Church Services and Weekday Activities Listed
A community church listing details service times for ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH, CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH with locations in Dillon Lima Melrose and Jackson. It cites sermon text Mor tals and Immortals and readings from Science and Health. The public is invited to attend the 11 a.m. Sunday service at 2 South Washington Street.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Jackson
Mary Baker Eddy
Leeman
South
Washington Street
Christian Science Service Highlights Spiritual Growth
Christian Science services this Sunday will emphasize humanity's need for spiritual growth and progress with keynoting addressing the theme and its implications for personal life.
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Christian Science
Fourth Sunday After Easter Service at Otterstad Parish
The May 12 1957 schedule for First Lutheran Church lists Pastor N. L. Otterstad leading the Fourth Sunday after Easter. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine service at 11 00 a m.
Evening church group schedule for May activities
On Thursday May 16 the junior choir meets at 4:00 p.m. at the parsonage. The Ladies Ensemble gathers at 7:00 p.m. at Stenson's. Afternoon Circle convenes at 2:30 p.m. at Simpsons with Mrs Otterstad as co host. Luther League meets at 7:30 p.m. at I Jensen’s.
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Parsonage
Stenson’s
Simpsons
Otterstad
Luther League
I. B. Jensens
First Presbyterian Church weekly schedule and circles
Wm J Holland minister presides at 9 45 Sunday school and 11 60 morning worship with a sermon titled The Four Winds and the Voice of God. Youth choir anthem and Dolores Bren neman solo. Thursday events 345 youth choir 6 00 junior high Westminster fellowship 7 00 senior high Westminster fellowship. Women s Association circles meet Thursday 2 00 Hannah Mary Ruth circles hostesses listed and Pearl Crouse Circle at 8 00 with Mrs Bennett Owen and Mrs Thayer Alley as hostesses.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Holland
Four Winds
Voice of God
Dolores Brenneman
Westminster Fellowship
Women’s Association
Hannah Circle
Sheldon Davis
Mary Circle
James Kochel
Ruth Circle
Herald Jones
Roscoe McLaughlin
Pearl Crouse
Bennett Owen
Thayer Alley
Grace Methodist Church Sunday Schedule 1957
Grace Methodist Church lists Sunday events for May 19 1957 with church school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. A quarterly conference is at 4 p.m. The Jane Selway Circle meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. The MYF gathering is Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
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Grace Methodist Church
Jane Selway
MYF
Large crowd attends Jackson track meet won by Wisdom Bowen
A large crowd in Jackson on Friday May 11 attended a grade school track meet. Wisdom and Bowen schools combined to win the Big Hole trophy with 124 points, Jackson second with 119, Mill Point third with 30, and other schools like West Fox Gibbon Bristow also scoring. Individual event results list multiple first second and third places across girls and boys events in classes A B and C.
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Jackson
Wisdom
Bowen
Mill Point
West Fox
Gibbon
Bristow
Fay Reamer
Diane Pope
Lana Rutledge
Amber Lapham
Ruth ‘Ann Nelson
Jane Smith
Elaine Bacon
Ruth Nelson
Barbara Schindler
Joan Heggelund
Gail Con
Barbara Rasmussen
Gail Bacon
Sharry Peterson
Faye Reamer
Linda LouveBarth
Ken Hirechy
Leee
Ruth Ann Nelson
Linda Louie- Barth
Lowana Smith
Sharry Nelson
Harriet Watkins Elected Worthy Matron at Mizpah OES
Harriet Watkins and William George were elected Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Mizpah chapter of the OES at the regular meeting held.
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Harriet Watkins
William George
Mizpah
The
OES
Track meet results highlight area school meet
Bacon Lee Shepherd and David Bacon tied for second with Francis Schindler third in boys class A 220. Winners and placers include Don Bacon Lee Shepherd David Boys in class A and B sprints and field events with many tie results. Elaine Husted Sandy Waltz Connie Else lead girls preschool race. shoppers enjoy noon lunches and a free swim at Diamond Bar Inn pool hosted by John Dooling.
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Glen Pope
Victor Waltz
John Jackson
Wisdom
Jackson
Paul Black
Don Bacon
David Bacon
Jack Venrick
Chad Holland
Brett Jocks
Yancy Stout
Paul Beck
Dave Bacon
Lee Shepherd
John Eliel
Rex Smith
Elaine Husted
Sandy Waltz
Connie Else
Mike Rasmussen
Wayne Else
Wade Stout
Jackson Mother’s Club
Diamond Bar Inn
John Dooling
New Officers Succeed Sage and Murray in Chapter
Tuesday night the chapter elected new officers led by Mil dred Scott as associate matron Parke T. Scott as associate patron Rhea Meade as secretary Ruth Murray as treasurer Dorothy Freeman as conductress and Agnes Hazelbaker as associate conductress The new Matron will appoint others A public installation is set for May 28 at 8 30 p m The Past Matron's club presented silverware to the chapter via Myrtle Pewet.
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Evelyn Sage
N. C. Murray
Mildred Scott
Parke T. Scott
Rhea Meade
Ruth Murray
Dorothy Freeman
Agnes Hazelbaker
Myrtle Pewet
Mrs Walter Stamm Is New Regent of D A R
Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers at its annual meeting hosted by Mrs Elfreda Woodside. New regent is Mrs Walter Stamm with officers including vice regent Mrs Herbert Wheat and secretary Mrs Robert Monahan.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elfreda Woodside
Sadie Poindexter
Walter Stamm
Herbert Wheat
Robert Monahan
Alder
Ike Rife
R. M. Gregg
Frank Watkins
Ranch Worker Emmett Howell Dies in Cabin
Emmett Howell 59 a ranch worker for 15 years died suddenly in his cabin on the West Side Monday. He was born September 6 1897 in Tooele Utah where his remains were forwarded Tuesday by Brundage Funeral Home for funeral and burial. Several brothers sisters and other relatives live in Utah.
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Emmett Howell
West Side
Tooele
Utah
Brundage Funeral Home
Cub Scout Picnic Set for Sunday at City Park
Cubmaster Dave Williams of Pack 60 announces the annual Cub Scout picnic this Sunday May 19 at City Park. Starting at 1 p.m. the family affair invites BYOL with Pack supplying ice cream and coffee. races baseball games and activities are planned, with 78 boys registered this year.
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Dave Williams
Cub Scouts
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Assembly OF God Church
Roger V. Dane
Church OF Latter Day Saints
Sacrament
Relief Society
Mutual
Frigidaire
E. Glendale
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wisdom-Bowen
Bulova
Hamilton
Elgin
D&l Jewelry
Idaho
Robert’s Market