20 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
1
A summary note on the 1925 Improved Uniform International Sunday School lesson by RHV P B Fitzwater, dean of the Evening School at Moody Bible Institute, Chicago. Published by Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson notes on Romans thirteen urging Christians to obey civil authorities, pay taxes and duties, honor magistrates, and love neighbors. Emphasizes duties to state and fellow citizens, the coming of the Lord, and living awake in light through putting on Christ.
A Presbyterian Record reflection notes trials guard virtue while prosperity may lead to sin, urging caution and moral focus amid success. The saying frames hardship as protective, whereas ease tempts ethical drift.
A reflective meditation on how love for the divine rises from belief in God’s active, responsive affection for people, framing devotion as reciprocal and central to faith.
A brief note asserts that God never guides believers to act against scripture. It emphasizes adherence to the written Word as the guiding standard.
The weekly church notes list multiple denominations across the city. The Methodist and Episcopal churches announce services for Ash Wednesday and St Matthias Day with Holy Communion, sermons, and prayer meetings. St Edward’s Catholic mentions Sunday Masses and weekday offerings, while the Church of Christ Scientist provides services and a reading room. A district-wide women’s meeting and a Washington’s birthday program are also planned.
A series of society events is reported from private homes and clubs. Guests attended gatherings on Vivestay evening at a residence on Beext Avenue and at Vitr Soar Macantey’s home with readings and music. The Episcopal Guild met at Mrs. Thomas Robertson’s home on Ninth Avenue North and discussed the Boise convocation, plus social refreshments were served. Highland View Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Wold’s home for a business and social hour with refreshments. The Breakfast Club hosted by Mrs. Milner included bridge and refreshments for ten.
Walter Coiner and wife welcomed a child Monday with Walter’s family, Mrs W K Hill and children traveling to Dodge, Oklahoma for a new location. Mr and Mrs Blakely and children visited Kinberdy. Mrs D Mclloud of Wendell stayed with sister Mrs J B Lewis. G A R ladies earned 16 from candy sales at Farmer's Institute. Mr and Mrs Hell visited Twin Falls on business. Twelve guests enjoyed a social evening hosted by Atr and Mrs Clyde Walker with three bridge tables. Wiseman won high. Osborn family moved from Payette, planning to settle on Rounds farm north of town. Geyer McVey bought a new Ford Coupe. Carroll Clark bought twenty acres and to build a house. Stokes Wiseman won seed corn sweepstakes at Boise show. Amalgamated Sugar Co. contest at the Farmer's Institute awarded first to Ed Durk, second to Mrs Albert Melley, third to Guy Cowan. A curious note mentions the first guess being the most correct. Complimentary to Lois Hill.
Mrs Higbee entertained the Entre Naus bridge club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A D Bellany won the high score prize and Mrs G R Halpin took the consolation. A two course luncheon followed with a Washington’s Birthday themed menu and decorations.
You may win 1500 dollars by making the most words from the letters in TOILET NECESSITIES. A total of 3000 dollars in Cashel prizes will be awarded. Send stamp for circular and rules to Sheffield Laboratories Dept. 12 Aurora Illinois.
Friday social hour at the high school and a noon cafeteria luncheon preceded a handkerchief shower for the guest of honor. Valentine day observances, a fifth grade party, and plans for a third literary program on music week are noted. Local business changes include Casey Parker Implement Co moving into the former pool hall site.
An advertising claim for Kellogg's ALL-BRAN asserts that constipation triggers numerous diseases and cosmetic signs, urging regular use for permanent relief. It touts doctor endorsement, a money back guarantee, ready to eat with milk, a two tablespoon daily dose, and Battle Creek Michigan origin with wide supermarket availability.
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