Presbyterian girls urged to pursue service in church missions
More than 56 000 Presbyterian girls in colleges will be visited by secretaries of the Woman's Boards of Home and Foreign Missions to link them with local churches. The drive, funded by a 19 million dollar campaign, aims to place graduates in overseas and home service as doctors nurses teachers and missionaries and to recruit more field and synodical secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Board of Home Missions
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Interchurch World Movement
Presbyterian College
China
India
Japan
Syria
United States
Palm Sunday church services across Butte churches
The Butte churches list Palm Sunday and Holy Week services. St Johns invites all parishioners for multiple rites with Bishop present. St Pauls and St Andrews host confirmations. Emanuel offers Swedish and English services. Holy Trinity and St Marks share sermons and Holy Thursday Good Friday rites. Bethany Floral Park holds Sunday school and evening service. Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran conducts morning service and Holy Week events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hill
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Copper and
Alaska
J. Mithun
Palm Sunday Church Services Across Butte Area
A list of churches in Butte and Meaderville with service times. Lowell Avenue and George Street pastor Edward Johnston Harper preaches at 11 p m with 7 30 p m program. Mountain View hosts George David Wolfe with class and worship and a 9 o clock Indian pageant. Trinity led by W H Pascoe with services at 11 and 7 20, plus Sunday school and Epworth League. A M and E on Idaho and Platinum host C N Elliott at 11 and 8 with music and Sunday school at 10. Grace at Arizona and Second, Charles Rhodes offers 11 am and 7 30 pm services with Palm Sunday music and 12 30 Sunday school. Silver Bow has 11 am service no evening. Meaderville Fr C Pulford hosts 11 am service with 7 30 pm closing, girls chorus, junior league at 2 30.
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Lowell Aveneice
Lowell Avenue
George Street
Edward Johnston Harper
Clarence J. Atkins
Interchurch World Pictures
Butte
Mountain View
Montana
Quartz
George David Wolfe
Yelock
Mulcahy
Trinity
W. H. Pascoe
Idaho
Platinum Streets
C. N. Elliott
Jesus
Grace
Arizona
Second Streets
Charles Rhodes
Meaderville
C. Pulford
Church Services and Music at Groeneveld and Schermerhorn
At corner of Broadway and Idaho Street Rev E J Groeneveld pastor holds 11 am service 12 30 Sunday school 6 30 youth 7 30 evening with choir singing The Palms solo Edwin Davis and a program of hymns The Splendors of Thy Glory Lord Still Still With Thee Lift Up Your Heads Draw Near to Thee Also at Central First and Utah Rev J W Schermerhorn 11 am and 7 30 pm services Sunday school 12 15 pm sermon Olivet Jerusalem Pageant or the Triumphs of Jehovahs Ambassador in the morning and Ultimatum of the Great Commission in the evening Mrs W C Benson to sing Hold Thou My Hand and the choir to perform Jerusalem Anthem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Idaho Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Edwin Davis
P. LB. Bailor
Julia Spring
Joseph Andrews
W. C. Benson
Jerusalem
Reverend Cook announces Go-to-Church Sunday services
On Broadway and Montana streets Reverend Charles A. Cook leads special Go-to-Church Sunday events. Morning service at 11 includes Roosevelt's reasons for attending church, evening features a cantata The Story of Calvary performed by the choir, with a 6 30 young people's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Montana Street
Charles A. Cook
Roosevelt
Floral Park Sunday Service At 3 30 P M
Floral Park at 2905 Phillips Street hosts Sunday school at 3 30 p m led by Rev Berten Emery Crane pastor local church notice lists address and clergy in concise event teaser.
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Floral Park
Phillips Street
Berten Emery Crane
Function of Religion Sermons by Rev W T Lockwood
Missoula preacher Rev W T Lockwood will preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on The Function of Religion and The Triumph of Christianity on Harrison Avenue and Major Street. Sunday school starts at 12 30 led by Charles B Schilz, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
Harrison Avenue
Majors Street
W. T. Lockwood
Missoula
Charles 8. Schilz
Shortridge Memorial Church Service Schedule
Shortridge Memorial at Washington and Mercury streets holds Sunday services led by minister B H Lingenfelter. Sunday school at 11 am, preaching at noon, evening service at 7 30 pm on the topic Treasures of the Heart. Mission school at 6 30 pm with Dr Winecoft speaking on Americanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge Memorial
Washington and
Mercury Streets
B. H. Lingenfelter
School of Missions
Winecoft
Lecture on The Mission of Spiritualism and Mediumship
Mrs Myra F Fuld will lecture at 2 30 p m on The Mission of Spiritualism at the Society of Psychic Philosophy and Silver Bow Spiritualist Church Silver near Montana street The Second Spiritual Science Knights of Pythias hall 127 South Main street will host a meeting at p m with Mrs Ham serving as the medium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Psychic Philosophy
Silver Bow
Spiritualist Church
Silver Near
Montana Street
Mission of Spiritualism
Myra F. Fuld
Knights of Pythias Hall
South Main Street
Ham
Rev. Richard Thomas to Preach at Twin Services
The minister from Schenectady New York will lead English service at 11 a m on the corner of Dakota and Aluminum streets with the sermon The Influence of Our Lives on Others. A Welsh service follows at 7 30 with Sacrifice for Duty and special singing by J M Jones. Sunday school is at 12 15 and the choral society meets Sunday evening after the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Aluminum Streets
Richard Thomas
Schenectady
N. Y
J. M. Jones
Sabbath services at No. 621 West Porphyry Street
Sabbath school begins Saturday at 10 a m with Bible study and prayer service at 11 a m at 621 West Porphyry Street.
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West Porphyry
Bishop Faber to Spend Palm Sunday in Butte Churches
Bishop W. F. Faber visits St. John's and two other Episcopal churches on Palm Sunday. He will conduct services and preach at St. Andrew's Centerville at 9, at St. Paul's Talbot and Warren at 11 with confirmation, and at St. John's in the evening at 7:30 with the class confirmed this year. This marks the fifth class confirmed by Bishop Faber since his role as head of the Episcopal church in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
W. F.F. Faber
St. Andrew's
Centerville
St. Paul's
Talbot and
Warren Avenues
Faber
Episcopal Church
Montana
Dr Guha to lecture on the Caste System of India
Dr Upendra Guha of Murray hospital will lecture at the Theosophical Society Leon ard hotel Sunday evening on The Caste System of India and Its Relation to Marriage. He will provide first hand information and the public is invited to attend. The lecture by Mrs Helen Fitzgerald Sanders has been postponed.
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India
Theosophical Society
Leonard Hotel
Upendra Guha
Murray Hospital
Guha
Helen Fitzgerald Sanders
Holy Week Services At St John’s Episcopal Church
Holy week services announced at St John’s Episcopal Church with litany and address on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Holy communion on Thursday morning at 4 15 pm followed by a three hour Good Friday service from noon to 8 pm and a special musical service Friday evening with an address by the rector on the crucifixion theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Nelson proposes bill to allow tax on stock dividends
Washington March 26 Senator Nelson Republican Minnesota introduced a joint resolution to amend the sixteenth amendment to authorize Congress to tax stock dividends. The measure was referred to the judiciary committee after the Supreme Court held Congress lacked power to tax such dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Nelson
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Population Rising in Columbus Nebraska
Census Bureau data for 1920 shows Columbus Nebraska with 6,410 residents, up 3,896 to reach a 7.9 percent gain. The report marks Columbus as one of the growing midwestern towns in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Columbus
Neb
Mrs Palmer a Swarthmore romance figure in old fashioned home
Roberta Dixon Palmer wife of Mitchell Palmer the attorney general and presidential hopeful embodies old fashion Quaker values. She champions being a wife and mother while supporting votes for women and personal achievement. The couple met at Swarthmore College and nurture a large garden in Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell Palmer
Roberta Dixon Palmer
Mr. Palme
United States
Roberta Dixon
Stroudsburg
Stroudsport
the United States
Mary Dixon Palmer
Noonday Holy Week Meetings Planned by Silver Bow
The Silver Bow Ministerial association announces a Holy Week series of noonday talks at the YMC A building from March 22 to April 2 at 12 29 to 12 50. Speakers include Rev G D Wolfe and Rev E J Groeneveld with topics on prayer power and personal evangelism. An interview on personal development discusses cultivating personality and independent thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Young Men's Christian Association
G. D. Wolfe
E. J. Groeneveld
C. A. Cook
Vicarious Living
B. H. Lingefelter
B. W. Edworthy
Mountain View Pups To World Graduation
Graduation exercises of the primary department form part of the Mountain View Church Sunday service. Participants include Marian Thomas Pauline Larson Virginia Thomas Clifford Laity Helen Mac Quarrie Stella Hudson Edwin Bartlett Willie Chivell Marian Thomas Dorothy Hanson Elsie Bladen Margaret Webber Elizabeth Webber Conrad Peterson Francis Perkins Eleanor Anderson and Eleanor Darnell. Dr George B D Wolfe will present the Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Marian Thomas
Pauline Larson
Virginia Thomas
Clifford Laity
Helen MacQuarrie
Stella Hudson
Edwin Bartlett
Willie Chivell
Dorothy Hanson
Elsie Bladen
Margaret Webber
Elizabeth Webber
Conrad Peterson
Francis Perkins
Eleanor Anderson
Eleanor Darnell
George BD. Wolfe
Maddock to discuss bond issue in church service
W. E. Maddock superintendent of schools will speak on the proposed school bond issue at the People's Congregational church Harrison avenue and Majors street Sunday evening. He will also cover school affairs and take questions from the audience. Delaware first, then New Jersey and Georgia ratified the Constitution by unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Maddock
People’s Congregational Church
Harrison Avenue
Majors Street
United States
Delaware
New Jersey
Georgia
New York
Rhode Island
Noted screen critic endorses Priscilla Dean as leading personality
A famed critic declares Priscilla Dean has more screen personality than any other actress, comparing her to Lillian Gish and Jazimova with a dynamic, ebullient presence in every scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Dean
Lillian Gish
Jazimova
Boy Found Safe After Kidnapping Ordeal in Lexington Hotel
Paul Little twelve year old son of E R Little Lexington capitalist was held for ransom by a man registered as J C Cox of Cincinnati. The boy telephoned home from a hotel room and described two days of confinement with scarce food after a ransom note demanding twenty five thousand dollars. The kidnapper left the scene after the failed ransom exchange and was not seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Paul Little
E. R. Little
Paul
Little
Mr. Cox
Jack
Jury Deadlock Dismisses Assault Case In Colorado Mine
In Justice Doran s court the jury fails to agree in a state case against Arthur Floyd John Soderman and Andy Corman for assaulting H B Roberts shift boss at the Colorado mine. A new trial is set for April 2 with conflicting witness testimony on who initiated the attack.
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St. John’s
Charles F. Chapman
C. F. Chapman
St. Andrew’s
FF. Chapman
Lutheran
Holy Trinity
East Park Street
M. Sackett
St. Mark's
Silver
M. D. Huddloff
Bethany English
Gladstone Avenue
Edwards Street
Alfred Appell
Methodist
F. C. Pulford
Baptist
Christian
Spiritualist
Bishop Faber
DR. Guha
OM Caste System OF India
Holy Week Services
Swarthmore College
White House
Palmers
Bea
Friscilla
So-and-So
WOLD
Maddock
Isaiah
of the
Lord
Boy
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