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| ACTIVITIES IN
CHURCH CIRCLES
Se tare.
Dallas Methodist Episcopal Church,
Judson N. Bailey, M. A., minister.
Sunday services January 13, 1929.
10:30 a. m.—Morning worship with |
sermon by the minister, subject, “The
Truth.”
11:45—Church
Some Great
“Sin. »
7:00—Epworth League and even-
ing service.
er, Edna Higgins, subject, first of the
School.
"series, “Christian Principles in In-
dustry and Agriculture, the Purpose
of Business and Agriculture.”
mon subject, “Christ, in Life.”
WEEK-DAY ACTIVITIES
Tuesday, 2:00—W. C. T. U. at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Harrison.
7:30 — District Sunday School
Board at home of Mrs. Laura Pat-
terson.
Wednesday, 2:00 to 3:00—Cottage
Prayer meeting at home of Mrs. J. H.
Mannear.
7:30—Anniversary meeting of the
Eighteenth ' Amendment in the East
Dallas Church. A program will be
presented and all friends of temper-
ance are invited. There will be a
“pledge signing service and after the
program a social time in the church
parlors. The young people of the
teen age classes will hold a box so-
Every lady is invited to bring
a box and they will be sold at auc-
tion, so the 'men will please bring
their pocket books. . The receipts of
the box party will be used to apply
_ on the pledges of these classes to the |
debt fund.
A good time is promised
from 7:30 on all the evening:
Thursday, 1:30—Baby Clinic.
4:00—Kings Heralds.
7:00—Prayer meeting.
8:00—Choir practice.
Tuesday, January 22nd Bishop E.
G. Richardson, D. D., of Philadelphia,
will preach in the Dallas Church at |
7:30. The ladies’ of the Parsonage
Committee will hold an open house
fxom 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m. and a
public reception to the Bishop will be|
held in the parsonage after the ser-
vice. The people of Alderson, Car-
verton, Centremoreland, Lehman,
Maple Grove, Shavertown, Trucks-|
ville and vicinity are invited to hear |
the Bishop and have a part in the re-
ception. . The choirs of these charges
ape invited to join with the Dallas |
choir in the music of the evening.
EAST DALLAS
Sunday, 9:15—Morning worship.
10:15—Church School.
Dallas W. F. M.S.
Hold Meeting
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The January meeting of the Wom-
an’s Foreign Missionary Society was
held at the church on Tuesday after-
noon, Mrs. Van Nortwick * had
charge of the business meeting and |
Miss Florence Snyder gave an inter-
esting talk on the study book. The
hostess committee, Mrs. W. P. Cairl,
Mrs. William Monk and Mrs. Alonzo
Kellar, served luncheon to the follow-
ing: Mrs. Bertha Blocksage, Mrs.
Judson N. Bailey, Mrs. Ralph Brick-
el, Mrs. David Brace, Mrs. Russell
Evans, Mrs. J. R. Gibbs, Mrs. C. C.
Gates, Miss Winifred Griffith, Mrs.
William Higgins, Mrs. Georgia Pat-
terson, Mrs. Laura Patterson, Mrs.
Orvie Price, Miss Stella MacKinnis,
Mrs. A. H. Van Nortwick, Mrs. J. L.
Phone Dallas 72 or 300
Lesson,
Christian Teachings, |
Epworth League, lead- |
Ser- |
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“First, that there was nd such im- |
mense slaughter of animals as was
| expected. We feel, of. course, that
| not enough animals were removed to
| remedy conditions; but there are
| many hunters who thought they could
| approach a doc as easily as they could
[a cow, who went home without even
| having had a shot at a deer.
bt ; = “Second, that hunting accidents
A a i during this season were few—only
: {three men killed, and but twenty cas-
‘| markably good record.
“Third, that young bucks are not
| producing good antlers probably as a
| result of over-abundance of animals
{and consequent lack of need for stur-
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of deer is so upset as a result of un-
balanced sexes that fawns are pro- |
duced too late in the season for them
Ryman, Miss Florence Snyder, Mrs.
Estella Whitebread.
“My 1 Dear Governor Fisher:
“The Board of Game Commission-
Survey of the
Special Antlerless ers wish to submit the following re-
port on the 1928 deer season. This|to compete with their elders in secur-
Deer Season season was for antlerless deer only— | ing food during the winter. |
|
|
| a our first such general season since| “Fifth, that the kill of illegal deer
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: 11907. Under the provisions of Sec-| was not great, in fact proportionate-
Harrisburg, Pa.,
tion 511 of the Game Code, this seas-| ly less than in the regular buck seas- |
January 9, 1929.
on was declared a Special Season and | on.
| those who hunted deer were required |
to pay an additional two dollar spec-|
ial license fee.
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The Dallas Post,
Gentlemen:
Following is the report presented to |
| Governor John S. Fisher by the Board
| of Game Commissioners on the 1928
| Special Season for endlorless Geers 11,593 illegal deer Fete taken. Of ARTISTIC SIGNS AND
‘January 7, 7929 the illegal animals 354 were fawn x
“Honorable John S. Fisher, does weighing under 50 pounds, BANNERS
| “Governor of Pennsylvania, dresse A survey of the season has E. S. HONEYWELL,
“Respectfully yours, |
“ROSS L. LEFFLER, |
|
“During the season 25,097 legal and | Commissioners.”
But the Mint
| “Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | revealed to us the following facts: ALDERSON, PA.
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Dallas,
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