and Mrs. Charles Dressel,
~ Judy Woolbert,
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PAGE FOURTEEN
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
begin its “Every Member Visita-
tion” on Sunday. Members of the
Church Council, together with other
men of the congregation, will share
in this work of the Church. Those
who will take part will be commis-
sioned at the Service on Sunday
at 11:00 A. M,
The services for Sunday are as
follows: }
9:45 AM. ~—Sunday School. The
lesson theme is ‘Victorious Daily
Living.”
11:00 A.M.—The Service, The
pastor of the Church, Rev. Freder-
ick W. Moock, Jr., will preach on
“A Blessing or a Curse.” Included
with this service will be the com-
missioning of the visitors: for the
“Every Member Visitation.”
7:00 P.M.—Luther League, Plans
will be made for Christmas Carol
singing on Christmas Eve. All
teen agers are cordially invited.
in addition -a film strip will be
shown on “Guide For Living."
Congregat.onal Meeting
St. Paul's Lutheran Church held
its annual congregational meeting
last Tuesday, Newton Ness pre-
sided.
Rev, Frederick W. Moock, Jr,
pastor, spoke of the past year's
progress and asked the members
for their continued cooperation in
the year ahead.
Frederick W. Malkemes, super-
intendent of the Sunday School,
reported on its activities.
Mrs, Thomas E. Hontz, president,
Ladies’ Auxiliary, reported for that
. orgainzation.
Mrs. David H. Robertson spoke
in behalf of the Dorcas Society.
Mrs. Frederick W. Moock, Jr.
in the absence of the president of
. the Altar Guild, Mrs. Earl Reese,
. cited the fine spirit and success of
that organization.
The Luther League, the teen-age
: group of the Church, was repre-
sented by Barbara Malkemes.
Mrs, Ralph Franklin read the re-
port of the Sunshine Class.
Obed Hontz, vice-president of
the Brotherhood, spoke in behalf
- of the Brotherhood.
Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick Moock, Jr. and Pau-
line, Mr. and Mrs, Newton H. Ness
' Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Templin, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nicely, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick J. Eck, Mr. and
Mrs, Frederick. W. Malkemes, Mr.
and Mrs, Earl Monk, Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas E. Hontz, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. Obed
Hontz, Hubert Boline, Donald Bo-
ine, Mrs. Andrew Denmon, Andrew
Denmon, Jr., Mrs. David Robertson,
David Robertson, Jr., Allan Robert-
' son, Mrs. R. H, Voelker, Mrs. Ha-
rold K. Ash.
Robert Ash, Thomas Ash, Mr.
Billy
Hontz, Mr. and Mrs, William H.
Dierolf, Sr., Mrs. Harry Stoeckel,
Miss Helen Stoeckel, Mrs. Byron
Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. John Eck,
Mrs. Olga Lauff, Mrs. Stewart, Fred
Malkemes, Jr., William Hartman,
Ronald Schlittler, Mrs. Katharine
Lemke, Mrs. Karl Kast, Jean Frank-
lin,
Barbara Franklin, Margaret Mal-
kemes, Gail Woolbert, Nancy Lozo,
Mrs, Edna McCarty, Mrs. William
Dilg, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Dodson,
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pethick,
Mr. and Mrs. George Howe, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Wagner, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Earl, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Hartman, Raymond Malkemes,
Barbara Malkemes,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gelsleichter,
Frank Gelsleichter, Jr., Mrs. Mor-
gan Ruch, Mrs. Willard Lozo, Mrs.
Christina Malkemes, Mrs. Emaret
Franklin, Mrs. Theodore Woolbert,
Linda Woolbert,
and Mrs. Walter Heidere.
Prince Of Peace
Thursday, 7:30 P. M. new Boy
scout Troop, Prince of Peace, Mr.
Prentiss Lacy, Scoutmaster, Boys,
Terry Evans, Tommy Goddard,
Jack Berti, John Haycox, Tommy
Sanders, John Sheehan, Jimmy
Fehlinger, Arthur Ellum, Jimmy
Finn.
Mr. Lew Jordan, field executive
to show scout movies and present
charter for the new troop.
News of the Churches
(Continued from Page Five)
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THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1950
Friday, 8 P. M. the Renard Men's
Club’ monthly meeting in the Par-
ish Hall,
Sunday, December 17, canvas-
sers will call on the members who
are asked to remain at home Sun-
day afternoon. Canvassers will
meet Sunday at 8 P. M. for a re-
port. The budget calls for $11,-
220.52 to be raised on pledges. So
far on 59 pledges $3,000.00 has
been raised.
Sunday, December 18, the young
people's Christmas party for the
entire parish. Mr. Donald Shaffer
former president enlisted in the
Air Corps, Mr. William Goddard
succeeded him.
Canvassers: C. W. Lee, Tom An-
drew, Don Clark, Floyd Sanders,
William Wright, Elwood Hudson,
Alfred James, Donald Evans, Shel-
don Evans, Paul Goddard, Sheldon
Cave, Ralph Davis, Calvin Hall.
Senior Choir To Give
Cantata At Trucksville
A Cantata, “Chimes of The Holy
Night”, by Fred B. Holton, under
the direction of organist and choir
director, Alfred Milliner-Camp,
will be presented by the Senior
Choir of the Trucksville Methodist
Church, The White Church on the
Hill, Sunday evening, December
17th at 7:30 P. M.
Soloists are: Mrs. Kate Haugh-
wout, Mrs. Marian Marth, Mrs. Til-
lie Croom, Miss Georgina Weidner,
Miss Adria Jones, Sam Davis, and
Floyd Wells.
Chorus members: Marion Marth,
Tillie Croom, Adria Jones, Kath-
erine Stringham, Georgina Weid-
ner, Frances Hemingway, Evelyn
Wilcox, Blanche Atherholt, Alice
Davis, Nita Williams, Minerva
Owens, Peggy Webster, Betty Shoe-
maker, Jean Nolan, Kate Haugh-
wout, Wm. Hewitt, Floyd Wells,
Henry Kahn, Sims Hemingway,
Wm. Clewell, Fred Fitzer, Sam
Davis, Ray Gemmel, Harold Croom.
Dallas Borough Hi Y |
Outlines 1951 Program
ETE
Dallas Borough Hi Y Club, now
in its second year, has voted to
base its 1950-1951 program on the
Hi Y four-fold program: clean
speech, clean scholarship, clean
sports and clean living. The Club
will also sponsor a ‘Career Day”
sometime in March.
Advisers of the Club are Bern-
ard Rockovich and Eugene Goff.
Club officers are Donald Watchu-
lonis, president, Carl Youngblooaq,
vice president, Bruce Berretini,
secretary, Bernard Stoner, treas-
urer.
Club members are: Carl Bailey,
Bob Stair, Lee White, Bob Wid-
man, Lewis Kitchen, Russell
Honeywell, Bernard Stoner, Bruce
Berretini, Eugene Cundiff, Donald
Watchulonis, Sam Holvey, James
Ide, Ted Newcomb, Bill Dettmore,
Dick LaValle, Bill Berti, Tom
Pierce and Carl Youngblood.
Girl Scout Troop 149
Plans Christmas Party
Girl Scout Troop 149 will hold
its annual Christmas party at Dal-
las Methodist Church on Tuesday
at 4 P.M. Mothers are invited.
Mrs. Dee Morris, from Girl Scout
Headquarters, will be the guest of
honor.
Troop committees of all three
Girl Scout troops, 149, 54, and
seniors, will be present at the
trimming of the Community Christ-
mas Tree Thursday night to assist
in decoration and in singing
Christmas carols afterward.
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