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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1970
Page
9
The sermon argues that Jesus kept a regular habit of synagogue worship, as His custom was, and urges believers to maintain worship as a discipline. It emphasizes church as a meeting place to worship God, renew faith, seek forgiveness, and inspire love and good works. Rev. Darrell Davis portrays worship as a personal and communal routine.
A compact directory lists Cedar Lanes Don Meier and staff, Seven Up Bottling Co Forrest Belleu, Green Lantern Cafe Paul and Gwen Hecker, Gibson Ford Mercury Kenneth, West Nebraska Express Bob and Esther Schilreff, American National Bank WD W Jorgenson, East Side Bay Service Station Pearlie Copley, Decker’s Market Bob Decker and employees, Gordon Wrecking Co Maurice Gordon and employees, Fairmont Foods Mel Crom distributor, Fischer's Custom Draperies Ervin Fischer and employees, Sidney Community TV Co Best TV Viewing On The Cable, Farmers Union Co op Gas & Oil Elmerdung and employees, Sidney Beauty Academy Jo Anne and staff, Wheatbelt Public Power District Owned By Those We Serve, Humphrey's Auto Parts INL Mr and Mrs J W Vaughn and employees, Vendis Cafe.
Church of Christ on Jackson Street under Pastor Tennant lists Bible studies and worship times. Latter Day Saints on East 3rd Street with Branch President Kimball shows weekly priesthood meetings and activities. Nazarene on Jackson Street, Rev Vandermate, posts Sunday school and worship times with youth groups. Evangelistic service and prayer meeting times noted for week.
Worship at United Methodist Church led by Pastor Massie Massie on Sunday at 9 30 a m. Ned Marold O provides the greeting and opening prayers. Local parishioners are invited to attend the morning service.
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