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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
3
Multiple congregations list weekly services across Fort Hall and surrounding towns. Masses at St Joseph and St Anthony, plus numerous worship, Bible study, and Sunday school times noted for Allen Chapel, Mission Church of the Good Shepherd, and many wards and churches in Fort Hall Idaho and Lava Hot Springs.
The lesson sermon for Sunday June 15 centers on Hayes and Bonneville with the golden text The Lord is my strength and my shield, my heart. The piece presents a devotional focus on divine protection and faith.
Congregational Church North Garfield and West Lander led by Ed Cunningham holds 9:45 am church school, 11 am worship with a sermon The Man Who Made No Apologies. Scrooby club at 8 pm. Assembly of God 12th and East Lander led by Rev L A Steller offers 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am morning worship The Battle for the Mind Young People's service at 8 pm Evangelistic meeting Victory for You Bible study and prayer Wednesday 8 pm June 16 to June 27.
Truman addresses Canadian Parliament while church services are listed for East Center and new church. Morning and evening programs include sermons by Rev. Koch and Rev. Muhiy, with Sunday school and vesper services noted. Additional events feature guest speaker Rev. J. A. McNatt and youth services at the corner of Eighth and Clark.
Idaho Falls and upper Snake River Valley housewives swarmed stores on Thursday to stock up on ration free sugar amid broad availability.
Sugar returned to Idaho markets after more than five years with brisk business at grocers. William J. O’Bryant, Idaho manager for Utah Idaho Sugar, announced ample stocks stored at Lincoln and Blackfoot factories to meet regional needs for a long period. Initial rush exhausted store supplies, but wholesalers kept retailers stocked from Lincoln factory.
The Hitching Post will open in the former Bannock coffeehop space. W. W. Shields says the bar will reflect frontier west design with murals and rough furniture. It aims to be ready July 1 and will include a plastic or neon area to welcome ladies.
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