CHRIST'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Thursday Service at 7:30 PM
The Rev. Harold Shay will officiate Thursday evening services at 7 30 o'clock at Christ's Episcopal Church.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
6
The Rev. Harold Shay will officiate Thursday evening services at 7 30 o'clock at Christ's Episcopal Church.
Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in South Divide announces Sunday services at 10 AM with address based on Romans 12 17 21 theme The Sin of Getting Even. Catechetical Review questions 263 265. Pastor Otto H Wittig invites strangers and visitors to attend.
Potter Nebraska First Lutheran Church notes morning worship at 10:00 and Sunday School at 11:00 with Luther League at 7:00. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 8:00 p m. St Pauls Lutheran Missouri Synod details Sunday School 9:30 Bible Class 10:30 morning service 10:30. Teachers meet Wednesday 7:30 Ladies Aid first Thursday 2:30 Walther League first and third Thursday 8:00 pm.
Sidney Foursquare Church and Church of the Nazarene share a Sunday and midweek timetable. Sunday services start with Bible School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Evening Crusader and Evangelistic services are listed. Midweek prayer and study occur Wednesdays at 7 30 p m and 7 30 p m respectively.
Weekday Masses at 7 am. Sunday Masses at 6 30 am 8 00 am and 9 30 am. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 pm.
Trinity Lutheran Church at Corner 10th Ave and Linden invites children to Sunday School at 9 45 a m and choir rehearsal on Thursday at 7 30 p m led by Rev Henry Monnich Nae announced for the week’s church notices.
Sidney hosts Bible study and communion each Sunday morning at 11:00 in the American Legion Room of the city auditorium.
Ek Wilkins is pastor. Dalton Nebraska Assembly of God holds Sunday School at 10 am, Morning Worship at 11 am, Evangelistic service at 7 30 pm, and Wednesday 7 30 pm Young People's service and prayer meeting. All welcome at all services.
Corner llth and Jackson signals Walter L. Jewett as minister with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship moves to 11:00. Parents urged to note the schedule change.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship gathers at 5 45 with Mary Story leading devotions and Muriel Story directing discussion. Monday evening at 7 30 a Bible class is taught by Rev. Jewett. Friday at 4 0 a preparatory membership class is led by Rev. Jewett.
The Presbyterian Church on 14th and Lingen held a church school at 10:00 and a worship service at 11:00 with a sermon titled The Kingdom Treasure. A monthly church board meeting occurs at the manse tonight at 7:45, with choir practice on Thursday at 7:45. The Arc Society meets next Wednesday at 8:00. Thought for the week by Louis Fischer: Without a daring approach to the issues of peace there will be no peace. Howard Osborne, Pastor.
The First Christian Church at Jackson Street and Thirteenth Ave lists Bible School at 10:00 a.m. with Hugh Paris and Mrs. Glen Greenlee as superintendents. Communion at 11:15 a.m. with sermons on The Church on the March and Gods Watchman on Zion s Wall. Evening service at 7:30 with a sermon. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and Bible Study plus prayer Wednesday at 8:00. Choir practice Thursday 8:00. Scripture thought from Psalms 1:1.
Homer B. Hix, minister, announces Sunday church activities at the Potter Methodist Church. Services include morning devotions at 10 a.m. with sermon Spiritual Recovery by General Superintendent Stewart Nelson, plus Intermediate Youth and Young Adult fellowships at 7 p.m. A joint devotion session precedes a film titled Among California's Migrants followed by separate class discussions. All are invited to worship next Sunday.
A flurry of visits and gatherings across W C Phelps home and nearby towns. Guests include Lorenzo Williams and Janice Meier with multiple householders, stock show trips to Denver, and family birthdays for Grandma Boggs. Notables: Mrs Hugh Paris operations, Camp Polk Huffaker visit, and varied dinner, lunch, and Sunday gatherings.
Please bring your contributions for the March of Dimes to the Sunol Post office. Mrs. Gene Cole spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Paul Misegadis. Miss Glenis Fensker aids at the Caldwell store in Orma Misegadis’s absence. Mr. Lyle Stevens of Denver visits with Bob Misegadis. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hadden hosted a Sunday dinner.
The Sund Mustangs beat Gurley on Gurley floor Friday as the Sund and the grades won their games. Local gatherings featured visits from Otto Christensen and the Harlan Christensen family, brief mentions of shopping and anniversaries, and a Sund basketball game against Sunol with proceeds to the March of Dimes.
The Maroon Frosh opened the season with a 35 20 defeat at Kimball on January 21 as Sidney Frosh were without several players from earlier wins.
A list of admitted individuals and births appears with multiple names and places such as Crook Cole Potter Gurley Proctor Colo and references to Mrs. Esther Frerich L A Pearson Mildred Wilson Theresa Kig yoom Rachel Jacobson Velen Rohifin Kate Mathewson Myrtle Higgins Walter Miller Wilma Beacon Ann Roelle Fern Johnson and a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and a son plus Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hig…
A garbled list of names and scattered weekdays references includes individuals such as Gurley, Byron Johnson, Potter, Kimball, Vogel, Peterson, Jacobson, Wite, Frerich, Mueller, Rohifin, Miller, Wilson, Kla voonn, and Wilma Beacon. The fragment mentions sons and a daughter with several days of the week but lacks coherent events, actions, or locations.
A compact inventory notes items for sale including a wheel trailer, drill hitch, belt, steel posts, posthole digger, sand shovel, and assorted wrenches. The entry reads as a plain list with measurements and minimal context.
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