THE POST, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1950
PAGE SIX
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Following the very successful
Sunday School picnic sponsored last
year by the Sunday Schools of the
Back Mountain, a committee will
meet in our Church tonight at 7:30
to discuss prospects for another
picnic.
This Sunday is Pentecost
Sunday. In a true sense this is
the birthday of the Christian
Church. What happened on
that first Pentecost? Is there
a need for a modern Pente-
cost? What would happen to
us and our world if the Holy
Spirit fell on us as it did on
the first Christians? The min-
ister will speak on the theme,
“Lord, Do It Again!” in the
Morning Worship Service at
11.
Church School will meet at 10.
We have classes in Christian in-
struction for all ages from - three
years up. Children are closely
graded with separate classes for
each age level. Youths are also
closely graded in the twelve to fif-
teen year level and group graded
above this age. Adults meet in four
different classes. Anyone not at-
tending a church or church school
is invited to all services.
Methodist Youth Fellowship will
hold a combined picnic supper and
meeting on Sunday evening at 6.
Each person is to bring his own
lunch. Beverage and dessert will
be furnished. Following the supper
Mr. John H. Roberts will be the
guest speaker at the worship ser-
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News of the Churches
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leader. This will be the closing
meeting for the current season.
However, special projects are
planned for the summer,
The following young people at-
tended the Sub-District Rally and
Picnic at Trucksville Methodist
Church on Monday evening: Mil-
dred Kingston, Jacquelyn Kings-
ton, Sandra Smith, Charlyn Rein-
furt, David Kunkle, Robert Stair,
and Thomas Peirce. They were ac-
companied by the minister.
Church Family Night will be ob-
served Wednesday night with a
covered dish supper and program.
Featured will be the motion pic-
ture, “Pennsylvania” depicting
places of scenic and historic inter-
est in the keystone state. A short
program will also be presented by
our young people under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds.
Those attending are asked to bring
a covered dish (other than meat,
potatoes, or dessert), their own
table service, and rolls. The pub-
lic is invited. Bring the children.
There will be a Sub-District
Church School Superintendent’s
meeting in Shavertown Methodist
Church on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Superintendents of the children’s,
youth and adult divisions and the
general superintendent are urged
to attend.
Girl Scouts meet at the Church
on Wednesday afternoon at 4. Boy
Scouts meet on Thursday at 7. The
Junior Choir will not meet this
week. The Youth Choir will hold its
rehearsal at 6:30, and the Senior
Choir at 7:45.
Bible Moments will be broadcast
on Thursday morning at 8:05 over
station WILK.
April news letter will be avail-
able after Church this Sunday. All
May reports are now due for the
May issue.
Annual Baccalaureate Service for
the combined graduating classes
will be held in our church on Sun-
day, June 4th at 4. The Rev. Wil-
liam Williams, rector of the Prince
of Peace Episcopal Church, will
preach the sermon. The pastoral
prayer will be offered by the Rev.
Alverta Sechler, minister of Dallas
Free Methodist Church. The minis-
ter will be in charge of the service,
and special music will be presented
by the choirs under the direction
of Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church lists
services for Sunday, May 28 (Pen-
tecost):
9:45 A.M.—Sunday School.
lesson for the Intermediate and
Senior Departments is “Micah’s
Hope of God’s Salvation.” A cor-
dial welcome is extended to all
age groups to join in our study
program.
11:00 A.M.—The Service, Today
is known throughout the Christian
day and it commemorates God’s
gift of the Holy Ghost to the world.
It is in keeping with this that we
celebrate the rite of Confirmation.
The pastor of St. Paul’s Church,
Frederick W. Moock, Jr., announces
that the following young people
will be confirmed:
Beatrice E. Adler,
The
Peggy Ann
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The Pastor’s sermon will be ad-
dressed primarily to the Catecheti-
cal Class and is entitled “Your
Christianity.”
7:00 p.m.—Luther League. Pre-
parations are now under way for
the Daily Vacation Bible School
that will be held at the Church be-
ginning June 12, and lasting until
June 23. There is still time to have
your children registered for this
school.
There will be a Strawberry Festi-
val on June 16 on the Church
grounds sponsored by the Luther
League. In addition there will be a
Frederick W. Malkemes, |
one-act play produced by the mem-
bers of the Luther League. !
ALDERSON-NOXEN CHARGE
Services in the Churches of the
Alderson-Noxen Charge of the
Methodist Church on Sunday, May
28th will be held as follows: Rug-
gles Church: morning worship ser-
vice, 8:45 a.m., Sunday School, 10
o'clock. Kunkle Church, Worship
service, 10 o'clock, Sunday School,
11 a.m.; Alderson Church, morn-
ing worship service, ‘11:45 a.m,
Church School, 10 o'clock; Noxen
Methodist Church: Sunday School,
11 a.m. Baccalaureate Service,
7:30 p.m. The pastor will preach.
Members of the Kunkle and Nox-
en Churches are asked to note the
change in the hour of Church wor-
ship service for Sunday, May 28th.
A ham dinner will be served by
Ruggles Church Club at the Christ-
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