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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
3
A fragment outlines Wednesday choir practice at 7 30 and evangelism class at 8 30. Friday invites an all church social via Christian Endeavor. Church school at 10 morning worship 11 Christian Endeavor 6 30 and evening worship 7 30.
The notice lists Cecil Leslie Clifford as pastor with morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 7:30 at Mountain View on Mountain View and Quartz streets, including sermons on Christianity or Churchianity and The Devil's Wages for His Metropolis Employes plus mining poems by Walter Holliday. Sunday school at 12:30, leagues at 5:30 and 6:30, and a fellowship hour. Friday Junior league at 4:00. Also preaching at 11:00 and Sunday school at 10:00 at Lowell Avenue corner with George Street, plus Junior and Senior Mischa te league activities and 7:30 service.
An old time advertisement warns that a cold may worsen into flu or pneumonia and promotes Musterole a mustard oil based counter irritant for adults and children. It describes rubbing on congested areas for warming and cooling sensations and lists price 35c and 65c for jars and tubes.
A sequence of services across Meaderville and nearby streets features Rev Charles Rhodes and other pastors celebrating Lincoln day. Congregations from Unity, Grace, Trinity and Mount Bethel announce Sunday schools, morning and evening worships, special programs, crayon talks on Washington, and an evangelistic campaign with daily meetings led by Dr C Leslie Clifford.
Floral Park community holds Sunday worship at noon with minister Lester H Bent preaching on George Washington's Contribution to Religion. Sunday school at 10 30, Christian Endeavor at 6 with subject Friendliness as Expressed Through Industrial Missions. Woman's guild meets next Wednesday with Mrs Faye Perry. Evening sermon repeats last week's talk A Common-Sense View of the Second Coming of Christ soloist Miss Lucy Rundle annual church meeting Wednesday at 8 with officer elections and social hour musicales.
The Christian church at Shortridge Memorial on Washington and Mercury Streets hosts a morning sermon titled The Influence of the Home on Washington and Lincoln by Pastor Hugh D. Darsie. A Children’s story Betsy Ross and the Flag will be told, and Mr Jack Rabbit reads a prize essay on Washington at the evening service. The seventh parable sermon The Ten Virgins will close the day, with a Christian Endeavor topic about friendship expressed through industry.
The Rev Charles F Chapman rector leads early holy communion at 8 00 am morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 am Sunday school at 12 30 pm and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 pm at St John’s corner Idaho Street and Broadway.
The First Baptist at Montana street and Broadway lists morning worship at 7 10:15 o clock Bible school pastor Colon O Farrell 11:15 sermon The Cross Foolishness or Power junior worship 11:15 junior and senior B Y P U 6:30 evening worship.
The notice lists multiple churches and service times including First Church of Christ Scientist at 229 North Montana with 11 am and 8 pm services and a 12:15 pm Sunday school, and a weekday reading room hours. Lutheran St Mark's at Silver and Montana with English morning service at 11 and Swedish evening service at 8, Emanuel Montana and Silver with English 11 am and Swedish 8 pm, plus Sunday school times. Gold Hill and Trinity Finnish churches are also noted with their morning worships and Sunday schools.
At the Jewsh temple on Washington and West Galena streets the Presbyterian church outlines services for Sunday. E J Groeneveld leads morning worship at 11 with Sunday school at 12 30 and junior society at 5 30. Evening worship at 7 30 features Welsh service with L B Williams and an English sermon by Rev Chester Meeker. Choir rehearsal follows at 8 45.
Sunday school at 10, morning worship 11, and evening services 8 led by Rev A R Anderson at Swedish Mission. Good Templar hall hosts BK Evening meeting 8 with Mrs Hutson and Mrs Brackett as mediums. Pentecostal Assembly on West Quartz hosts Robert A Fleming at 3 and 8 with family altar talk at 8. Theosophical center on West Quartz offers White Lotus circle for children 11 40 and a free lecture The Secret of Immortality by Mrs Anna B Masters at 7 30 with study classes midweek.
Weather from the Northern Rockies to the Pacific remains unsettled due to a low pressure near Vancouver Island with rain from British Columbia to Southern California. In contrast, the Northern Plains enjoy fair conditions under a north Dakotas high. Chester Buchtel, Portland fireman, is under arrest for starting fires over 18 months, with property losses cited at 1,000,600 and alleged confessions to 20 fires totaling 59,000.
He claimed to have started fires and, in some cases, fatalities were alleged to result. Buchtel is said to have sparked fires in 16 churches, two parsonages, and a school building, then rushed back to his station to help fight the blazes.
In London on February 20 the bill granting women voting rights at age 21 was rejected at second reading in the house of commons by 226 to 153. An amendment to postpone franchise reform was carried.
The Rialto presents Herbert Brenon’s Paramount feature Peter Pan adapting J M Barrie’s fantasy. Betty Bronson stars as Peter Pan with Ernest Torrence Cyril Chadwick Virginia Brown Faire and Anna Wong in supporting roles. The story follows Wendy John and Michael Darling meeting Peter in Never Never Land.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable cough remedy free of narcotics. It boasts 59 years of trusted use and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Van Belle of Penroy Montana. Refuse substitutes and note it is sold widely.
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