Church Services Schedule And Changes At Local Congregations
Catholic masses on the first and third Sundays at eight and ten, and ten o'clock on the second and fourth Sundays with Rev. K. Bell S J. at 11 am chapel services. Seventh Day Adventist Evangelist C F Rider holds Sabbath school at 10 and preaching Saturday 11 15 and Sunday 7 30 with a Sunday message The Great Prophetic Dream of Nebuchadnezzar All are invited Rev J M Huggins pastor starting Nov 26 all services move to basement of the new church corner Maple and Second Sunday school 9 45 preaching 11 Thanksgiving theme Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 6 30 leader Charlotte Rhode evening service 5 30 subject The Religious Factor in Education
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K. Bell
S. J
Seventh Day Adventist
C. F. Rider
Nebuchadnezzar
Corner Maple
Second
Christian Endeavor
Charlotte Rhode
Superior Court
State of Washington
Stevens
James Wilbur Jefferson
D. W. Wilbur
Colville
Wash
Free Methodist Service Schedule With Rev Haight
The Free Methodist Church led by Rev. W. H. Haight invites all to Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11 and 7 30, prayer meeting Thursday evenings, and evangelistic services at Orin each Wednesday evening.
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Orin
Regular Sunday services and school invite
Regular services are held every other Sunday with morning and evening sessions. Next services on December 10 at 10:30 and 7:30, with Sunday school at 11:30. Our school is graded and based on modern pedagogical methods aiming for character through Christian nurture. All are invited for inspection.
Community Church Activities Outline And Events
The bulletin lists a Bible school under Superintendent Dan Droz with services at 10 and 11, sermons on Thanksgiving Day and The Restoration Movement, and a 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor for youth. Evening service features Rev Ruark of Chewelah. Special services follow nightly at 7 30. A basket social is planned at the new Congregational church next Tuesday at six and a Sunday school institute at the Free Methodist church on Saturday Dec 2 at 7 30 with Rev F E Pond. 200 members and friends attended the good fellowship supper at the Methodist church on Nov 24 with a program and discussion of church and committee life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ruark
Chewelah
New Congregational Church
Free Methodist Church
Columbia River Conference
F. E. Pond
Walla Walla
Methodist Church
Messrs
Scarborough
Myers
Maylett
Scroggs
Kohlstedt
Henderson
Tax Limit League to Push 40 Mill Property Tax Cap
A permanent state Tax Limit League will convene at Tacoma December 7 8 with representatives from across Washington to push a 40 mill cap on real property taxes or 2 percent of actual value. The group aims to fund essential state activities beyond the cap and plans a Seattle meeting by January 3 with lawmakers to outline revenue sources and gather support. Professor Laurie will devote four months to study taxation systems for the league while newspapers widely cover the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Limit League
Commercial Club
Tacoma
League
Seattle
Washington
S. C. Sawtelle
Laurie
University of Washington
Poindexter Explains Defeat Tied to Radical Sentiment
Senator Miles Poindexter of Spokane links the November 7 national election losses to a rise in communistic and socialist tendencies. He cites a mix of radical sentiment and groups including the Ku Klux Klan and the former labor party as key factors in defeating old standpatters. He travels to Washington for a special congressional session with his wife, Rep. Lindley Hadley, and other politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Miles Poindexter
Spokane
Wash
Chicago
Washington
Poindexter
Lindley H. Hadley
Albert Johnson
Stanley Webster
Hadley
Republican National
S. A. Perkins
C. C. Dill
Ku Klux Klan
Poindexter Flags Communist Sentiment and Party Unity
Senator Poindexter says communistic sentiment is strengthened in Congress and rejects a prominent third party in 1924. He cites Ku Klux Klan influence on his defeat as a contributing factor but denies direct responsibility. He endorses Harding's ship subsidy bill as a reason for Congress's special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Congress
Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Northwest Coast
Harding
General Municipal Election Notice Colville Washington 1922
Notice announces a December 1922 general municipal election in Colville Washington for mayor treasurer attorney clerk and council seats with polling places in the first second and third wards. Election officers are listed and the document notes publication dates November 23 and 30 1922.
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Columbia Irrigation District
Court House
Colville
Sarilda McKeown
Stevens County
Washington
Fruitland Irrigation District
Palace Theater Building
South Main Street
Astor and
Birch Avenues
Emma Aspend
H. R. Spedden
G. B. Ide
L. J. Rice
Hard
Clare Hanson
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Auto Supplies and
Maxwell Car Parts
Maxwell
Oakland
Chevrolet
Lee
Flechsig Bros
Colville Marble and Granite Works
Colville, Wash
THE
Colville Examiner
Acetylene
Columbia Garage
Geo. L. Rioth
CelvIlle
Christian Science
God
J. M. Huggins
Free Methodist
W. H. Haight
ST. John’s Episcopal
G. H. Severance
Agnes D. Roberts
W. A. Worker
Church OF Christ
H. O. Sabin
Dan Droz
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. L. Cook
State League
Hall
All _Druggist
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
L. B. Donley
J. W. HE
Anderson
Ralph F. Goetter
Lane
Res
W. A. Ops
M. D
Dorman
L. E. Callanan
Sanipractic
Dorman Lynch
L. E. Pearsall
Kenneth G. McKay
W. F. Diffenbacher
Lane Bldg
Mo. J. Ingle
W. Lon Johnson
Rickey Bidg
Bank of Colville Bidg
L. B. Donley Lawyer
First National Bank Building
John T. Raftis
Lane Bidg
Osee W. Noble
F. Leo Grinstead
I. J
Lasswell Insurance and Bonds
Lasswell Bldg
Main Colville
Stevens County Abstract CO
Colville Theater
H. D. Williams
Continuous Motion Pictures
Colville Land CO
Sells Land
Oo Land Co
McFarland I Couvitam
Frank B.go
Drug Store
Colville Wash
L. Hatton, Rickey Block
Delville
Colville Plumbing & Tinning Company
North Main St
Tiwek
Rovig Lumber
First Avenue
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