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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1941
Page
5
In a tongue in cheek look at summer fashion, the piece notes more men wearing shirt sleeves in public spaces as the coatless trend grows. It traces the long running feud between Belts and Braces, recalls suspenders history, and quotes Navy Lt. Cmdr. Gene Tunney on belt wearing, concluding with fashion logic and naval authority.
A miscued page lists Sunday school and worship times for Telena Church Assembly of God and other local churches. It notes a radio rally with Words of Life at Billings station, plus sermons at First Mission, First Church of Christ Scientist, Christian-Benton, Saint Pauls Methodist, East Helena, and First Baptist. Events include youth groups, choir plans, and midweek Bible studies.
A rough account of the hymn I Was a Wandering Sheep inspired by St. Tobin’s gospel verse and Dr Horatius Bonar. It recounts a Scottish revival anecdote where a schoolgirl recited the entire Bonar hymn, influencing others toward faith and the Free Church movement.
The article outlines Paul and Barnabas with John Mark from Antioch to Cyprus and Asia Minor, tracing their preaching in Antioch Pisidia. It notes Jewish opposition, the shift to Gentiles, and the core Christian message that in Christ there is neither Jew nor Greek.
The fragment recalls William M. Evarts, famed lawyer and statesman, aboard a Pulimar cay with a friend. The friend asks about tying on the right or left side before bedtime. Evarts replies that if you are on the right side, it usually isn’t necessary to tie at all. Detroit News notes Ontario’s 1938 silver production totaling 25,801 ounces.
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