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MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1933. DILLON BUREAU FETE ANACONDA BUREAU Dillon Baptist Institution to Observe 50th Anniversary Today. DILLON, April Special services will be held at the First Baptist church tomorrow in celebration of its golden anniversary. The regular morning hour of worship will begin at, 11 o'clock. A program beginning tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock will consist of a review of the church's activities during Its 80 years in the community and the speakers will Include Mrs, F.

E. Foole, only charter member of the church now residing in Dillon; Mrs. Louise Taylor, Mrs. E. C.

Perkins, Miss Kate Lewis and R. E. Albright. Described as a survey of the present and a prediction of the future, the evening program will begin at 1:30 o'clock and speakers will be the Rev. O.

A. Schmidt, G. T. Paul, Dr. Sheldon E.

Davis and Dysart Gowan. Special music will be a feature of the program. A fellowship supper will be served tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock at the Baptist cottage. The Dillon Baptist church was founded 50 years ago yesterday, March 31, 1883, and the present building was dedicated In 1886. The first resident pastor was the Rev.

Frank Bostwick. Mrs. Foote of Dillon and Mrs. Abbie Hansen of California are the only two living charter members. The present pastor Is the Rev.

R. O. Shannon. FOR CITY 1DTE 5,632 Persons Qualified to Ballot Monday In Smelter City. ANACONDA, April All preliminary arrangements for the municipal general election Monday were completed today, according to City Clerk Joseph Swanson.

A total of 5,633 persons are qualifted-to ballot to elect a mayor, city treasurer, police magistrate and six aldermen for two-year terms. Polls will be open Monday, 8 o'clock in the morning until 6 p. m. Judges and clerks have been and the polling places announced. Candidates follow: J.

Moore, republican arid Incumbent, and Frank Provost, democrat. McAndrews, democrat, and Leona Clemo, republican. Police P. Ruprecht, democrat, and Paul Everett, repub- ANACONDA, April Anaconda school election today was a. quiet affair, only two candidates being on the ballot for the two vacancies on the board to be filled for district No 10 Murray Flint, present member of the board, and Charles L.

Smet each received 103 of the 112 votes cast in the election. Nine voters wrote in names of other Anaconda residents. MANY ATTEND RITES FOR VOORHIES BOY Churofaea in 1 CHURCH ACTIVITIES IS1TMTWESI April E. Monroe and A. P.

Waldorf were re-elected members of the board of trustees of School District 10 In the election held today. They were without opposition and a very light vote was cast, only 13 ballots being cast. School elections were also held In other districts of the county today. llcan. Aldermen.

First W. Vanderhule, republican; J. J. Olabby, dcmofcrat, and W. A.

Emanuel, Independent. Second Backlund, republican, and William 0u- inonthier, democrat. Third A. Maclntyre, republican, Incumbent, and James McNulty, democrat. Fourth Nelson, republican, incumbent, and Elmer Joseph, democrat.

Fifth J. Daniels, republican, and W. democrat. Sixth Connor, democrat. MRS.

TURPIN RITES TO BE HELD TODAY MINES' SCHOOL PROF. VIEWS MINERAL AREA DILLON, April Professor Eugene S. perry of the Montana School of Mines was a visitor In Dillon today and, In company with William Logan, Louis Sc'hmittroth and Pearl I. Smith, motored to the mineral area 15 miles west of Dillon which members of the Beaverhead Mining association wish to have surveyed this summer. The area lies between tracts surveyed a few years ago by Philip Shenon, then of the School of Mines.

In the past two years, the development of the Ermont mine and the discovery of other gold bearing properties In the vicinity have made the need" of a geological survey of the tract evident, members of the association said. Professor Perry's Inspection was for the purpose of ascertaining the probable cost of the needed survey. SCHOOL CARNIVAL IS HELD IN DILLON ANACONDA, April The body of Mrs. Ada Turpln, pioneer resident of Anaconda, succumbed Tuesday at the home of her daughter in Portand, arrived in Anaconda this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, son- in-law and daughter accompanied it. The body was taken to the Ken- drlck funeral home, where many old-time friends called to pay their respects. Funeral services will be held at the Kendrick chapel at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Christian Science society. Interment will be In the family plot in Hill, cemetery.

ANACONDA, April Many neighbors nnd friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Voorhles, attended the funeral services conducted this afternoon for their two-year-old son, Bennle Lee, who died In St. Ann's hospital Thursday morning.

Services wera conducted at 2 o'clock In the P. J. Finnegan company's funeral chapel. The little casket was banked with beautiful flowers. Elder A.

E. Llnzcy of thB church of Jesus Olirlst of the Latter Day Saints, officiated assisted by John N. Browning and Ray Bybee. During the services Mrs. Lorilla Jenson and Mrs.

Ilene Oliver sans "Consolation" and "Nearer Dear Saviour to Thee." accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Jano McVicars. Burial was In Hill cemelery. HARRIS FUNERAL TO BE HELD TODAY ANACONDA, April Many friends called at the P. J.

Fliinegan. company's chapel today to pay their respects to tho memory of Mrs. Sarah Harris, beloved pioneer of this city, who died Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Violette, 420 Jackson street, following an Illness of five years. The funeral will be held from the Fimiegan chapel Monday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock, proceeding to the Methodist church where services will be held at 2 o'clock.

Interment will be in the family plot in Hill cemetery. ST. JOHN'S El'IBCOrAb CHURCH. Corner of Broadway and Idaho Slrett. Thomai Aihworth, telephone- 6613.

OrganUt, Mlw Violet Laltr. Choir director, Miss Manning. Director ot Junior choir, Mrs A. S. Harbj.

Sunday a. holr communion, 9:30 a. m. Children's (uchwtst and Instruction JoUoired by cliurch school, 11 a. m.

Choral eucharist and sermon on first, third and Sundays ol the months and morning prayer and sermon on the second and fourth, 6:30 p. Young People's Fellowship, 7:30 p. a Eveylng prayer and sermon, UNITED CONGBBGAIlONAt, CHUBCH Gladstone and Edwards; oharlea S. de. bold, school, 10 a.

m.t morning services. 11:30 o'clock, iveDlni services, 1:30 o'clock, TSIS1TY Korth Main slreel. Btf, rrederlek T. Spencer, pastor. Morning vorihlp, 11.

Sunday school, p. u. BTiwoiih league, 6:30 p. m. Evening sezvlce, 7iSO o'clock.

DMTI METHODIST. Mltvntla ttrcet, Meadervilli. Rev. O. A.

Morrison, unday school, 10:43 a. m. Morning vice- 11:45 o'clock. Evening aervlca, 6 Epwotth leagut Monday, 1:30 S1LVEE BOW Bllver Baw IU6 every SundtT imd Thursday Dlnti kt 8 WOUNTAIN VIEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CI1UUCI1. MonUoa and Quarts Rev.

Oh O. I'M, ciuich school, Lowell W. Johnson, superintendent; lunlor church. Mlsi Qattrude Bchaali eulstmt paitot: H. a.

assistant; 11. morning worship, Iho minister; 5:15, Intermediate 8:15, EP worth la ague; Allison Dyer, pifMdeux; evening tarvlco. MOUNT DKlIlEb METHODIST, 1E09 North Main street; O. Uot rlicm, pastor. Bund a ichool, 11 a.

m. Epworth leacue. 9 P. m.T erenlni wrr- Ice, 7 o'clock. WESLEY CHAPEL.

METUODIST. and TalboL Rev, EdVATd Bmllh, pastor. Sunday school and tor's rat a to 3:30 p. LOWELL AVENUE METHODIST, OtveU Avenuo Methodist (South), Lo-weU avenue aeorte street: Rev. T.

B. He school. 10 a. m. SILVER BOW PARK MC1110D1ST.

Or a ad avenue at Tho in ton street; a. A. Morrison, eeivlce, IQLlS; church school, Junior Ep- worlh leacue. 7 p. evening yrdstt ivt 1:30.

Epworlh 7:30 SUNDAY FEATURES in Butte Churches CHURCH WILL HOLD 'RAINBOW SERVICES ANACONDA, ApriT of the Anaconda assembly No. 1, Order of Rainbow for Qlrls, will attend church services in a body tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian church. This will be in accord with an annual custom of the organization. The service at 11 o'clock will be marked by a sermon by the Rev. Evert Top, pastor, on "The Rainbow." WOMAN WILL GIVE ILLUSTRATED TALK ANACONDA, April "Out of the Prison House," will be the subject of an illustrated lecture to be delivered at the Revival Mission Sunday evening nt 7:30 o'clock by Mrs.

A. J. Morrison. In conjunction with the lecture Mr. Morrison will sing "A Captive Bet Free." The public is ANACONDA BRIEFS DILLON, April Beaverhead county high school's annual carnival came to a close tonight at the high school, with a large crowd enjoying the program of entertainment and the many features arranged by the students.

The balloting for the carnival queen came to. a close during the evening. Music, dancing and sketches were features of tonight's entertainment. Dancing was enjoyed from 9 to 12 o'clock, with Smithy's orchestra furnishing the music. ELKS SPONSOR DANCE.

DILLON, April Members of the Dillon Elks' lodge will sponsor a dance to be given at Armstead Saturday night, April 15, it was announced today by officers. An Elks' orchestra, comprising the outstanding musical talent of the lodge, will provide the music, and special entertainment will be presented. DILLON NOTES. DILLON, April and Mrs. Clyde Aken and Miss Lorraine Donaldson motored to Mls- scula today.

Sheriff W. C. Orr wes a. visitor In Bannack today, attending to official business. Chris Peterson of Dell attended ANACONDA, April Mrs.

Sidney G. Stewart and baby daughter, Alice Joan, returned today from California where they spent the past several months. Ira J. Gnose, who Is employed by the state highway commission near Missoula, Is spending the week-end in Anaconda visiting relatives. C.

C. Hurzler of Laurel Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Kurtz on Locust street.

Miss Dorothy Duval, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in St. Ann's hospital several days ago, is reported to be getting along fine. Charles Hotstrom, student at the University of Montana at Missoula, Is spending the week-end at his home. Warren May was a Butte visitor today. Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Morgan were Butte visitors today. Donald Gnose, student at the University of Montana, is spending the week-end at his home.

H. L. Shaver of Helena a business visitor here yesterday. DEMURRER IS OVERRULED. ANACONDA, April A demurrer to the complaint in the suit charging conversion of property brought by Marlon Krlskovlch against J.

A. Henault was ordered overruled following a hearing in the district court this morning before Judge R. E. McHugh. The defendant was given 10 days In which to prepare, flits and servo an answer.

SPECIAL K. OF C. EVENT. ANACONDA, April Members of Annconda council, Knights of Columbus, will attend mass In a body at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Peter's church.

The Rev. J. B. Plniat, pastor, will celebrate the mass and the council members will attend Holy communion. Following the mass a breakfast will be served at the Montana, hotel.

ShorlrJdEC Memorial, Waslilnglon Mercury IUY. A. 11. Brlstow, Baa. tor.

Sunday Lchocl, 10 a. ni. MarnkuG worship, o'clock; Christian Biidtavor. p. m.

Evenlnc worship. 1:30 p. nt. GRACE METNOUIS1. Location, Second and Amona; pastor, Edward school, 10 a Epwoitll Lensua and Intermediate leacuc, 6:30 p.

evening worship, 3:30. Board meetings aa follows: Official board, first Tuesday, 7:30 D. m.l honia mlsslonarr, second Tuesday, 7:30 Sunday school board, third Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Epworlh Itasue business aud cabinet, tourlri Tuesday, at 1:30 p.

m. rlBST FRCSUYTKUIAN CHURCH. Broadway ana Idaho e-lreeti E. J. Groenaveld, pastor Mornlnc service.

o'clock: Sunday achool, 13:30 o'clock: Youns People'a meeting. 6:30 eve- nlnt service, 1:30 o'clock. Seoul troop No, 15 meets Monday at 1 o'clock. SALVATION ATIMY. Ill East Broadway, Adjutant Hall, com- manulnc officer.

Mornlua 1 letvlce. 11 o'clock; Sunday school, 2:15 m. Yount People's service, 6:15 P. m. Evening service- at o'clock.

MOUNTAIN VIEW METHODIST EPISCOI'Al. CIIUUCIl. Monlana anti Quarts streets! rtev. Charles d. Cole, church echonl, fxiwcll W.

Johnson, superintendent: 11, Junior church. Mils Qertrudft Bchaal. aeelatant paawr: Mra. 11. O.

Hem- EAST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD CIIUECII. Warren and Talhot avenue, rwv. y. M. Brown, pastor.

Sunday school, 11 a. m. Younc People's meeting, 6:30 p. in. EvenlllB service, 6:30 o'clock.

Ini-way, assistant: II. mornlnf worship, 'the minister; 0:15, 1), O. 0. Leasue, nulh Vlgus, president; 6:16, Epwortli League, Rosabel Hester, president; 7:30, avenlni THE cnurtcn or JESUB CHRIST or r.ATTF.E DAY SAINTS. 215 north Main school Qcneral aa- M.

I. A. flccrs'and teachers' meellna: Thursday eve- nlnz at 7:30 p. m. Relief society Thursday at 3 p.

m. E. M. Olltlnr. 0.

II Peter- San, QcorBt YounK, branch presidency. EMANUEL LUTHERAN. Autustana Byncl, Bllver and Monlana streets; Rav. L. E.

Jones, Ing service at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 13 o'clock. Evenlns worship at o'cloclt. All services In Encllsh. FIRST BAPTIST.

Montana und Broadway: nev. J. Osbura Phillips, school, 10 a. m.l mornlns worship. 11:16 B.

V. P. Anaconda Death Notices HARRIS funeral of Mrs. Barah Harris will be held from the P. J.

Finnegan company's funeral home (Monday) afternoon at 1:43 o'clock, proceeoUnfcr to the Methodist church where services will be held at 2 o'clock, the Rev. W. P. Jtnnett officiating. Interment In the family plot In the HU1 cemetery.

to matters of business In the city today. Prank Paul has returned from Billings, where he attended a meet- Ing of dealers. Mrs. James Kinney, Mrs. Mayme Hoffman and Mrs.

3hcrman Hughes were visitors In Butte today. Robert Kelly of Dell spent today in Dillon and transacted matters of business. Butte Briefs DEER LODGE BUREAU CITY ELECTION JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, 315 North Main school officers and teachers meeting, at 9:40 Sunday morning. school commences promptly at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Broadcast from 6:30 to 7, Sunday evening.

Sacrament Ing, Sunday evening, 7:30 to 8:30. Relief society, Thursday afternoon, 3 o'clock. Mutual Improvement association, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Primaries aro held at tho usual places each week.

Branch M. Glttins, H. Petersen arid G. L. Young.

FULL GOSPEL MISSION, 5 South Arizona school at 10 o'clock; morning worship at 11 o'clock and evening evangelistic servlco al 7:30 o'clock, Midweek services at 7:45 o'clock. Wo will have communion Sunday morning and a talk on foreign missions will be presented. Everyone is invited. Edward B. By ram, pastor.

COVENANT MISSION, Porphyry and Dakota streets; R. Johnson, o'clock, Sunday school for all ages, 11 o'clock, a Swedish service. At 5 o'clock the Juniors meet. Miss Ruth Btoomsren as supervisor. Young People's service at 6 o'clock.

Prayer circle at 7 o'clock. Evening servlco at 7:30 with good singing. Theme, "The Enemy As Witness." GOLD HILL LUTHERAN, El Wcsl Copper street; Theo P. Ncstc, Fifth Sunday In Lent. Sunday school and Bible class al 10 a.

Miss Agnes Sand, superintendent. Morning service In Norwegian at 11 o'clock; sermon topic, "Mary's Song of The chuvch chorus will sing "Tho Earth Is the Lord's" (Wilson). The male chorus will sing "Jesus Will Understand" (Rnmler). Miss Mnrgnret Mclby, cliurch organist, will render a group of organ selections. You arc cordially Invited lo attend.

The Sunday school teachers will meet on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, preceding the choir rehearsal. CHRISTIAN (8HORTR1DGE MEMORIAL), A. B. Brlstow, The services of the day begin with the Bible school, which will bo followed by Ihe morning worship when Ihere will be Iho communion serv- o'clock. Ohoral Eucharist and ser- nion at 11 o'clock.

Young -people's fellowship at 6:30 o'clock, and at 7:30 o'clock the pageant, "The Little Pilgrim nnd the Book Beloved," will ba presented. Miss Marguerite Manning, choir director, and Miss Violet Laity, organist. MOUNTAIN VIEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Montana and Quarts streets, the Rev. A. O.

Cftton, school at 9:45. Classes and general lessons' 1 for all ages. Morning worship and Junior church at 11 o'clock, with the pastor bringing a message on tho subject "Can Christians Bo Tolerant?" Tho Yoimg People's Forum, the Kpworth Leaguo and the T. N. T.

club all meet at 6:15. Tho evening worship servlco Is at 7:30. The subject of the pastor's evening message Is "Uncomfortable Beds." these services, We invite you to ever? Sunday at 9:40 a. m. sernblr prompt)? KI 10 m.

Uoltr Trn(h Center. H. 0. A. P.

J. FINNEGAN FUNERAL HOME 107 Oak Street Phone 29 Anaconda, Mont. TURPIN Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Turpln will be held at the Kendrick funeral home this (Sunday) afternoon at 2:30, under the auspices of the Christian Science society. Interment will be in Hill cemetery.

KENDRJCK FUNERAL HOME Z09 CHERRY S'fREET PHOKE 717 ANACONDA, MONTANA legcing. C. O. D. Adv.

VOTE FOR ELMER BINDER, city treasurer, republican Adv. SON BOBK A ton was born March 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorhofer. Mother and child arc reported to be doing fine.

RETURN TO Arthur Vivian, 2120 locust street, accompanied by Mi. and Mrs. W. Rodda. of Basin, returns yesterday from Lewlstown where they had been summoned by the illness of Mrs.

Tom McOeeyer a former resident of this city. Mrs. McQeever recently underwent a major operation and Is reported to conva- Little Interest Shown in Pending Deer Lodge Balloting. DEER LODGE, April No more persons are eligible to cast ballots In the- city general election next Monday than were registered for the primary election March 20, and with each candidate for office without opposition very little Interest Is being shown in the event. A (otal of 1.78D citizens eligible to vote are registered with Robert Midtlyng.

city clerk. Polling places will be open from 8 o'clock Monday morning until 6 o'cloclt In the evening with the city clerk's office also open these hours to facilitate the election and registration difficulties of voters. Candidates for election are O. Marquette, Incumbent, for mayor Frank A. Smith to succeed himself as alderman of the first ward; Jack Strong, alderman, ward two; W.

R. alderman, ward three, and Bam Lane to succeed himself as alderman in ward Jour. Thomas H. Corbett Is candidate for re-election to the office of police magistrate. 18 BOYS TAKE PART IN RING EXHIBITION rthrthmlo demoiulritlon dm lo: tl every Bltcrnoon 3:30.

Cml- dren's diss Wcilncsdaj afternoon "I o'clock. Rtiular miellim Frldu nflernoon Uisoni on Bl- lencc. Frmaj eventm clock In Truth. Every on. welcome.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 220 Norlh Montana. MornlnB service, 11 o'clock. lervlca at o'clock. Sunday for children to ilr rturj, II a.

m.i older children, 12:16 p. m. evening testimonial meeting, fl o'clock. Reading room In the Mclals Bank room 005. open dally, except Sunday and holiday from 10 a.

m. to 5 and evening, except Wednesday, from 7 (o 0 o'clock. ROSlCTUleiAN STUDf CLASS, The Independent Rodcruclan study class. 7 p. at Y.

11. 0. A. Leaders, Hansen and Frederick Relndl. UN1TT TRUTH CENTER.

Meetings every Friday afternoon al 7:30 and Friday evening at o'clock, with Mn Mary E. Wenel, leader. elaM Friday allernooru Bt I o'elocV. with Mrs. 2.

Downlns. leader. Adulii study claaj every Tuesday evening and Junior Unity Truth class every Bunday afternoon at 2-30. with Ella Spufard. leader.

All meetlnsa are held at the M. o. A. ico and the sermon, "Fishers of In tho evening Iho two Endeavor societies will meet, Uis Hi- tenncdiatt! at with the leader, William Barrougli; tho Senior with Ruby aill as lender. At TAb will be the evening service, with tho third sermon on "Tho Plea for Christian At 7:45 there will be the Scth Parker group service.

Al) nre Invited, EMANUEL LUTHERAN, Silver and Montana Hev. L. E. Jones, Regular morning worship at 11 o'clock, sermon subject, "Abiding in HiH Special music by the choir. The Rainbow girls will be the gucfitfl of the church at ilils service.

Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Regular have been sus- evening Ecn'lcej pended. ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN, Sliver and Monlana streets; Rov. M.

D. Htidtloff, Thin Is the fifth Sunday In -Lent. The pastor will conduot services at 11 a. the subject of his sermon will be "The Priceless The choir will Bing "How Amiable Arc Thy Dwellings" (Parks). Sunday school nt 10 a.

ta. Send tlie children. There are no evening tcrvlccs. FIRST PRE813YTERIAN, Rov. E.

J. Groencveld, p.istor Morning fervicc al II o'clock; Bubjcct, "With Some People the Distance Prom One Ear to the Other I.i Just One Sunday school at 12:30 o'clock; lesson, "Jesus Ministering to Young Peoples societies: Intermediate at 8 o'clock, topic, "Meaning of the Lord's Benlor nt 0:30 o'clock, topic, "Can Wo Love Our Neighbors?" Evening scrvlcn at 7:30 o'clock, subject, "An Ounce of Sympathy Worth Forty Sprays of UNITY; Sunday school nt 10:30 a. Pred Varker, superin- draw; Dick Rosa vs. Hugh McElwain, draw; Bud Elberson vs. Gordon Ruttenbur, decision given to Ruttenhur; Don Howard VB.

George Dachs, draw; Clay Zoscl vs. Herb Baker, decision given to Zosel; Dick Albec MS. Howard Ellason, draw; Alois Brand vs. Stanley Blair, decision given to Blair. In the wrestling exhibition Art RlngBtcad and Warren Welch pleased tho large crowd but no decision was given as to the winner.

CLOTHrNG IS DEER LODGE, April 1 (Special) FIRST OHUROH OF OHBIST SCIENTIST, 239 North Morning services at 11 o'clock. Evening services at 8 o'clock. Sunday school for childrqn up to six years of ago at n. for older chll dren fit 12:16 p. subject, "Uit, renlity." Testimonial meeting on Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock Reading rooms In Metals bnnk building, room 605.

open dally ox- oept Sundays and holidays, from 10 n. in. to 5 p. nud evenings, except Wednesdays, from 1 to 0 o'clock, UNITY TRUTH Meet Ings every Friday afternoon at 2:30 find Friday evening nt 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Mary E.

Weasel, leader, Children's cliiss Friday afternoons nt o'clock, with Mrs. E. Downing leader. Adults study clnss Tuesday evening, and Junior Unltj Truth c'nss every Sunday afternoon nt 2:30, with Miss Kiln Sjwfanl leader. Men's business group ovcry second and fourth Friday nl 7 p.

in All meetings nrc held at the Y. O. A. LOWEtA, AVI5NUE METHODIST Ooovgc and Lowell streets. T.

Ucagnn, school at 10 n. m. Subject of morning sermon, "Justification by li'alUi," ning topic, "Tho Blessedness of Doll ovorfl," MOUNT BETHEL M. Wnlk- fidiool at 11 n. with Ed Mitchell, Qospcl service nt 7:30 p.

in. will 1 Iho Rov, J. Vigils preaching or the text, "Washed in tho Blood of Jesus." A duct by Mrs. Richards mid Mrs. Stephens, "Tho Hnnd My Saviour I Boo," nurt solo, "Tho Palace of tlio King," by Ed Mitcholl will be Bung.

Everyone welcome. FINNISH LUTHERAN Service will lie hold at lllo Swedish Lutli oran clniroli, 302 Bonlli Montnn street, at '2 o'cloclt Sunday alter noon. Subject, "Conscience." TRINITY MBVHODIBT TSP18 A Ccnterville, Frederic worsb nt II o'clock, Rev. Spencer will us for his tlicmo, "Modern Man Out Bi'cntli by His Doslro for 'Hie yoiinp; men representing Ui Do Molays will worship with special progrnm is being prepare for tliem. Tlio Sumlny ecliool wl meet nt 12:15, William Trevonna RUpcrlnlendciiU Epworlh a 0:45.

Subject, "What Wo Uellov About tlio Miture." Evening wor ship nt 7:30. Tlio H. U. club rep reRCiittiiB the Young Ladles ntbl clnss will liave chargo of the Ice. HIL.VKR BO Ufi Uewcy cvenln nt 7:30 John Ulnncy will deliver lecture on "The Sixth Principle" ft adopted by National BplrltimllB aesoclatlon.

Mr. Blnney is one our youngest speakers nnd his Wen nnd experiences will be beneficial I all those a religious turn nilnil. Tho public IB cordially vltcd to attend these mectliiR Services in charge of Mrs. Busa Hnmry are hcltl ovcry day evening at 8 o'clock. Tnko 2 street car.

TIME otf MASSES Battt tendent; classes for all Evening service at Mrmon by Rev. Nystrand, Special inuslo by the choir; Fred Varker, director; Emily Sherman at the organ. FIRST BAPTIST, Montana and Broadway; Die Hev. 8. A.

Thweatt, Sunday school at 10 o'clock, with classes (or all ages; J. Richards, superintendent. Morning worship at 11:15 o'clock, with the ecr- mon by Rev. S. A.

Thweatl, pastor. Young People's service at 8:30 Erston Rhclm, president, Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock, with the sermon by the paator. All arc welcome. DEER LODGE, April (Special) The Lodge Chapter of FuUire Fanners sponsored a bolng ehlbl- tlon at the high school gymnasium Friday evening with 18 boys takina part. All bouto were peppy created considerable excitement for rinp; fans.

The ol the matches follow: Ken Dumont vs. Bill Jenkins Calls for clothing of every description are gradually Increasing at the Red Crow headquarters in the Kleinrxhmidt block. Volunteer workers keep tha rooms open every afternoon from 1 o'clock until late evening to accommodate those In need. DEES" LODGE NOTES. DEER LODGE, April (Special) John Nichols has returned from Anaconda where he spent the winter months with his daughter, Mrs.

Jack Curry. Mrs, J. M. Dennis and daughter, Mra. Maurice Harvey, were visitors in Hamilton yesterday.

Mrs. Prank Schrieher left yesterday for Butte where she was called by the serious illness and death of a alstcr. The cast of "Born 30 Years Too Boon," under the direction of Mrs. Mllo LaRock, presented the initial showing ot the production before the Sisters of St. Mary's Academy last evening.

They will give the play lor the public Tuesday evening, Idraw; Cliff Qulgley vs. Bob 4, at'ths Prison theater. OHACB M. Rev. Edward Smith, pastor.

The 10 o'clock school under the Easter urge for full classes. R. C. Trcloar Ix eupcrln- tendent. Public service In charge of the pastor at o'clock.

"Marloi of the Christian" the sermon topic, young folks leagues at 8:30 o'clock with Douglas and Lots Thirloway in charge. SILVER BOW M. Rev. Edward Smith, pastor. The church school at 2 o'clock lis under this Easter urge for full classes.

Public service at 3 o'clock. Tho pastor's theme will be "Spiritual WELSH PRESBYTERIAN, Dakota and Aluminum streets Sunday school will meet at 12:15 o'clock. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, the Rev. S. P.

Martin preaching. The public Is invited. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL, Broadway and fdaho Rev. Thomas Aahworth, rector.

Services for fifth Sunday In Lent. Holy Communion at 8 o'clock in the I morning, wrvlce at 0:30 Gulch at 11:15. Masses nl St. Lawrence churcl Walkorviile, will be conducted nt ant! 9 o'clock every Sunday mon ing. Benediction niter o'clw- mass.

Rev. Father Peter pastor. Iinmaoulato Conception, Call donla and Western, Monslnnor J. WiUgtng, pastor; Rov. John 1 Murphy and Rev.

P. J. Crowlcy, ai at 6, 7, 8, 10 an 11 o'clock, Devotions in honor the Little Flower every Sundn evening 7 o'clock. Holy Savior, 1801 Leatlicrwooc McQueen addition, Rev. Micha Plmat, Rt 8:30 an 10:30 o'clock.

St, Josoph'n, Utah and Secon Rev. M. McCormnck, Re II. .1. Dclancy, 6:15, 8, 0:30 and high mass at o'clock.

St. Ann's, corner Mcadc and Law rcnce. Rev. M. M.

Englieh, Mass at 8:30. High miuifl at o'clock. 81. John the Kvungellut, Major p.ncl Whitman, Rev. M.

J. Leonar at 8:00 and o'clock. Bt, Helena's, 71 Front, Meade vlllc, Rev. E. C.

Hnnna, o'clock mass every Sunday; IK Sunday at Trask at secon St. Patrick's, Mercury and Wash Ington, Hev. J. M. Venus, paste Rev.

John C. Mchan and Rev. Jam J. Sheerln. at 7, 8, 9, 10 and high at o'clock.

Sacred East Park strec Rev. William Joy, pastor; Rev. ward P. Oilmorc, assistant. Mass 8:15, 0:30 and high mass at o'clock.

St. Mary's parish, Rev. James Nolan, Pastor; Rev. James O'Shea, asslstant-Maiees at 7, 9:30 and high mass at il o'clo. Sunday, ffovena devotions In lion ol Our Lady of Perpetual He every Tuesday at 3:30 and 7:30.

and fourth Suntlays at Brown MUSIC ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN tl A. Organ prelude (Lorlng). Hymn No. 124, "Welcome, Delight- il Morn" (Croft).

Liturgy and gospel. Hynm No. 318, "Just As I Am" Bradbury). Eplslle lesson. Hymn No.

368, "Glory Be to God he Father" (Whlnfield). Sermon, "The Priceless Sacrifice," cv. M. D. Hudtloft.

Anthem, "How Amiable Are Thy 'sellings," choir. Offertory (Ashford). Hymn No. 09, "Ohlef of Sinners" HopXins). Prayer and benediction.

Hymn No. 10, "Now Our Worship wcct Is Over" (Schenk), Organ postlude (Stults). Director, Mrs. W. W.

German; or- anlst, Woodrow Platt. ST. EPISCOPAL 0:30 A. M. Organ preludo, Processional hymn.

"Tho Church's )no Foundation Is Josus Christ, Her Lord." Hymn, "SoUitors of Christ. Arise." Hymn, "Brightly Gleams the Banner." ''O Saviour, Precious ifivlotir." Anthem, "God Is Love" (Slieclcy). hymn, "Wo March, Vo March to Victory." Postlude. 11 A. M.

Orgfl.ii prelude, "Gcthficmnno 1 Pryslngcr). Processional hymn, "The Story ol lie Cross." Kyrlo Elclson. Hymn, Nights," "Forty Days and Forty Gloria TiUI, Grnllas (Woodward). Hymn, "Where Cross the Crowded Vayo of Life," Anthem, "Ave Vcrum." BiirMim Corda, Sniiolus, Bencdlo- .118, Agnus Del (Woodward). Hymn, "Here, My Lord, I See fliee Fnco to Face." Hymn, "Now Thank Wo Ail Our Nuno DltnlUU (Blmpcr), Hocessloiwl hymn, "Onward Christian floldloro." PoatluUc.

7:30 M. A pageant by the Young People's Fellowship. MlM Marguerite Manning, choir director; MlM Violet Lully, organist, and Mm. Arthur Hnrby, director ot children's choir, FIRST PRE6IJYTERIAN 11 A. M.

Organ pro In do, "Intermezzo" (Stonnc). Thy Wuy. Not Mine, lord" (Bui nap), choir, Invocation and Lord'n Prayer, Hymn No. 310, "Thou Art tho Way" (Arne). Pwittcr ami Gloria.

Scripture lesson, Rev, E. J. Oroen- ovoltl. Bolo, "How Lovely Is tho Hand of aocl" (Loughborough), Paul Bailor. Prayer, Uov.

Groeuoveld, Hymn No. 200, "How Bliall 1 Pollow Him I Serve?" (Beethoven), mid offertory. Anthem, Saviour of tho World" (CJoM), choir. Sermon, Rev. E.

J. Grcenevold. Hymn No. 202, "Behold the Master Passotli By" (Hayno), Organ poslludo (Abeninlliy). 7:30 p.

M. Organ prelude, "Eventide" (Mculo). Hymn, "Touch Me, Lord, Thy Holy Way" (Dlxoii). Scripture lesson, Rov. E.

J. Oroen- ovcld. Kola. "Watcli Over Me," MlM Gwyn Bowdcn. Prayer, Rev.

Oroencvcld. and offertory. Antiiem, "Hymn In the Night" (Woodward), choir. Sermon, Rov. E.

J. Grocnevcld. Hymn No. 22, "Again Kvcnlng Shadow Falls" (Elliot). Organ jxMtlude (StullB).

Mru. Paul Hallor, soloist mid director; ganist. Postlude, M. Prelude, (Ruueti Hymn. "Softly Now the Light of Day'.

Prayer, by Mrs. M. A. Berrymari. followed by the club prayer.

i. Chant, "My. God, My Anthem, "Let the Gates of Be by choir. Announcements by Leary. Hymn, "Come, Thou AtaJfhtf Scripture reading, by Mlw ROM Martin.

Offertory, Soprano solo, "Bestds (Hembteni), Miss Elsie Daniels, accompanied by Miss Margaret. Metby. Address, "The Privilege of by Mrs. Harry Barker, Hymn, "Savior Again to Thy Dei? Club benediction. Doxology.

Posllude, by Farmer. Mrs. Charles Kestle, director el music; Miss Elsie Daniels, director of Junior choir; Miss Evelyn Bur-, kett, organist. MOUNTAIN VIEW M. B.

Morning-. Organ prelude, 'Moderate Canta- bile" (Dahlstrom). Introlt hymn, "Holy, Holy, Holy" (Heber). Hymn No. 22, "Come, Ye Love the Lord" (Walts).

Anthem, "The King of Glory 1 (Ashford). Gloria Palrl. Prayer chant, "More Love to Tliee" (Pronltss). 4 Offertory, "Springtime" (Kern). Hymn No.

618, "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand" (Alford). Hymn No. 2B1, "Long Have I Sat Beneath tho Sound" (Watts). Doxology, Postlude, "Festal March" (Nolle). Mrs.

T. Forbls, director of music; W. H. Johns, organist. Kvcnlng.

The Silver Bow Glco Singers-are furnishing tho special selections. Organ prchulo, (Stults). Hymn No. 63, "Softly Now the Light of Day" (Oakeley). Selection, "Prayer for Thanksgiving" (Folksong of the Netherlands).

Selection, "Far at (George B. Nevln). Offcrlory, "Quiet Momenta" (Hey- Selection, "A Dream ot Paradise" (Gray). Hymn No. 365, "Lave Divine, All Lovo Excelling" (Wesley).

Doxology, Postlude, "MaroU Pontificate" (Klescrllng). F. W. Edwards, director of ths Silver Bow Glee Singers. Mrs.

Alan Flower, accompanist of the Silver Carrie Worcester, or- CHRISTIAN Mornlnr Organ prelude, Processional to Cnlvnry," from "The Crucifixion" (Stelncr), Gnll to by the choir. Doxology. Rcfiponso following prayer. Hymn, "Rescue the Perishing." Offertory. "Ye Spnrkllng Stars." Hymn, "Seeking the Lost." Communion hymn, Ohrlsl Through Changeful Years My Guide." Communion meditation, "Just As Am," "Have Thine Own Way, Lord." Hymn during silent prayer, "Sweet Hour ot Prayer." Mixed qimrtot, "Remember Now Thy Creator" (Jacobs), Mrs.

V. D. Wllloughby, Mrs. Kate Claweon, Archie Ople nnd Max WiAcr. Invitation hymn, "Jesus Calh Us." Postludo (Ashford).

Evening Hymn, "Revive Us Again." Hymn, "The Way of tho Cross." Offertory. Hymn, "Nearer the Cross." Special music, Invitation hymn, "Just As I Ajn." Mrs. E. Spencer, organist. TRINITY METHODIST.

11 A. M. Prelude, "Spring Hymn, "The Church'8 One Duct, How He Loves Iris Trcvenna and Grace Loclirle, tlie Junior choir singing the chorus. Psallcr, Gloria Patrl. Soprano solo, "My Miss Daniels, accompanied by Miss Evelyn Burkctt.

Hymn, "Haste, Traveler, Hastel" Prayer. Bow Gloo Singers. FIRST BAPTIST 11:15 A. Organ prelude. Doxology, Invocation, Responsive reading, Gloria.

Hymn, Safe to tho Rock." Scripture reading. Anthem, "Nearer My God to Tlieo" (B. It, Ashford); soprano and obbllgato part by Mrs. H. D.

Klstler. Prayer and choral response, Offertory. Hymn, "When the Sun llrlght." Sermon by the Rov. a A. Thweatt.

Hymn, "Ho Leatioth Mel Blessed Thought," Benediction. 7:30 r. M. Call to worship, "When Like a. River." Invocation.

Hymn, "when All Thy Mercies, My God." Scripture lesson. Anthem, "Your Lord and King Adore" (T. D. Williams). Prayer and choral response.

Offertory. Hymn, to the Lord a Noble Song." Sormon by tho Rov. 8. Thweatt. Hymn, "Bun of My Soul, Thou Saviour Dear." Doxology, George V.

Stevens, choir director; Miss Ernestine Richards, organist. RO ab MH FB LATTER DAY SAINTS. Sunday school 10 noon. Opening congregational hymn, "Haste to Hie Sunday Sacramental hymn, God, the Eternal Sacramental music, Mrs. Ora Adams, organist.

Closing congregational hymn, "Praloe lo tho Broitclcaul KGIR P. M. Chorus, "The Joyful Bong" Soprano solo, "The Friend of Man" (Fearifi). Anthem, "Jesun, I My Cross Have Taken" (Fish). Address, "Tho Primary Elder George L.

Young. Chorus, "Oh, It Is Wonderful" (Cabrlol). W. Fred Edwards, director; Mrj. Hazel Kartchner, accompanist.

M. I. A. Conjoint Session Opening congregational "Oh, It Is Wonderful" (Gabriel). Special musical numbers furnished by the Dillon Lyric quartet: Mrs.

Jay C. Jeppson, soprano; Mrs. W. G. Gilbert, alto; Mr.

H. Jewctt, tenor; Dr. W. H. Stepliart, baritone.

Quartet, "Open Your Eyes" (Mac- Farlanc). Quartet, "Fear Not Ye, Israel" (Buck-Dels). Baritone solo, "Love Ye tho Dr. W. H.

Stophan. Soprano and alto duet, "Easter Dawn" (Gounod), Mrs. Jeppsonand Mrs. Gilbert. Piano solo, air from the "Alceste" (Oluck-Dana), Mr.

Ralph McFadden, Quartet, "A Spirit (Campbell-Upton). Quartet, "Morning" Tenor solo, "Let Not Your, Be Troubled" (Ashford), Mr. H. D. Jewett Piano solo, "He (Llizt), Mr, Ralph McFaddeh, Qu'artet, "The Home Road" (Carpenter).

Quartet, "A Brown Bird Singing" (Wood). Quartet, "The Bells of St MaryV (Adams) Closing congregational hymn, "Behold, the Great Redeemer.