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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
2
Sunday school at 10. Missionary service at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30, preaching at 8. Bible study prayer meeting and choir practice Thursday at 7 30. W S W S prayer meeting at 9 30 a m Friday at the home of Mrs Tool.
J D Lindley leads Bible study and prayer tonight at 8. Sunday schedule lists Sunday school 10, worship 11, Youth Fellowship 7 15, Gospel Hour 8 and council session. Weekday camp runs Monday through Friday at the Boulder River church camp.
Brentwood Barker presides over a Sunday morning service 9 00 to 9 45 with laymen taking over at 10 00 while the minister attends Camp Mimanagish for the weekend The sermon will feature a tape recording from the Mackay ranch dedication on June 8 Gov Aronson Dr Stickney Rev Forsyth and others joined the service There is no evening service July 1 marks mid summer communion at 10 00 St Joseph s Catholic Church Summer Masses 7 00 and 10 00 a m Reed Point Masses on the first and last Sundays at 8 30 a m St Mark s Episcopal Church June 24 morning prayer at 8 00 a m Big Timber Lutheran Parish William Hood pastor Church council meets Thursday 8 00 p m Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m morning worship Dr Earl Fellborn leads the service Wednesday 7 30 p m Senior Luther League Melville Sunday 9 00 a m morning worship
Rev J G Sealey leads Church of God with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Pastor’s sermon at 11 30. Young People’s Endeavor at 7 45. Evening service at 8 15 and Wednesday prayer service at 8 p m.
Local social column lists visitors from Phoenix to Livingston and Helena, weekend trips to Big Timber and Wilsall rodeo attendance, plus family events including a baptism and a birthday party. Names include Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Larry Officer, Sharon, Bernice Hammer, Fred Potter, L. P. Officer, Harold Stealton, Roseburg Ore, Great Falls, Bozeman, Richland Wash, Helena, Big Timber, Mae Headington, Ricky Gibby, Forrest Gibby, Ricky’s party, and many area residents.
Mrs Carl Kjarmo and family of Grey Cliff and Mrs Gladys King with D King and Mrs Pinky Myrstol and families visited Clyde Park parents Mr and Mrs Weaver Gibby and Mr and Mrs George Dicken on Saturday.
About 30 cancer patients received vaccines made from their own tumors to boost resistance after treatment. Early signs suggest benefit, with X rays following. Dr John B. Graham and Ruth Graham described this at the National Cancer conference noting antibodies formed in one patient and urging ways to boost useful immune cells for better survival.
Senator Douglas of Illinois calls the Senate to order an investigation into what he terms slaughter on the highways. He urges swift action and a thorough inquiry into traffic deaths and highway safety concerns.
Forced sale due to tax reasons for lightweight sensitive scintillators. Prospects include car, airplane or on foot. Prospectors Supply House at 2334 Boulder Ave Billings Montana lists phone 2 1485 for inquiries.
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