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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1960
Page
14
A church service focused on scripture readings from Psalm 1 Romans 12 and Colossians 3 1 4 with emphasis on spiritual guidance and daily living. The program highlights prayer and reflection as part of worship.
A sermon discusses faith without works as dead and stresses response to God as the basis of Christian life. It cites gratitude guiding action, responsibility under God, and Romans 12 living sacrifices, contrasting perfunctory adoration with daily conduct. Includes Niemoeller example and notes on farming assets and New Jersey wolf law.
Brant ly helicopter distributorship shifts to Lodgepole Flying Service run by Don Brown with Helicopter Inc of Denver handling large aircraft. The change will serve Denver area and surrounding regions, as Helicopter Inc notes Brantly’s civilian market appeal and first personalized helicopter approach. The Pinochle Club’s finale at Harold Isley home produced a 1:00 lunch and awards for Mrs. Laban Lydiatt and Mrs. Nell Melton. The Project Club met with 13 members and 2 guests, electing officers for next year and planning Home Extension Day at Sidney on Nov 1.
Sunday dinner guests and weekend visitors fill the rural social page. Names such as Arch Hafer, Rome Englert, Mark Hafer, Carl Bale, and Major Warren Bale appear alongside hunting plans in Fort Collins and visits to families in Chappell and Sund. Community groups held meetings, and Immanuel Lutheran Church announced a schedule of services and classes in Lodgepole.
Church services three events Sunday October 30 worship Bible study 7 PM and 11 AM morning worship. Official Board meets November 2 at the parsonage. November family nights begin with 6 30 PM Sunday evenings and a covered dish supper. Circle 1 Lodgepole W S C S meets November 3 at 2 PM at Mrs Don Brown home with Mrs Curtis Brown assisting. Roll call Things to be thankful for. Mrs Arnold Kehl presents the lesson and Mrs Paul Smith gives devotions. Tea towel project urged.
A compact view notes George Washington as the most laconic president and records his second inaugural address at a mere 135 words while noting the broader average of about 2,500 words.
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