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DALLAS METHODIST CHURCH
Members of the adult division of
the Church School will study the
effect of practical morality on re-
ligion in the Sunday School hour
at ten. Children will use the closely
graded lessons for their age level.
Children from three years upwards
are invited.
Rev. Charles Frick will be guest
speaker at the Morning Wor-
ship Service at eleven. The
Senior Choir will
them, “Lord of All Being” by Mark
Andrews. Othen music will include
the following which will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Ruth Turn Rey-
nolds, organist and director of
sing the an- |
News of the Churches
choirs: “Prelude” by Francis W.
Snow, “Meditation” by Francis W.
Snow, “Toccatina’ (In the style of
Widor) by Francis Snow.
Brace Bible Class will hold a’ cov-
ered dish picnic at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond E. Kuhnert, Ov-
erbrook Avenue on Tuesday even-
ing at six-thirty. Those attending
are to bring covered dish and their
own table service. Wives are in-
vited.
Second week of the Daily Vaca-|
tion Church School will begin on
Monday morning at nine. Sessions
will continue daily through Friday.
All children from ages four to
twelve are invited. J
At the meeting of the Official
Board on Monday evening it was
decided to renovate the parson-
age kitchen. The Trustees were
authorized to prepare plans for
improvements to the Church build-
ing and grounds. A general, over-
all plan of improvement of the
church property is contemplated.
Those attending included Joseph
Jewell, Niles White, Ray Shiber,
Clark Hildebrant, Percy Love,
Henry Smith, Paul Philipps, Rich-
ard Sowden, Arthur Wheatcroft,
Floyd Bogert, Lewis LeGrand, Ar-
thur Dungey, Raymond Evans, Z.
E. Garinger, and Rev. F. W. Rein-
furt.
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH
The Luther League of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church will be host to
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COUNTRY DRESS SHOP
Rear of Dixon's Market
OPPORTUNITY DAY
SPECIALS
on Junior Cottons
Reg. Value $10.95
NOW $6.95
Many other
DRESSES — SKIRTS
SHORTS
Country
Dress Shop
Plenty of Parking Space
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* THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950
the congregation and the commun-
ity for a play and a strawberry
festival tonight. The play en-
titled “The Apple of His Eye” by
Millard Crosby. Those in the cast
are Elizabeth Dierolf, Rarbara
Franklin, Barbara Malkemes, Fred-
erick W. Malkemes, Jr., Peggy Mal-
kemes, Jim Owens, and Gail Wool-
bert.
The play will be given at 7:30
P.M. and at 9:00 P.M. in the
Sunday School room. Strawberries,
ice cream and cake will be served
on the Church lawn at the con-
clusion of the 7:30 performance.
The Sunday Church services are
scheduled as follows:
9:45 A.M.—Sunday school. The
lesson for the Intermediate and
Senior Departments is “Malachi
Pleads for Wholehearted Religion.”
11:00 A.M.—The Service. On
this the second Sunday after Trin-
ity, the pastor will bring a mess-
age to the congregation on the
subject “Flimsy Excuses.”
The following new members
were received into our Christian
fellowship last Sunday: John Rol-
and Kelley, Arthur G. Roberts, J.
Merritt Wagner, Leon Weiss, Sr.
The next reception of new mem-
bers will be held, on the second
Sunday of August.
During July and August the
Church services will be held at
8:30 A.M. and the Sunday School
services at the usual hour, 9:45
A. M.
ALDERSON-NOXEN
Services in the Methodist
Churches of the Alderson-Noxen
Charge of Sunday, June 18 will be
held as follows: Ruggles Church,
Morning worship service, 8:45 a.m.,
Church School, 10 o'clock; Noxen
Children’s Day Service with Bap-
tism of children, 10 a.m., Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m.; Al-
derson Sunday - School, 10 a.m.
morning worship service with ser-
mon by the pastor, 11:15 o'clock;
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Kunkle Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.,
evening church service with ser-
mon by the pastor, 7:30 p.m.
The churches of the Alderson-
Noxen Charge will meet with the
churches of the Maple Grove,
Huntsville, Centermoreland and
Lehman Charges for their First
Quarterly Conference, at the Leh-
man Church on Monday evening,
June 19. The program will include
a Fellowship Hymn Sing, and a talk
on “Men's Work In Your Church”
by Al Reese, District Lay Leader.
Each Charge will report the World
Service Acceptance for the Confer-
ence Year, the Pastor’s Salary and
the amount of Advance Specials ac-
cepted.
The Noxen Church Board of Ed-
ucation will meet on Tuesday ev-
ening, June 20.
Trucksville Team
Starts Rolling
Area Response
Found Excellent
Mrs. Harry Stuhlmuller, chair-
man and Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins, co-
chairman of Trucksville Library
Auction team, report that workers
are getting excellent response from
their solicitation for used goods.
Solicitors for Mt. Greenwood Dis-
trict are: Mrs. Lowther Brown,
Mrs. R. M. Scott, Mrs, Frank Slaff,
Mrs. Gerald Stout, Mrs. Harry
Stuhlmuller; Lower Road, Miss Lor-
etta Olver, Mrs. George Flack, Mrs.
Robert Slaff; Trucksville Gardens,
Mrs. James Gross, Mrs. Thomas
Shelburne; Carverton road area,
Mrs. George Williams, Mrs, Stan-
ley Cashmark, Mrs. Norman Stook-
ey; Harris Hill, Mrs. John Doane,
Mrs. D. ‘A. Ide, Mrs. Burdette
Crane, Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins.
crunchy,
Butter Almond
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ttered almonds and rich, golden cream. Ask
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DALLAS 5c 10c To $1.00 STORE
PRINT HANKIES
Attractive Floral Pattern
on good quality cotton
Reg. 15¢ ea. Now 9¢
Assorted Colors
KITCHEN TOWELS
Special 1 Tc
Limited Number
PIN UP LAMPS
98¢c
Hot Dip Galvanized
Crew Neck and Short Sleeves
Fine Quality
PAILS BOYS’ T-SHIRTS BABUSHKAS
Double Seam Bottom Smart Colors Assorted Colors
Reg. 50c Now 37¢c 5Tc 29¢ to 98¢c
Clothes Pins and Bag LIPSTICK Regular 25
29¢ Bag Always 10c VICTROLA RECORDS
12c Doz. Pins Opportunity Value for children
41c value both for 30c Tc 2 for 43¢c
CANDY CURTAIN RODS Posi Conn
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Opera Drops 28-48 inch extension
13¢ Ib. 9¢ special 39¢c
oi Seplens fh Ses Nae CUP & SAUCER SPECIAL
i tor Set OIL CLOTH
59c¢c Relrigera r Bolter 15¢
Now 49c Usually 59c yd. Now-47c yd. Regular 20c Value
Fine Linen Decorated Stainless Steel
WRITING TABLETS POTTERY PARING KNIFE
10c Value Vases and Jardinieres 3 in. blade
Now 2 for 9c 69¢c Usually 15¢ Now 9c
So They Yast : or No slivers with plastic
Whe Sey ae 25¢ DUST PAN CLIP PINS
GLAD BULBS i9¢ | Something New
13¢ 12 for 29¢
: NG R Golden Iridescent Glass
27 In. SHOE LACES GIFT TYING RIBBON 3 Pc. ASH TRAY
3 pair 9¢ 5¢ 33¢
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OPPORTUNITY DAY
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A WAY TO GET A SMILE
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BUY YOUR FOOD WHERE
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Home Dressed Roasting Chickens 39c¢ Ib.
Smoked Picnics 39¢ Ib.
Fresh Lean Smoked Bacon 49c Ib.
Fresh Lean Hamburg 35¢ Ib.
Lean Fresh Pork Butts 49c Ib.
Bananas 2 1b. 29¢
Florida Oranges 176 size 45¢ doz.
Home Grown Leaf Lettuce Sc bu.
Radishes 3 bu. 10c
New White Onions 3 Ib. 22¢
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Franklin Sugar 10 Ibs. 89c
Doles Fruit Cocktail 2'/> size can 33¢
Swansdown Cake Flour 3Tc
Wise Potato Chips | Ib. bag 69¢
Marshmallows 10 oz. hag {9c
Phila. Cream Cheese 2 3-0z. pkgs. 29¢
Krafts Velveeta Cheese 2 |b. box 8lc
Ritz Crackers 3ic box
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EVAP. MILK
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GREEN PEAS
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Armour Star Ham
BLACK HAWK HAM
BASKET OF FRUIT
Picnic Basket with Picnic Needs
King Midas
FLOUR
25 1b. $2.19
3 1b. can 82¢
Armour’s
‘Skinless Franks
Shurfine
Gerber’s
STRAINED
BABY FOOD
15
TOMATO CATSUP
2 for 3c
Sliced Bacon
10 for 93c
Ib. 49¢
N.B.C.
SHREDDED WHEAT
Box 16¢
“Finer Flavor from the Land O’ Corn”
“Black Hawk’
Starkist
BEEF—VEAL—LAMB—PORK
GRATED TUNA
: 33c
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Juicy and tender—moderately priced!
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Conte Luna
SPAGHETTI
Armour’s
Cloverbloom Butter
OIL SARDINES
3 for 25¢
1b. box 17c
Bananas
Gold Dust
CLEANSER
2 Ib. 25¢
ALL
NEW CABBAGE
Ib. 5c Can 5c
CIGARETTES
FANCY CARROTS
2 bu. 15¢
Powder
$1.96 Cin.
BIRD'S EVE
FLORIDA ORANGES
Doz. 45¢ Box 15¢
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Wax Beans
/
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Chopped Spinach
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» Sliced Peaches
Orange Juice He Sree
BIRD'S EYE BROCCOLI pkg. 3lc Fr. Fried Potatoes
MINUTE STEAKS pkg. of 10 $1.19 Cut Yellow Corn
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