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WELL CHILD CLINIC
AZ SASS PUOllc SCHOOL

There will be a Well Child
Conference At Babb Public
school November 10th from 1000
until noon.
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Jim Lcadbrt,cr drove to Gu,
Bank Monday and returned with
Mrs. Lradbrttcr who has spent
some time IN tho hospital there.
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and Elizabeth J. Backus, 25 1880 F
ST NV.
David Rotbart. as. 5333 Potomac ave
NV. and Fave f Karin, 81 $3.50
lfth ST NV
Michael X Greenwood, II, sol Fsirt-
land s. sc. and Mary A Madigan
10 o. G. ST. s.w.
Lowell a. Toltyer, %, aln1 Savannah
s.. Sc. and Ruth n Murdoch. -. 33'
Euclid st. NV.
Dan E Mccain. IS. $40 tennessee ave
ne and Teresa NJ + Thompson, IS
'Mu rs uulIllO OfFl
Carl E. Brown 46, 1909 Randolph st
NV and Mary Bower, ~, Columbus
Ohio
James H Cooke ~. KirksviIle Mo, anc
Carolyn v sinkey, 10. Little Rock
Ark.
Leo Gaines, - ISo3 Hamlin ST ne
and Evelyn e. Copeland Fl 2du>
luth ST. ne
Richard p Phsneuf p South Wood
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NV, and Lula N. ouarles, 20. 2
Defress 81 NV
Carlos NJ Charneco jr 20 San Diesc
Calf, and Jane z. Clopton, ~
Chevy Chase Md
Gerald J Gelsford. IS. and Ruth q
Cannon, Il 10Th OF Tacoma Park
Md
Leroy Cleveland az. New York. N. Y
and Katie smith, A., 1921 10th 81
NV.
Francis J. Gonzales, p5. and Patriot
A Lilly, -, both of Philadelphia. Pa
Lawrence W. Minor. -, .612 L st
NV. and Marie D. Burroughs, 5
Willie Robinson. -. rs I s.. ne, ar,
Shirley n, Harris y 1919 Cockrii
St NV.
ne. and Elizabeth A Lewis y
- NJ ST. sV
Samuel NJ Trivss Is Baltimore MD
and Sandra Gould Is AS White
d n "
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. Ian couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one ddV. lrGit three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
min DAY. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
Other days.
Hugh c Fr.cl 30 35sl 39th 81 nv
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BOATS

DINEMASTER AQUA lung and
mask, lead belt and UcDbed feet;
SO TT 2S96n
ISFT. CABIN CRUISER. 80 h p.
outhoard motor boat only J yr old
Cruiser, $3.50, motor, $3.50 uN.
I-33li
eY.FT., 1851 CORRECT CRAFT
Expire S, finest boat OF Its kino and
size in the wash area space IN
tins ad limits description; must ne
seen 10 be appreciated; located At
HUNTING TOWERS MARINA Al
eX K1 S-3ibd or doekmaster
I3-FT. FEATHER CRAFT, ALUMINIUM.
fully equip ! , hp Eyinrude Fast
wind; trailer, Si4a so 5-53sb.
3f.FT. DEAD RISE, fishing boat.
sleeps galley, head Call stevens
vile 3l01
IS-FT. CABIN-TYPE CRUISER, SO
3O-hp Johnson, self starter oak
and cedar hull, including trailer.
See Columbia Island Marina, berth
No. Do, or call KE S-4596 WALT
MORTENSEN.
BOAT DOCKAGE; outboards and in
boards 20 26 IT,; floating piers,
free use Of launching ramp in.
cluded MARINE MART $40 Maine
ave. Sw ST $3.50.
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Bucc4NEEK 1855 l:,hl.g out0osge

motor: best offer cali ST. 3-4457
be-. and 80 except Sunday
39-FT CUSTOM CRUISER, sleeps
twin lO0-h.p Packards. loaded
with extras incl elec refgr elec.
toilet, - elec bilge pumps. l1u :.
converter Tor dock current 3. v
system. new batteries. galley fan
chHTglcator CO.. system, AQUA
clear feeders hydraulic controls.
air foam mattresses dinghy etc
original cost over S30.uO owner
bought larger boat, must Sacrifice
500. WASHINGTON Marina RE =
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ROOM N LAWYERS sUIrr-Addl-

AVAIL. y SUITE-To accommodate
LAWYER, accountant. etc. and staff
Modern air-cond bldg MavfioWer
Hotel area. EX 3-3G03
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1t-fT OUTBOARD fiat bottom.
anchor and oars SiO0 OF 4-a4l3.
7te-HP MARTIN cupboard motor:
Ike new So. bargain RA -
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Aft. REvEL CRAFT, 1855. out
board cabin cruiser fully equipped
with life preserverS anchor line
boat cover. side curtains helms
man seat and many other extras
Boat can be seen 81 Pier z Slip
T. Columbia Island Marina or cali
kE, S-.llS. Must sell Going into
service
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H.sh c - 81 - aath s. n.n
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ABOTT & nun 50. FIJI rms. In
corner olCc near White House.
For lease tp one tenant tor COM
mtrCisl use Very reasonable rent.
CaLL NfE RIECkHEAD. -DI 10 10
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CHRIS-CRAF Barracuda new a
=. With motor diler cover 500.
or best offer 10 $500
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TIT. HIGGINS Utility Runabout.
with trailer. planked bottom lao
n ,. GRAY Marine canvas top and
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.. HIP. CUPBOARD

II VI IbUfhT VIII tItCIIlC
starter l4-tt Chris-Craft Carib-
bean runsbout All brand new.
never in water fully guaranteed
>-.a La M-1Enl
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IFIISFK, 3-Cabin bfidRedeck type,
- cit beam lift. lin we'll
equipped mahogany hull sell or
trade for good diamond or Ola
uond and ca h. IN finest condition.
BoN la4-G star
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18th AND L SIS. NV. Excel. space
on lower level. New air-cond. bldg.
zoo sa IT c.l5 per 50. IT. tSl25
MOI Elk a-l3l9
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ma 81 and Spa. Greek, AnnapoliS
Colonial 3-.lfl Every DAY to .
OWENS CRUISER. 81 1T Chrvsler
crown engine. can he seen at co.
.onial Yacht Club. Colonial Beach,
Va KittiWake
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9i6 e1-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT sedan

tIuIser. fuII head rm, gallev. di-
nette. lounse. sleeps 4 us Chrvs-
Ter Crown lust overhauled boat
completely refiniSbed Can be seen
a. BELLE HAVEN BOAT STATION,
Alexandria Va TE. 6-5650.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

22Ig VI 81. NW.--3 rooms. 455
sq IT, IN thls attractive building,
Ne have our own offices mere ar
mo includes eIpC. call Me S-i2OU
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shower, XII tnenf DR.. h walk
around deck twin motors Ideal
q i've on excel condition BY
OWNER - IUu SSuu down. paw
Ike rent sluU month. DU.
1-HSS3 > TO II pm -
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1T. Jsico. 1856 model. on dis
1864 Century viking. lust renn-
ished: Sl.6OO
2S-ft TruscOtt sedan. lust rehn.
ished: 50 500.
33-ft Chris-Craft sedan, twin eB
Chrvsler motors. $3.50.
1919 lS-ft. owens cupboard cruiser
with 30-h p cleo starting motor.
fully equip. Ike new Sc. 200.
Open week days and Sat. am.
10 o m. Sun. 2 noon to q pm.
Trades or Terms Accepted
eTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co.
Maine Ave and NJ St S.W.
ct oAIAE
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office suite air-cond bldg, fluo-
resent llehtine immed occupancy
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Send Him
OHHappyI

go theirs What's he looking for? Primarily for good
family adjustment for happy home and encouraging
WIFE During any part of the screening process may
be passed because their wives too irtaouS,
incorrigibe gossips or drink too much.
IAN executive Mr. Handy explains, must maintain an
emotional and emperamenta balance. he has the prob
lem of dissatisfied wife, he face his work with
balanced judgment. He will often fater, eventually fall.
happy household and business go hand-in-
hand according the George Fry of what makes
executive get ahead 1t revealed that less than three
of the studied had divorced parents while IS per
cent of top bosses led happy home lives.
incidentally, the rising importance OF the company
wife" has caused the growth of social system which not
without nettIesome factors Women starting to
complain that their lives longer their AS
put it, Every time go somewhere with Dick, feel I'm
being sized up and my credits and debts checked off,
Nevertheless the fact remains that in all fields and levels
wife counts heavily in shaping her husbands success
How them she prope him ahead? Experts have some
important tips but first they caution women not to carry
to extremes Of the me-honored virtues accepted as
leading the top. Don't BE- they of these:
The overambitious wife, who prods her man beyond
his endurance and often beyond his abilities.
The oversoIicitous wife, who looks after her boy
we'll that gets used having things done for him. thus
losing initiative.
The toO-eandid wife, who determined TO bring
the best her husband by telling him his faults straight
from the shoulder for his good Instead of being
help, she imagines, she's actually terrible nagger
And just one final thought, which may be the most
important one Of ALL
Ife race gets rough if the competition begins to fragile
both of you if family coseneSS being lost in the frantic
wh toward success stop and take stock There are many
wonderful things which less Fine friends, good fun
and richly rewardng life be had if your husband
isn't chairman of the board - The End
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

ties this week.
Lett Tjeide is busy weed spray
ing fields this week.
Emil Leens with his children
Linda and Allan came from Havre
Monday to visit home folks a
few days.
The local postoffice Is getting
a new shingled roof this week.
Frank Leens had assistance with
the job Saturday when Hans
Berntson and Joe Leens were
on the job with him.
The Norman WanEerud family
of Fairview visited at the VIM.
Klym home Monday evening.
Donna Klym, Carol Klym,
Theresa and Patsy Moran are
attending Catholic parochial
school In Fairview this week and
next.
Jess Croy paid his mother a
visit last week.
Mrs. Ernie LaRoque and chill
dren were Sunday guests at the
Richard Croy home.
Mrs. Ada Warner, her father,
Murray Vanderhoof, her grand
Linda accompanied Mrs.
Royle Koch from Sidney Sunday
and attended the afternoon pic
mic at the Croy grove.
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LEGAL
CERTIFICATE OF STATUTORY
NAMK

KNOW ALL MMN BY TTIEsE
PRESENTS: That I. the undersigned,
RALPH X. BEHER. do hereby certify
that / am transactinE business in the
City OF Sidney. and CITY OF E1nks,
ton not showing the name OF the per-
son interested in such business. to-
wit: MLOWSTONE INVESTMENT
& REALTY co. which Sa1d business
Is that of real estate brokerage and
investment brokerage.
That the undersigned does hereby
certify that he is the sole owner Of
said business now conducted under
the firm naan and style OF YELLOW
STONE INVESTMENT & REALTY
CO., and further certifies that the
true and real full name of the per-
son conducting and t~ransacing the
business. together with his post Of
flee address IL as follows:
Ralph X. Beier
101 9th Avenue N. w.
Sidney, Montana
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this
5th day Of June. A. D., 1856.
RALPH K. BEIER (SEAL)
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND
On this 5th day of June. A D..
a Notary Public for the State OF
Montana, personally appeared Ralph
x. Beier. known to me to be the per
son whose name is subscribed to the
foregoing intrument. and acknow-
lodged to me that he executed the
same.
DONALD G.. NUTTTR
Notary Public for the State
of Montana; Residing at Sid
ney. Montana: My Commission
expires: 1858.
(NOTARLAL SEAL)
publish June 7, Ia, 81, 28)
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for that assignment in Turke,
from Great Falls this week Wed
nesday. Enroute he viii spen1
la few days In Washington, d. c,
then to Montreal, where he vii
board ship for France, theme,
across Europe to his destination
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Serves o
Glendive we're callers Saturda,
at the Odegaards and at the Epis.
copal Bible school on their way
to Williston, where they visitet
the Charles Lasseys on Charles
birthday:
Many Of our citizens attended
open house at the new REA
building at Watford City Friday
and Saturday. Among them were
Frank E. Erickson, ALI Tjelde
and Ray Oakland.
The recent frost damaged 1000
tomato plants for Henry Knudser
and this week he replants anoth-
er 1000.
Herb Mort and James Denowh
trucked horses to market Mon
day for Jim Kuykendal1.
Mrs. Wallace Hagen, son Ron
aid and Mrs. Anderson came from
Williston Sunday to attend Beth
ell Bible school program and pic
mic which was held at the Harry
Croy grove and returning home
took Patsy with them while
Dianne remains with the Ode
guards.
Bible school at Bethel Lutheran
church finished a week of study
Friday, and on Sunday morning
the children gave a program of
work accomplished followed by
a picnic at the Harry Croy grove
on Yellowstone Point. There were
81 pupils in attendance at the
school who were divided into
four groups with Christine Oak
land, Mines Milton Olson, Gil
man Wang and Arnold Skogen
teachers.
Bible school at st. Michael's
church closed June 2
after a session of a week with
four groups under the direction
of Sharon Lassey, Mines. Frank
Lassey, Richard Croy and A. v.
Children in attend
ance here were Jimmie and
Gullikson, Laura Klose,
Sharon, Judy and Richie Croy,
Allan and Beverly Lassey,
and Charlotte Lassey, Jer-
ry Lassey, Mavis Lassey, Betty,
Arlan and Dorothy Johnson, Bry-
an Dunbar, David and Jerry La
Rogue. Their program was pre-
at the Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon at 800 follow
ed by a picnic at the Harry Croy
grove. Awards were given for
perfect attendance earned the
past year to Mavis Lassey, Dor
othy Arlan and Betty Johnson
and Laura Klose. Having perfect
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/, attendance for two years were
Thelma and Donna Dobias; three
years perfect attendance, Mari
anne Gullikson; four years, jim
my Gullikson and Sue and Acne
Dobias five years perfect attend
ance. Awards were also given
for work accomplished thru the
year and for vacation school at
tendance. The st. Paul filmstrip
series Of twelve, and three mis-
sionary filmstrips were shown
in the afternoons during the first
five days at which time the Luz
theran Bible school children were
guests.
The same pictures above men
toned with adult script on rec
ords will be shown at Episcopal
church here in Cartwright. The
first six will be shown Monday
night, June IL at 8 o'clock and
the last six filmstrips Wednes-
day night, June IS at the same
hour. Everyone Is welcome. This
is the complete story Of the life
of Saint Paul according to the
Scriptures. These are very high
ly recommended so come and be
our guests both nights.
Mona johnson "a former Cart
wright YOUTH with his wife and
four children and his mother,
Mrs. Emil N. Johnson of Froid,
were callers at the Odegaard
home Sunday afternoon.
Frank and Jerry Lassey were
in Sidney Monday evening for
the Babe Ruth baseball game. Jer-
ry is a member of the Whitaker
Motors team again this year and
they play each week on Monday
and Friday nights.
Bill and Mrs. Scrivner were
in Sidney Friday when Bill had
a checkup with his doctor with a
most favorable report. They then
called on hospital patients. Bill
has made substantial improve
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shade and
Mrs. Youngstrom were visitors at
the Mercy hospital in Williston
Saturday. 1t was Arthur Shades
10th birthday and Mrs. Guy
Shade baked a special cake for
him on that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Noteboom
were in conference with the
Scrivners Monday evening regard
ing data in connection with the
Riley Ferry which operated from
1924 through several years at the
present Hjalmer Nelson bridge
Mr.. Scrivner was employed
at the ferry in 1925.
Thursday evening the Scriv-
ners had a pleasant surprise
when Virgil Willis and his wife
and MI. and Mrs. Herman Lee
we're callers from Fairview.
Sharon Lassey is assisting Mrs.
Guy Shade with household du-
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Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

Mrs. Alex Moran received a
phone call last week Tuesday
informing her of the death of her
step-father in Winnipeg, Mani
.toba. The Morans had visited him
the week previous.
Bill Faulkner was a business
caller in Williston last Tuesday,
as also we're Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Shade and Mrs. Bert Young
strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lassey
and Mavis got an early start Sum-
day driving to Bozeman, Mont,
where they attended graduation
ceremonies for their son Bill who
is also an IFYE student and left
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
uA0 D- -----

Saturday afternoon. The Deeper Life
Broadcast over KICK. AGO.
Sunday school with a welcome for
all. 1000.
Sunday morning worship service,
100.
Sunday evening AYF service $50
d. m
Sunday evening evangelsnc service.
7:3.
Wednesday evening. the prayer SER
vice. 7.30.
You are invited and welcome 30
attend any or all OF the services
OF the church Come and receive a
blessing.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
THE FAmvTEW LUTHERAN
A. T. SetnesS. pastor

ZION
Sunday. June 10:
Divine wurxhip s a. m.
Divine worship II a. m.
Monday, June H.
Council at 3 p. m
Thurday. June IA.
WMF at a.s0 p. m. Bfbae study by
Mrs Carl Helm. Cradle Roll by
Mrs. Ralph Chase, Messenger and
Pensions by Mrs. Clarence Hoxn-
stsd. Hostesses are Mrs. A. Bexnt-
son. Ms. Oscar He1In+ MIS-. Pat
Chase and Mrs. r. N Woruen-
Saturday. June Is:
Concert by a quarter from Pacific
Lutheran College at Falkland. Wn..
BETHEL OF CARTWRIGHT:
Sunday, Tune 10:
Divine worship at 1870 a. m. (CST)
LOG CHAPEL
Crane, Mont.
Sunday service: Sunday school III
a m
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SundnW.
90 Church school, Mrs. PstG To6te,
Supt. Children from ) years and
up are invited.
11No Divine Worfhip with Bag
ttnma and declarations for Catldrens
Day and The sermon: Power 30
Become" Special munac win Be gtv-
On by the primary choir. Mn l. J.
Lee. director. John KiSer win xtng
and NM Robert Hood win cuAde
h nur11ry.
Monday through rr31xy murnina
w7n be vscaton Bible School wtth
We progrzm and picnic on Sunday.
June IT.
Thursday Ut $50 Ladies' Gould IN
ina church pur3ors.
Congregational:
Sunday At 7:3o. Divine Woruh3p.
Friday, June is. Crane LAdiesf AID
with Savage invited.
-avaxs Con3re9adonAl:
Suncay n 3 n m. Divine wuruhip-
Let u plan for the covered dinh
dinner Sunday evening. June IL.
to assK ii youth In eoanx 10
cnwnp. & shay g.
Welcomed
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
COMMUNITY
CHURCH - SAVAGE

htF. D. " Odpp, PaStOf
Sunday school 10 a. IN.
Morning worship service Ii a.. m.
Evening Evangenstic service 8 D. m.
Orchestra practice after the evening
service.
Bible study and prayer Wednesday.
3 D. m
Cottage Young Peoples meeting 8
p. m. Thursday.
Ladies Missionary Society last
Thursday of each month at 2 .. m.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
SAVAGE

II. l. kffckSon, PAStor
$50 a. m. Divine worship service.
Thuruday. June IA:
600 p. m. LDR meeting at John
Gear home.
Friday. June 18th:
800 p. m. Patterson banquet.
Speaker Is the Rev. A. e. Setness
OF Fairv1ew.
ScAndiA Lutheran Church Of Skaar:
Ii 90 a. m. Divine worship service.
Monday. June nth. through Thurs
day. June 18th. 900 a. m. Vaca-
ton Bible school.
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Sunday school convenes. at 1000
WITH chDes for al aees-
Morning wurship services are ut
HOO. Sermon topic: The Christian
in Family and Private Life"
EveRinG services are at 7:4S p. m.
Tuesday evening, Christ Ambassa-
doris meeting at 7:4S.
Prayer hour Thursday evening at
7s4S D. m.
Our vacation Bible school begins
Monday. June IL and runs thru
June o. Miss Shirley Ferguson Oh
Miles City win direct the school.
Ages for children will be 4 thru
IA Time each day viii be 9 a. m.
until 1900 noon. If transportation
is needed call 461J.
We invite you to worship with us.
A cordial welcome awaits you.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

American Lutheran - Richey:
April - Worshtp services win be
held at 800 a. m. Sunday school
at 1000.
at 10 ZOO q. m.
Bible vacation school win be held
from May % through June / for
Is years.
First Lutheran - Lambert:
April - Worship services win be
at III a. m
Sunday school 10 a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

HOLINESS MxrHODIsr CHURCH
Sew. PAff1p y. Hansefs pasesx
Sunday su1soo1. ~ 4. N.
Morning wuruntp II 4. m.
Christian Youth Csvsaden 100 .. IN
Evangsatsttc service TO D. m.
Prayer meeting wednWday 7;A
y. M
Dady vscstiou Bible school VIII be
held June 1l-0. ssch morning nom
9-1. Mondays thrUsNh TSfdAyp.
"AdvenhArtng with CtnaDk in The
Kings Advenkure1nnd" viii be the
theme Any interested children ere
welcome.
Mount Carmel Camp Is observing
it, Golden Jubilee this year and
win be IN semston June 29-July O.
Any hdsnds are welcome 10 attend
and meet and feAIDwskrip with hose
OF earlier years. For further tnfor-
nation write Rev. Palmer Aarr,es.
Granville. N. Oak.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

or. PunIoMKGArS cuUnCM
NJ. rev. Moos6gnee C.. y. Curtin. Rasesr
Rev. J. MeDsens* -
y. RtcAasa WaAA. AHaSsnAss
sunday Ns.ss: 10. 40. 1880 q. m
RxtrvteW MA0 .DcAo1uAss
Tfr1 and third Sundny.: 1880 4 M
Second. fourth. nd heth Sundays:
LsSSsrt ass schedule:
rER and third Suma.ys $50 q m
Second. fourth. sSd fthth Sundays:
f0:1p .. m
savage:
4p m. YER Sunday and hou
dsys OF cnAssebon-
Evsy md. En- and suh Sunday II
THE CHURCH or THE NAxAKxNE
r. A. Cffster. Pastor
Sunday. June 10:
500 .. m. Tune In over KICK for
the radio voice OF the Ohu6uh o6
the Naasrsne with Or. Rrlsses "
a. m Your Gospel Bro.dn.st od
Our local church srhDol
1I50o a. a. Mprufng worship with
the rsShor bringing h mez1aee.
2 p. m Young Peoples. Beth
H41XN00O1s E8y001 l
7N6 p. m. Evening service: Rev.
Gdbter win de6ve< hts farewell mes
rage II this time.
7k5 p. m Wednesday: Mid-week
ray meeting.
TONIGHT, Friday. June 8. 7:45. Clos
ing Bxh1e ohoo ugrxm at the
church under the direction of Mrs
Luelh Ford. Tsccma-
Coming: Tenf meeting services here
July S = Is with Rev and MrE-
Orvalle H. Klev&n. eyaneeiasts. spe-
cfal workers
Everyone welcome.
TRINITY LUTUE3AN CHURCH
John ". ChAaberx. Pastor
Sunday - Church schoo s:4S.
Junior Bible study ~
Worship servtce IL 90
Religious f7lms. 500.
Tuesday Lutheran 1Rymen,s
League 800.
Jr. Bible clan TOO.
JEHOvAH's WITNESSES
kingdom IAN. N. Interse1te "
F1lrvfeW, Mo0faAa
Suunday-WAtc4tower Study. 6 p m
Wodnesdzy-Book study. 3 p. m
Fraday-Serv5ce meeting and Theo-
cratic Ministry School. 7:B p. m
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

RICHEY

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Schedule of April Services
Sunday school 10 a. m
Divine worship IL a. m
The Ladies' Aid Society meets the
first and third Thursday of the
month. 2:30 p. m
The Luther League will meet on
the first and third Sundays of the
month 7:30 D.. m.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
CHURCH OF CHRIST

3IV . 86h Ave 5 W.
Sunday. 1880 a.. m. Bible study.
Communion service 11:30 a. m.
Sunday evening. 500 services.
Week day services Thursday. 7:ot
p. m.
Bible study and singing class.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

RxO1SON LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. Jensen. Pastor
Sunday. June 10:
800 \. m. Divine service.
90 n m. Sunday school.
Wedneday, june Is. 400 p. N. La
Daily vacation Bible school VIZ
continue Through June Is.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
FIRST BAPTIST

l04 Fourth Ave s. e.
Sidney, Montana
Sunday services:
9:45 a. m. Sunday school for all
ages.
IL 90 a. m. Morning worship service.
Gas p. m. CBY for all young people.
A time for Christian fellowship.
7:30 o. IN. Evening Gospel service.
Wednesday:
all boys and girls up to 8 years old.
Non-denominational sponsored by
child Evangelism
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting.
$50 p. m. Choir practice.
We invite you to come and hear
the Gospel, and fellowship with
Christian friends.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

a c. UNkAbArfes mtnaStef
1000 SuncAy school.
II 100 Worsk4p In German language.
100 Divine worutap. Roots and
FRUITS. Ms1h 1876.
1.0 Christian Endeavor. Topic: Soul
oeforo Body. Teen-age evening:
Ho6tenSe6. Eileen Tinker. Gloria
Kukus. Jeanette Srheetz and Carol
Hau- Lenders: Larry Knes and
Harvey Hamburg. Convention Re
ports.
500 Thuuudsy, choir rehearsal.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
P.LLA LUrHK1AN cnuKcH

P8LLA LUTHERAN CHURCH
A Jensen. Pastor
Sunday. June 10.
go a. m. Sunday school,
l11e q. m. DIVINE Service.
No OunHnun1on service.
Monday. TOO n m. Boy Scnutx-
Wednesday, 500 p. m Luther
League Win meet at the church.
Daily vacation Bible school win
continue thru FRIDAY. June Is.