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Telephone Operator

White girl. thoroughly ex-
perienced In all phases OF PIX
operations. Must also assist
In other clerical duties. Neat
ness and personality impor-
tant, Group disqualification
and vacation with pay, a.
hour week. Approximately $50
per week. Apply q til 4, week.
days; . til L.. Saturdays. c.
l. SMITH CO., 2437 18th st.
NV.
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Ladies-Color

LduleS-COlOreQ-TraVel
1s to 26, college, high school grad
with chaperoned group to do contac
CIRCULATION work; no exper. nee F.:
S2O0 mo. while training. $75 weekly
exp. advanced: modelling exper. help
ful. Apply Cairo Hotel, p to 10 pm,
see MIR. or MRS. JACK POINTS,
No phone calls. -
age $3.50, free to travel,
selling and public relations experi-
ence needed, Write all details. Box
27S-X, Star.
white, TO take care of 90
mo. odd baby and some housework,
Good salary and working conditions,
Must apply in person at 1909 N
Washtngton blvd. Arl. -
WOMAN, young; 4 to hours. s DAYS;
must have car: $40 to $50 weekly.
Md, ,Ju S-3ooS
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SECRETARY, interesting work; re-
quires initiative and ability to meet
the public. $500. other benefits.
eECRETARY. real estate Office; Sat.
work included but ; days only per
week. Arlington.
Call Dorothy Tropp. SUBURBAN
BUSINESS SERVICE. ia. 5-9l91:
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--- Dupont circle.
DANCE TEACHERS WANTED, white.
to be trained Tor ballroom, ballet
and tap, full or part time: must be
over Il. Call DU. 7-2142. lilo pm,
Mon; through Fri, FREMONT DANCE
STUDIOS. 1905 Conn. ave. 5
MANAGER for stenographic and dup
Locating dept; know P. s. M. and
varltype composition. mimeograph,
multilith, other short-run processes;
ability to supervise, deal with Gus
toners. maintain production and
billing records. Salary and per-
centage. Send resume showing earn
ings. Box 349-V, Star. g
ORGANIZERS AND TEACHERS for
education courses. ia. a-l741.
PORTRAIT ARTIST or portrait pho
tographer. to make color portraits
with special process. No labora-
tory work: Please give particulars.
Box 234-V. Star.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen OR
WOMEN - We are expanding our
sales force and need . or 3 ambi-
tious statesmen. Previous experience
not necessary, but must have sales
ability; CAPITAL REALTY CO.. JU.
q-UtiS1
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GEN. CoNTRACTING; add, .porches,
day SO. 5-745S; after 5. TIE. 6-4965.
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CAREER WOMAN


tS5.000-S7. CALIBER)
National sales organization has I'M
usual oppor. for Aggressive and ma
ture woman with exper. in hiring
and supervising commissioned sales
women. Permanent position, inter
esting work. Car needed. For appt.,
phone MRS. HELEN McCHESNEY,
WO. 6-7359. mornings only, Mon
COLORED-APT., pleasant. willing to
work. reliable. to keep doctors ONCE
OF 10 rooms Immediately clean,
prepare dinner for one, assist nurse; ;
$500: 30 daily except Sun. ali
legal holidays and paid vacation:
S35 per wk.; permanent. Box
276-T. Star.
CoLORED LADIES, between 81 and
40, must be neat and energetic; ex-
perience not necessary. Can earn
S50-S60 per week See MR.. Nc
CURE, Mon, between IL am. and
pm. 915 You st. NV. LIST floor,
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ADDITIONS
ADDITIONS

Building and Remodeling
Storm cash installed: carports mad.
into living quarters. JE. 4-372b.
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APEEP

For C.PA. ONCE: 5-day week: small
Office: pleasant working conditions:
salary open. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. ST 3-@l66. 10
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WOMEN

tWhitel3
$50 commission check for
10 hours of your spare time,
sound interesting? Pleasant
dignifed selling work, no In
vestment. Call ia. 5-5152,
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eALESPERSON, for exclusive gown
shop, part or full time Phone DE.
2-6900 for appointment. "a
eEAMSTRESS for ladies suits in
Women's apparel store: 5la-oay week.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.
1904 p ST N w B
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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN

ADMINISTRATOR, for conyalescent
home for children through IS
years old, Catholic: qualified train
Ing or experience in related health
held. Write to Personnel Director,
CHRIST CHILD HOME FOR con
VALESCENT CHILDREN Edison
lane, Rockville, Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, hair-stylist,
comm; sir-cond shops, Bethesda
and Silver Spring. VIRGINIA WAL
LACE, JU. 5-5733.
WANTED to take names
for City Directory. White only. No
SELLING. S35sS45 wk. guaranteed,
plus small bonus. Good handwriting
and spelling essential. Apply in
longhand briefly stating background
and phone number. Box 3l9-X, Star.
IS
CARETAKER, white cpl. part time,
small apt. house. Quarters and
small salary; exper. and ref. nee
essary. Box 144-V, Star.
CIGAR CLERK - Pleasant working
conditions. No Sundays. Apply in
person only. DORCHESTER PHARM.,
24SO 18th st. NV. IS
COUNSELORS-SUMMER CAMPS
Waterfront. land sports, crafts. dra-
MATHS. craft
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SECRETARY for director Of public
relations of community organiZa-
ton Shorthand Annual salary,
$3.50 Call MRS. LIBERG after
$40 am. Monday for appt. DE,
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eECRETARY, with bookkeeping expe-
rience. nice appearing. between 80
and 40 years OF age. must be above
public: salary open, Phone for APP
nointment. MR.. KAHN. RE. 1855.
70
SECRETARY. to work for manager
of downtown Office bids; applicant
should type Is w.p,m., have exper.
on monitor board, knowledge of
Of i.,s age 5000 starting salary va va;
dept, CAFRiTz CO. i4@0 K ST.
NV. Room col.
SECRETARY, national trade organi-
cation. established over SO years,
has excellent opportunity for en-
go9ns o sdy at1raet 1sS
building, centrally located down
town; hours, 9 to ), 5-day week.
salary $1,000. Cali Nj. Snyder,
MA. S-6514.
SECRETARY, by trade association.
Duties include movie film library.
s zRn ssns asR0 ocs % RoIk RE sE1s5e
ISOLATION executive: 5-day, ;}5-hr,
vk., excellent working conditions,
permanent. good salary. Call RE,
7363O.. bet. 2 am. and pm. -6
SECRETARY. $50 wk., law: secy. real
estate, $500 mo-; law steno,. $50
See Miss Grant at BoYD'S. 200 18th.
cor. G tST, 3-3666D.
SECRETARY for 2-girl Office. This
is a quiet ONCE with lot Of space
for all, patent experience Is oeslr-
able but not necessary if good
typist; good salary, deternlinable
SECRETARY, small insurance ofice,
Silver Spring; insurance background
preferred; For appointment, call ~.
$4,000, Mon. S:30-4:30. -
SECRETARY for director Of public
relations Of community orsaniza-
ton. Shorthand. Annual salary,
$500, Call MRS. LIBERG after
$40 am. Monday for appt DE.
esriy openins GIN IN noe local '' Once Tor
5-day. 4o-hr. VIZ. RE. 1850. IS
SECRETARY for private health agen-
cy i'll Kensington 5-day week, lib
eral vacation. disqualification, and
suslcal insurance. State aualiflcs-
BOX a !H.' k saa mlnu Nd sA'Afs
sECRETARY. architects ONCE. Please
call RE 7-4a03 -
SECRETARY - Leading public rela-
tions association secretary to dept.
manager, $3.50: after & mos,
$4,000; shorthand so to 90 w.p.m.,
tipping 40 to 80 w.p.m.; age over g,
only permanent resident considered.
Call MRS. DURANT, ST. 3-3J35.
SECRETARY to newspaper men;
shorthand, tipping. initiative, pleas
ant manner; Catholic young girl.
RE. 1868. Ext. 2l4, after 10 am.
kECRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER large
law Arm, Under So. Skill, neatncss
required. Attractive working con-
ditions. Call MA. S-S2S6. 10
sECY.. PATENTS--SmalI. very active
patent law firm has attractive posi-
ton for experienced, intelligent
secretary capable OF heading office
force, reply stating education, age,
experience, references, salary re-
ouirements Box BOAT Star.
SECRETARY TEN0.. part time. IN
preferred, for medical ONCE Mon. +:
Wed Fri, q to j; - to 30 yrs, OF
age. Congenial and stable worker
Write Room 20 co DIR. L. 9. L.
DEFER WASHINGTON National Air
port for interview appointment siv-
ing background, training and expert
ence, Salary over So per week take
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is quiet ONCE with lot of space
for all; patent experience Is desir-
able but not necessary if a good
typist; good salary, determinable
upon interview. Box Tx, Star.
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eECRETARY-For national trade as
ISOLATION executive: 5-day, 35-hr,
vk., excellent working conditions,
permanent. good salary. Call RE.
7-363O.. bet. 2 am. and pm. Is
SECRETARY. $50 wk, law: secy.. real
estate. $500 mo-; law steno., $50
wE.. ms. exec. Secy., S15-SS5 wk.
Sec Miss Grant at BOYD'S. 200 18th,
cor G (ST 3-3666D
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SECRETARY. large mfg. concern has
early Opening in local ofhce for
pleasant capable Young lady. Perm.
b-daY. 40-hr Mk. Re 1-3S1a. IS
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SECRETARY for private health agen-
cy i'll Kensington 5-day week, lib
eral vacation. disqualification and
suglcal insurance. State auallflca-
tons fully and minimum salary, 20.
Box n3I. kenSln2ton. Md. g
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COUNSELORS-SUMMER CAMPS
Waterfront. land sports. crafts. dra-
mates, music. camp craft, camp
nurses. State age, exp, training
JARVIS SCHOOL BUREAU
Tirnla
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BECRETARf, with bookkeeping expe-
Renee. nice appearing, between 80
and 40 years OF age. must be above
average and used to meeting the
public: salary open; Phone for ap-
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BOX -3I, henSlhglun' MD. .
SECRETARY. architects ONCE. Please
call RE 7-4203 --6
SECRETARY - Leading public rela-
tons association secretary to dept.
manager, $3.50: after & mos,
$4,000; shorthand so to 90 w.p.m.,
tipping 40 to 80 w.p.m; age over Is;
only permanent resident considered.
Call MRS. DURANT, ST. $685..
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RELIABLE MAN-1O yrs. exper. SELL
ing roofing, siding, insulation, wants
Prefer wholesale position Contact
J. K. FAWvER phone Hag. 3S52-J.
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SECRETARY, national trade organi-
cation. established over 50 years,
has excellent opportunity for en-
perienced young lady. attractive,
conditioned Offices, in new
building, centrally located down.
town; hours. to ), 5-day week.
paid vacation, disqualification
salary $4,000. Call Mr. Snyder,
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BUSINESS SERVICES

JIM . I V OEN V IOE
90-day guarantee. RE. 7-2233. -
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PART TIME CASHIER CLERK for
drusstore: good hours, good pay. up
TOWN PHARMACY, $3.50 Conn. ave
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SECRETARY. to work for manager
Of downtown Office bids; applicant
should type IS w.pm., have exper.
on monitor board, knowledse of
shorthand helpful, not over 35 yrs.
OF age, sood starting salary. va
cation and free hospital and
surgical benefits. Apply personnel
dept, CAFRITZ Co. 1420 K ST.
NV Room o0I
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Continued on merit pagsD
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
Retired Workers
SIS Benefits

Retired workers receiving So
cial security benefits, and widows
and other be~neficiaries of the So
cial security survivors insurance
program should keep in mind
that all earnings, whether covered
by social security or not, NAV
now affect their right to receive
their monthly benefit checks.
In announcing this, Chester ".
Buchanan Of the Billings social
security office, pointed out that
last year wages or self-employ-
ment income amounting to over
S75.OO a month would cause the
temporary suspension of a bene-
tlclary's social security checks
only if the income was from a
source covered by social security.
Beginning January 1, 1855" Bu-
hanan said. earnings from anv
employment or self-employment.
If the total earnings for the wear
are over $1,000, will mean that the
individual will have to have one
more of his monthly social Sc
curlty checks suspended, if he
IS under 70 years old"
Income from investments. other
pensions, or rental from real es-
regardless of the amount. will
not prevent the beneficiary from
receiving his monthly checks.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
Goss Vicinity
Last Weeks News)

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klasna, Max
and Ernest and Edward Carda at
tended the All judging tour in
Sidney, Crane and MIDWAY SAT-
urday, July 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Raisl, Eve
Ign, Rudy and Gary, Tommy and
Dennis Ondracek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Raisl, Darlene and Danny
and also their houseguests from
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert KEEL
Ter and boys, Mrs. John Carda
and Donald and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Klasna enjoyed a picnic din
ner at Fort Peck, the air show at
Glasgow and a picnic upper at
the park near Wolf Point bridge
Sunday.
Albert Lowe called at the Fred
Whiteman home Monday after
noon.
Edward Carda went to Sidney
Monday evening to begin prac-
tice in the Sidney band for the
presentation at Richland County
Fair.
There will be a community fair
meeting at Elmdale hall Tuesday
August 8. There will be movies
OF the 1854 World Series bali
games and slides taken at the
Richland County Fair. Hillcrest
community will be our guests.
Everyone welcome at 8 p. m.
Max and Ernest Klasna and
Petersen had fair luck
fishing Sunday afternoon and
evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Nielsen
Thresa and Johns mother visited
the Krist Petersen home Sun
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred candeA
Bob and Charlotte recently re-
urned from their annual vaca-
ion trip.
The road crew has moved ont
o Alfred Candee's and will be-
IN working on the road west of
Ernest Swihart's.
w. o. Goss is tending Marvin
nd Jimmie GoSs while Mrs. DON
Id Goss is helping with the farm
ng.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
OF GOD

/ LaMance, Pastor
Sunday school convenes Of IN IN
with classes for all ages.
Mornlng worship is at HOO.
evening service 7:45 D. m.
We invite you to hear the thrilling
testimony of George Mensig of chs
cago; Mr.. Mensig was a member of
sne 04derWorld before his CONVEX
T TOT. ne VIII speak at both services.
film, The Nile Mother" no~tr sne
ing Lillian Trasher's orphanage IN
aaSSSSiut' Egypt. The time viii he
300 p. m. WI &c
Christ Ambassadors Youth) meet
thursday next week at 7:45 n m
we invite you to worship at sid"
neys aggressive, full Gospel ch,ircb
"A cordial welcome awaits vo11r
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

ULLU u
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
ll:OO a. m. Morning worship service
p. m. Training Union, all ages.
8 p. m. Sunday evening E~vangelistic
services.
1880 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting.
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday. choir prac-
tice.
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday, story hour.
8 p. m. CBY LIST and 3rd Tuesday.
I was glad when they said INTO
Lord" Ps. 122:1.
You are welcome to attend our SER
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04


UNION SUMMER SERVICES
Peoples Congregational Church
Lonsdale Methodist Church
Rev. Reuben Dutton and Rev.
Bernard McLain, Ministers
Inc Union services during August
VIII be held at the Peoples Conere-
gational church.
sunday church school at GAS a. M.
The film entitled The Blind Beg
gar. Bring the family and eniov
this wonderful New Testament story.
1I:OO a m. Morning worship service.
rev. button will speak on -Four
Simple Words" Solo, Beautiful Isle
Of Somewhere, Mrs. R. EspeIand.
Organist. Mrs. H. Rounce. Nursery
Tor small children during Morning
Worship with Mrs. Herman Sor-
enson in charge.
If you are alone, with God and
without a church home we invite
you to worship with us.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04

with the Con Sirnonsens Thurs
day. That afternoon Toots Noah
Frances, Elaine and Carol Wick
called on Carol Simonsen and
spent the afternoon working on
the All sign.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Bud Conroy and family Of Sidney
visited at the John Conroy home
and the children enjoyed some
horseback riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
and John, and Mr.. and Mrs. p
M. Jensen and Hickey left Mon
day, a week ago to drive to Re
gina, stopping at Antelope. Plen-
tywood and Brush Lake. They
also visited at the Wallace Chris
Jensen and Ray Christensen homes
at Dagmar and at the Carl Chris
Jensen home at Grenora. N. D.
returning home Tuesday evening
aIter a very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick and
children were Tuesday evening
visitors at the Eyvind Wick home
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Kopp, How
ard, Merlin and Beverly. and
Holger Baadsgaard, all of Sid
ney, were Wednesday evening Wis
itors at the Albert Noah home.
Con Simonsen helped stack
baled hay at the Eyvind Wicks
Wednesday. Carol Simonsen and
the boys were also supper guests
there that evening.
Florence Conroy called at the
Marvel Lyon and Bill Buckley
homes Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Jensen and
Ricky, left Thursday morning
o return to their home at Port
and, Oregon, after spending ten
lays visiting Ernie's parents. the
Iaurits JensenS.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ey-
ind Wick, Elaine and Carol. and
.rs. Albert Noah met at the Carol
'imonSens' to work on the Al
ign for the East Lone Butte
chool.
Thursday afternoon callers at
ne John Conroy home were Mr..
nd Mrs. Con Simonsen, Al
Don Conroy, MariIyn
urhman, Rose, Tommy and
hris Christensen. The Chris
ansens had just returned from
trip to the western part of
he state where they went thru
lie Glacier and Waterton Parks,
lie latter in Canada.
Lloyd Salisbury had dinner at
le Eyvind Wicks on Friday.
Carol, Larry and Kenny Simon
n visited at the Laurits Jensen
ome Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Gierke. Gary
Id Karen visited at the John
onroy home Thursday evening.
Miss Elaine Wick spent Friday
and sewing at the Albert
bah home. Evening visitors at
e Noah home were Mr.. and
rs. Eyvind Wick and family.
Laurits and Lii Jensen visited
d had supper at the Walt Jen-
n home Saturday.
Florence Conroy spent Satur-
y afternoon at the Albert Noah
me.
Mrs. Eyvind Wick, Elaine.
ayne and Carol were in Sidney
turday where the children took
in the county All livestock
lying tour.
Ar. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
k in the VFW picnic at Swi-
rs grove Sunday.
florence Conroy called briefly
the Laurits Jensen home Mon
morning.
Frances and Carol Wick
re Sunday dinner guests of her
5her, Mrs. Royle Koch in Sid
at a family gathering. Elaine
Wayne Wick spent the dav
the Fred Franz home where
: attended the meeting of the
rson Farmhands All club.
lbert and Marie Noah were
day afternoon callers at the
'ert Kopp home in Sidney
had supper there.
Jensen visited and had
ee with Marie Noah Monday
rnoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
FIRST LUTHERAN U
savage, Montana
Harry

"O""J d EIICkSOn, Pastor
~ a. m. Sunday school
Divine worship at IL a. m
service. ~" AA'VO
Tuesday, Aug. g.: Mission Society AZ
nome Of Mrs. Olaf Waag, 2 o. m.
SCANDIA CHURCH, SKAAR.
Henry l.. Erickson, pastor
Mon9 Aug. 8 thru Fri. Aug %
vacation Bible school. Classes be-
gin at 9 a. m. Oe-
EMMANUEL CHURCH
Henry l.. Erickson, naetoE
Picnic of the congregation at roo,
at the AIlard farm. a noon
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
RE0RGANIZED CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAY
SAINTS OF FAIRVTFW

j. Arthur Reynolds, Pastor
1000 a. m. Church school.
I1:O0 a. m. Preaching.
Communion service II 100 a. m. first
Sunday of the month. Also mems
class and women's meeting 2:30 pm.
first Sunday of the month.
Prayer service 7:3O o. m. Wednesday
Adults Bible study, 7:30 D.. m. Sun
Chlldren's classes in basement same
time. W
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
Giirard
~ Homemakers' Clnh

Mr.. and Mrs. John Conroy
went to church in Fairview Sun
day morning and then went TO
Dore where they visited Cole
Cray.
Lloyd, Roger and Rem Nae SAILS
bury visited at the Con Simonsen
home Saturday evening.
Al, Gary Gierke, Bud Daniels
and Gail Simonsen had dinner
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04

IlSh. Then all we'll need is an
other gadget to read some reason
into the translation.
. : =
Little boy in Columbus, Ohio,
told teacher that the reason the
old Troll wouldn't let the Three
Billy Goats Gruf cross his bridge
was because "you have to pay
money to cross a Troll bridge"
If the child survives pun-haterS
like the chap across the desk
from us, he may live long enough
to become a TV star.
= = :
Akron, Ohio, detective bureau
now boasts a debating machine
for use by the sleuths, because
''the men were not hired as
.typists, they're detectives" A
mighty sharp piece of deduction,
we'd say.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRTsT
OE THE La TER ~ AnnrnnE

OAL OEAANG6
Services under the direction of the
Missionaries
Sunday school 1890 am. at NYA
a - Everyone welcome.
Urinary: Saturday, 2 D. m. for chill
dren age 3 = II.
Ladies Relief Society: Tuesday. 700
p. m. Preside Chat Sunday evening.
o'clock For weekly meeting
414M. A0i
You are cordially invited to attend
all services. ~
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
CHRISTIAN AND MISSTONApv
ALLIANCE

a. j. Borchardt, Pastor
8B%caFIay afternoon, The Deeper Life
Sunday school with a welcome 60
all 1000. "1Sone Tor
IL 100. SerV1ce'
sunday !5n evening evangelistic service
tuesday evening. Young PEOPLES
wednesday evening, the service of
BIole study and prayer, 1880.
n no1I o are invited and well
SSin 70 snare with us in the wor-
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
JEHOvAH'S WITNESSES
Kingdom Hail, N. Interstate Ave
Eajrvfau No-+o-.

- NAOO~dud
Lynn V. Speakerworth. presiding
minister.
Watch Tower study, Sunday, 8 D. m
Bible study Wednesday, 8 %. M.
Service meeting Friday, 7:45 D. m.
6neocFauc ministry school Friday.
8:45 D. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
CHURCH oF CHRIsr

Fa1rv1eW, Montana, lao Ave, 40.
Jack Coleman, preacher.
Sunday, 10 a. m. Bible study.
II a. m. Worship.
7:3O p. m. Evening service.
Thursday, 800 D. m. Bible study.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
CONGREGATIONAL

Rev. Bernard McLain, Minister
No divine worship services until Au-
gust 81.
CRANE CONGREGATIONAL:
Nc divine worship services until Au-
gust 81.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
Churches :.

ST. PHLOMENA'S CHURCH
Rt. Rev. MOnsignOr c. j. Curtin. pastoY
KEY: Michael GuInan and Rev.
Michael O'DOnOhue, assistants
Sidney:
Sunday Masses; 300. $50. 100 a M
weekday Masses: 1880 am. ais am
SSlTylew Mass S~cheduIe:
elrst and third Sundays: IL a. m
900 a. m.
Lambert Mass Schedule:
Elrst and third Sundays 900 a m
SECOND. fourth, and fifth SUNDAYS.
1880 a. m.
NOTICE-Summer months of Mo-,
June July, August. September. Mass
Savage:
p, m. every Sunday and holy days
Richey:
Every 2nd. 4th and 5th Sunday at
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LUTHERAN
John w. Chambers. Pastor
Sunday Church School GAS
Jr. Bible Glass GAS
Worship service II: 100
Sr. Walther League 80
Evening VeSpers KICK 9:15
Tuesday-Lutheran Laymen's League
7:30.
Thursday - Jr. choir rehearsal 2 .OO
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A. E.. SetneSS, pastor


ZION:
Sunday, Aug. 4:
Divine worship at 10 a. m. with
Holy Communion.
Thursday, August II:
WMF will meet at 2:3O d. m.
BETHEL OF CARTWRIGHT:
Sunday, Aug. z:
Divine worship $3.50 a. m. (CST).
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BRoRsON LUTHERAN CHURCH,

a.. Jensen, pastor
Sunday. Aug. q:
$500 a. m. Divine service.
Holy Communion.
1000 a. m. Sunday school.
wed, 200 p. m. Ladies Aid.
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EBENEzER CONGREGATIONAL

HbLNELER CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. A. c. DeIabarre. Pastor
Phone S68M
Sunday, Aug. z:
10 a. m. Sunday school
1900 Worship service
AIter worship the Sunday schooI
picnic at Richland park.
tuesday evening, Aug. 9, at 300
p; m. Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs
AIex Rau and Mrs. Alex Rupp as
Thursday, Aug. II at 8 q.
choir rehearsal.
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rsday = Jr. choir rehearsal ZOO.
HOLINESS
Mrs. Don Fish, pastor

Mrs. Don Fish, pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m.
christian Youth Crusaders 7 D. m.
EvangeliStic service 7:3O o. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.3o
D. m.
A friendly welcome awaits YOU at
ny of these services.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04
ST. PETERS LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF SIOUX PASS

CulbertSOn. Montana
Worship services at $3.50 a. m the
first and third Sundays of the
month until October l..
Sunday school every Sunday at
$3.50 a. m.