Recognition for a Leader at Harding College
Editor Glenn A Green highlights Dr. George Stuart Benson, Harding College president and National Education Program director, for shaping an American studies program and a life philosophy rooted in God. The 1957 Petit Jean honors Benson’s decades of global effort to promote freedom, faith, and education.
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Proper lifting techniques for back safety taught by council
The council outlines safe lifting methods for heavy loads including bending knees and keeping the back straight. They warn against jerking and suggest using planks, rock movement, and wheelbarrows to reduce injury risk. They note several states producing U.S. presidents and Virginia and Ohio origins.
Harding Drew Notice as Center of Wide Endeavors
The piece highlights Harding as the focal point of extensive activities and declares him the apple of his eye, framing his influence and leadership as a defining theme.
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Harding
At The Churches Weekly Column Submissions Due
Church notices indicate items for the weekly column must be received by Tuesday each week. This deadline applies to all churches contributing notices or event details for publication.
Evangelical United Brethren Church Notice
E VANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN. E J Bott pastor. Sunday school 10 am. Preaching 11 am. Youth Fellowship 7 30 pm. Vacation Bible school daily program starting Sunday June 9 8 pm. Sunday school council Wednesday June 12 8 pm. Bible study prayer meeting and choir practice Thursday 7 30 pm.
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Morning Worship At First Congregational Church
Morn ing worship at 11 o clock with Rev E Brentwood Barker guest preacher. Services continue through summer with pulpit committee led by Mrs McLean Clark securing guests.
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Sunday Worship Schedule Noted with Summer Hour Change
Rev. Richard Price leads Holy Communion at 8 00 a m. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 9 30 a m. The notice flags a summer hour change for the services.
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St Josephs Catholic Church Summer Schedule
Father John Gilhooley announces summer services at St Josephs Catholic Church. Sunday masses at Big Timber 7 a m and Reed Point 1st and last Sunday 8:30 a m. Holy Days 7 a m and 9 p m. Altar Society meets third Thursday monthly at 2 30 p m.
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Sunday Unified Service At Sundaya School
A Sunday service at Sundaya School begins at a.m. featuring a religious program led by the church. The brief notice mentions Sunday worship with a focus on community gathering.
Vacation Bible School and Youth Fellowship Schedule
The article outlines a Vacation Bible School program with children leading activities and a picnic dinner at City Park at 11:30 a.m. It also lists events for Youth Fellowship with an 7:15 p.m. evening meditation at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday and EUB Grace Fellowship at Mrs. Jessie Scholten's with Betty Faw as co host. EUB Men meet at the church at 8 p.m. Wednesday features Bible study and prayer.
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God the Only Cause and Creator lesson Sunday
Christian Science services emphasize the completeness of creation with the topic God the Only Cause and Creator. Readings include Jeremiah and Science and Health selections and the golden text from Revelation praising God as Creator and ruler of all things.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Meat and Nutrition in Older Adults At Daily Intake
A Montana Beef Preferences study discusses older adults avoiding meat due to beliefs it is heavy for kidneys and heart or costly. Research shows seniors may need more protein and iron, with liver highlighted as a cost effective nutrient source, while myths about meat causing illness are challenged by experts.
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Meat Still Key For Health In Later Years
A United States study finds 60 plus adults have poor dietary habits with only 11 percent having good ones. Meats, milk and eggs remain important protein sources, and older adults should reduce calories but keep essential nutrients.
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Montana Power toseek approval for 100000 stock sale
Montana Power plans a June 19 annual meeting in Butte to seek shareholder approval for selling 100000 shares of common stock to Montana residents. J E Corette says directors favor expanded state ownership and aims to raise flexibility for future financing. Also on the agenda are director elections, a major medical plan, and increasing authorized shares from 3750000 to 60 million.
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F. W. Bird
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Sam B. Ghase
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Back Strains Linked to Improper Lifting in Home Tasks
The article warns that common hazards like paper clips and small items left on floors can cause back injuries. It notes that lifting heavy objects and rushing during warm weather increase risk, especially for home projects. It suggests assessing load weight, lifter build, and task type to avoid strain.
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