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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
The Kokjer Motor company reports the sale of a new Chevrolet dump truck to the city of Sidney this week. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in a wide sweep of society items from Sidney and nearby towns.
Members of the Royal Neighbor lodge held a Wednesday night bridge and banco entertainment at Mrs Zelma Meenan s home with four tables active. Amusements and prizes awarded to high and low scorers. banco honors went to Miss Geraldine Fahy and Miss Mary Best. A Potter party hosted by Miss Margaret Maher featured bridge, with Mrs Laver Thomas, Mrs Ross Barker and Miss Gwen Whitney among the winners. Jorgenson hosted Entre Nous lunch and bridge. Dutch Treat, Hi Lo Club, Wednesday Bridge Club, and other clubs held gatherings with prizes for high scores. A May 26 Lincoln wedding of Miss Doris Elliott to J W Taylor was noted with reception and home trip planned, and Legion Auxiliary elected officers. Additional social notes cover Bethel Daughters, Eastern Star Kensington, and St Paul s Aid Society meetings with bridge, dinners, and installations.
Weekday masses at 7 a m and Sunday masses at 7 8 and 930 a m. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 730 p m. Pastor Anton Link.
The church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship followed by evangelistic services at 7 30 p m with the subject The Great Tribulation and a speaker Evelyn End ersby Also Wednesday 7 30 p m evangelistic services Friday 7 30 p m Bible study at the parsonage led by Co L Thornton evangelist
Sunday school at 10 a m and no worship service at 11 a m Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff leads the church service plan for the day
Church activities listed with 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship. Harp selections by Frances Kaub and diplomas for training class graduates. Review of work by Mar F H Wolf and class members. Evening worship at 8 p m and daily bible school 9 o clock. Eastward School hosts Bible study prayer Thursday missionary meeting with Mrs Ernest Jaeckel and choir rehearsal led by John J Sheaff Minister.
Sunday school at 9 a m and German services also at 9 a m. English service at 10 a m with a note on time change. South Divide services at 1 15 p m. Sermon topic explores why some are saved while others are eternally lost.
In the Sunday gospel, excuses for rejecting the gracious invitation to the great Supper are, such as purchasing land, excessive work on Sunday, or five yokes of oxen, and even marriage, are condemned as prioritizing worldly gains over the Savior. The preacher, H F Krohn, warns that such grounds insult Christ, for none who cling to these will taste of the Lord's supper.
The Christian Church announces a Sunday schedule with church school at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM. Pastor away at state convention Bea trice Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs Tyner leads all services next Sunday, conducts junior church at 11, and Communion precedes the story sermon. Endeavor at 7 PM. Choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 PM. Vacation Bible School all next week led by J L Tyner, Pastor.
Mrs H J Elsen reports a Memorial program in Sidney attended by Mr and Mrs Harvey George and Marchita Benedict. Several visits to the Elsen home occurred including by Ralph Davidson and daughter Virginia and by Leonard Moseman of Sidney with cousins Curtis and Bobby Elsen. A fishing trip to Jumbo reservoir was enjoyed by Charlie George and Marchita Benedict with Eva Lenzen. Graduation exercises at Chadron normal were attended by George Deaver and Charles George.
Mr and Mrs John Clements of Sioux City Iowa hosted Memorial Day gatherings with extended relatives including Mrs August Such storf and daughters Janice and Eloise from Bloomfield Mrs L Hertz and daughter Dorothy Rose of Twin Falls and Mr and Mrs Fred Engel and family joining the John and Charles Gabriel families for the holiday.
The girls own room club met at Ed Brockelsby home Friday evening. Officers were elected and the Jessons were distributed. The next meeting will be held at Florence Seimers home.
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