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Selected to Speak
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Fev. Reinfurt
Revised Standard Bible
Publication Date 1952
Rev. Frederick W. Reinfurt, has
ccepted @ place on the speaker's
bureau for the Revised Standard
Version Bible Observance in the
fall of 1952 from September 20 to
October 5, when the entire Re-
vised Standard Version of the Bi-
ble will be published.
Mr. Reinfurt, will be available
on ‘the special day of the celebra-
tion, Tuesday, September 30, 1952,
for speaking engagements within
a radius of 500 miles, according
to the announcement made by Dr.
Harold E. Stassen, president of the
University of Pennsylvania, who
has been president of the Inter-
national Council of Religious Edu-
cation since 1942.
The Council is making exten-
sive plans for the observance. Th's
vill include mass meetings . in
3,000 communities in the United
States and Canada, Completion of
he Revised Standard Version of
the Bible will mark an epoch in
the religious life of the English-
speaking peoples comparable to
that marked by the issuance of
the King James Version in 1611.
Want AR Nice Dog?
A little black and tan female
dog has wandered to the home of
Verna Sheehan, Huntsville Road,
where she has fed and cared for it
for two weeks: The owner or any
one who will give it a good home
may have it. It is housebroken,
happy and affectionate, but Mrs.
Sheehan would like to have a
wirehaired terrier like her own
terrier that was killed some
months ago.
Due to the increasing
clear to every one:
merchandise.
promotional, rebuilt, or
Credit Jew
advertisement, we’d like the following made
Every article we advertise and sell will, as in
the past 43 years, be brand new, first quality
We never did and never will sell repossessed,
Remember, because it looks shiny and is ad-
vertised cheap, it doesn’t mean a thing.
FINKELSTEIN’S
72 Main Street, Luzerne
“Over 40 Years on Main Street”
\
amount of misleading
refinished merchandise.
elry Store
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WHITESELL
DALLAS 416-R-7
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A kitchen is more than just ap-
pliances.
and center of your home.
place where you, Madame House-
wife, spend most of your time.
And so that your kitchen will be
a place of pleasant hours, let us
remodel your kitchen to give
you the utmost
economy and pleasure.
Gift Mother with a New Kitchen
for Christmas!
Contractors and Builders
FERNBROOK ROAD
TRUCKSVILLE R.F.D.
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A kitchen is the core
The
in efficiency,
BROTHERS
DIAL DALLAS 8583
THE E POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1950
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
St. Paul's Church services for
Sunday, are:
9:45 A. M.—Sunday School. The
lesson for the Intermediate, Sen-
ior, and Adult Departments is
“Christian Worship.”
11:00 A. M.—The Service. We
have chosen a subject for our
preaching meditation that will be
of interest to everyone. The pas-
tor, Rev. Frederick W. Moock, Jr.
will in his sermon preach on “The
Day of Judgment.” Th's dis-
course is not based on a man con-
ceived notion nor traditional but
rather on the Word of God-—the
Holy Bible. Our doors are open
to Christians and likewise open to
non Christians. You will not want
to miss the truths of God's Word
on this all important theme “The
Day of Judgement.”
7:00 P, M.—Luther League. We
welcome all teen agers to share
in our devotions and Christian
fellowship,
THANKSGIVING DAY
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
hold its Thanksgiving Day Service
on Thanksgiving morning at 8:30
o'clock. The pastor will preach a
brief sermon in keeping with the
thought of the day and will be
‘augmented with a Thanksgiving
anthem by the Senior Choir. The
entire service will last less than
one hour. Ample time will be
provided to attend the various
football games and for the house-
wife to prepare the Thanksgiving
dinner.
DALLAS METHODIST CHURCH
The Methodist Church enters the
third phase of the teaching en-
deavor of the Advance of Christ
and His Church. Follow'ng a
study of the Early Church and the
Reformed Church, the plan calls
for a study of the World Church.
The minister will speak on the
theme, “The World Church In A
Worldly Community”, at the
Morning Service at 11.
Church School meets at 10.
Adult Classes will study, ‘How
Does Worshiping Enrich Perscnal
Christian Living?” The Durb'n
Class will continue the special Bi-
ble Study.
Methodist Youth Fellowship will
meet at 6:30 for a brief worship
service, Carl Bailey is in charge.
Sunday Motion Picture
Sunday Evening Fellowship Ser-
vice at 7 will feature the sound
motion picture, ‘Again P'oneers”,
latest release of Protestant Film
Commission. Colleen Townsend,
who recently dedicated her life to
FRESHEN
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CHRISTMAS
Add new sparkle to
your home by recover-
ing one cr two furni-
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Rear of Gregory Barber Shop
Dallas, Pa.
PHONE 551-R-8
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that ‘blue coal’ makes is its big
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from off-and-on operation.
Just a steady level of warmth
that’s nice to live in and eco-
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prefer it—you’ll like it. Phone
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COME IN OR PHONE TODAY
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‘blue coal’s’ COLOR GUARANTEES YOU GET THE BEST!
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News of the Churches
Christian Service, is the star of
this film, The picture has a great
message and will be a memorable
experience. A free will oflering
will be received. An informal,
old-fashioned song service for
those interested will follow the
movie. This feature, which is
purely optional, had a fine re-
sponse last Sunday evening. The
public is invited. Bring the chil-
dren.
Announcements
Committee on Evangelism will
meet Monday evening at the par-
sonage at 8.
Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tuesday after-
noon. Place and hour to be an-
nounced.
Brace Bible Class will meet Tues-
day evening at 8. Following the
business meeting a motion picture
will be shown,
Intermediate Girl Scouts and
Brownies meet Tuesday afternoon
at 4.
Two, identical, Thanksgiving
Services will be held Wednesday
evening at 7:30 and on Thursday
morning at 10.
A special offering for war relief
through the agency of the Metho-
dist Church will be received at
both Services.
Booth Festival
At the Annual Booth Festival
held in Shavertown Methodist
Church Monday evening, our Meth-
odist Youth Fellowship won first
prize for the amount of goods and
money collected and second prize
for the display. This activity was
entirely a youth project, under the
direction of David Kunkle, presi-
dent of the M.Y.F. Goods and
money collected are presented to
the Wyoming Conference Chil-
dren’s Home, Binghamton, N. Y.
HUNTSVILLE CHRISTIAN
Monday evening men of the
Church laid the sub-floor of thz
parsonage. The building is to be
‘n the rear of the church and will
front the dam and the district
view toward the valley.
Tuesday evening she Christian
Woman's Fellowship met under
the presidency of Mrs, Walter Co-
vert and outlined plans for activi-
ties of the next two months. Tues-
day, December 12 a Christmas
party will be held to which all
women of the church and their
friends are cordially invited.
Wednesday night the Christian
Friendly Society met, Miss Mildred
Major in charge.
Sunday will be obsérved as the
Thanksgiving Sunday.
ALDERSON-NOXEN CHARGE
Services at churches of the Al-
derson-Noxen Charge of the Meth-
odist Church on Sunday, will be
held as follows:
| Ruggles Church morning worship
with sermon by the pastor and
special music—8:45 A.M., Church
School—10:00 o'clock,
Noxen Church worship service
with sermon by the pastor—10:00
AM. Church School—11 o'clock,
M.Y.F.—6 P.M.
Alderson Church School—10:15,
morning worship service with ser-
mon by the pastor and special
music under the direction of Mrs.
Fred Swanson—11:15 A.M., M.Y.F.
—T7:.00 P.M.
Kunkle Church School—10:30 A.
M., evening worship service with
sermon by the pastor—7:30 P.M,
Members of Youth Fellowship
groups of the Charge will meet
for rehearsal of the Christmas Can-
tata, Sunday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock in Alderson Church.
On Thursday the Youth Fellow-
ship groups of the Charge will
have a Thanksgiving worship ser-
vice at 7 AM. in the Ruggles
Church. Breakfast will be served
immediately following the service
in the Church Hall,
Noxen Church Board of Educa-
tion will meet on Tuesday evening,
November 21st.
FREE METHODIST
Church Services: Sunday School
7:30 AM.; preaching 11 AM.; Y.P.
M.;6:30 P.M.; prayer meeting Tues-
day evening 7:30.
To Be Inducted
Calvin H. Strohl of Noxen is
among the boys who were in-
lucted at Tunkhannock on Tues-
1ay.
Do you suffer distress from -
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WEAKNESS
which makes you
NERVOUS several
days ‘before’?
Do female func-
tional monthly
ailments make #
yousuffer pain, feel sO pein
restless, weak—at such times,
or just before your period?
Then start taking Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
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relieve such symptoms.
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through the sympathetic ner-
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ydia Pinkham’s Compound
helps build upresistance agains’
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
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Prince Of Peace
Vestry Meets
At the monthly meeting of the
vestry of Prince of Peace Episcopal
Church on Wednesday night, Rev.
William R. Williams, rector, ant
nounced a special Thanksgiving
service at the church on Wednes-
day evening, November 22nd, at
7:30.
Rev. Williams said that a Wed-
nesday evening service will enable
more parishioners to attend and
will not conflict with their other
Holiday arrangements.
Other business before the vestry
included treasurer’s report by J.
Sheldon Cave. Charles W. Lee
reported purchase and installation
of Kitchen cupboards, and pur-
chase of a booster water pump
which will be installed this week.
Alfred S. James and James O.
Lacy will head a committee arrang-
ing for financing and purchase of
church pews. William Wright will
assist them.
On Tuesday evening, December
12th, the vestry will serve a saus-
age and pancake supper in the |
Mem-
parish hall for the public,
bers of the vestry will comprise
the committee on arrangements,
with Donald J. Evans as chair-
man. Serving will be from 5 until
8:30 P.M.
Vestrymen present were: Shel-
don T. Evans, Charles W. Lee, J.
Sheldon Cave, Elwood C. Hudson,
John F. Sheehan, Paul Goddard,
James O. Lacy, Alfred S. James
and Donald J, Evans, Rev. Wil-
liams presided.
SAFETY VALVE
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pensive than handling and sawing
timber like this.
Landowners and business men of
Northeastern Pennsylvania should
earnestly encourage this k'nd of
~onservation throughout the area.
Far too little of it is being done.
Everybody would gain if all tim-
ber were properly handled.
D. T. Dinsmore
District Conservationist
Tunkhannock, Pa.
Burke's Bar-B-Cue
SUNSET
HARVEY'S LAKE
at the sion of the flashing pig
DEeLncious BARBECUES
FisH and CHips
“The home of the Ranchburger
Telephone H. L. 3756
Open All Year 'Round
Ruxiliary To Canvass
PAGE FIVE
Read the Post Classifieds
For Noxen Fire Company
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Nox-
en Volunteer Fire Company have
been asked to canvass Noxen and
other nearby communities to raise
funds for the town's new fire
truck. The dates set aside for
this drive are; November 22, 23,
24 and 25. Will you kindly have
your contribution ready when these
solicitors call.
This project is a worthy one and
warrants the support of every citi-
zen of the community. Let’s all
take an active interest in this and
make this drive a real success.
Broad Breasted Bronze
TURKEYS
FOR SALE
WILLIAM F. PURCELL
Phone Dallas 26-R-11
All Birds Oven Dressed
Both big ones and
small,
Also Pajamas , for
short gals or tall.
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6 weeks ’til Christmas
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