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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1947
Page
5
Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Young People's service at 7 15 p m Evangelistic services continue nightly except Saturday through November 2 with music singing and preaching Rev and Mrs A C Phillipe are evangelists a welcome awaits all attendees.
The Community Church of Sioux Ord Depot holds a 9:30 Sunday worship in the Post Recreation Hall M-11 with Sunday School to follow at 10:30.
Sidney Nebraska church offers weekday masses at 7:00 a.m. and Sunday masses at 6:20, 6:08 and 9:30 a.m. Evening devotion and benediction follow at 7:30 p.m. on Sundays.
First Lutheran Church Potter Nebraska invites worship with Pastor Waldemar Giles. Sunday services include 10 15 a m Sunday School and 11 16 a m Morning Worship. Won't you come and worship with us.
The notice lists morning services at 10 A M and church school at 11 A M with morning prayer and sermon. Communion is celebrated at five PM on the fourth Sunday of each month, with a regular morning prayer service at 11 AM. Vicar Thom A B Ditton leads.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on 15th and Osage with Pastor Henry Dern announces Sunday School Bible Class and 10 am services. Teachers meet Wednesday at 7 percent? pm. Ladies Aid meets first Thursday at 2 pm. Walther League meets first and third Thursday at 3 pm.
The notice lists services for local churches including the Church of the Nazarene with pastor B. Jonnison and multiple Sunday rites, the Church of Christ at Legion Hall with Bible study and communion, and Grace Lutheran Church led by Reverend W. Bartels offering Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am in Gurtey, Nebraska.
Pastor Ray W. Bartels of Trinity Lutheran Church will preside at the Dalton Nebraska worship service. Congregation members are invited to attend the regular Sunday morning gathering at the church.
The service at nine thirty a m with Sunday School at ten thirty a m and a morning service at eleven a m take place at Corner 10th Ave and Linden. Pastor Henry Monnich leads Sunday School at nine forty five a m and the regular worship follows.
Gomer B. Hix leads church services with General Supt Ralph Anderson. Morning worship at 11. Sermon titled Our Protestant Heritage. Junior Intermediate and Youth Fellowships meet at 7 30 p m. W S C S annual bazaar and dinner set for Saturday November 1 starting at 11 30 a m Official board meeting Tuesday November 4. All welcome to worship.
Trinity Lutheran Church by South Divide Missouri Synod invites strangers and visitors to divine services Sunday at 10:30. Pastor Otto H. Wittig leads the observance commemorating the Reformation festival.
Church School at 9 45 Worship Service at 11 00 Sermon The Unused Stone Junior Intermediate and Senior Societies of Westminster Fellowship meet at 530 Sunday evening Thought for the week It is always safe to learn even from our enemies Colton Howard Osborne Pastor.
Gerald W. Gardner pastor at First Christian Church invites parishioners to make the home church their own with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Communion follows at 11:15 a.m. Services held at Jackson Street and Thirteenth Ave.
We express sincere gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbors for floral offerings, visits and acts of kindness during bereavement after the death of our husband, brother and uncle T W Simpson. Special thanks to the Masons for their services.
The Sidney Council of Church Women hosts an interdenominational World Community Day at the Christian Church. Rev. Thom A. B. Ditton of Christ Episcopal Church will speak, with all invited to attend the union service at 2 00 p m. The event accompanies usual Sunday services and church activities including choir practice and the Willing Workers meeting.
The First Methodist Church at Corner Lith and Jackson lists 9:45 A M Sunday School led by Theo Tillotson as superintendent, 11:00 A M worship with Rev. Walter L. Jewett, 5:45 P M Youth Fellowship, 7:30 P M Evening Service and Revelation Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30 Prayer Meeting, Thursday 2:30 W S C S meeting in church parlors Circle Three hosts, 7:15 P M choir rehearsal.
Mrs. W. D. Powell and Mrs. Roy Wells hosted the Victory Homemakers Club gathering at the Powell residence Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. B. Johnson led the business session and Mrs. Ted Reisner directed the group singing. Powell shared an engaging lesson on China with a display of old and modern china dishes and silver, outlining the history and making of these wares.
Plans were made to hold a later meeting with a guest speaker to provide further information on the subject of China and to invite other clubs to attend the meeting. Delicious refreshments were a terminating feature of the entertainment. Mrs. Lawrence Sharp, Reporter.
Western Nebraska teachers at the sixth district convention in Alliance approved ten resolutions. They praised Alliance officials and Superintendent H R Partridge, endorsed the United Nations and UNESCO, urged federal and state education funding, sought more scholarships, and called for a minimum $2400 annual salary for teachers with four year training. They also backed a strong national military organization.
Directing copies of the resolutions be sent to the Nebraska congressional delegation and to state and national educational associations. The measure covers Reserve Corps, National Guard, and enlarging the Reserve Officer training program in schools and colleges.
Dick Smith of Lodgepole was arrested Sunday for speeding. Judge Glenn Greenlee fined him 25 dollars plus costs after a Monday hearing. Simmons Cook led the arrest.
Patrolmen Willis and Curless were the arresting officers in a case where a fine of 25 dollars plus costs was imposed.
A 1946 Ford V-8 struck a cow owned by Firth Booth two miles east of Sunol on Highway 30 around 6:30 PM Tuesday. The crash caused about 200 dollars in front-end damage to the car. Mrs. Bauer suffered minor cuts and bruises. her husband Fred Bauer was unharmed.
The Gift Shop Jewelers offers a selection of stock pictures at a substantial one third discount. Customers can browse a curated range of images featured in the gift shop display.
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