Lesson-Sermon Read in Christian Science Services
Christian Science Soul and Body was the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on November 23 1947. Golden Text spoke of beholding the glory of the Lord and being changed from glory to glory. Psalm 42 11 urged soul to hope in God and praise Him. Eddy’s Science and Health urged changing the material view to know life spiritually. Services are at eleven at the Masonic Temple.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Masonic Temple
Pendrey Methodist Church Schedule Noted
Pendrey Methodist Church announces Sunday services at 3 00 p m with children Sunday school and adult services. A women’s aid meeting is set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at the church led by Pastor H L Engdahl.
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Pendrey Methodist
Mane
Iiss
H. L. Engdahl
Local Hoop Practice Opens With Eight Returnees
Coach Howard Ruegamer began basketball workouts Monday with eight returning lettermen and a host of new players. Regular practices run Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 15 p m and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p m. Twelve games are set with five dates open this season.
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Howard Ruegamer
Ruegamer
Power and Dutton Announce Cage Schedules for Season
Power and Dutton high schools publish tentative basketball schedules with dates and opponents. Superintendents Glenn O Hansen and Owen Loftsgaard report ahead of the season, listing games through February and the Great Falls sub district tournament dates.
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Power
Dutton
Power High
Glenn O. Hansen
Owen Loftsgaarden
Chateau
Belt
Augusta
Cascade
Fairfield
Simms
Great Falls
Old Oaken Tree Shades Quarter Acre in Salem
A 500-year-old oak in Salem New Jersey has grown so large its foliage covers a quarter acre of land. The state’s forest land accounts for about forty six percent of New Jersey’s total area, more than two million acres.
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Salem
N. J
New Jersey
Forest Service Finds Overuse of Glacier Park Big Game
Forest Service officials led by J. W. Emmert and E. N. Fladmark report that Glacier National Park winter range conditions show over-use by elk and white-tailed deer. They aim to reduce herds numbered at 3,293 elk and 1,268 white-tailed deer as they seek a solution.
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Park Service
The
Forest Service
State Fish and Game Commission
Moccasin Creek
Java
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
J. W. Emmert
E. N. Fladmark
A. D. Cannavina
Victor H. Cahalane
Branch of
Natural History
Washington, D. C
Glacier National Park
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