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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
10
St Patrick’s Church holds services weekly with 8 a m Sunday high mass and 7 20 p m evening devotions. Weekday services are scheduled, with Sunday worship described as central to parish life.
The Easter services drew praise for helpfulness and a strong spirit of cooperation at a congregational meeting. All urged to secure their own place of worship by September. The sermon highlighted victory over sin and death as Christ risen. Sunday School 10 A M. Preaching 11 00 A M. and 7 30 PM. Rev Samuel Ligler, Pastor.
The Sidney Gurley Parish announces Sunday School at 9 45 and worship with preaching at 11 00 at Trinity Sidney with Grace Gurley joining for Holy Communion at 11 00. Special evangelistic services are planned each evening before Sunday at six o clock.
The Bible school program was a success and offerings were generous. Morning worship featured a lively message What Kind of Child will it be with an enthusiastic pastor and a large, joyous congregation pledged to future growth. Evening program praised for splendid selections and a vital address. Next Sunday aims for equal or better services with BibleSchool at 10:00 am and subjects The Future Church and How We Receive God's Spirit. Pastor J Langston invitations to all to attend.
The Sunday School reached a peak in attendance last Sunday as new song books arrived. Music is set to revive with the fresh material, and the Epworth League showed renewed vigor after a period of waning enthusiasm.
The piece invites the community to support the Victory Liberty Loan with a citizenship message. It highlights a church opening service next Sunday with special music and a concert by the David Duggin Convert Co. The Hornaday Brothers and soldiers will share messages, with admission free and a warm welcome from Pastor Rev LE Lewis.
A wartime exhortation warns that failure to repay personal debts may lead to jail, while refusing to lend one’s portion to fund war debts brands you a slacker. It emphasizes thrift and shared national honor in meeting Liberty Loan obligations.
Cycle Sam has never defaulted on a dollar yet owes Would. You turned a fiend down by not lending him money he protected. Now he seeks ready cash to settle his war debts.
Dr Louis Albert Gannks of Boston will speak at the Methodist Church Thursday May 1 at 8 o clock. Topic World-wide Prohibition Coming and America Leads the Way. Admission free to all.
A description highlights the snug comfort of tailored suits and the choice of patterns and colors. It promises 100 percent service, with clothing made to measure or ready for service, displayed in plate glass cases.
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