Church Service Schedule and Activities
The reader is given a list of weekly services for St James Episcopal, St Rose Catholic, and First Baptist churches. It covers service times for Holy Communion, morning prayers, litany, Lenten services, Sunday school sessions, catechism, pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday, and various choir and prayer meetings led by named pastors and locations such as Dillon Lima Melrose and Jackson.
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ST. James’ Episcopal Church
E. W. Andrews
ST. Rose Catholic
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Jackson
Latter Day Saints Bishop J Weldon Payne Schedule
The church announces weekly meetings led by Bishop J Weldon Payne with Dillon Ward as the bishopric. Sunday school at 10:00 am and 11:00 am, Sacrament meeting at 7:00 pm, Relief Society at 7:30 pm Tuesday, Primary at 4:00 pm, Mutual at 7:30 pm Thursday.
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Church OF Latter Day Saints
J. Weldon Payne
Dillon Ward
Jackson
Relief Society
Mutual
Assembly of God Church Sunday Schedule
Roger V. Dane presides at the Assembly of God Church with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. and a workers training course on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God Church
Roger V. Dane
Westminster Fellowship Plan From Sunday to Thursday
First on Wm J Heland minister 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m morning worship The Words from the Cross The Word of Kindness Youth choir to sing 7 00 confirmation class Tuesday 6 30 Men s club Tuesday 8 00 senior choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 00 Lenten breakfast Thursday 3 45 youth choir rehearsal 7 00 senior high school and junior high school Westminister Fellowship
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First Baptist Church
George Stepan
Wickham
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Wm. J. Heland
Westminster Fellowship
Jesus healing works highlighted at Christian Science service
The church emphasizes Jesus healing in Sundays service at 11 a.m. on South Washington Street. Readings include Luke 7 22 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The public is invited to attend.
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Jesus
Christ Jesus
John Baptist
John
Mary Baker Eddy
South
Washington St
First Lutheran Church Sunday Services
N L Otterstad presides at First Lutheran with Sunday school at 9 45 a m divine service at 11 a m and vesper service with film at 5 30 p m on Sunday March 3 1957.
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First Lutheran Church
N. L. Otterstad
Weekly Meditations from Dillon Churchmen on Decl. of Independence
A Dillon Churchmen weekly meditation urges Americans to heed the Declaration of Independence and Washingtons Farewell Address, linking faith in God to universal rights. It argues that rights are God given, government serves not masters but protects these rights, and truth sustains Americas greatness.
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George Washington
America
Local Social Notes From Butte to Dillon and Beyond
Mary Pat Gleason and family visit at Norman Gleason’s Brown's Lake home. Dillon shoppers include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goody and others. Several residents travel to Melrose and Butte. Gerald Burk receives dental care. The Valentine Mothers Tea convened at Reichle school house. Pritchett family visits Great Falls to see ill relative. Navy man Don Roberts asks published address for letters from Norfolk. 4 H leaders plan Friendship dinner. dancing festival preparations in Dillon. Washington trip notes Montana cattle interests on National Advisory Council in D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gleason
Butte
Norman Gleason
Brown's Lake
Donald Goody
Dillon
Brown’s Lake
Melrose
Vern Burk
Gerald
Steve Lentschaft
Philip
David
Burk
James Malone
Kalispell
Aaron Beltz
Chester Buckingham
Valentine
Reichle School
Tom Pritchett
Great Falls
Don Roberts
S. A
Norfolk
Virginia
Ronald
Buckingham
Gene Roberts
Paul Gnelling
John Rieber
Catherine
Janey Bryan
S. Thelma Vandegrift
Dante
Maggie
Joy Home
Arnold Rosendahl
Freestone
Bryans
Don
Missoula
Ferdenand Schmidt
Reichle School Tea Honors Mothers
Grade school children hosted a Friday afternoon Tea for mothers with Edith Rieber and James Stevenson at the head table. Roses were donated by Mountjoy Flower Shop. book reports were read by the lower grades and the upper grades served Washington's Birthday themed refreshments. The event ended with Valentine distribution and a cleanup by grades one through five.
Not Opposed Yet We Stand for Government and Religion Unity
Martin Florian argues that government and religion are not enemies and should collaborate within their proper spheres for the common good of all citizens. He emphasizes harmony between the state and faith communities.
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Martin Florian
Mothers Tea and Valley Notes Highlight Local News
Forty seven mothers and children attended the Mothers Tea with six taking a rose bud home. Local families visitations noted including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Childs and children in Dillon. Several residents, Diane and Debbie McGinnis, are hospitalized with pneumonia. Reichle family and friends appear in Dillon events. Reichle school children displayed booklets at the Tea.
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Howard Childs
John Rieber
Diane
Debbie McGinnis
Kenneth McGinnis
Barrett Hospital
Art Reichle
Vickie
Dillon
George Reichle
Barbara Reichle
Dickie Reichle
Jimmy Stevenson
Dale Stevenson
Butte
Rudy Polish
Garrison Attends National Grazing Board Meet
William Garrison Glen rancher represents Montana cattle on the National Advisory Board Council for Grazing at the 17th annual meeting in Washington D C. Frank O Connell Helena also represents sheep interests. Garrison and O Connell were elected to the National Council by the State Advisory Board. A D Brown Field Deming NM presides as sessions discuss conservation and management of over 160 million acres of western public lands.
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Washington, D
William Ba Oon
Washington
D. C
Montana
National Advisory Council for grazing whith _congener
Tuesay
William Garrison
Glen Rancher
Council For Grazing
Washington, D. C
Frank O’connell
Helena
Garrison
O’connell
A. D. Brownfield
Deming
New, Mexico
Reunion Service at St. James Episcopal Church
The Rev. John Hay of Virginia City led a reunion service at St. James' Episcopal Church last Sunday while Rev. E. W. Andrews conducted services in Sheridan. Hay previously led a week-long teaching and preaching mission here, and the Sunday service served as a reunion for the local congregation and their missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Virginia City
St. James’ Episcopal Church
E. W. Andrews
Sheridan
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Twin Bridges
St. Rose Church
Glen Nent
Azile Garrison
Maggie Bryan
Reichle
Cowmen
Episcopal Church
Coats
Levi Denim
Eliel’s, Inc
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