The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-29
Saint Marks at the Episcopal Church

St. Marks Day was celebrated at the
Episcopal church with morning prayer
BY Rev. r. r. Price. A timely and in
teresting sermon was preached. based
on the fourth chapter Of Ephesians.
The text was: THAT we henceforth be
no more children, tossed to and fro,
and carried about by every wind Of
doctrine by the sleight of men, and
cunning craftraess, whereby they lie
| in wait to deceive, but speaking the
truth in love, may grow UP unto him IN
which is the head, even Christ Warn
| ing was given the followers of Christ
against the many so called sects who
20 about tempting with promises of
prosperity and an end Of all earthly
trouble If their teaching is followed
We are reminded Of the Christ who
took upon himself human nature and
with ii the suffering of humanity in
somuch that he sweat blood IN his
garden of agony Beware of Pollyanna
| teachings that tell us all Is good. Be-
ware Of throwing aside the time tried
doctrines and creeds which have stood
the test Of centuries for modern hui
man religious Inventions Rather re-
member the law Of the cross. IF any
man will come after me, let him deny
! himself and take up his cross daily and
follow me For whatsoever will save
his life shall lose ii. but whatsoever will
lose his life for my sake, the same
shall save it. For what advantage II
he gained the whole world, and lose
himself or be cast away"
Get your Mothers. Fathers and
Graduation Cards from the Eureka Hat
Shop, 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGIenn and
daughter Of Somers spent Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs. George Gasahl took Joyce to
Spokane on Sunday where the little
girl underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis. Last reports were favor
able.
| Mrs George She, Jr., is substituting
at Gateway for Miss Dorothy Gasahl
Mrs. Nettie Douglas returned Sunday
from Kalispell where she spent two
weeks with Mrs Minnie Vose Roberts.
Bob Crowley Of Chicago is visiting
his parents here.
Miss Hazel McCannon Of Libby was
here for the Prom
A new shipment Of buttons and other
sewing supplies may be procured at the
Variety Shop. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Cook and daughter
Of Missoula spent the week end with
home folks. Mrs. Ward Shanahan and
son accompanied them home for few
weeks.
Miss Lora Rose. who has been a
guest Of Miss Ruby Eskildson, returned
to her home in Great Falls Saturday
Miss Eskildson accompanied her home
| j. J. Green left for Bend, Ore, and
A. j Mustoe for Lewiston, Ida, one
day last week.
Mrs. c. F. Dierman and daughters
enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr.. and
4 Mrs Grandville Lyons in Trego Sun
day.
Jack Perrys have moved to Trego.
Cement, lime and plaster in stock
Goodrich tires and tubes at Dierman':
Service Station. 1t
Joe Terault Of -Trego was caller ii
town Monday.
O. A. Roholt left Sunday for Brown
ing where he has employment.
Mrs. Don Rogers left Sunday FOL
Billings. called there by the Illness 0
Mrs. Ray Waller
Mr.. and Mrs, Sig Wenaas Of LIB,
were house guests at the Ben Eros
home over the week end. On Saturday
night the Frosts accompanied them I,
Libby.
Mrs. Jim Phillips Of Libby wa!
among those attending the Prom,
i Carlisle Anderson of Gateway was ;
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