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INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE, INDIANA, PA. Other flitrtt MwftMrti PkflM fM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1942. WiM Ad RmihiMrtcra, P)im Ml FLAG RAISING AT PULTON RUN The annual picnic of th Currant POST WAR PLANS TO RUBBER DRIVE CONTRIBUTES mem. vvwrnHmrm Event Club will nein wcanet. day avenlnfc Jul I at Indian Spring! Park.

At the tervlca next Sunday morn-Inff Dr. Pfohl will preach on the subject "Our Need for Humility." tint Methodist VounK Adult Fellowship Ham-bura Frv will be held Wednesday, NOW FORMING Livengood Calls On All to Put Finance Matters First 6 p. m. at Rustic Lodge. Bring your it I Visa own supper, win dc nome in time for the blackout.

Mld-Wcok Service Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. will be led by the minister. Monthly mectln of the Methodist men Thursday. :30 p.

m. Dinner In Fellowship Hall. Junior Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 0:30 p. m. Senior Choir rehearsal Thursday, p.

m. Mcetlne; of the Home Department of the Church School In the chapel Friday. 2:30 p. m. Circle No.

3 of the W. S. C. S. will meet Fridny 7:30 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. D. P. Schreconaost, 387 North Fifth street.

Members please brlns Missionary Gift Boxes with your offering. Circle No. 8 of the W. S. C.

S. will meet Friday. 7:30 p. m. In the home of Mrs.

J. S28 South Eleventh street Those who have not turned in Gift Boxes, please bring them to this meeting. ERIE, June 24-Pr William S. Livengood, State Secretary of Internal affairs, today told local communities to place their financial housea In order In preparation for the post-war readjustment "during which It will be possible for ua to challenge a power -seeking federal government to do as good a Job of housekeeping as we have done for ou wolves." He warned the Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs in a prepared speech that if local improvements are not provided at the end of the war to bring about needed work for citizens, "then the federal government will step In, with the result that home rule will suffer, if not finding Itself practically eliminated." i "It Is unquestionably true, asserted Livengood, "that there are many In official positions at Washington who are endeavoring, under the guise of war needs, to break I down local controls through the 'Sin The Ernest Community Iland plays the National Anthem while boy scouts of the Fulton Run Iraon raise the (lag In an Impressive ceremony al Fulton Run last Saturday. Scout Executive of the William Tenn Council, Ralph Willis, took charge of the program which Included remarks by tteorge L.

Smith, general manager of the R. fc P. Coal Company; Charles Dalqulst, president of Loral Union SOU; Harvey Tonkera, district representative of the U. M. W.

of J. W. Everett, Indiana American Legion post Ml; and C. J. Lewis, mine superintendent.

enlargement of ever expanding federal agencies. rirsi ReruUr Baptist On account of the trial blackout Wednesday night, the Prayer and Fellowship Service will be conducted at 7:15 rather than the usual A o'clock. Next Sunday morning the pastor 77. "We have seen the direction of mers, who, If they continue to 1 la-, rope, have become the mere creation to the siren souk of those turos of dirlnlnri.il ccntrnlizi-H ov-C reeks bearing Rifts, will shortly This is the great danger find themselves little better than we face." state employment offices token ov er bag and baggage by federal an rollowlni his own advice to contribute every bit of scrap rubber available In the national drive which thorities. Other examples are those i Tueidar.

Steele Clark, chairman of the Indiana uountr council 01 uere, 1.1 will bring the third and final part uf his report on the Northern Bap of work projects administration and the serfs of a centralized government which will dictate to them what they shall planl. when they BARBS Rend tho Guzelte Classified Ads A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles II is estimated that over million dollars annually is spent for vari- ous remedies for relieving piles. Yet any druggist will tell ymi Hint 'It the recent invasion of local voluiv tires, tnbei, cum boota and mbbere and an old Hose a local aervice station, ine i a iocomou. miu veteran ol World War I at the throttle and boy sro uts picking up the material, Is maklnf a house-to-kouse canvas for scrap) rubber and material in Indiana this week. tist Convention under the title, Many a politician who Is be it rn teer functions or war-time ration ing by the substitution of high sal shall receive for (he limited quanli- running for office is broke as a rc aricd federal government pay roll Was Resolved At Cleveland.

Next Sunday evening at 7:30 there is to be held a Hymn Sing. Any person who has a request for a certain hymn to be nung must inform cither Mrs. Herpcl, Mr. Owens, or lies tney will be permitted to self. suit.

"If we who nro intrrrstrri in the ers. "All over Pennsylvania a myriad pfficienev of local irovrnmcnt and i When you're not at work flic bcrt Mouthing, coolinK. astringent Peter tor this first war test by meeting Ne England stnles. He expects to for a short season of prayer and rulurn about July 15. meditation.

Do not forget the "Meditation The Leech Bible Class will hold a C'hatvl Wednesday eve- of federal job-holders arc messing in the ncrocluation of the ureat way to stand summer heat is to ail, son's Ointment will allay pile tor- Church Notes into the private affairs of our far lure in a few minutes. 35c box. I I III? pel 1 11. J1I1 Villi UV ICnllIU UJT I telephone and the request must be Fish Frv Thursday at the Lions nin at 7:30. American principle of home rule it out.

arc not extremely careful, we shall find ourselves as thoroufihly con- A brilit moon makes lot ot trolled from Washington as ore woman hates see things in an cn- those municipalities which, in Eu-llirely different light. (iOe in lube with applicator, Peter- son's Ointment brings prompt. Joyful relief from itching. Money back if not delighted. Health Camp at 7 p.

m. Ladies Night The Missionary Circle will have macc by Wednesday night. Stories will be observed. Tickets may be charge of the Morning Worship next 0f tne hymns sung and a short ad-secured from Messrs. Lisle Thomas, Sr.iduy.

An excellent program has trcss on the history of hymnology members and friends of the church are urged to be present for one of First Evangelical William Moore. Mac Hoist ein, Wil-jbcei prepared. the finest services of the year. will be presented by the pastor. All rrkei Effective June Z5, 26, 1942, Upper Room Prayer Service on bur fitahl and Doyle Rowley.

Wednesday evening at 7:45. Come- Members of the Allison Bible First United Presbyterian and bring the familyl I Class will hold their monthly social Services preparatory to Com- The Crusade Bible Class will hold Friday at the home of Mrs. T. R. munion will be held Thursday eve-their monthly business meeting in Boden, at 7:30 p.

m. ning at 7:30 o'clock and on Saturday the home of Mrs. Howard Moore, i The Union Evening Service dur-' afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. East Pike, R. D.

5, Thursday eve-! ing July and August will be held! Holy Communion will be evening at 8 o'clock. All members' on the campus at the State Teachers bratcd next Sunday morning. We urged to be present. College. trust every member of the congre- Our next Communion Service will Ration will be in the sanctuary for be held July 12.

Those who wish to the celebration of this, our most sacred sacrament. Choir rehearsal Thursday eve-Elng at 7 o'clock. The choir will present a musical program next Sunday evening at 7:30. This service marks the closing aervice in our church in the evening during July and August. Our church will cooperate with the other We cordially invite friends and attendants of the First Church who unite with the church by Letter or upon Profession will sec the puslor.

The families of men who enter the armed forces arc urged to send have no church home in our corn- their addresses to the church office, "munity to enter at this time into While we cannot publish these ad- full membership with us. which mav. fhnrrVirie nt Indiana in hf flnirinnr rii mine iho nacrnr uipilnu in iho nm li.i nhrfilnirl nil Km. Ku fnrt IPLrt nfl MODERN SELF-SERVICE FOOD SATISFACTION When you Shop the ACME Way VV Mass Meetings to be held under the regularly. Transfer or Profession of Faith.

sponsorship of the Indiana Minis-j The Woman's Missionary Society! The Sacrament of Infant Baptism' terial Association. You are invited cfks that your gifts for the pur-'will be administered next Sunday to be present next Sunday night for of hospital supplies for China, norning at the Communion the musical program. be given to Mrs. John Woods, 426 All parents ricsirnm to have their! The superintendent. J.

W. Everett, North Ninth street, or left at the ikircn baptized will kindly give! has set July as "Family Month" in church office marked for Mrs. the information to the church office! the church and Sunday school. You -Woods. Your immediate response no Uiter than Friday of this week.

I INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN WAR BONDS and your family are urged to at will be appreciated. The monthly meet ine of the Teen tend each Sunday morning at 9:30. Ajee Missionary Society, which wasi scheduled for June 22. has been Christian First Presbyterian Twenty-one of our young people ptwtponcd until June 20. It will be' 14 oi.

bottles The Mid-Week Service will be.viritcd the Butler Church last Sun- hc.c; at the home nf Thelma Brack- Quality Tomato Catsup 2 en, 1544 Philadelphia street, Zlon Lutheran held Wednesday in the chapel at day. Rev. R. B. Hurt, a former p.

m. Our first War-Time i tor of our chin ch is the pastor of Blackout begins at 8:30 p. m. and, the Butler church, lasts until 5 a. m.

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