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UNION PRESS-COURIER
Thursday, December 21st, 1939.
THE SOWER
Department of Religious
Thought Contributed
TURNER,
Patton, Pa.
\ Weekly
and Secular
ww REV. JAMES A.
‘astor, M. EK. Church,
CHRISTIANITY AS
up! The white slave traffic, the op-
WORLD-
POLITIC.
What a vista the very phrase opens
ium traffic, the traffic in all other
narcotics, the liquor traffic, trade
barriers between peoples, war, the
unsanitary
for the
many,
nations bleeding weaker nations, weal-
two
or three men with the
wreck civilization—
ti-Christian.
Not only
faith there
destriuction.
lies in the Christian faith the obliga-
tion to call
the creation of
traffic in war materials, sweatshops,
superabundance
the
strong
homes,
faw and poverty for
race discrimination,
th centered in a score of hanas,
power
all such are
so, but
And even more,
those who accept it
an-
in the Christian
lies the promise of their
there
“a new heaven and a
new earth, wherein dwelleth right-
eousness.”
It is not that the church as such
to
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of all the days of the entire
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tings to you and yours at this
most joyous of holidays. May
you enjoy the day fully, and
completely.
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day of the New Year be better
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PATTON, PA.
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Good health, good cheer and
good fortune—may they all be
yours during this festive holi-
day season and may the New
Year bring you manifold bless-
ings.
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BARNESBORO, PA
is to rule the world. But it is that the | FORMER PATTONITES
Church is commissioned so to pro- BUY AN AMUSEMENT
claim the truth of Christ which brings
also love for others, that the vision | PARK AT LEWISTOWN
which inspired the mind of John | an———
should become a reality. | Of interest, particularly to Patton
Consider his vision: “And I saw al people, will be the following story
new heaven and a new earth: for the | appearing last week in a Lewistown,
Pa., newspaper:
John H. Moren, 21 West Market St.,
and his son, James E. Moren, today
announced the purchase of Kishaco-
quillas Park from Pennsylvania Edi-
son Company. Possession was taken
on Friday and that day Mr. Moren,
Jr, who is also proprietor of Moren's
Haberdashery, 21, West Market Street
moved to the park and is occupying
the house, formerly the residence of
Arthur Jarvis
The Morens purchased 45 acres of
real estate, including the swimming
pool, parking field, park proper, the
dancing hall restaurant and concess-
ion buildings. Mr Jarvis had held the
lease to the park and operated it for
the past seven years. Recently on the
expiration of his lease he moved to
New York City.
first heaven and the first earth are
passed away; and the sea (the sym-
bol of division) is no more. And I
saw the holy city, new Jerusalem,
coming down out of heaven from God,
made ready as a bride adorned for
her husband. And I heard a great voi-
ce out of the throué saying, Behold
the tabernacle of God is with men,
and he shall dwell with them, and
they shall be his peoples, and God
himself shall be with them, and be
their God: and he shall wipe away
every tear from their eyes; and death
shall be no more; neither shall there
be mourning, nor crying, nor pain,
any more: the first things are passed
away. And he that sitteth on the
throne said, Behold, “I make all
things new.”
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May we thank you for your
patronage, your good will and
your unfailing courtesy at this
season. May you have the very
merriest of Christmases!
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PATTON, PA.
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Our sentiments are both
simple and old-fashioned, and
they're just “A Merry Christ-
mas and A Happy New Year
to all of you.
Cambria
Flying Service
M. M. NUSS
PATTON, PA
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On Christmas day we extend
to you our sincerest wishes
for your complete enjoyment
of the holiday!
Lacue & Jones
Service Station
PATTON, PA.
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{| It is a picture of the order of human
# | Christian men are its pre-
| Suppose that every dictator and pres-
| ideal for the world as the
| faith sets its forth.
| church, the keenest weaponry of the
| Christian mind,
love and service of
|ed as the power of a new social or-
x | on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
been started on
the
Work has already
the cleaning and repainting of
It is not simply a social picture.
| life made Christian. Without Christ exterior and interior of all buildings 4
it cannot come, and Christ's complete ' on the park grounds. There will bey
regency is this. It is not an impossi- | some remodeling done and a new ls
ble dream. Instead ,it is the will of
God for men. It is what every Christ-
ian man is to pray and work for. But
supposition,
and how shall Christian me be se-
cured save as men accept the Christ-
ian faith,
Suppose that every legislator in
the world should become a Christian?
ghway department, work to be star-
ted this week. This entrance from the
new highway along Logan in
will be a great improvement over the
old entrance which was destroyed by
| the building of the new road. The!
poles which stood in the centre of the |
old entrance will be removed and i
flood lights installed to illuminate the
entrance from the highway to the
park buildings.
A new parking field will be built |
near the dancing hall, making it ge
necessary for patrons to walk from
the former parking field at the swim- |
ming pool, into the park.
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the world
Suppose
ident and other ruler in
should become a Christian!
that every industrialist, and every
militarist, and every journalist, and
every college professor, and every
banker, and every corporation head,
should become a Christian; “Impossi- |
ble,” you say. But no, not impossible.
| That is exactly what God is working
for. There is not a man whom God
created but he created him to become
Skating will continue each Satur-
day night and the hall will be open
by appointment on week day even-
ings for skating parties, etc.
conformed to the image of Jesus , Flans are already under way to
Christ. bring outstanding dance bands here |
for dancing at the park during the'
How vast are the involvements of
this hardly needs to be said. Perhaps
it is the involvements which over-
whelm us, and make us willing to
accept something less than the divine
Christian
coming summer ,the dancing season
at the park to open on Easter Mon-
day. A new heating system is being '
installed to assure the comfort of
patrons at all seasons. 4
When weather permits, the swim-!
ming pool will be opened and plans '
call for the changing of the water as |
of ten as necessary to keep the pool |
clean. There will be night bathing, as |
well as during the daytime.
A thousand questions are involved
here which will tax the ripest wis-
dom of Christian statesmanship, the
utmost resources of the Christian
Do YOU KNOW.
The little red school house has not !
disappeared entirely, for ,in Pennsyl- |
| vania alone, there are 5,000 one tea- |
cher schools. Of the state's 2,585 sch- |
ool districts, , 2,410 have less than 5- |
000 population and 1,423 do not main- |
tain high schools of any kind. Educa-
tors admit that equal educational op- |
the largest gifts of
the Christian
heart. But whatever the cost, the chal-
| lenge stands.
The Christian faith is given that it
might be declared to all men, every-
where. It is to be declared as the
power of a new life. It is to be declar-
der: It is to be declared as the basis
and the power of a new world-politic.
It is to be declared as the means, aris-
ing out of God's own nature and will, | every individual, every child, re- |
whereby all men mankind shall be-' gardless of social or financial status, | 3
come one family, a brotherhood by —— ¥
the bond of love, children of the same There is no gift that would be more | ¥
great Father God. appreciated by a former Pattonite [of
“There can be neither Jew nor than a year’s subscription to the Cn- |§
| Greek, there can be neither bond nor ion Press-Courier. : | ¥
free ,there can be no male and female; mrm—e | A
for ye are all one man in Christ Je- Ol
sus.” This is the will of |
. ... the God who framed
Mankind to be
family,
the one mighty
Himself our Father, and the Sis
world our Home.” 3 " | 4
—Edwin Lewis, in “The Faith We | 3 wil
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PATTON METHODIS A |
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EPISCOPAL : HURC H
James A. Turner, pastor.
Church school at 10 a. m. Preaching |¥
at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. every third |
| Sunday. Epworth League on Sunday |
evening at 6:30 Mid-week Bible class |
the
is here. With sincere
good wishes for your happiness
we extend to you our heart-
felt greetings.
And again Christmas
holiday
The Trinity Choir will render its
| Christmas Cantata on the Sunday ev- |
| ening of the 24th. The public is in-
{vited to attend and hear this splen- |
| did program.
The Methodist S. S. will present its |
| Christmas program and “The Christ- |
mas Pilgrim”, a cantata with dialogue,
in costume, on Friday evening, the
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Prelude and Processional. EAE IEA AE A AE IE TEAL IE AT ITI:
Scripture—Christmas Story.
Invocation—Pastor. —
Hymn—"“Joy to the World.” ZK
Recitation — 6 girls — Under the
Stars.
Recitation—A Wish—Jimmie
Pierre.
Recitation—The Christmas Favorite |
—Jean O'Leary.
Recitation—Christmas Gifts — Al- |
phonse Noel.
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Cast of Characters: Christmas Cheer
—Betty Jean Rounsley; Ten girls:
| Amy, Dorothy Deringer; Rose, Sarah
| Morrow; Clara, Bessie Sunseri; Isabel,
{| Gladys Rhudy; Marion, Wahneeta
Blake; Ruth, Sarah McConnell; Esth-
er, Kathryn Watkins; Bertha, Margar-
| et Flemming; Helen, Catherine Noel;
| Irene, Alphretta Hobbs.
Six Fairies—Joy, Rita Blake; Hope,
| Carol Snyder; Patience, Ethyl McCon-
nell; Kindness, Stella Yahner; Friend-
ship, Mary Lee Garrity; Charity, Mil-
dred Murray.
Pianist: Dorris Henninger.
Singing Fairies: Joyce Hobbs, Sally
Bertin} Janet DelPierre, Carol Steir;
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To one and all we send our
best wishes for a Christmas-
tide rich in contentment and
pleasure and affectionate com-
panionship. May it be the best
you've ever had.
Sharbaugh & Lieb
BARNESBORO, PA.
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