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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1957
Page
6
Dillon holds 8:00 am and 10:00 am Sunday masses at St Rose with Lima, Melrose, Jackson services on monthly Sundays. Senior choir meets 7:30 pm with youth group. Holy communion and church school scheduled after Easter and midweek mornings. Alma Matrons meet Monday 8 pm.
Sunday school times 10 00 am and 11 00 am for Jackson with Sacrament meeting at 7 00 pm Tuesday Relief Society at 7 30 pm Thursday Primary at 4 00 pm Mutual at 7 30 pm
Roger V. Dane pastors 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. Wednesday workers training course also at 7:30.
Sunday sermon on spiritual understanding of Christ will explain how sin and suffering are removed. Readings from Lamentations 3 39 41 and from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures discuss curing suffering through Truth. Public invited to 11 a m service at 2 South Washington St.
The notice lists May 5 1957 as the date with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine service at 11 a m at First Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Pastor N L Otterstad. The item reflects a local church schedule for the second Sunday after Easter.
The Rev. E. W. Andrews rector announces St. James Episcopal Church events with a Thursday schedule featuring the St. James Guild at 2:00 p.m. and a junior choir after school.
Grace Methodist Church schedules church school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m on May 5 1957 The Jane Selway Circle meets Thursday at 230 p m and the MYF gathers Thursday evening at 700 p m for activities.
Wm. J. Holland serves as minister with 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 worship featuring the sermon Giving the Highest a Hearing. Nursery care, choir rehearsals, Westminster fellowship for youth, and a Women's Association meeting on Thursday at 2:00 in the parlors. Theme Christ's Way Every Day in the Community led by Mrs Dan Piccone with Ruth Circle hosting.
A sermon outlines at least ten practical points from Romans 12 on humble self-view and mutual regard. It emphasizes recognizing every person’s value and that unity relies on all members, illustrated by a community example and a narrator’s note about writing a book.
A reading of ten maxims on generosity mercy kindness and patience. The speaker cites biblical and proverbial guidance urging cheerful giving genuine love and peaceful living, noting that true popularity rests on respect and that positive actions return to us.
Harrisons arrive home on Saturday from the Beaverhead ranch with 250 cows and calves. Tash Brothers bring the second drive of their cows and calves from Beaverhead valley. Polaris school cleaned over the weekend. Council attendees included Mrs. Cora Marchesseault and Mrs. Helen Melcher at Elk's hall in Dillon Tuesday. Wayne Fitzwater delivered yearly licenses at Polaris Friday.
Mr and Mrs John Judge hosted a dinner at the Lyons Den Dillon on Wednesday night for guests Frank Madden John Knoll and Clare Judge in honor of John Judge 75th birthday. Still Snowbound Coulter Given and Ernest Ny gren were stranded on the creek Friday and fled to finish their mission with a team after snow prevented reaching Andy Pyle's cabin above Polaris.
A saying underscores that prepared gamblers with saved funds gain an edge when opportunity arises. The idea contrasts financial readiness with mere luck, suggesting disciplined saving improves outcomes in uncertain bets.
Nellie Poole Studios presents a Spring recital at the high school auditorium featuring piano and accordion students from Lima and Dell, with performers from Dillon and Twin Bridges. The program lists numerous students by name, ushers, and notes three additional spring concerts including May 1 May 13 and May 15.
Mrs. Margaret Bryan of Glen attended the Golden Wedding of her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Coiner in May Idaho. Coiner formerly Laura Haining born near Glen grew up at Apex and studied in Dillon. Stamm Jewelry supplied rings for the wedding and engagement and gave a gift at the anniversary.
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