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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
12
Church notices from Butte describe services at Mount Bethel Unity Meaderville and Mountain View. Details list Sunday schools at 11 o clock and 10 30 or 10 oclock, evening services at 7 30 or 7 40 with sermons by pastors Charles Rhodes and Cecil Leslie Clifford, plus junior leagues and church nights.
The Epworth league holds events at 6 and 6 30 with an evening sermon titled Shall We Abandon the Bible by the pastor at 17 30. The Pageant The Challenge of the Cross shows alongside booster chorus songs and choir anthems.
Gold Hill Emanuel St Mark's and Trinity churches announce service times and pastors. Sunday schools at 9 to 1 depending on location. Ladies' Aid events planned with Mrs Ellison Konemoe Wendell. Missoula speaker Mrs Grimsby to address Women Missionary Federation. Attendance details include English Swedish sermons and midweek services.
Pastor Z Colon O'Farrell leads Bible school at 10 15 and morning worship at 11 15 on Montana and Broadway Streets with a sermon to follow.
The pastor leads Baptists In a Mighty Present with Junior worship at 11 15, Junior and Senior B Y P U at 6 30, an organ recital at 7 15, and evening worship at 7 30 featuring the sermon In Spite of Difficulties. Educational board meets Tuesday evening, Amemo class Thursday in church parlors with Mrs McKay and Mrs G A Smith hosting, prayer meeting Wednesday led by Deacon John Evans, choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30.
Hugh Darsie pastor leads Sunday services at Shortrodge Memorial Washington and Mercury streets with morning worship at 11 o clock and 16 o'clock Sunday school. Evening sermon titled Who Is a Christian? followed by thoughts on Our Present day Wars. Prayer meeting Wednesday. mission event Friday with visitors from Deer Lodge Whitehall and Anaconda and workers from United Christian Missionary Society.
The notice lists services at St. John’s on Broadway with Rev. Charlies F. Chapman rector. Early holy communion at a.m. and morning prayer with a brief convention report at 11 o’clock, Sunday school at 12:30, and evening prayer with sermon at 7:30.
W G Mc Lennan to be special soloist at 7 30 pm Sunday service. A gospel song service opens the meeting and old fashioned songs will be used. Rev Lester H Bent will preach on Some Satisfactions of a Spiritual Rebirth. Church school begins at 10 30 led by Mrs Holman with capable teachers for all grades. Floral Park Community also hosts a noon service with sermon Friendship as Jesus Viewed It by Pastor Bent.
Mrs EK Ruesell Smith to sing soloist. Miss Ruth Nicol leads Bible school at 10 30. Fred Warde conducts Christian Endeavor at 6 with a discussion on Youth and the new Latin America.
Morning service at 11, Sunday school at 12 30, Junior Endeavor at 5 30, Intermediate society at 6 20, Senior society at 6 30, evening services at 7 30 led by EE J Groeneveld pastor.
The Wiret Church of Christ at 229 North Montana Street holds Sunday services at 11 and 6. Sunday school begins at 12 15. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room in the church opens daily 12 to 5 30 excluding Sundays and holidays and evenings 7 to 9 excluding Wednesdays.
Second Spiritual society at K. of P hall 129 South Main street holds a meeting with messages by Mrs Edith Ham and Mrs Susan Hamery. Silver Bow Spiritualist Church offers Sunday evening services and a study class Saturday evening.
A series of meetings at Good Templar's hall and Leonard hotel feature a 7:40 PM study class and 8:00 PM lecture by A. C. Fellows. Demonstrations by Mrs. Maud Brackett and Mrs. Florence Hutson follow, with Mrs. C. Burgess teaching at the Leonard hotel.
The Associated Press reports Mrs Howard Chandler Christy had $25,000 in jewels stolen. Frank Cowasky, a window washer, was arraigned and held without bail for examination next Tuesday in New York.
The Arizona state supreme court upheld the lower court judgment convicting William Lawrence of Muskogee Oklahoma, who was sentenced to death for the February murder of Phoenix police officer Haze Burch.
Skilled labor remains scarce and vineyard owners in Italy face high demand for laborers. Growers report reliance on outside workers to harvest grapes as local workers remain scarce.
A speaker urges using existing laws with harsher penalties to curb bootlegging. He notes denatured alcohol predominance in illicit trade and calls for keeping records of convictions, enforcing severe penalties, and even deporting persistent violators to strengthen compliance and public sentiment.
Fred Pp Crummett, a rancher from Chico, arrested yesterday for a payroll truck heist attempt, committed suicide by hanging with suspenders in his jail cell while in the upper bunk.
New youth scooters powered by compressed air appear in local streets aiming for inexpensive transport. The lightweight machines promise easy operation and novelty as children test balance and speed under supervision.
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