Baptist Church Notes With Morning and Evening Worship
The article outlines Sunday programs at multiple churches including Baptist and Presbyterian locations. Key items include morning Sunday school at 9:45 to 10:40 with sermons such as The Scond Mile and Zion Awake, and evening services at 7:30 with topics The Twice Born and Jesus Knocking at the Door. Additional events feature B Y P U sessions, choir and piano numbers, congregational meetings, membership applications, and midweek study of John chapter six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Zion
John
Wm. Ewing
MN. Hayes
Presbyterian Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
Christian Church
Presbyterian General Council
Barnum
Ross W. Bates
J. R. Woodruff
Oscar Donatison
Presbyterian Mission
Gibson
Christian Endeavor Societies
Paul Frenger
Los Angeles
Toure Gathe
Krentzlin
Church of the Nazarene Service and Bible School
Bible school at 9 45 a m graded classes for all. Thomas J Sedam superintendent. Young Peoples society at 6 45 p m study of Second Thessalonians under direction of pastor. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Evangelistic messages stirring song services cordial welcome. J Clarence Anderson pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
W. Clark
Thomas J. Sedam
Young Peoples’ Society
Second Thessalonians
J. Clarence Anderson
L’aster
Religious notices and church events in Lander and Alameda
First Congregational Church Lander and Garfield lists services led by Pastor George Sloan with Sunday morning and evening worship and Sunday school. Christian Church details Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11. Includes Junior and Senior Endeavor activities and readings, plus Woodmen’s hall services. Also notes Ladies Aid meeting at 2 30 in Alameda and Walther League and adult class meetings with dates and addresses.
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Subret
First Congregational Church
Lander and Garfield
George 8. Sloan
Christian Church
Cleare
Junior Endeavor
Senior Endeavor
Carol Duncan
Read
Lander
Woodmen's Hall
North Main
Ladies’ Aid
W. T. Reeves
Park Avenue
Alameda
Walther League
Fata Ellen Engstrom
South Maintreet
West Whitman
Services at Commercial hall on North Main Street
Sunday services held at 11 a.m. with subject Christ Jesus and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Midweek testimonials at 7 p.m. The Carlsen building reading room opens Sundays 3 to 5 p.m. and weekdays 2 to 4 and 7 to 5:30 p.m. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 10 a.m. Morning services at 11 a.m. Pastor H. LT. Chandler invites the public.
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Commercial Hall
North Mainst
Eet
Christ Jesus
Carlsen
Corner Lander
Arthur
St. Margaret's Guild Meeting at Mrs Strong Home
Community notices announce St Margaret's Guild gathering Monday afternoon at 755 West Benton. Also scheduled are a Young Married People's club dance at Antlers Hall Monday evening and a Primary Religion carnival and dance Wednesday March 4 at Sixth Ward L recreation hall.
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St. Margaret's Guild
Harry Strong
West Benton
Antlers Hall
L. Recreation
King George Progresses Toward Recovery From Bronchitis
London reports King George remains convalescent after bronchitis confinement at the palace for over a week. Weather threats endanger his prospects to leave his room for several days.
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London
George
French Crossword Puzzles Gain Popularity in Pocatello High School
French puzzles from Ginn and Company captivate students at Pocatello Senior High. Miss Chrisman notes several solved puzzles and more are being requested. The activity promotes dictionary use and grammar in an enjoyable format as crosswords spread from America to France under the name La Mosaique Mysterienne.
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Pocatello
Chrisman
Ginn and Ecompany
Atlantic
France
America
Mile
Noelia Dubrule
Berinuers
Ginn and Company
Thy
Moonshine Seized After Sheriff Visit at 426 South Third
Approximately thirty gallons of moonshine whiskey were confiscated by sheriff's deputies during a Saturday night search at 426 South Third Avenue. An individual identifying as Ralph Johnston was arrested, and his brother Chester Johnston was also jailed on liquor possession charges. A Ford car driven by Johnston with a pint bottle of liquor was seized.
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Sheriff's Force
South Third Avenue
Ralph Johnston
Chester Johnston
Ralph
Aeeo A
Johnston
Seven-Pound Boy Born to Currans at St Anthony
Mr and Mrs Dan Curran welcome a seven pound boy at St Anthony hospital on February 18. The Currans are residents with Mr Curran working as an engineer on the O8L line.
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Dan Curran
St. Anthony Hospital
Curran
PTA Meeting Promises Musical Program and Moral Talks
The high school PTA will meet Monday evening with a clarinet solo by Leigh Gittens, performances by the Arline chorus, and talks by Reverend George Sloan on high moral standards and A L Merrill on mental alertness in today’s world.
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Parent- Teachers Association of
Leigh Gittens
Arline Chorus
George Sloan
A. L. Merrill
Negro whiskey offender jailed after night custody
Fred Wheeler, a Negro, was taken into custody Saturday night by city and county officers on the charge of selling whiskey to Indians. He was lodged in the city jail overnight and will be transferred to the county hospital this morning. Annie Johnson was booked at the police station Saturday night on the charge of petit larceny.
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Fred Wheeler
Annie Johnson
Little Misses Perform Musical Recital at Anderson Studios
Nancy Bell Carmean Olga Smith and Helen Clark, pupils of Miss Fern Williams, entertained classmates and parents with a Friday night program at the Anderson studios. performances included Cadman Alabams Cabin Slumber Song and Bob-O-Link plus Hanging dens, Meadow Lark by Henlein Ghosts, and a duet Rose Petals by Lawson.
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Nancy Bell Carmean
Ogla Smith
Helen Clark
Fern Williams
Anderson Studios
Nan Bell Carmean
Cadman
Bently
Bilbro
Davis
Henlein
Brooks
Olga Smith
Lawson
Miss Williams
Police Report: February Sets Arrest Record
The police department recorded 130 arrests in February in a record month per Chief L. A. Lehrbas. Fines and bond forfeitures totaled $869. Intoxication led with 35 arrests, followed by vagrancy with 19 and traffic violations with 11.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Hop per Lamb Dairy Builds Modern Plant With New Equipment
The Hop per-Lamb Dairy near the city installs a pasteurizer and automatic filling and capping system making sanitation a priority. Milk sits in the pasteurizer at 142 to 145 degrees for about thirty minutes before rapid cooling and bottling. The plant features automatic washers, a five horsepower powered line, a 1200 gallon ice box, and an ordered ice maker with roughly $10,000 invested in upgrades.
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Hopper-Lamb Dairy Company
Intermountain
French Debates on Prohibition in Parliament
Paris Feb 28 AP The French deputies faced a tough task as they debated the American prohibition act. A heated session followed dinner with divisions over the merits of the U S law. Deputies noted reserved paragraphs and a new tax cheque instrument allowing advance tax payments at a discount.
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Paris
Tesou
M. Barth
Ernest Lafont
Chaplin Suit Against Amador Ends in Court Advised Ruling
In Los Angeles, Feb 28, Charles Chaplin’s lawsuit against rival Charles Amador to halt imitation of Chaplin’s signature character ended after closing arguments. Judge Hudner said a decision would come soon, with the case taken under advisement. St Paul and Philadelphia items follow in brief.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Charles Amador
Hudner
Amado
Chaplin
Calvin Coolidge in Robust Health
The Associated Press notes President Coolidge remains in strong health despite demanding duties. A physician reports he shows minor facial lines since taking office but continues to be well with only occasional colds noted.
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Calvin Coolidge
Associated Press
White House
Coolidge
B Y C Defeats Ricks College In Utah Idaho Junior Championship
Brigham Young college of Logan Utah won the Utah Idaho junior college basketball title by beating Ricks college Rexburg Idaho 35 to 23 in the final game of a three day tournament. Other results included Weber college 16 branch A C 40 Dixie 16 Snow college 40 Pittsburgh New orders for wire are light with heavy specs on old orders.
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Ogden
Utah
Brigham Young College of
Logan
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Weber College
Branch A. C
Dixie
Snow College
Pittsburgh
Blind Man Teaches Blind to Study Calexico Miracle
In Calexico California AP report chief of police Joe Hardwick credits a two peso Mexican gold watch charm with saving his life after a bullet deflected from its circle. A would be attacker fired as Hardwick attempted arrest, leaving only a superficial wound. City council records praise the charm’s providential intervention.
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Calexico
Calif
Joe Hariwick
Hardwick
Lace and Silk Fashion Deepens Spring Trends
New silk spring dresses feature jabots collars cuffs and lace pockets. Jacquard silk underarm holsters evoke bold accessories while Irish laces gain popularity as New York importers capitalize on fashion demand amid vibrant trade.
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New York
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