On Sunday, October 4, those who entered Chapel Church’s Fellowship Hall were transported back to the Old West. The room was filled with cowboys, cowgirls, sheriffs, deputies, and even a rodeo clown. They lassoed horses, picked up snakes, branded a cow blindfolded, searched for hidden gold nuggets, and made Wanted Posters of each other. The adults played a TV Western Trivia game and did a “shout out” to guess the theme songs from old westerns as the music played. Supper consisted of beef burgers, hot dogs, baked beans, chips, applesauce, spiced peaches, cornbread/honey, apple, peach and cherry cobblers, decorated sugar cookies, cactus juice, lemonade, milk, water and coffee. Although all children won a door prize, one special prize went to Darrel Burt for riding his horse the farthest to get to Chapel – although he pulled his little horse on wheels rather than riding it! All ages participated in a “Dress the Sheriff” relay. After Ron Groth told a cowboy story about training horses, a beautiful campfire was waiting outside. Stories were told, songs were sung, and the youth had fun playing football. A fun evening was had by all. All are invited to try out Chapel on Sundays at 1597 Abbott Ave – two miles west of Gladbrook and four miles south on gravel. Sunday School for ages 3-99 is at 9:30 a.m. and the worship service is at 10:30 a.m., including praise music at the beginning. Pastor Mark Keefer is the pastor.