 7:30 p.m.

Prayer Meeting, the Power Hour. With the youth in charge. Thursday, Sept 12:00 noon prayer and fasting, at the church. p.m. Junior Bible Quiz zing at the Bill Woodward residence.

For transportation, call 724-3649 "Holiness is more than a dynamic for daily living; it is also preparation for the Second Coming." Complete Line ASTRO Carpeting For Every Room of the House MISSIONARY MEETING AT NAZARENE CHURCH Wednesday evening was the N.W.M.S. missionary society at the Nazarene church with 23 attending. The meeting began with choruses of ''Declares His Glory" with Larry Smith leading. Mrs. Marion Woodward gave the devotional taken from Psalms 63 ch.

Prayer was given by Bill and Frank Woodward. Mrs. Alice Woodward gave a reading from the church magazine. Miss. Cheerie Smith, Miss Suann Russell and Miss Sheila Woodward sang a special song.

A skit "Neglected" taken from September membership Emphesis was given by Marjorie Paxston, Marion Woodward and Barbara Uhles. Mrs. Patty Self had the lesson learning more about South America. Those who took part with her were: Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Rev. Uhles. Mrs.

Doris Main gave an interesting article on the Alabaster Box work. We were glad to have nine new members to join our missionary society for this year. These meetings are very interesting. First Wednesday evening of each month! Visitors are welcome. Expert Installation Economically Priced See Apponoose Lumber Co.

MOKAVIA, IOWA HOSPITAL AUXILIARY PLANS ANNUAL COUNTY FAIR Members of the Monroe County Hospital Auxiliary are completing plans for their annual county fair, the one fund raising project for the organization during the year. The fair is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the Monroe County Fairgrounds. Dinner will be served in the 4-H Building starting at o'clock. Serving as general chairperson is Mrs.

Albert president of the auxiliary. Chairpersons named for the booths are: Mrs. Kenneth Bettis, home made candy and popcorn balls; Mrs. Herbert Bettis, cake walk; Mrs. Albert Spaur, jewelry; Mrs.

Muriel Napier, country store with home made baking and canning: Mrs. Albert Weir, bazaar with its handiwork. There will be a booth for anyone wishing to join the auxiliary. Da- nations are needed for all at the anua) fair, persons wishing to make donations please contact the chairperson. Tomatoes are also needed for the dinner, anyone wishing to donate to the dinner call the president, Mrs.

Albert Spaur. Iconli United Methodist Rtv. B. Doodricfc, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Worship Service.

10:30 a.m. Church School. The Moravia United Methodist Parish Rtv. Parmor, Pastor Fall Schedule: 9:30 a.m. Worship at Grace; Church School at Salem 10:30 a.m.

Worship at Salem; Church School at Grace Grace United Methodist Jerry Bobtenz, Lay Fit, Sept 13, Fall Festival Dinner will be served, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Sept 14 afld" IS, United Methodist Conference on the Holy Spirit at Veterans Auditorium in DCS Moines. Sept 16, Senior Choir rehearsal, 7:00 p.m. Sept 18, United Methodist Women will meet at 1:30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer meeting, 7:00 pjn.

Snlen United Methodist Harris, Church School Soot. Sat, Sept 14, Fall Festival Dinner wffl be served, beginning at 11:00 ajn. Sept 14 and IS, United Methodist Conference on the Holy Spirit at Veterans-Auditorium in Des Moines. Sept 15, Sunday Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Sept 18, Men's Breakfast and Bible Study for all men of the community, 6:30 a.m.

EASTERN STARS PLAN CAKE WALK.FOR FESTIVAL Tuesday evening the'Moravia Q.E.S. met for their regular meeting with Mrs. Wanda VanBenthuy- sen presiding worthy, matron. Following the Opening, the worthy matron read the names of the fifty- year members, though none were present, they were honored with their names on gold stars on a white backdrop in the east. Also lonored were 25-year members or more, seven were present and honored.

Lucile Carter, organist, was lien honored being presented to the Star points and presented with red roses and a gift. Invitations to Friendship meet- ngs were read and discussed. Also a report on Grand Chapter to be held to October was read. The members were reminded about the cake walk to be held Friday night at the Fall Festival, also Rainbow cake walk on Thursday night The stars also are giving away a woven rug with donations as a money project for this year. Plans were discussed on the 'riendship night planned for Oct 8, the regular meeting night Following the closing, refreshments of cake, coffee, iced tea, mints and nuts were served by Mrs; FOR Plumbing Sewer Roto-Rooter Bockhoe Digging Trenching Work Call Bob Merlin 724-8il28 Moravia Moble Phone 866-75 for operator Ask for JL3-S837 "If you reject yau nuwt HM'f Subscribe Moravia Union Keep Authentically Informed All Loeal Activities Pictures Rural CamrauDity News Proceedings of Local and County Governing Bodies H40 a year Monroe CountUa a.

Local News Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels and Kevin were Sunday dinner at the Max Means home in Des Moines. Mrs. Hazel' Boyer, former Md- ravian, has moved from her home to an apartment at the Good Samaritan Retirement Village, 2101 South Garfield, No.

405, Loveland, 80537. Grace Whitehead was a Tuesday visitor with Mrs. Zenith Hiatt. Rex Angel was a Sunday supper guest with Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Scott. and Mrs. Loyd Carter went Saturday to the Richard Goughnour home in Mcdiapolis and accompanied the Goughnours and daughter Rhonda to the rodeo at Ft. Madison Saturday night. They returned home Sunday.

Sunday afternoon callers on Mintia Shoemaker were Mae McDonald; Hazel Simmons, Vera Walker and Violet Larson of Albia. All called later on Lillian and Elsie Callen. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels called on Mintia Shoemaker Saturday evening.

Hazel Scott came in the afternoon. Chairman Alberta Spencer called the meeting to order. Minutes of last meeting and July picnic were read. Roll Call was answered by 16 Trirr to Merle Hay shopping center was planned for Oct 4. Leave Moravia at 8:15 a.m.

from east side of square. Donita Havard joined the club. Election of 1974-1975 was held with the following elected: chairman, Alberta Spencer, vtee- chaprman, Mary Kay Watt and secretary and treasurer, Gladys Harsh. Secret pals were revealed and new ones drawn. Vickie Mihalovich won the door prize.

Next meeting will be in November with Mary Kay Hiatt. ffloravia Electronics Authorized Warranty Repair RCA ZENITH SYLVANIA Phone 724-3569 Classes Beginning Soon rahet Schneider and Mrs, Ray Pborfty. TAYLOR-AID CLUB MEETS WiTH GLADYS HARSH Taylor Aid met Friday, Sept 6 or regular meeting with Gladys Harsh. Those to enjoy the cooperative dinner were: Wilda Argo; Ballanger, Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Hiatt and Chad. Mary Meadows, Vic Mihalovich. Marie Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schrodt, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spencer and Siris, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Wilson. Barbara Sievers, Donita Havard and We will soon be starting fall in Needlework, Knitting, Crocheting, Needlepoint, Crewel, Tole and Decorative Painting, etc. For Details Call GINNY'S CORNER 724-3218: GRAND OPENING Fall Festival Special Artificial Mini Fruit-Crate Reg. $4.95 Special $3.50 We will be GIVING AWAY a FREE TERRARIUM Saturday evening at the Fall Festival. Drop In for a FREE CUP OF COFFEE and register during our grand opening.

FREE To the first 25 ladles each day, Friday and Saturday. Moravia Florist 724-366O 724-3777 724-3620 Slop In and see the many fine gift suggestions our bride-to-be has chosen. Judy KeBey of David Godby, Jr. We hove in store mony nice practical suggestions. ffiomia Funiture FURNITURE- CARPETING Phone 724-3264 Thursday -Friday and Saturday No Deliveries This So turd ay, Please.

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