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Evening star., 1961-12-17
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK, Dec. IS (AP).-The As.
sociated Press index of IS key commod.
tiles prices moved higher this week for
the second week in a row, due largely
to a sharp rise in the food component.
The index reached l64.52, compared
with l6A.40 a week ago and l60.i0 on
the comparable date last year.
However, four Of the elk components
in the average declined from the week
before, but were, offset by a jump TO
ago the food index was i28.7I.
Industrials also rose slightly, from
1870 a week ago to l77.95 this week.
Lower, were livestock, grains and cotton,
textiles and nonferrous metals.
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Ltd, unchanged at 277s on
1,524,O00 shares; Royal Dutch,
up ia at 3594; Unilever N. ",
unchanged at 543s; Standard
Oil New Jersey, up Ia at 81,
and General Telephone & Elec-
tronics, up 11s at %.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Friendly Tax Collector
BY SYLVIA PORTER

If Internal Revenue Service
Commissioner Caplan can i'm
agine it, we'll soon have a new
image Of the tax collector. In
stead of regarding him as a
sharp-pencil antagonist, we'll
welcome him as an informative
fellow concerned with helping
us to make an accurate tax re-
port.
What Mr.. Caplin is doing and
planning to do has significance.
1t is this:
ID A major drive is under
way to simplify the income tax
Evening star., 1961-12-17
Fifth in q Series


forms. This years form 1O4O
has been streamlined from four
to two pages and we're just
starting to grapple with the
problem" said Mr.. Caplin In a
recent interview. "We1l elimi,
nate more technical terms, cut
out all unnecessary garbage.
OF course, what's basically
needed is a simplification of
our complex tax laws but until
we get this. we'll do our utmost
on simplification."
Expansion Planned
co The IRIS is greatly ex-
panding its public information
services to educate taxpayers to
their rights as we'll as obliga-
tions under the laws. More
money is going into training
agents. Materials are being pre-
pared for use in high schools
so youngsters can be taught
about our tax system and forms
and help their parents too"
90 During the approaching
tax-filing time. all IRIS District
offices will be manned with ad-
ditional agents to assist tax
payers in filling out returns and
Evening star., 1961-06-15

Hartman said nothing about
today'S attacks by pro-Com-
muniSt rebel forces in Laos
which military men judged
more important than the at
tack on Padong on June Z. The
West boycotted the conference
for five days because Of its
anger about Padong.
The latest attacks took two
villages near the narrow waist
Of Laos and threatened to split
the forces Of the Royal Laotian
government into two Segments.
Although a spokesman for
Mr.. Hartman minimized the
Evening star., 1961-06-15

Mr.. Harriman's speech was
q reply to Soviet Foreign Min
lister Andrei Gromyko, who
blamed the United States and
pro-Western troops for earlier
violations of the Laotian cease
fire proclaimed last month.
Mr.. Hartman also answered
Soviet charges that the United
States was deliberately holding
up progress Of the 14-nation
conference.
He said the delay was caused
by Mr.. Gromyko's refusal to
send adequate instructions to
the International Control Com
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gate at the conference, then
countered Mr.. Gromyko's
charges that Royal Laotian
forces at Padong were headed
by American officers.
"At the time of the attack
on Padong," Mr.. Hartman said,
there were seven Americans,
only one of whom was an Of
ficer, and his rank is that of
captain. among the 1,400 Royal
Lao government troops in the
area of Padong."
Turning to Communist COM
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mission and by the refusal of
the contending factions in
Laos to cooperate with the
commission. The commission
supervises truce teams in Laos
trying to control the cease fire.
This refusal persisted de-
spite the fact that there were
recurring allegations and COM
plants from both combatant
parties of serious violations Of
the cease fire." Mr.! Hartman
declared.
Mr.. Hartman, Pres d en-
Kennedy's rowing Ambassador
and chief United States dele
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plants about the lack of prog
reSS here. Mr.. Hartman de-
clared ways must be found ito
reduce the decibels of our dis
cussions from these plenary
meetings to the quiet working
negotions which are necessary
for progress"
Western delegations here
have accused the Communists
of using the plenary sessions,
attended by all the conference
delegations, as a sounding
board for propaganda.
Evening star., 1961-06-15

Importance Of these attacks,
military men considered them
even more flagrant violations
of the cease fire. The Com
munists have not even COM
planned that it was provoked
by supply flights of United
States planes over their terri
tory, as they did at Padong.
Mr.. Hartman said:
THE Soviet Union has been
almost daily supplying the
forces Of the rebels, through
Xieng Khouang by an airlitt
which originates in North Wet
Nam"
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Wet Nam Reds Fiqht
In Laos, U. S. Charges

GENEVA, June is (AP).-
United States Ambassador w,
Averell Hartman today
charged that two companies of
troops from Communist North
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appliances, radios, phones
Wcshinoton store only

Zenith Table ~, ~ in ebony ------ 1900
Zenith Spoce Command TobIe w. $500
Admiral l9" Portable N--------- 5000
RCA Victor Stereo Portable Photograph 5000
MotoroIo Console Stereo, in mohooopy- l66.oo
MotoroIo 7-Tronsistor Portfolio Rodio-- 1886
Portable Electric 4-Speed Record Player S.66
Record Coses for As rpm records S8e
RCA Victor Stereo Console, in mahogany 1890
TeIevsion Antennos, fits all SETS SSe
Deluxe Record Cobinets, in ebony----- 1900
FM-AM Rodio-Stereo Combinotion S4.oo
Deluxe Tope Recorder, speeds $500
General Electric Electric Range in red 1900
Rodio --------------------------so 5000
Aportment-Size Refrigerator -- 1900
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sirth Floor
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Wet Nam took Jhrt in the sue
cessful attack on Padong in
Laos.
In a speech at the interna-
tional conference on Laos Mr..
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80
chiIdren's accessories

chiIdren's accessories
Washington store only
were comparable to now
50 Girls NyIon Bouffont Slips and z for
4 Petticoots, pink. Broken sizes 2.99 800
cHILDRENS AcCESSoRLES-WGshtnOton. Fourth Floor
Infants wear
Washington, Langley Pork and ShiFIinston
were comparable to now
66 infants Cotton Dresses, os- 2foF
sorted styles. Broken sizes ---- 2.99 800
l59 lnfonts Sunsuits stripes and
prints Broken sizes l.99 7Se
IS Infonts Cotton Knit Polos in for
Jocquord Prints, smolI size only 100 sSe
Washington store only
3 lnfonts' 2-Pc. Corduroy CroWIer
Sets, matching bonnet, blue only.
Size medium ---------- 5.ee 1888
1Egs EaaasT pdt ssa sss sssSns E Ss
LonsIey Park Budget Center
Children's PIaywear
were comparable to now
so Girls PIoyweor, SIocks, Jo-
moicos, shorts bIouses, ossort- 89ct to for
ed fobrcs, sizes TIA ------. LOO 100
100 Tot Girls and Boys Shorts,
assorted cott o n. fobrics and z for
coIors, sizes Box --- LOO 100
GIRLS BUDGET cENTER-LGnOey Park, Second Floor
mems SpOrtswear
Washington store only
were comparable to now
so Fomous Make Knit Shirts, all
cotton, trim collar, white, black
BEIGE broken sizes SEQ 3.99
20 Fomous Make Beach Knit Shirts,
all cotton with ploid collars,
broken sizes ------------- 395 zss
SO Mems Short Sleeve Sport Shirts,
many fomous makes in all cot
ton or royon, checks, prints, 2.99to
some Solids Broken sizes ----- 5.95 100
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-WGshn0ton, Street Floor
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Washington, Langley Park, ShiFIinsto
8OO-speciaI purchase comp. to $50
all silk ties
l.l9 3tor $50

AII-siIk ties, imported and domestic fobrics,
wool lined for perfect knot. Neots, stripes,
pones and foncies.
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street Floor;
Langley Park, ShiTlnotoH, First Floor
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draperies
Washington store only
rugs and carpeting
Washington store only

were comparable to now
l2'xl3'6" NyIon Pile Twist
BroodIoom Rug, beige --------17o.oo los.s5
l2'xl2' All Cotton Pile Brood-
loom Rug, charcoal, os s------lo7.2o 1895
l2'x8'6" Continuous Fionent
NyIon Pile Rug, sondoIwood ----lol.37 1895
l2'x6' 709o Wool, 309o NyIon
Pile BroodIoom, sondoIwood ---- 5592 1895
l2x6l0" AII-WooI Pile Tex
tured BroodIoom Rug, beige - 54.57 1895
5'5"x76" Royon Pile Tweed
Broodloon Rug, beiee-------- 2lo5 S.95
6'x7'6" Royon Pile Tweed Brood
loom Rugs, assorted coIors- - 2l.e5 S.s5
8'xl0' Reversible Fiber Rugs,
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mems furnishings

mems furnishings
Washington store only
were comparable to now
400 Mems Hose, fine cotton isles,
one szie Bonlon textured nylon, 79c to 3 for
foncies and nylon Stretch 90 100
so Mems Long Sleeve Dress Shirts,
cotton broodcloth, popular COL 3.95 to
lar styles. Broken sizes 5.95 loo
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street Floor
mems sports coats, sIacks
Washington store only
were comparable to now
SO Fomous Lonsbrook Sport Coots,
Docron poIyester and cotton,
wosh and wear, 3-button lounge
model in variety of pattern,
coIors. Broken sizes --------- 1895 1900
IS Famous Name Tropical Slocks,
Docron poyester and wool,
Docron poyester and cotton,
Docron poyester and royon
blends, wosh and wear, plain or 8o5to
peoted fronts -------- l295 800
SPORTS COATS. SLAcKS-WdshinOton, Street Floor;
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fashion fabrics
Washington, Langley Park, Shirlinston
were comparable to now
$50 Yds. Remnants of Foshion
Fobrics, silks, cottons, syn 59cto 2Se TO
thetics and wooIs --------- 5.98 2.s9
1000 Yds. Eosy Core Wash and
Wear Cotton, prints, solids. SOC to 3yds
SO" wide e--- 79c 100
FASHION FABRICS-WashfHgton, Third Floor;
LanoIeV Park First Floor; Shirln0toH Second Floor
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gloves
Washington store only
were comparable to now

80 Polrs Double Woven Cotton and
Double Woven Nylon Gloves,
shortie and clossic sp-ons
white and postes, slightly soiled
Broken sizes --------- ZOO Lao
IS Poirs Double Woven Cotton Short
and 4-Button Lengths, hand
and pique stitch, soed from 3.ooto
handling ---------- 500 I.ss
IS Poirs S-Button Gloves, cotton
and nyon, counter soiled; white, 4.0oto
black and beige -------- 500 2.9S
GLoVES-Washin0ton Street Floor
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misses, wOmen'S spOrtswear
Washington, Langley Park, ShirliMstOn

misses, WOmen'S spOrtSWear
Washington, Langley Park, ShiFIiMstON
were comparable to now
l2o Junior Cotton Socks, novelty
pottems, stripes. Sizes Sis 5.e8 2ss
so Bobbie Brooks Cotton Seporotes
Skirts, white ribbon and loce
Sizes S-lS ---------E---- S.So 9SV
30 Bobbe Brooks Co-ordinotino 2.soS
a Bouses with matching trim 4.e8 $50
Misses Better BIouses cottons n.y. 4o8to ZOO
-.. Ions, docronS -------- I.So 10 SUI
90 Fomous Make Cotton Skirts,
poids and checks ---------- 1913 1873
so Fomous Make Pedol Pushers.
Sizes l0-l4 -------------- 59S 1879
Washington store only
IS Dressmoker Cashmere Cord-
aons and Slip-Ons. Sizes 34- 1880
40; blue, gold, green ------- 1928 $50
LsnsIey Pork and shirIinston only
Misses Sleeveless Bouses, prints.
fsRgy pas sssso ssf1ad f t19 Eo3
daytime dresses
Washington, LonsIey Park. shi'IinstOn
were comparable to now
400 Daytime Dresses, seersucker.
cottons; misses and women's $3.50
sizes Observation-Disclosures 6.98 400
LonSiev PaTk Second Floor; Shiriin0toM First Floor
fashion millinery
Washington, LonsIey Park, shi'Iinston
were comparable to now
ITS Hand Crocheted Straw Pill
Boxes high crown brm style
turbons, all high foshion in 5.OOto
sdUF LHSSeU paTk second Floor sRrnCo% FIRST Floor
cOrSets and bras
Washington store only
were comparable to now
80 Longtime Bros Broken sizes and 1886
styles, 32-46 in oroup------- 4.9o 1879
9 Junior Ponty 6irdIes Size large
only ------------------ 500 s.so
7 Corsets, front closp style. Sizes
29, 30, 81 -------------- 1000 4.ss
II Summer Mesh Foundations, with
inner belt. Sizes 36, 81, 40 and
81 only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1850 6.99
Boby Doll Foundation. Size 81 225o Il.25
CoRSETS AND BRAS-Washn0ton, Third Floor
popular fashions SpOrtswear
Washington, LorsIey Park, ShirIinstOn
were comparable to now
300 Misses Cotton Shirtdresses,
large pockets, seIf-sosh in
black, peoch mint ereen bNe,
lovendor. Sizes TO- 8 in group 800 29s
s9f Ea1 IsS S;E 9Ea S5s
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. R.
Martin Gale, Pastor. Sunday, 9:45 a. m.
Sunday school; IL a. m. Morning wor-
ship; Z p. IN. Young Peoples service;
1880 p. m. Evangelistic service; We'd.
1880 p. IN. Praye. and Praise. The putt
lie is cordially invited TO attend all
of these services.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
Funeral Held For
Cecilia {. Maiers
From Zion Church

Funeral services for Cecilia
Elmina Maiers, II, were held Sat
urday, December %, at 200 p. m.
at the Zion Lutheran church in
Fairview with the Rev. Donald T..
Ausland officiating.
Nearer My God TO Thee" and
Crock of Ages" we're sung by a
duet composed of Lila EvanSon
and Fredricka Chase, occom-
panied by Mrs. K. WV. Swealson.
PaIlbearers were Leonard Gard
ner of Fairview, Mike Guelff OF
Glendive, Nick Helten of Sidney,
John Martin of Sidney, George
Olson of Sidney, and Ralph
Suuires of Glendive. Charles
AEbreoht of Sidney served as an
usher.
unterment was in the Sidney
cemetery. In respect Ito their
deceased sister, the VIEW auxili-
airy of Sidney attended the in
torment in a body.
Mrs. Maiers passed away We'd
IfSSlfdy alpO1 liA1I5y DINSuAA11 ~, 80
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Darr OF Crane, following a
short illness. Born in Shaeffer,
Minnesota ON April 10, 1884, Mrs.
Maier came to western North Da-
kota about 1905 and following that
time lived in Fairview, Glendive
and finally Sidney. Mrs. Maiers
and her husband, Carl, resided at
| 100 4th Avenue NJ. w. in Sidney
until her death.
Cecilia E. Maiers was a MEM
Der of the Zion Lutheran church
in Fairview, and the VIEW aux
iliary of Sidney.
Mrs. Maiers is survived by hel
husband, Carl J. Maiers of Sid
ney; two sons, Robert Jensen o.
Oakland, Calf, and Clarence Jen'
sen of ST. Paul, Mimi; three
daughters, Mrs. Max Rush (Ruth,
of Seattle, Wash; Mrs. Ken Viii
son (Viviea) Of Yreka, Calf, anC
Mrs. Thomas Darr (Wilma) o.
WilliSton, N. D.; ii grandchildren
and IL great grandchildren.
Fulkerscu Funeral Home was il
charge of arrangements.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
Girard
HOnnennakers

MARVIN and Bryan Kilen motor
ed 10 WftliJbon Wednesday where
they were overnight guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
RoSaaen.
Word has been received here
that MIR. and Mrs. Albert Noah
arrived In California at the home
OF their daughter and family, the
Erwin Kuefns.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Daniels
and Miss Carol Riggs spent
Thursday night at the Bud Dan
iels home due 30 the storm that
evening.
The Girard Homemakers club
held their Christmas party at the
Charles Daniels home Sunday,
December II with a chicken din
mar at noon. All the members and
their families were present. We
exchanged gifts from our secret
sisters.
The East Lone Butte and Doran
schools held their Christmas pro-
grams on Thursday evening. There
VS. a good attendance despite the
blizzard that evening.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

ST. MICHAEL'S & ALL ANGELS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev. Sydney
smith, Cartwright, N. d. - Dec. "a:
SnrlsbmaS Eve candlelight service, 2
p, m. CST; Dec. 9th, Sunday school
ST. MATTHEW'S Catholic Church.
21oney: Rev. Thomas F. Powers, Pastor;
nSV Michael O'Hanlon. assistant. Mass
S~ldney-Daily masses at 40
anu o;Qo a: m: Sunday 800 and 1880
q. M LAMBERT = 1st and Bird Sum
sundays 20 a. m. Richey LIST and
2e11HS Sundays 10 a. m, End. 4th and
jill sundays Il:30 a. m. Fairview, 1st
ano sra Sundays at 10 a. m, End. 4th
ana otn sundays at 300 a. m Savage
Isl > and 5rd Sundays at 8 a. M, End
4h and 5tn Sundays at 1000 a. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Corner
OF Main and 4th Avenue. Sidney. Mon
lana Arnold M. Friez. Pastor: SUM-
with classes for all e IL 100 Morning
WorSnip; 7:S Christmas Program.
weekday services: Thursday 7:30
t,rayeS meeting and Bible hour. Sr.
cnorr practice at 8:45. Everyone Is
welcome to our friendly church with
ST. LAWRENCE EPISCOPAL, Main
n 9th Ave. S. w. Rev. Edwin Stuoe
vicar. Sunday. 8:45 Morning. prayer,
~ first and third Sundays OF the
nlonrn: Holy Communion the End. Attn
and 5th Sundays at s:45 a. m. Also
Hoiy C~oxnzni'ion at TOO a. m. Thurs
days. Church school. Jr. High class
at S:4o a. m. Other classes at 2:3o p. m,
RICEEY . LAafBERT LUTHERAN
PARISH = Arthur o. Mathison, pastor;
fucney. Sunday: Worship services $3.50
with Communion. Monday, Christmas
service $50. LAMBERT Sunday wor-
ship service with Communion IL a m
Monday. Christmas service IL a. m
WEDNESDAY; Dec. n, Luther Party
and carrolinx. S p. m. Martin Lakes
ALEXANDER LUTHERAN PARISH
Carl q. Nelson - Pastor. Sunday
Dec. "a: Worship services: Trinity
HOO; Highland with Christmas pro
$3.50; Trinity 100; Highland 200.
LoNSUALE METHODIST, Wibu
Whanger, Pastor: Sunday school ga
a. m. Worship IL 100 a. m.
BRONSON & ST. PETERS Sun.
Dec. 3lst. Sunday school program a
Brorson church at / p. N. Everybod.
welcome.
LUTHERAN CHURCH =
Ronald n. Zagel, P stor, Erwin A. Jun
kans, Vicar. Thursday. Adult InStruc
ton and Bible class 8 p. m. Saturday
Special children's class 2:00 p. m
Sunday: The Lutheran Hour (KGCx
$50 a. m. Church school GAS a. m
Jr. Bible class Gas a. m; Worship an
Communion 1890 a. M. New Ye RS Ev
Watch Night IL 80 p. m. Monday
New Years Day Worship IL a. n
Tuesday, ST.. Conf. Glass AIS p. m
Sr. Walther League 7:30 p. m. Wee
nesday. Evening Circle LWML Ia
p. m.
PELLA LUTHERAN CHURCH :
Affiliated with The A. l.. c. =
Stanley Larsen. Pastor. Paul Kun
MANN, Student Intern: Thursday: Ii
Their League Christmas Program at
p. m. The Congregation is inVi ed. Sur
day: First worship service at 8:3 a. r
. End worship service at IL a. m. Sunda
! schoo. AID Bible class at 9:45 a.. r
Sermon Theme: Years End Stoc
Taking" Monday: New Years Sci
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

fF immediate credit and fast courteous service have the Richlanc
grain loans.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN. Fair
view. Rev. Alan Vllesvik, Pastor -
Church school $50 a. m. Divine wor-
Ship Ii a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

JEHOVAH WITNESSES, Fairview-
Sunday, Watcltower study 8 D. m:
Friday. Ministry school and service
meeting. 7?45 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

i. TRUE-payees must be able to prove their identity If they want
their money orders cashed. Social Security cards are not accept
able. Drivers permits, military identification cards, or other Gre
ldsntals showing signatures of bearer and having serial numbers OK
ether indicia which can be traced to the holder, are helpful in
Identification. The owner must sign the money order in the pres
tsnee OF the postal employee.
In the event that a postal employee has not exercised proper care
In cashing money orders, he may be held financially responsible for
the wrong payment Of money orders concerned.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
NOTICE OF
CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHRIST. 800 9Th Ave.
S. w. Evang. Richard Dacus - Sun
day. Bible classes at 10 a. m; Assembly
worship l0:5O a. m: Assembly worship
$50 p. M; Herald of Truth = KUMV-
~ 9 a, M; The Scriptures Teach =
KICK $50 a. IN. Wednesday Mid-week
Bible study 800 p. m.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS.
and Chester l.. Hillman. counselors.
Sunday, Devotional service at GAS am.
Church school at 10 a. m; Service of
Divine worship IL a. M; Sacrament
Service IL a. m. first Sunday of month;
Fellowship dinner at Il noon End Sun
day of month: Prayer service at 8
p. m. md Wednesday after 1st Sunday
of month: Consultation offered to
those having questions OF religious
problems. Come and hear the Fullness
of the Restored Gospel. All are well
come - AL are invited
JEHOVAH WITNESSES, Fairview-
Sunday, Watcntower study 8 D. m:
Friday. Ministry school and service
meeting, 7:45 p. m.
COMMUNITY CHURCH. Savage. Rev.
Harold Erickson, Pastor - Sunday,
Sunday school at 10 a. m: Morning
Worship at IL a M; Evening service
of song inspiration at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day. Bible study and prayer. Thurs.
homes.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD. ala E. Main.
Sidney. 7. A Johnson, Pastor. Re-
vivakizne" KICK every Sunday 1890
a. m Sunday services, Sunday School
Gas a. m; Morning worship Ii a. m.
| Evangelistic service 7AS p. m. Tues
day 8 .. N. Young peoples meeting
Thursday. 7:s5 y. m. This is regu-
lar prayer meeting and Bible study.
Everyone who a come. We weicodns,
HOLINESS METHODIST. Corner 3rd
st. and 3rd Ave. N. z. Paul Pratt.
Pastor. sunday. sunday school 10 a m,
Morning worship service IL "a m
Evangelistc service ESQ y. m; Wednes-
day Prayer meeting at 7:So y. m
CRANE LOG CHAPEL - Sunday
Sunday school nj 10 for all ages; wor-
ship service at III a. M; Evangelistif
and Missionary Service at 7:45 p. m;
We'd, Weekday prayer. and Bibls
homes.)
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN. Fair
view. Rev. Alan VlleSvik, Pastor -
Church school $50 a. m. Divine wor'
Ship Ii d. m.
CHURCH OF THE ~NAZARENE, r
Martin Gale, Pastor. Sunday, 9:45 a. m.
Sunday school; IL a. m. Morning wor'
ship; Z p. m. Young Peoples service
1880 p. m. ~Evangelistic service; Wed.
80 p. m. Praye. and Praise. The pub
lie is cordially invited TO attend al
of these services.
FAITH TABERNACLE. PentecoStal
Pastor Rev. A. J. Johnson. 707-9th Ave
S. w. Sun, Sun. school 10 a. m. Nor
ming worship II a. m. Evangelistic 7:3t
p. m. Tues. Fellow workers & praye
7:30 o. m. Fri, Bible study and praye
Book of Revelation 1880 D. m. We ex
tend a cordial welcome TO all /
Jesus Name.
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
Ids, 8l4 : 3Id st. S. E. Sunday. Priest
hood meeting 9 a.. M; Sunday schoo
1880 a. m; Fireside 1880 q. m; Tues
day; Relief Society $50 a. M; Wed
Primary 400 p. m. James c. Bairc
Branch Pres, It's = 3rd st. S. w. Phon
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

vice with Communion at 10 a. m. Ser
mon theme: "A New Start Through
The Forgiveness of Sins" Tuesday:
Church Council at 8 p. m. Wednesday,:
Board of Women's Activities at 2 pm.
Thursday: Luther League Choir re-
hearsal at Z p. m. Saturday. January
6; ION classes at 10 a. m; ChLdren'S
O4oir at HIS a. m. Sr. choir at $50
p. IN.
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL-Leo
H. Buechler. Minister Thursday:
No Bible study; 700 Sr. choir rehears-
al; Saturday: No Con rmation; S nd ":
New Years Sunday; IL :00 Morning
Worship. Sermon: strength for your
Day; 9:45 Church School. Your Min
lister will be at Chico Hot Springs,
Prey, Montana, Tuesday through Fri
day for the annual Minister'S retreat.
SAVAGE CONGREGATIONAL - Leo
Worship. Sermon: strength for your
Day" 10:l5 Church School. January
7th; $50 Annual meeting.
EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL -
Arthur NJ. Hoffman, Pastor. Sunday.
for all ages. HOO am. Worship SER
vice. 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. $50
Dec. 81 GAS a. m. Sunday school
P. m. Devotions at the Home 70
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vice and a playlet presented by tn
Senior Sunday School class titleS
Guilty" Monday. January /: 10:c
a. m. e Years Day Service. Tue;
day, January 2: 7:3o p. m. Ladies All
meeting. Thursday, Jan. 4. 1880 p. m.
Jr and adult choir practice.
THE CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE CHURCH H. B: Least
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Morning Worship Service; TOO p. m
Prayer; 1880 p. m. ~Evangelistic Ser
vice; $50 p. m. Young Adult Eel
lowship Singspiration. Wed: $50 pm
Boys Stockade; Thursday: $50 p; m
Leadership training. 100 p. m: Bible
Study and Prayer. 900 p. m. Ladies
choir practice; Friday: 7:3O .. m. Biblt
curse THE Second Coming OF jesus
All our services are open to the pub
lie. You will always receive a friend
ly welcome.
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN Saw
age Mont, and Skaar. N. d. Melvin K
Frantsen, Pastor: First Lutheran, Saw
age: Sun, Dec. 81: GAS a. m. Sun
school. H. S. and adult Bible classes
IL a. m. Worship service in anticdps
tion Of the New Year: z p. m. Praye
and fellowship in the sanctuary OF
the church. Tues, Jan. 2: 200 p. m
Nominating committee" meets at the
chuI CHI. 7:30 D. m. Jr. Lutherans meet
7:3O p. m. Brotherhood meeting; Wed
nesday, Jan. 8: 200 p. m. Bible
Prayer-Fellowship at the parsonage
$50 p. m. Cherub choir practice; 4.0c
D. m. Jr. Confirmation class. Thursday,
Jan. 4th $50 p. m. Adult Instruction
class; 500 p m. Sr. Choir practice
Grace Lutheran-Skaar: Sunday, Jan
31st, 100 D. m. Sunday school and
adult Bible classes. 2:30 p. nj. Worship
service In anticipation of the New
Year.