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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
2
Reverend Clyde H. Roddy leads morning worship at 11. Children’s care provided by Mrs Forrest Ullman and committee. Choir practice at 8 pm Thursday. Men able to help finish the new youth room should contact Loren Brigham or Max Officer.
The Sunday school meets at 10 with morning worship at 11 and youth fellowship at 7 15 p m plus evening worship at 8. A Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p m is listed. The pastor and his wife plan trips to Frametown West Virginia and Adrian Michigan to visit parents, with regular services to resume in their absence.
The church schedule includes Nels Helleren of Columbus filling the pulpit on Sunday August 27. On September 3 the WSWS ladies will lead both morning and evening services. The Dastar plans to return for the October 10 service.
Rev Wallace Bristol leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m each Sunday. Holy Communion and sermon on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a m. Morning prayer and sermon on the third Sunday of each month.
Very Rev. W. P. O'Rourke, pastor, announces Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 10 30. Holy days 7 15 and 9. Daily mass 8. Catechism 11 30. Confession Saturday 7 30. Mass at Reed Point 9.
Fred Ward laments past strategic blunders from Pearl Harbor to Korea, arguing American leadership failed to learn from history. He warns Russia looms as a great threat and urges the United States to act quickly to sustain freedom.
The speaker argues decisive action is needed when danger rises and criticizes the belief that social security, subsidies, gifts, strikes, and pensions can ensure stability. He warns that such talk may lull a generation into false security amid a perilous world, noting Korea as a stark reminder.
Convicts will dunk 55 tons of aluminum into two parts blue and one part yellow to form 1951 Montana license plates. Deputy registrar Edw Gill says 300 000 sets of double plates will feature gold numbers on a blue field with Treasure State as the slogan. Blue paint and yellow ink amounts are listed.
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