Union Meeting Sermon on Forgiveness by Rev Smith
Rev Smith of the Baptist Church preached at the union evangelistic meeting in the Congregational church arguing that confession is essential to forgiveness. He stressed sin as humanity’s greatest danger and explained atonement as God’s plan to restore fellowship, urging honest self-examination and decisive confession to be reconciled with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revrend K. P. Smith
Bapst
Union Wangelistic
Congregational Church
Daniel
Adam
Anyne
Hospital Notes and Local Family Health Updates
The Thornsberry family welcomed a nine pound girl named Doris Marie at 153 South Third. J Turpin of Butte visited local physicians while Emil Frugolin returned home after three days of illness. Various residents including Mrs Hackworth and Mrs Stoneham are reported ill or indisposed. The Lavatta baby is ill, and A J Forrey visits his mother in hospital. Lynn Brothers staff traveled to Blackfoot for a brief business trip. Mae Allen from Blackfoot visited Ed Christensen in Star Valley who remains a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Thornsberry
South Third
Doris Marie
J. Turpin
Butte, Mont
Emil Frugolin
North Sixth Avenue
George Hackworth
North Hayes
Joseph Stoneham
North Lincoln
Joseph Rainey
South Fourth
Charles Lavatta
North Tenth
A. J. Forrey
Inkoln
Cave drawings show oldest fashion plates in the world
Archaeologists report 20 000 year old cave art in Spain depicting women dancers. Researchers describe these figures as the oldest fashion plates known, offering rare insight into prehistoric clothing and movement.
Alabama plans Confederate women’s memorial at State House
Alabama proposes erecting a monument to the devoted women of the Southern Confederacy in front of the State House in Montgomery, the first capital of the Confederate States of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
State House
Montgomery
Confederate States of America
Red Cross Plans Highlight Community Water Safety Meetings
A. R. C. expert E H Carroll visited Bannock Caribou chapter in two busy days to discuss life saving and swimming with local groups. He demonstrated prone pressure artificial respiration at Irving Junior and Central Senior High Schools and at Franklin Junior High. Carroll met with the Water Safety and First Aid committee and urged broad Red Cross staffing for life saving efforts as Y M C A officials plan expanded aquatic programs. Life savers gather at 6 50 PM for a work review with Carroll while Kiwanis hears his notes on life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Pannock-Caribou
E. H. Carroll
Pacific Division
Cting
George H. Richardson
First Aid
V. E. Vieira
Red Cross
Carroll
Irving Junior High School
Central Senior High
Franklin Junior High School
Bannock-Caribou
A. RB. C
E. N. Roberts
W. H. Snyder
Juliethnson
I. O. McGowan
W. Williams
Vv. &Ieira
Laatiiaes
Carrel
Y. M. C. A. Physical Department
Commerce Team Wins Department Series at Tech
The Tech department series concluded with the Shops defeating the Pharmacy 10 to 9 while the Engineers beat the Commerce club 16 to 11 and the College edged the Normal quintet 19 to 14. After 30 games, Commerce won nine of ten and claimed the silver trophy cup for the year.
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Tech
Shops
Pharmacy
Commerce Club
Engineers
College
Norma
Commerce
Tech Notes Highlight School Sports And Club Activities
Regular baseball and track work will begin at the Tech in the next few days. All men who are interested in these departments of athletics should report to Coach Hutchinson immediately. There will be an important meeting of the I club men tonight at 7 o'clock. The Tech Symphony Orchestra is preparing a new concert including the First Concerto by Schubert. The W Co Club will picnic within two weeks. Forum members plan a meeting tomorrow night at 7. Summer school bulletins and the annual catalogue have gone to press. Petersen Furniture Co awarded bids for library chairs, tables bids reopen next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tech
Hutchinson
I-club
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Schubert
W. Co. Club
Forum
Petersen Furniture Company
Tech
Catello
Jesus Christ
Nazareth
Boise official reviews Tech building plans
J. F. Stevens of Boise, superintendent of the Idaho Department of Public Construction, spent an hour at the Tech last evening examining the new building. He will return tomorrow to confer with Tech officials about plans for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Stevens
Boise
Department of Public Construction
Idaho
The
Tech
Little Interviews With The Local Pastors
Rev G William Barnum of the Presbyterian Church extols Union Evangelistic meetings in Pocatello. He praises cooperative effort among evangelical churches, economical local leadership, and the focus on the Gospel not personalities during pre Easter outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Pocatello
The
Marriage license issued to Mackay couple Jack Houghton and Enid Jones
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk office to Jack Houghton and Enid Jones, both of Mackay. John Smith was booked at the city police station Monday night on intoxication charges, pled guilty this morning, and was fined $10 by Police Judge John W. Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Houghton
Enid Jones
Mackay
John Smith
John W. Peter
Deputies Visit City Over Rexburg Larceny Case
Sheriff H A Munns of Madison county and Sheriff Geo T Lufkin of Jefferson county came to investigate Joe and Erick Lewis, arrested here Sunday on a ground larceny charge. The brothers were to be returned to Rexburg to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Munns
Madison County
Geo. T. Lufkin
Jefferson County
Joe and
Erick Lewis
Rexburg
Lewis Brothers
Davies arraigned on possession charge in Poestello court
I F Davies of Poestello faced arraignment yesterday in Judge Bell's court on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquors. Deputy Sheriff Jensen signed the complaint and the bond was set at 500 dollars, with Davies remaining in the county jail while efforts to raise the bond continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Davies
Poestello
O. J Bell
Davies
W. Hi. Jensen
Chamber Luncheon Set at Bannock Hotel With Speakers
The regular Chamber of Commerce luncheon is scheduled at the Bannock hotel to meet at noon on Wednesday. State legislator W Scott Hall of Malad will be principal speaker, with M F Hollister, a business engineer, also addressing the group. Special music is planned under Professor Neilson of Idaho Tech, and Ezra Fjeldsted, newly appointed secretary, will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
W. Scott Hall
Malad
M. F. Hollister
Neilson
The
Idaho Tech
Ezra Fjelsted
Triangular Debate Contest Among Local High Teams
Senior high school debate squads will face Idaho Falls and Blackfoot in a triangular meet on April 8 to argue whether the United States should recognize the Soviet government. Pocatello debaters and coach Miss Grohe show strong effort as students await results. Boise seeks a return match April 16 during a Boise tour to Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Pocatello undecided if it will accept the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
United States
Russia
Pocatello
Miss Grohe
Boise
Idaho Park
Rancher Held to Answer in Statutory Case
County Attorney Swanson went to Grace to handle the state case against Louis C. Larson of Beaver Dams in the Turner precinct. Larson is charged with a statutory offense involving a 16 year old girl from Ogden. The case outlines a long history with the girl starting at age 10 and ongoing until last year. Larson is held over to the district court with trial set for a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Larson
Turner Precinct
H. J. Swanson
Grace
Beaver Dams
Turner
Mr. Swanson
Larson
Ogden
T. J. McCann
Larsen
Utah
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Rev. Smith
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Albers
Aetna Flaoun
P. S
Elijah
Tribune
He Oh Ees Nae
Franco CO
Chelsea, Mass
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