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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1957
Page
4
The message explores Jesus parable of the tares among wheat highlighting the kingdom of heaven and the sifting of believers. It reflects waiting for final judgment and encourages discernment and faith amid growth and danger.
Dr. Foreman defines the Kingdom as God’s will fully done by all. Truth, not coercion, spreads the Kingdom, since it is a living thing that grows through personal, lived example rather than copying institutions or past models.
The Telegraph highlights Typewriter carbon paper in letter and legal sizes from the popular Red Writing Wood brand, noting its versatility for business use and archival quality.
Sunday schedule lists 6 a m early prayer 8 15 a m devotionals over KSID 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m Morning Worship 6 45 p m N Y P S 7 30 p m Evening Evangelistic Service Interim pastor Mr Glenn Saxton will lead all services during the pastor’s absence Thursday 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise service
The Lorenzo Women's Club met at Mrs. Elmer Fulton's home for a card party with a three table high five. Prizes went to Frank Meier and J C Peters high, Charles Cady second, and Otto Raddatz with Mrs Meier low. A club lunch followed and next meet is planned with Mrs Otto Raddatz on Feb 21.
An art critic and passersby notice a reversed numeral seven on the front door of a new West 25th Street art school. Academy director Bernard Perlman explains the glass door was reversed to swing outward to meet fire regulations.
The Peetz News reports a February 23 band clinic in Peetz with Venango Arthur Dalton and Loren za taking part. An evening combined band concert will be open to the public.
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