Patriotic program next Sunday at 11 a m
A brief patriotic program is planned for next Sunday with a doxology invocation and Gloria. The event promises a short sequence of hymns and prayers led by local organizers.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
4
A brief patriotic program is planned for next Sunday with a doxology invocation and Gloria. The event promises a short sequence of hymns and prayers led by local organizers.
The church urges Christians to meditate and pray on Independence Day and attend a special English service at 10 30 a m on July 4 marking the nation 150th anniversary. A quarterly meeting is set for July 11 at 2 00 p m plus a Ladies Aid gathering July 7 at Mrs F Brawer's home led by Pastor W F Peters.
Friday mass at 7 30 a m and Sunday masses at 7 a m and 10 a m led by Rev Anton Link at the parish church.
The United Lutheran Church schedules a 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. public worship with a sermon titled The True Patriot. Afternoon services at 2 30 p.m. and Grace and Gurney churches host school and patriotic services in the day, with a cordial welcome from Pastor W T Kahse.
The Methodist church in Kearney district hosts Dr B B Braden during Sunday school hour and evening services, with the pastor urging attendance. Rev Rawb preaches at 11 am in a Sesqui Centennial themed sermon about liberty and moral roots, as the gospel team’s Kimball visit is praised.
White hats and desortment featured at McFadden Millinery with prices $2.50 and $3.00, inviting shoppers to select styles from the display items.
The Country ced held its monthly bridge dinner Thursday evening with hosts including Mr. and Mrs. D. St. Thomas and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Taylor. Judge J. I. Tewell won first place among the gentlemen, R. P. Kepler second, while Mrs. Golden Kratz led the ladies with high score and Mrs. G. R. Brill was second. Out of town guest Mrs. R. W. Bauer attended, and Eva Miles Flintjer hosted the King's Daughters Monday evening at her home with Mrs. Raymond Bauer from Lincoln as an out of town guest and sister to the hostess.
Mrs W P Miles and Eva Flintier hosted a charming luncheon for Mrs R W Bauer of Lincoln, daughter and sister of the hostesses. Guests sat at a single table amid pink roses and sweet peas with pink tulle bows. Cards yielded first honors to Mrs Tewell and second to Mrs Guy Doran. Mrs Bauer won a guest prize.
Mrs. Dimery entertained twenty guests Wednesday morning at ten o'clock in honor of her sister Mrs. Campbell of Lincoln. Bridge followed by luncheon at one o'clock with garden flowers decorating rooms. Mrs. Hoge won first honors, Mrs. Uptegrove second. Out of town guest Mrs. R W Bauer of Lincoln attended. E S Uptegrove and A E Phelps hosted twelve guests at a seven o'clock dinner at the County club Saturday evening. Blue delphinium and baby breath graced the table. Bridge later at the Uptegrove home with Mrs. Kennedy taking first ladies prize and Mr Hardy first gentleman’s prize.
County commissioners and boosters from Cheyenne Banner and Scotts Bluff counties advocate state aid to shorten the Potter to Minatare route by about 80 miles with new links and upkeep. Delegations meet state officials as plans progress, linking Potter to Lodge Pole valley and Sidney, then northwest to Minatare and Scottbluff, trimming travel by roughly 17 miles.
July text notes uncertainty over state adoption of a state wide road plan this year but says the ongoing campaign should hasten state action long under consideration.
Union Pacific prepares an educational crop train tour on August 20 featuring exhibits on alfalfa winter kill and wheat marketing, with talks on soil moisture conservation and weed control. Two leading farmers will receive two bushels of Nebraska No. 60 winter wheat for on-farm tests, in a cooperative effort with the University of Nebraska, the conservation division, and local hosts.
A local store says it has a fine selection of diamonds now and expects higher prices this fall. The message highlights current pricing as a perk for shoppers.
The Whippet a new European type light car from Overland is now on display at the Maley Motor Company's show rooms in Sidney. Promoted as light and efficient it claims 30 miles per gallon and 55 plus miles per hour with strong acceleration. Available in three models priced from 595 to 735, the Whippet has generated broad interest among local automobile enthusiasts and press alike.
Four Ford Touring cars offered ready to go at bargain prices. McFadden Millinery advertises a special assortment priced at 2.50 and 3.00. M. W. Osborn Meter Co promotes sale pricing on vehicles and related items.
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