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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1937
Page
12
A Sunday lesson outlines Joseph with Jacob, Rachel, and Benjamin as favored sons. It covers his dreams, brothers’ jealousy, sale into slavery, Potiphar's house, jail, and eventual rise as Egypt's second ruler through prudent planning and steadfast faith.
Hollywood residents manned banners in a protest at Culver City Chamber of Commerce offices in a dispute over a name change. The confrontation marks a fresh flare in the quarrel between Culver City and Hollywood over the branding of their small region. Genera) rains brighten crop prospects in North Dakota after a dry spell.
A note on the hymn What a Friend We Have in Jesus by Joseph Scriven born in Ireland 1820. He moved to Canada where he died in 1886 after personal tragedy inspired his comfort hymn. The verses were first published in Richmond Virginia and later in Ira Sankey’s Gospel Hymns. The piece remains a staple in prayer meetings and churches.
Helena churches schedule sermons, Sunday school, and youth programs with a June Bible school planned for June 7 to 18. Alfred Gilberg is pastor at St. Peter's Procathedral. the General Theological seminary student Joan Hennessay arrives to lead services in East Helena and the cathedral.
Archbishop Mooney, newly elevated to Detroit, serves as immediate superior to Father Charles Coughlin. Former Rochester bishop Tope Pluk ordered the appointment. Mooney, ordained in Rome in 1905, has had a long varied prelate career in the Catholic church.
Letters of reproach from Chicago mothers to the accused in a South Dakota schoolteacher robbery slaying were read aloud as Howard Chris toman, 36, and Norman Weathery, 17, faced murder charges for beating and shooting Ada Carey, 26, after offering them a ride. Sheriff Reefy said arraignments will proceed.
Federal authorities push prison industry across ten facilities led by Prison Industries corporation set up two years ago. Prisons like Alcatraz Leavenworth Atlanta and Alderson produce clothing rubber goods textiles and foundry work. The program aims to avoid private competition while supplying government needs and includes women workers and leather goods from surplus WWI materials.
Scott Leavitt national commander of the United Spanish War Veterans spoke at a dinner in southeastern Montana reviewing the organization’s growth. About 106 veterans from two communities attended with Mrs Leavitt arriving from Denver. Leavitt noted 106000 members in 1500 camps across states territories and Alaska and urged defense readiness and natural resource preservation as core program points. The Leavitts planned to travel by train to Great Falls for a stay through Monday.
A fragmented article notes the bank plot titled Bon Hur by Lew Wallace set near the beginning of the Christian era. It mentions heroes named after otara, a term not named until around 1 000 A. Pp, with reference to No 568-10-8282 and a cipher suggesting 64 years to go.
Martin H. Bray, local contractor and mining man, will be the principal speaker at a union church service at One First Christian Church tonight at 7:30 as part of the Salvation Army Home Service appeal. Captain Murtaugh says Bray’s life story shows tragedy and triumph and will testify to the Army’s spiritual mission beyond social reform.
New York fashion notes highlight bold yellow and shocking pink as dominant colors. Designers feature these tones in beach prints and autumn evening gowns, with ensembles ranging from Chinese damask dresses in purple and emerald to printed cottons and terry cloth wraps.
Former New York governor Al Smith spoke with Benito Mussolini in Rome during a June visit. The interview, conducted mostly in English, yielded little disclosed detail about any conditions or agreements. Smith teased a future write up while noting a roughly 50 percent interviewer dynamic.
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