Church services scheduled through the day
The church invites attendees to Sunday school at 10:00 AM, morning worship at 11:00 AM, a young people's meeting at 6:80 PM, and an evening service at 7:80 PM. All are welcome to participate.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
5
The church invites attendees to Sunday school at 10:00 AM, morning worship at 11:00 AM, a young people's meeting at 6:80 PM, and an evening service at 7:80 PM. All are welcome to participate.
Smith is pastor. Sunday School at 10 A M with Mrs Preston Brown as superintendent. Public worship at 11 A M. Epworth League at 6 30 P M and Evening Services at 7 30 P M.
Sebrce announces weekly Christian Science meetings each Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a.m. The public is invited to attend.
The Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School at 10:80 each Sunday morning, inviting members to attend and study.
Rev Thomas J Simons preaches next Sunday on the Nativity event as the Day Spring in Retrospect. Morning service includes public reception of members and baptism. Decorations will remain for the school at ten a m and worshippers invited to thanksgiving worship.
The Boston Transcript quips that after adding the kitchenette dinette and mansionette the final piece to their home is the humanette, a playful line reflecting humorous domestic life.
A fragment reflects on mental carelessness as a sin men struggle with and later repent. The line echoes Phillips Brooks urging awareness of inner faults and moral vigilance.
The Washington Star reports Uncle Eben bemoans the lack of a real device to make his turkey talk and enter the poultry market, hoping a future invention will help.
Local residents and visitors from Dell Armstead Grant Missoula and Butte are listed with holiday travels and gatherings. Names include J F Harrison W B Cutler Genevieve Metlen and many others visiting Dillon for Christmas and the holidays.
The piece notes sports wear evolving into a coordinated outfit with jacket lengths from hip to knee, button trimming inspired by Paris, and a brown felt hat with small bright tabs. Jewelry and a wood-simulated necklace match the color scheme, while brown suede oxfords complete the street ensemble.
Friday to Sunday activity includes M A Buck and Mrs Mart Cooper visiting from Lima, Dell and Armstead residents seen in Dillon, Monida and Twin Bridges folks stopping by, plus a marriage license for Everett Osborne and Clara Talbott and a local rancher A J Faust returning home after surgery with his son Homer.
Women were first admitted to Phi Beta Kappa by the Alpha of Vermont in 1875, reflecting a shift toward scholarly merit over sex in Greek-letter society.
Dolly Mangler, a laundry worker, remarks that some bright loud shirts can still emit noticeable sounds as they start to fade, reflecting a quirky observation from Pathfinder Magazine.
A terse death notice from The World’s Pictorial News records the passing of a male infant aged three months with no marital status. The note emphasizes uncertainty about the surrounding details and reflects a period style of death notices.
A reflective line emphasizes acts and words as seed grains that endure beyond a single day, growing unseen until blossoming into a banyan grove or a hemlock forest after a millennium. The quote credits Thomas Carlyle as its source.
A Washington Star quote reports Hi Ho of Chinatown saying riches enable pretending to be entertaining when in fact one is merely tiresome.
A brief motto from American Magazine urging punctuality for all aspects of life. The note emphasizes keeping up to date and avoiding delays in daily actions and routines.
Clyde Webster arrived Monday from Seattle where he is attending the University of Washington and will visit with relatives.
Weak persistent coughs eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Made from pine tar, honey, and soothing ingredients to coat air passages, loosen phlegm, and reduce throat irritation. Sedative without opiates, mildly laxative, for sale by Geo. M. Gosman.
Paris fashion coverage highlights belts with harness buckles and jewel belts on evening gowns, silk undershirts for sportswomen, and the return to polished surfaces in silks and rayon satins. Necklaces pair with necklines, with Patou favoring diamonds and Hartnell using glass or pyralin imitations. Shawl mantles in rayon satin offer warm evening wrap options. Sombre backgrounds set off multicolor patterns.
William Bergeson eldest son of Mr and Mrs C A Bergeson is visiting here during the holidays from Missoula where he is a student at the university.
Mr and Mrs A T Peterson and their family arrived in the city Sunday to visit friends. Peterson is now city superintendent of schools in Billings.
Mr and Mrs C L Knoll of the Grasshopper sections were in town Tuesday.
Will Carroll of the Big Hole basin spent Christmas with his family here, sharing time together during the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Jack Brown and their young son visited from Armstead on Christmas Eve, sharing time with local relatives and friends during the holiday.
In bridge a hand with ace king queen and low cards two three four leads to discarding the low cards. When the Lord deals the same hand you would likely discard the ace king and queen.
A simple home remedy suggests mixing equal parts salt and baking soda, about a handful of each, and pouring the mixture into the clogged pipe. Let it sit for thirty minutes, then flush with a large kettle of boiling water followed by warm water to rinse.
The office cynic hopes an Insurance agent will drop in soon as the current blotter has reached saturation, a note reflecting the Detroit News item.
Quotation attributed to B. H. Chapin on the strength of the human soul. The piece emphasizes surpassing vengeance by choosing forgiveness after an injury.
A philosophical saying honors living the life one has with truth and character unchanged by age. It emphasizes doing the best one can amid present conditions and giving to humanity through personal integrity.
A patent describes a tornado proof house built on a pivot that turns its head toward the wind as a protective measure. The design uses a rotating base to reorient the structure with changing air flow.
The Templars of Honor and Temperance is the nation’s oldest secret temperance group, established in 1845. It is described as a veteran organization with a long history in American reform efforts.
The article notes two amnesty proclamations tied to the Civil War. Lincoln issued the first on December 8, 1863, with a related proclamation following on March 26, 1864.
An anonymous aphorism reflects on each day offering a chance for good deeds and that opportunities cannot be reclaimed once missed. It emphasizes timely action and moral purpose in daily life.
In early England the Witenagemot served as the assembly of wise men. It made laws levied taxes and acted as a supreme court of justice for the realm.
A $1000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butcher ing or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Red Rock or Black Tail. Report any information to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. V. Erwin.
The passage frames errors as natural and fixable, not disgraceful, urging acknowledgment and active correction as essential to progress rather than a sign of failure. It emphasizes humility and continual improvement.
A concise reflection on two kinds of madness: one born of human infirmity and the other a divine liberation from ordinary human paths. The quote contrasts earthly fragility with transformative insight attributed to Plato.
A quotation emphasizes conscience as the source of true bravery, urging individuals to follow inner moral guidance for steadfast courage. James F. Clarke credited.
A municipality is an incorporated city town village or borough with a charter of incorporation that grants local self government privileges.
The ad touts Germicidal Soap as a shampoo that cleanses hair and salt, removes dandruff, and destroys tiny parasites. It instructs rubbing into the scalp for two to ten minutes, then rinsing with warm water. Priced at 25 cents. Get a cake today.
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