Religious notices old city churches gather for worship
A lengthy church notices column lists services and activities across multiple denominations. First Church of Christ Scientist Young People meet at Dr E s home at 11 am with subject God the Only and H Lindstrom. St Peter s Cathedral holds Holy Communion at 3 am and morning prayers. Various Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, and Gospel churches announce Sunday schools, sermons, choir practices, youth meetings, and special events with times and locations, including events at First Lutheran Rodney Ninth, St John s, First Presbyterian, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Young People’s Society
Sixth and Rodney
Dr. E
H. Lindstrom
Ewing Caves
Lalonde
Bt. Peter's Pewcathedral
Charles A. Wilson
Rodney
Ariests
Emi
Ziegler
Margaret Ziegler
Walther League
John Wendel
The
Missionary Society
Chow
Benton
Power Streets
Waldron
Schoo
Stuart Odom
Knight Street
Walter Stamy
Boy Scouts
St. John’s
Ray Church
Wesley
Lee
Colo
van de Water
Montana
Key
J. BE
Loungquist
Anaconda
L. E. Jones
Butte
St. John’s Church
E M Lorimer
Great Falls
Church of Tomorrow
W. A Fisher
God
Luther
Welock
C. B Frisk
St James, Mion
St.j. John’s Church
K. S. Johnson
Ladies’ Trio
Harold Paulson
First Presbyterian
Ewing
Eleventh Avenue
Chester
HE Whittler
Zingarelli
Apeleties
Marcella Kurlytis
Pela
Sheldon Jackson Guild
Murray Stebbins
North
Warren Street
Claudia Sloser
Renda Zachary
Luella
Stebbins
Whittier
Canadian Rockies
Westminster Guild
YWCA
Hetty Preston
Wall Point Mission
First Baptist
Warren
Highth Avenues
Bath
Mascagni
Mra TH Spratt
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Bill Morton
Buildera Club
John Brence
Gordon Bucklanding
M J
First Mission Covenant
Hoback Atreets
C. R. Swanson
A. HK. Bergman
Missionary Circle
C. Anderson
Sermon on the Good Samaritan in daily practice
A Sunday school lesson urges putting the Good Samaritan’s spirit into action. It contrasts the priest and Levite with the compassionate Samaritan, saying true religion shows in mercy and justice, not mere profession. The lesson calls all people to be Good Samaritans in life.
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Jesus
Israel
Thers
Camp Fire Girls plan toy shop dress and gift projects
Helena Camp Fire Girls urge immediate toy shop donations and clothing drives for dolls and gifts. Groups at Wabanka Cheskcamay Anchleta and St Helena School organize Christmas cards parties and joint celebrations while electing officers and planning carols.
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Camp Fire
Wabanka
Cheskcamay
St. Helena School
Muredock McRae
Jane Bloy
Anchleta
Helena Guardian
Associaton
Prayer and Faith Shape Fanny Crosby’s Hymn Life
The blind poet and hymnist Fanny Crosby prayed before composing hymns and credited inspiration to God. Her hit “Close to Thee” appeared in 1874’s Songs of Grace and Glory, and her pilgrim journey with Jesus continued for nearly half a century until her death in 1915.
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Fanny Crosby
Jesus
Catholic Information Contends Faith Against Reason
A condensed editorial excerpt argues that Catholic doctrine aligns with divine revelation, not human reason, outlining sacraments, priestly authority, and transubstantiation as beliefs to accept rather than question. It asserts God’s omnipotence guides believers and promotes obedience to church teachings.
Parkhurst Memorial Drive Fails Over Funds
New York officials disclosed that a plan to erect a bronze statue for Rev Charles H Parkhurst has been abandoned after only 2600 to 2800 dollars were raised of a 30000 dollar goal. William M Kingsley, treasurer of the Parkhurst Memorial Fund, said all contributions were returned to donors. The drive began in 1935 and collapsed due to insufficient funds and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles
Parkhurst
Lexow
Ciie
Wiliam M Kingsley
United States Trust Company of
Parkhurst Memorial
Kingsley
Ray Ur Charles H Parkhurst
New York City
Drug Addicts Turn to Thefts as Drug Supply Shrinks
Major Williams, narcotics supervisor for the U S Treasury, warns of rising thefts from pharmacists and forged prescriptions as a drug shortage drives addicts to crime. He cites a 100 percent rise in proprietary medicine thefts and a 1,000 percent surge in forged narcotic prescriptions amid efforts to curb illicit imports.
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New York
Gatland Williamz
Hero
United States
Treasury Department
Church
Williams
Willams’ Bone
Metropolitan Hospital
Welfere Leland
Tao
The Old Fashioned Gift Hunt Before Christmas
A humorous survey of holiday gifting urges readers away from modern gadgets toward antique hand crafts such as a pewter buttonhook and willow pattern teapots. The piece lampoons crowded department stores and the chaos of Christmas shopping, ending with a reminder that personal meaning matters more than trend.
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Mr. Godey
Santa Claus
Ravel
Japan
China Department
Philadelphia
Carolina
Alamo
Sheridan
Georgia
Grand Rapids
Milfret
Muiltref
Wr Mulket
Asida
Hayang Haw
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James A. M
Fifth and
Hoback Streets
Hunter
Wr. Lowery
Tishai's
New World Order
YCA
Breckenridge Street
St. Paul's Methodist
Logan Street
Lavern C. Hicks
A. H. Willems
Solr
Lapland
Dickeneon
Milton Brown
Conrad Bus
Fred Bold
Georges Leger
Alvin Taylor
Epworth League
Assembly of God
Titth and
Ho Back Streets
Unity Metaphysical Center
Ruth Chew
Pittsburgh
Ina Hollander
Johnny
Grover
Willie
Mary
Christian Science Monitor
Unday
William FE. Gilroy, DD
Advance
Helena
E Gay
Jim
Horace B. Powell
Perdon
Catholic Information
Christ
Peter
Helena Soac
Tighannt
Henrietta
Henry
Ella
Dr. Parkhurst
Wear
Lear
Cleazar Willams
Depatment
Vita Petiosa
Gobbins
Camel- Spc
Tavers
Caine
Thamos