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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
Five notes from Williston Methodist Church outline Passion week services closing March 23, a 11:30 A M Sunday reception for new members, and Easter Day decisions at noon. The pastor reflects on Christ as savior through faith, not law, and urges living witness of His atonement.
Easter Day services listed for 8 St Peter's Episcopal and Haug es Lutheran churches. Confirmation by the Diocese bishop planned for Low Sunday March 30. Readers note congregational meetings and evangelist events at Scott, Williston, Ploom Creek, Round Prairie, Lake Creek, and Powers Lake anticipating ministerial changes.
Special Easter services will be held morning and evening with sermons for the day. Baptism of children and reception of members. Choir and others to perform special music including Christ is Risen and I Think When I read That Sweet Story of Old. Mrs Shaw will perform Awake Thou that Bee.
The Lutheran LG Monson pastor plans a busy Eastertide with services in Wheelock schoolhouse No 4 on Thursday then Good Friday and Easter morning Norwegian services. Additional services may travel to Ray Benson Valley Four Mile Creek and Sioux Pass Montana if roads permit. Ladies Aid meets March 27. basket social on March 29 hosted by men, all warmly invited.
A critique of how the term Christian is misused across groups and nations. The piece argues Christianity requires belief in Christ as God and complete adherence to His revelation, not partial views or labels. It contends only full following leads to a meaningful religion for all, while reducing other paths to insufficient parallels.
The article recounts Representative Webb's response to Taft's veto, noting the bill's House and Senate votes, Webb’s sharp critique of the president, and plans to pursue passage over the veto. It also covers debate on liquor regulation with Kenyon, Roddenberry, Hobson, and Bright weighing constitutional and social implications, plus a feature on women in farming and a Wisconsin dairy note.
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