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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
6
Easter at the church features two services with Holy Communion and reception of new members at 11 a.m. The church school presents The Easter Song at 5 p.m. and hosts a children’s baptism service. Good Friday devotions occur at 7 p.m. and 10 a.m. for First Lutheran Easter observances.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 1440 15th Ave lists Master Sunday Sunday school and German services at 945 a.m English services at 11 a.m Special collection for home purposes Easter Monday German services at 1030 a.m The Easter festival centers on Christ as Son of God and Redeemer and invites all to worship Infant baptism music by Gladness in the Garden and soloists noted Resurrection topics and evening music planned by pastors W F Peters and Paul P Chief with Virginia Johnson Knapp and Helen Doran among performers
The Sidney Pentecostal church factions join under the Assembly of God. Services Sunday March 27 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday March 30 at 8 p.m. An old fashioned revival Sunday March 27 led by evangelist Rev. W. W. Appieyard and acting pastor Rev. Glenn Ayres.
A church invites all to worship with Holy Communion on Good Friday at 10 30 am in English, and a German service with Holy Communion at 10 20 am. Divine worship in English at 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 2 10 am. Pastor B B C Wiebke extends cordial invitation.
The Weyerts Lutmeran Church split text proclaims the Risen Savior as salvation. Easter Sunday masses at St Patrick's Church are set for 7:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. with special music by a children's choir and St Patrick's choir. Emersons Mass in E flat and Regina Coeli will be performed with Miss Helen Peetz at organ and Miss Evelyn Doran directing. Anton Link, pastor, extends a welcome to worship and blessings for homes.
The Christian Church invites all to a sunrise prayer at seven followed by breakfast and a 10 o clock Bible school aiming for a attendance record. An 1 o'clock Easter service features hymns sermons and the Resurrection theme with J Wesley Hughes and Henry A. Levis. Evening program at 7 30 presents two anthems by Wm Dirkpatrick and a sermon If Not the Resurrection of Christ by J Bicknell.
A Lent to Easter reflection notes joy in the Easter festival. The heart seeks peace as the tomb is found empty and the angel proclaims He is risen. The message centers on the Savior and the joyous outcome of Easter morning.
The church will hold a church school at 9 45 with morning worship and sermon including reception of members. Epworth Leagues meet at 11 30. Evensong and cantata The Quest by Adam Giebel will be sung by the Motet singers at 7 30. Minister F Charling Mills.
The service at 11 a.m. features a Holy Communion with a sermon. The choir will sing the communion service by Stainer and perform a special anthem. J. B. Roe serving as Rector.
Services at 7 30 this evening include Holy Communion with reception of members and address. Music selections feature Green Hill Far Away Gounod and God So Loved the World Stainer.
One of the era’s greatest aerial pictures, The Lost Squadron, stars Richard Dix with Eric Von Stroheim Dorothy Jordan Joel McCrea Mary Astor and Robert Armstrong. The Fox theatre shows Sunday and Monday. the story follows stunt pilots in perilous planes to capture daring film footage amid dramatic air sequences.
A local store promotes Easter hams as the centerpiece of family meals. It highlights stocked, high quality baking hams and reasonable prices with a call to customers to view specials before selecting their Easter ham tomorrow.
Easter eggs in bags and baskets will be sold, with cone and two and a half pound boxes of fancy chocolates offered at special prices tomorrow. Don’t forget the children's candy. our prices are the most inexpensive.
Clara Beyer reports a busy week with confirmations and family visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Schmid and daughter Lucile attended Ada Aurich Suncey’s confirmation, while Bernard and Clara Beyer had dental work in Sidney Monday. Families including Borchers, Schmid, Schmidt, and Foster shared gatherings and card parties with prizes awarded to Ben Gross, Mrs. George Rohde, Hilbert Borcher, and Mrs. Ben Gross.
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