Methodists Organized In This City 100 Years Ago - History Of Churches March 3, 1951
Members Stay With The Church - Several 'Tie' For Record At 5th Ave. August 16, 1952
Methodists To Build New Unit - Will Accommodate Over 250 Children March 22, 1959
Groundbreaking Service May 18, 1959
Educational Unit September 26, 1959
Addition Doubles Room For Methodist Children - We're 'Packed Like Sardines' . . . July 9, 1960
Fifth Avenue Has New Worship Area - For Handicapped November 25, 1967
5th Avenue To Burn Mortgage On Sunday November 22, 1975
Worshipers Get A Lift - Aids Elderly, Handicapped September 4, 1976
If You Love Jesus Just Drive On In July 3, 1978
Fifth Avenue Is Given Special Recognition November 4, 1978
Fifth Avenue Forms United Men's Group March 10, 1979
Author Will Speak At Fifth Avenue March 17, 1979
Physician Author To Speak Here May 12, 1979
Fifth Ave. Plans Expansion October 11, 1981
'Care And Share' House Gains Funds August 20, 1983
]]> The church has carried on its ministry along with the development and growth of the west end of the city. It serves a large constituency.
In 1889 Rev. S.A. Alexander was sent by the annual conference to work in the west section of Council Bluffs. Services were first held at Overton's mission, Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue. Early in the spring of 1880 the site for the first church was chosen, which was the present location. Bishop Warren was present for the cornerstone ceremony on Sept. 10. The church was completed and dedicated in February of 1890, with Bishop Newman preaching the dedicatory sermon.
]]> With Britches Reinforced, Iowa Boys To Crash Broadway - Manhattan Project July 10, 1949
Grandson Exhibits Painting Of Smith November 5, 1950
Norman Filbert Jr. To Join Town Crier August 29, 1952
Filbert Elected By Theater Group September 18, 196?
Little Theater Group To Meet - Norman Filbert Jr. Is Named President October 12, 1952
Mrs. Filbert To Head Chanticleer - General Meeting Set Friday Night July 21, 1953
Voice Of The Ball February 15, 1955
Filbert To Play Lead In Chanticleer Production October 7, 1955
Filbert To Direct 'Two Blind Mice' - Chanticleer Play Set For May 18-19 March 15, 1956
Mrs. Filbert Will Head U.F. Group July 31, 1957
Let's Chat With Norman Filbert Jr. March 8, 1959
Filbert Elected By Chanticleer July 29, 1959
Name Filbert Top Young Man; Williams, Outstanding Farmer - Honored By Junior Chamber January 24, 1961
Mrs. Filbert Will Star As 'Pajama Game' Babe September 3, 1961
Director Honors Louise Filbert - Awards To Suave, Yvonne Johnson June 20, 1962
Mr. Silhouette July 21, 1963
Norm Filbert Cautious Despite Success Of 'Solomon Grundy' May 23, 1965
Let's Chat . . . With Louise Filbert July 11, 1965
Chanticleer Show Opens September 26, 1965
Mrs. Filbert Is Elected Symphony Guild Head April 26, 1972
Local Artists In Musical February 27, 1974
Symposium To Feature Director March 4, 1974
Favorite Director? Her Own Husband March 17, 1974
Getting In Shape . . . September 8, 1974
Lou Filbert Is Bureau Honoree February 23, 1975
Filberts Win Chamber Honors November 1, 1977
ISU Award For Peters, Filbert April 5, 1978
Theater In Omaha Eyed By Filbert October 20, 1978
Many Details Involved In Planning Dinner Theater October 22, 1978
Filbert Readies New Stage December 10, 1978
'Promises' Are Fulfilled - At Midtown Upstairs Theater June 17, 1979
Reagan Is No Stranger To Some C.B. Residents November 6, 1980
Filbert Touch Added To 'On Golden Pond' September 20, 1984
Chanticleer's 'Our Town' Like A Reunion March 10, 1985
Filbert To Lend Track A Hand March 21, 1985
Day Player November 12, 1985
Remembering Lou . . . December 4, 1994
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