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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
3
A consolidated list of Sunday services from Grace Arizona to St. Mark's in Butte details pastors, sermon topics, service times from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday schools at 12:30 p.m., Epworth and junior leagues, and choir performances across multiple congregations including Mountain View Meaderville and Holy Trinity with Swedish and English services and special music numbers.
Floral Park Community at the corner of Gladstone and Edwards streets announces that Ber ten Emery Crane, pastor, will lead the Sunday school hour at 2 o clock.
Charles A. Cook pastor leads at 11 a m with a sermon titled Two Young Men in a Great Victory. Sunday school at 12 30 p m, young people's meeting at 7 p m on What Bible Reading Will Do for Us, evening service at 8 00 p m features Forgiven and special music.
St John s at Idaho Street and Broadway hosts 8 am holy communion, 11 am communion and sermon, 12 30 pm church school, 7 30 pm evening prayer and sermon, all at the parish house. Bethel at Mercury and Ida streets holds 8 pm evening service with Rev J B Penhall preaching, 12 30 pm Sunday school, 2 pm Bible class, 6 30 pm Baptist Young People union on What Bible Reading Will Do for Us. St Paul s at Talbot and Warren avenues conducts Sunday school at 2 pm.
Seventh Day at 521 West Porphyry hosts Sabbath school Saturday at 10 a m Bible study and public worship at 11 a m for members and visitors.
First Church of Christ Scientist Woman's club building at Park street and Clark avenue offers services at 11 a m and 8 p m with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school is at 9 45 a m.
Sunday school begins at 10 with morning service at 11 and evening service at 8. The Rev. Axel R. Anderson from Seattle Washington will preach at both morning and evening services.
Society of Psychic Philosophy at Silver Bow Spiritualist church hosts a 2:30 p m lecture by Albert Blane on parental responsibility followed by questions and discussion. A later 8 p m session features spirit communication with Mrs Flora Hutson as message bearer at Silver Street location and a second 8 p m meeting at Knights of Pythias hall on South Main with Mrs Ham as medium.
Mrs. Emily T. Lost will deliver a lecture on Theosophical society subject Sunday evening at 8 15. A cello violin and piano trio by Mr Carney Miss Brennan and Mrs Carney will accompany with a vocal solo by Miss Edna Wood.
At Shortridge Memorial church, located at Washington and Mercury streets, minister B. H. Lingen felter conducts Bible school at 11 with a sermon titled The Name Christian. The noon sermon, The First Command, follows, and the evening service at 8 features Y P S C E at 8 and another sermon.
Announcement references Emanuel Lutheran at the southeast corner of Montana and Silver streets. No further details or dates provided in readable text.
At Broadway and Ida ho street Pastor RE Groeneveld holds morning service at 11 with Sunday school at 12 30 and young people's meeting at 7 followed by an evening service at 8. At Welsh Dakota and Aluminum streets Pastor Richard Thomas offers 11 o'clock service with a sermon The Consequences of Sin and 7 30 service with a sermon Christian Consecration followed by communion. Central Utah avenue and First street hosts 11 and 8 o'clock services preached by the pastor with the evening topic The Triumph of Christian Endeavor and Sunday school at 12 15. choir performs Crown Him King of Kings at the evening service.
Peggy and Happy Giggles intervene in a bee queen feud under an old oak tree. A young queen is freed from capture after a clash between rival hives and a wise intervention prompts reconciliation. The old queen apologizes and departs to start a new colony as Peggy hurries to school.
The Philadelphia Press declares Bergdoll’s moneyed escape as a striking display of rotten conduct, arguing that only someone with wealth could pull off such a flight and criticizing the lack of accountability surrounding the act.
Playing to capacity, the senior play Under Cover by Rio Megrue Cooper drew a sold out crowd in the school auditorium. Miss Gertrude Ryan trained a balanced thirteen actor cast led by Lucille Staebler and Harold Reynolds with a lavish set and elegant costumes. Proceeds go to the class fund for a gift from the class of 1920.
George H. Shelton newly appointed assistant United States district attorney for Montana returned yesterday from Helena where he held a conference with United States Attorney E. C. Day. He will shortly establish offices in Butte, it is said.
Charles M. Parr, once a Butte attorney, has spent the past 11 years in the commission business in Great Falls. He was a visitor in Butte yesterday.
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