a
daughter Christine,
United Methodist Church
ministrative Board will
5 and Saturday Nov. 6.
The annual charge
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{ Lehman UM relates church to arts Sunday
; i The morning worship hymn singing, banners and of the church and the arts.
A services of the Lehman other art work, perhaps a The Idetown Ad-
on Sunday Nov. 7 will
feature special music, and
scene from a religious
drama as the service
highlights the relationship
School menu
DALLAS MENU
NOV. 8-12
(Elem. Inter.), potato chips, green beans, sliced peaches,
cookies, chilled milk.
Tuesday--Chipped ham Bar-B-Que, special relish, pickle
chips, buttered corn, apple sauce, home-styled cookie,
chilled milk.
Wednesday--Macaroni creole with meat sauce, Italian
bread and butter, lettuce wedge, -dressing, fruit cocktail,
chilled milk.
meet on Thursday Nov. 4 at
7:45 p.m. Please note this
as the announcement was
omitted from the church
bulletin.
The Lehman United
Methodist Women are
sponsoring a holiday
variety sale on Friday Nov.
conference will be at 8 p.m.
on Thursday Nov. 11 at
Lehman. The officials of all
the churches are urged to
attend.
On Sunday Nov. 14 the
trustees of the Class of 1979
will be elected. Those
eligible for reelection.
The Northeastern
Pennsylvania circuit
seminar for Jehovah’s
Witnesses concluded this
weekend. The 10
congregations, including
the Dallas congregation,
will resume their meetings
at the local Kingsdom Hall
assembly included the
baptism of 12 candidates.
Witnesses view this as their
ordination.
Sunday afternoon, C.
Valorz, district director,
addressed the 1,000
delegates on the public
lecture ‘‘Keep Seeking
booth at. Dallas
The Huntsville £
Christian Church will hold
its annual garage and
rummage sale on Satur:
day, Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. according to an-
nouncement by ‘Richard
Yanalunas and Wayne Sch-
moll, co-chairmen of the
event. i
The sale, which features
both new and used articles
is one of the popular sales
in the Back Mountain. In
addition to the usual
saleable items, refresh-
ments and home-baked
goods will be featured.
Mrs. Ella Schmoll is in
charge of the kitchen.
The church welcomes
donations of saleable
items. Pick-ups can be
arranged by calling the
church office, 675-0611
daily 9 through 1. No large
appliances are acceptable.
The annual sale is in
support of the church
building fund. The Rev.
Ralph E. Bennett is pastor
of the Huntsville Christign
Church.
Members and. friends of
Grace Episcopal Church,
Butler Street, Kingston,
are invited to attend a
bicentennial dinner to be
held in the church
basement on Thursday,
Nov. 11, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The menu will be tomato
juice, chicken on biscuit
with gravy, mashed
potatoes, peas, cranberry
and orange salad, relishes,
apple crisp, with ice cream
and coffee, tea or milk.
A baked goods sale will
be held at the same time in
the Wallis Room at the
church.
Reservations are
preferred and may be
given to any women of the
church or call Mrs. John
Romanowski, Shavertown.
Tickets will be available at
the door.
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Dallas Rotarians this
week reported that tickets
are still available for the
club’s ‘‘old-fashioned
turkey 'dinner”’ at Dallas
Senior High School
Cafeteria Saturday, Nov. 6.
Serving will begin at 4:30
p.m. and continue until 7:30
p.m. Takeouts . are
available, according to
Dinner Chairman Dale
Parry.
Proceeds from the dinner
are applied to Dallas
Rotary Charities, the club
is a leading contributor to
Back Mountain and area
civic and community
projects. :
Adult tickets may be
purchased for $3 and
children’s tickets for $1.75.
Children’s prices apply to
children under 12 years of
age.
A unique “Good News”
Seminar of interest to
Wyoming Valley and Back
Mt. residents will take
place on Sunday, Nov. 7, at
Huntsville Christian
Church, Huntsville, from 7
p.m. to 9 p.m., sponsored
by the American Bible
Society.
No prior registration or
cost is involved in the
seminar which is designed
to undergird and enrich the
effectiveness of individuals
engaged in civic and
church organizations. Mrs.
Roland (Helen) Nims will
direct the seminar. She will
be assisted by volunteers
who are currently par-
ticipating in imaginative
Scripture sharing projects.
The local chairman for
the seminar is Miss Edith
J. Dietz, 33 Garbutt
Avenue, Dallas.
The Kunkle United
Methodist Church will hold
‘heir Christmas party at
‘he fire hall on Wednesday,
Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Bring a covered dish,
dlace setting, $1 exchange
sift, and gifts to stuff
stockings for shut-ins.
ony > A
You'll Receive 65)
Approximately *30
Thursday--Hoagie, potato chips, pickle chips,
chilled milk.
Friday--Tuna fish or chicken salad sandwich on roll,
lettuce, soup-crackers, cake, chilled milk.
pudding,
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sauce
Includes:
Potato salad - cole slaw - baked beans
Relish tray - rolls - fudge nut brownies
Plastic knives - forks
Paper - dishes - napkins
$2.50 per person & Pa. sales tax
Three banquet rooms available
(Maximum seating for 400)
ADDITIONAL ENTREES ON REQUEST
Iso private banquet facilities for on premise caterin
ith plenty of parking. Catering to weddings, showers
uneral affairs, Christenings, graduations, clambakes
utings, etc.
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