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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1924
Page
6
Sunday school at midday. evening worship at 8 PM with a Swedish sermon. Christmas morning services at 6:30 and 7:15 AM. Trinity Finnish at 615 East Park Street with Pastor Mathias Sahinen conducting Sunday school at 10 AM, morning worship at 11 AM, and evening worship at 7 PM. Christmas morning worship at 10 o'clock and evening worship at 7:30.
The Methodist churches in Silver Bow Park Thornton and Grand avenues Unity Meaderville Trinity Mount Bethel Mountain View Wesley Chapel and Wesly chapel outline Christmas and regular services. Timings include Sunday worship 11 am, 7 30 pm evenings, special music by choirs, Sunday school trees and programs, epworth leagues and boy scout pageants.
Grace church at Second Street Charles Francis Wolfe pastor leads fourth Advent service with morning worship at 11 o clock Sunday school at 12 30 Epworth League 6 featuring Miss Almedia Bucher. Evening worship at 7 15 with sermon theme The Birthday of a King.
Gold Hill church and St. Mark's Lutheran announce Sunday services. Emanuel church lists morning worship at 11 and Christmas day services at 10 45 and 7 30 with pastor C E Franzen. Sermons include Who Are You by Rev H E Erickson at Gold Hill and morning sermon at Emanuel.
Morning worship at 11 o clock with English sermon by Pastor L B Williams followed by Sunday school at 12 15. Evening worship at 7 30 features a Welsh sermon and choir rehearsal at 8 30. Central church offers 11 o clock morning service with Ensign Engel preaching and 12 15 Sunday school with no evening services.
St Johns on Southwest corner Idaho and Broadway announces early Holy Communion at 8 AM, morning prayer Litany and sermon at 11, Sunday school at 12 30, evening prayer and sermon at 7 30, Christmas services at 8 and a children's Christmas celebration at 7 30.
The Shortridge Memorial Christian church at Washington and Mercury hosts a Christmas program with scripture themes The Living Christ in morning sermon by Pastor Hugh D Darsie and What the World Owes to Christ in the evening Special music accompanies both services The church school hour includes a White Gifts service at 10 o'clock and activities for Christian Endeavor at 6 39 o clock Morning worship at 11 o'clock and evening worship at 7 30 o'clock
First Church of Christ Scientist at 229 North Montana lists Sunday services at 11 and 8 o'clock with the subject Is the Universe Including Man Enveloped by Atomic Force. Sunday school at 12 15 and midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. reading rooms open daily except Sundays and holidays from 12 to 6 30 and evenings except Wednesday from 7 to 9.
Silver Bow Spiritualist church on Silver Street near Montana Street hosts Sunday evening services at 7 oclock led by Rev. M EB G Howe who will lecture and deliver messages on the subject of God and man or the new question.
The Sunday timetable lists services at 10:15 Sunday School 11:15 morning worship with a German service and an evening sermon titled The Rebirth of Happiness by Pastor Colon O'Farre. Junior and Senior B Y P A meet at 6:30 with an evening service at 7:30.
G Pihiblad, pastor, announces Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and evening sermon at 7 30. Christmas day includes a 6 o clock morning service “Jul Ott a” and 7 30 evening program by Sunday school children. Locations: Dakota and Porphyry streets near Swedish Mission.
Evening programs across several groups include Natural Psychic Science School at 1001 Maryland Avenue with topics on psychism, and Evangelistic Christian outreach at 164 West Granite Street with 8 pm sessions. Theosophical Society at 301 West Granite hosts a 7 30 pm lecture by Mrs. Anna B Masters and study classes midweek. Christmas tree event and children's program planned for Tuesday 7 30 pm at Banal Assembly 319 North Washoe Street with Friday meetings as well.
The Silver Bow County Ministerial Association will meet at the Y M C A on Monday at 10 o'clock in the morning. A discussion of Union Evangelistic services from New Year to Pastor will take place and a special committee will report.
The Congregational church at Floral Park on Gladstone avenue and Edward street with Lester H. Bent as pastor hosts a Sunday 12 o clock Christmas service. Special music includes hymns and an anthem O Littlen of Bethlehem by Arthur Nelson. Mrs Russell Smith sings Star of Bethlehem and Miss Frick Pfeffer and Cagle sing parts. The minister delivers a Christmas sermon second in a two week series titled Western Civilization in the Next 50 Years the Meaning to It of Christmas. Sunday school meets later with aCos iotense Story in Poetry and Song. The People's church at Harrigan avenue and Majors street with Hunt as pastor cannot use the building this Sunday due to weather and condition.
Skages estate funds both the Sunday school session and the evening Christmas program with a 7 30 start. If weather remains severe the program will move to the following week. Christmas tree and candy will be provided. all parents and friends invited. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR BANQUET scheduled for Tuesday evening Dec 30 at Plural Park Congregational church with Miss Carrie Worces ter Miss Frick and Harold Knight on the program committee.
Students received a variety of presents from Percy Templeman who played Santa Claus during the Christmas assembly. The event featured a range of humorous and quirky gifts for faculty and students, and announcements about upcoming games and activities were made by Mr. Ragsdale. The Mountaineer issued a Christmas edition, and the girls basketball tournament saw the seniors win with all team members earning letters.
A 14 year old Butte boy favored commitment to Miles City industrial school over living with his mother and stepfather. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch ordered him sent to the shhoo. Juvenile probation officer Dave OConnor reported the mother’s letter demanding the choice. The boy chose Miles City after some hesitation. Two other youths pleaded guilty for sleeping in an abandoned building and were placed with their mother. A 12 year old boy who took about 100 dollars from a neighbor’s home failed to appear. theft charges were postponed. Several other cases were continued or adjourned pending further action and investigation.
The Butte Open Forum Sunday meeting at the Y will feature Mrs. W J Higgins telling the Christmas tree story with a regulation tree as illustration. John B Taylor forest supervisor will discuss trees native to Montana with lantern slides of national forest scenes. Irene St Quentin leads a children’s choir singing carols and Mrs Will Medlin delivers a solo.
Colldot city workers restarted garbage and ashes pickup after a multi day stoppage due to cold weather. Seven trucks are operating to clear the backlog and restore regular service.
Forsyth District Judge i o visited Butte yesterday and spent the afternoon at the courthouse with Judge William E. Carroll.
Joe Smith's case opened in police court yesterday with a controversial guilty plea on a nuisance charge. The judge released him on a $150 bond, noting this three day period set a city record for the court's inactivity. The dry spell in court echoed a rare silence in the first week of 1918.
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