THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1951
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
“Will You Stand the Final
Test?” is the sermon theme for
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town, on Sunday, November 4, at
11:00 A. M. The pastor of the
church, the Reverend Frederick W.
Moock, Jr. in addition to con-
ducting the service will also ad-
minister the Sacrament of Baptism.
For the benefit of those who
have children of pre-school age a
nursery will be conducted -during
the church service. This group
will meet in the Sunday School
room and will be sponsored by the
Dorcas Society of the church. Mrs.
Ackerman and Mrs.” Harold Ash
will be in charge this Sunday.
Sunday School is at 9:45 A. M.
New faces are always appearing
and are, of course, always welcome
to learn of God’s saving truth.
There is a class for you.
The Luther League will meet
for devotions and a social hour at
7:00 P. M. All teen-agers are most
welcome to this Christin fellow-
ship.
The “Turn in the Road” dinner
for the Wilkes-Barre Conference
will be held at St. John’s Lutheran
Church on Monday at 6:30 P. M.
Hundreds of these dinner meetings
News Of The Churches
are being held throughout the
United States to promote the cause
of Lutheran World Action.
The Church Council will meet at
the church on Tuesday at 8:00 P.M,
The Ladies’ Auxiliary will meet
on Wednesday at 1:00 P.M.
ALDERSON-NOXEN
Services in Methodist. Churches
of Alderson-Noxen Charge on Sun-
day, will be as follows: Ruggles
Church Service, 8:45 A. M., Church
School, 10; Noxen Church Worship
Service, 10, Sunday School 11;
M., Y. F, 6:00; Alderson Church
School, 10:15; Morning Church Ser-
vice, 11:15; Kunkle Church School,
10:30 A. M.; Kunkle Worship Ser-
vice, 7:30 P. M.
The meeting of the Board of Ed-
ucation of Alderson Methodist
Church which was to have been
held Monday, November 5th has
been postponed until Monday, No-
vember 12th.
The Booth Festival of the Dallas
Sub-District will be held in the
Orange Methodist Church, Wednes-
day evening, November 7th. The
members of the Youth Fellowship
ask that contributions of money,
canned goods and fresh fruits and
vegetables be brought to the Church
not later than Sunday. The booths
are to be set up in the Orange
Church Tuesday evening. All money
will be divided between Sky Lake
and the Wyoming Conference Chil-
dren’s Home. All food will go to
the Home.
DALLAS METHODIST
Sunday, 10:00, Sunday School.
International lesson topic—‘What
are the Disciplines of Leadership?”
Scripture, Exodus 3:1-15.
11:00 Morning Worship. Rev.
Charles H. Frick, pastor of Hunts-
ville Christian Church, will be guest
minister. Special music will be
presented by the choirs under the
leadership of Mrs. Ruth Turn Reyn-
olds, organist .and director. The
Pastor will be serving in the Phil-
adelphia Area Advance and will
be leading the Centenary Metho-
dist Church, Lebanon, Pa., in a
week of Evangelism.
6:30 Methodist Youth Fellowship.
(Ages 12-25). Worship and guest
speaker.
Monday, 7:00, Boy Scout Troop
281 meets in the Scout rooms.
Tuesday, 8:00, regular monthly
meeting of the Official Board. Chair-
man, Henry W. Smith will be in
charge. Attendance of all mem-
bers is urged.
Wednesday, 7:00, Annual Booth
Festival, sponsored by the Youth
Fellowships of the Back Mountain,
in Orange Methodist Church. Con-
tributions of goods and cash are
on display and will be presented
to the Wyoming Conference Chil-
dren’s Home and Sky Lake Camps.
If no solicitor calls at your home,
kindly call Robert Stair, phone,
Dallas—220-R-13,
Thursday, 4:15, Junior Choir;
6:30 Youth Choir; 8:00 Senior
Choir.
LOYALVILLE METHODIST
Sunday morning service, 8:30,
Rev. Henry G. Kiessel officiating.
Church School, 9:30.
Prayer meeting, Friday, 8 PM, at
home of Mrs. Melvina Scott. There
will be an hour of singing follow-
ing prayer-meeting, also choir
practice.
Plans Library Grounds
A. O. Rasmussen, extension spec-
ialist in ornamental horticulture
of Pennsylvania State College, was
in Dallas Tuesday in company with
James Hutchison, county agent, go-
ing over Back Mountain Memorial
laying out
and |
Library grounds and
plans
for its landscaping
planting.
Londons Follow Tomato
Crop To South Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Evans London,
Centermoreland, left Tuesday after-
noon for Homestead, Florida, where
they will cooperate with their son
George in raising 150 acres of to-
matoes and 50 acres of sweet corn
for the winter market.
Motorized equipment for plant-
ing "and cultivation went down by
trailer two weeks ago at the time
George and his wife and small
daughter Cindy started for the
south.
Large scale tomato raising all
depends on the weather, Mr, Lon-
don says. His crop in Centermore-
land this year was damaged by a
sudden hail storm, with imperfec-
tions that made the tomatoes unac-
ceptable at the green pack plant,
but perfectly suitable for canning
when ripe.
In Florida, it’s hurricanes, but
the ground is level” and easily cul-
tivated, and the man hours re-
quired to make a crop not as great
as in the north.
Farming is a new deal for Mr.
London, for up until two years
ago he worked as a carpenter. He
says there is something about the
soil. Once it gets under your finger |
nails it gets into your system.
William Jennings Bryan ran for
president four times.
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