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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1959
Page
3
A devotional reading section highlights I Kings 11 through 12 33 and Psalm 36 citing guidance and reflection. It emphasizes themes of wisdom, faithfulness, and divine judgment within Biblical narratives for daily meditation.
This piece critiques Rehoboam's reign, arguing poor leadership split Israel and offers timeless warnings. It links leadership failure to ignoring experienced counsel, self serving governance, and power misused, noting power ultimately rests with the people and with God.
A recipe note suggests using a half cup each of chopped onion and celery for stuffing six slices of bread. A ready to cook duckling weighing four to five pounds serves four people nicely.
Dalton and Prairie View schools held picnics at Legion Park and Greenwood while District 69 near Weyerts and District 142 near Glennwood closed Friday and Meadow Lawn closed Friday with a picnic at Greenwood on Thursday. Teachers include Mrs Laws of Scottsbluff for 142 and Mrs Buddy Hathaway at Meadow Lawn. Center School held its picnic as school ended Tuesday with Werdell Lessman and Mrs Wilma Fulcher as teachers. Ellen Holden, a graduate, joined Sidney National Bank in Sidney after finishing school. Several families attended commencements in Glenda Wyoming. Freddie Brown, grandson of Mrs Borges, enlisted in the Marines for July 2 training in San Diego. The Kreader couple, Collie and Lillian, reflect on long Dalton ties with a family dinner planned. Cub Scouts welcomed Garden Club members who donated seeds. Trinity Lutheran Church services announced. hospital dismissals noted.
Dalton Church hosts the Box Butte Presbytery Jr Hi Rally on Sunday with a Mariner's Club supper. Church Vacation School runs May 25 for two weeks from 9:30 to 11:15 am. Superintendent is Mrs Kenneth Larson and music director is Mrs Roy Ziegler for Kindergarten through eighth grade.
May schedules: 4-H Club at Stella Henke home. Altar Society fried chicken dinner at St Marys Church. St Lions Club convention in Falls City with State Talent Show May 24. Vacation Bible School at Dalton United Presbyterian May 25 to June 5. Lions Center Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Jack McVickers May 26. 4-H and Beta Sigma Phi events. Memorial Day service May 30 at the hall. Also socials, church activities, family visits, and local sports notes across Dalton and nearby towns.
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