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JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1951' AGE TWO Gaughey. Decorations were a manger, artistically arranged greens and a Christmas tree. The January meeting is scheduled at the home of Mrs. Louis Snyder. Services Held For Edward H.

McAninch rect interest to all business men. It was pointed out tha' there is no direct connection be tween the level of truck taxes in any one state and how they compare with truck taxes in any, other states, The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association declared this week that with almost 90 per cont of Pennsylvania's trucks owned and operated 'by manufacturers, farm-era and merchants in their own business, truck taxes arc of di Special Services Observe Solemnity Of Christmas (Continued from Page 1) Sandt August 23, 1905, and for a short time they resided in Kittan-ning before moving to Brookville. rHis wife preceded him in death almost one year ago to the day, December 15, 1950. sister, Mrs. Kate M.

Kes-fee'lman, of Brookville, survives him. flo was a member of the Epts-, copal church. Profitable Grsaslands Study In New Bulletin Many dairy farms of Pennsylvania could increase the production of their pastures, according to a study completed by the agriculture experiment station at th, Pennsylvania State College. Resuts of the study have been published as bulletin 525 entitled "Planning Profitable Records of 91 farms in the dairy and general farming section of the State provided the basis of the study which analyzed both production and use of grassland for grazing.silage, and hay. Copies of the new bulletin can be obtained from county agricultural agents' or offices or from the school of Agriculture at the TMAS THOUGHT WSCS Circles 3 And 4 Entertained Tuesday The home of Mrs.

Dwlght Ches-nutt, Oaks street, was the scene of the monthly meeting and Christmas party of Circles Three and Four of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Louis Snyder conducted the business meeting at which volunteers were asked for three committees: To bake cookies for the Sunshine basket; to pack the basket, and to provide lunch on Sunday evening for the carollers. Circle Three made a report of the meeting they had held at the Memorial Home the past week when cookies and candies were distributed and carols sung. Program for the evening was under the supervision of Mrs.

Robert Riddle and Mrs. Paul Kroh, and opened with the former reading the Christmas story from St. Matthew, and a "Litany for Christmas." Mrs. Howard Chesnutt delivered the poem "Christmas Day," and Mrs. Wayne Snyder told of the "Legend of the Christmas Tree." Concluding the program, "White Christmas" and other carols were sung.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eugene McManigle, Mrs. Donald Milliren, Mrs. Ray Ford, Mrs. Floyd Evans, Mrs.

Reuben Ferringer and Mrs. Russell Mc- ENDLY WISH ay this message convey to you our best wishes for tmas that, will long (Continued from Page 1) vice presented by the adult choir, Program for this service follows: Organ prelude; Invocation Call to Worship; Scripture Reading by Dr. Edward P. Ingorsoll, pastor; "Over Bethlehem's Mueller; "As Lately We Watched," Austrian Folk Song. "There Were Shepherds," choir, John Prindle Scott, solo by Mrs.

Paul R. Morrow; "There's a Song in the Air," choir, Speaks; "Angels We Have Heard on High," French Carol, duet by Mrs. P. R. Morrow and Miss Martha Mac-Laughlan; "There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field," choir, Vincent; Offering; Offertory.

"Orison to a Little Child," choir, Edmundson; Let Us Turn to O'Hara, solo by Miss Martha MacLaughlan; "There Is No Cradle Ready," Spanish Melody; "Bethlehem," choir, Folk Song of Glatz; "Beautiful Silesian Folk Song. On Monday, December 24, the Christmas Eve Candle Light Service will be held, beginning at 11:00 p. m. Mid-week service is planned on Wednesday, December 26, at 7:30 p. m.

Methodist: Schedule of services for Sunday, December 23: Church school at 9:45 a. m. Nursery for pre-school age children at 10:45 a. m.j 11:00 a. morning worship and sacrament of baptism.

At 6:30 p. junior and senior youth fellowship groups will go caroling. On Monday, December 24, at 11:00 p. the Christmas Eve candlelight service is scheduled in i be remembered. enlng a treat will be distributed to all.

Methodist: December 21 through December 23, Quarterly Meeting. Dr. R. R. Blews, District Superintendent of the DuBois District, will be the speaker The public ia cordially invited, each evening at 7:30.

Also on Sunday morning at 11:00 a. m. Rev. Blews will speak. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7:30 m.

Annual Sunday school entertainment Friday, December 21, at 9:15 m. Entertainment committee will present by candle light the program of recitations and songs by a number of the Sunday school children. All are invited to attend. A complete program will be published next week. Enierickvllle Churdh of God: Sunday School 9:30.

C. B- Butler Superintendent. Morning Worship Service" 10:30. A Christmas program consisting of recitations. A play, and special music will be given by the Sunday school in the evening beginning at 7:30.

Midweek prayer Service Wednesday 7:30. Emerlckvillc Church of God: Sunday school 9:30 a. C. B. Fuller, superintendent; morning worship evening prayer service 7:30.

Mid-week prayer service Wednesday 7:30. A Christmas program consisting of recitations, special music and a play will be presented by members of the Sunday school Monday evening, December 24, beginning at 7:30. C. Richard Main, pastor. Mayport Lutheran Parish: Zion, Shannondale Divine worship at Sunday school, 10:30.

Lloyd Miller, superintendent. Bethlehem, Ohl Sunday school, 10:00 a. divine worship, 11:00. Rev. Martin A.

Wagner, pastor, Paul Byerly, superintendent; Brookville Lutheran Parish: St. Matthew's at Ramsaytown, "The Service" with Christmas program at 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.

Ladies': aid at the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter Powell on Friday evening. Grace Lutheran, Emerickville: "The Service" at 2:30 p. m. Evangelical United Brethern dliurch Ramseytown: Sunday, December 23, 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school 7:30 m. Christmas program, featuring the play, "Home for Christmas." Scranton (PNS): President Judge Linus T. Hoban, of the Lackawanna County Common Pleas Court has returned to the bench after being refusad overseas duty with the military. A veteran of two world wars and holder of the rang of Brigadier General, he is 58 years of age.

A rtnslronq -Collier Lc. rCHARLES FRANK TIMBLIN Funeral services for Prank Timblin, a locomotive engineer for the Pittsburg and Shawmut and employed by them since 1918 were held Tuesday, December 18, at 9 a. m. at the Immaculate Conception church. The Rev.

Frank A. Hart-leb officiated. Interment was in the Brookville Catholic cemetery. Mr. Timblin died Saturday, December 15, 1951, at the Edward J.

Myer Memorial Hospital Buffalo, at the age of 60 years, 5 months and 29 days. He was born June 16, 1891, in Kersey. He was married to Rose Ma-loney in DuBois, September 22, 1911. His wife survives him as do the following children born to this union: Mrs. Florence Conboy, Bauffalo, N.

Charles Brookille; Ef, Frederick-town; Walter Buffalo, N. Y. Pvt. John damp Breckcn-bridge, and Mary Loulse Brookville. Eleven grandchildren also survive.

In addition, he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Alvin and James, Brockport; Mrs. Margie Miller. Ridgway; Mrs. Annie Matthews, St. Mrs.

Geneva Reed, Drumrruond, and Mrs. Martha Himes, Smethport. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church and belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Grace Lutheran, Brookville: Sunday school at 9:30 a. Miles E.

Long, superintendent. The service at 11:00 a. m. Following is the Christmas program which will be presented at 7:30 p. m.

Sunday evening, December 23, in the Brookville Grace Lutheran church: Organ Prelude; Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing;" the anthem, "That Glorious Song;" prayer; Response page 128; Hymn, "Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem." Welcome by Chester Gould; anthem, "Tidings of Great Joy," by the choir; "A Christmas Wish," by Nancy Hetrick and Sandra Long; "Christmas Resolutions," Forrest Park, Jack Hall, Richard Bennett, Harry Steele, James Bowley and Terry Vandervort. solo, "Nazareth," by James Bennett; "How Much We Need Him," by Brenda Long; recitation, "The Baby Jesus," by Betty Geer; hymn, "Joy to the World;" "A Recipe for Christmas Cake," by Donna Hetrick; "Sharing Christmas by Randy Park; "Lines to Remember," by Billy Geer, Nellie Mae Lowers, David Geer and Susan Long. Anthem, "The Star of the East," by the choir; "A Shy Little Boy," by Ernest Geer; song by the Junior Department, "Explaining Christmas;" "Just Because," by Linda Geer; "Everybody Happy," by Helen Raybuck; hymn "Come Hither Ye Faithful;" Exercise, "There Will Be Peace," by Forrest Park, Brenda Long, Jack Hall, Chester Gould, James Bowley, Richard Bennett, Harry Steele, Terry Vandervort, Linda Fenstermaker, Barbara Ball and Charlene Fenstermaker. Hymn, "As with Gladness;" announcement and white gifts; anthem, "Oh, Holy Night;" prayer; Candlelight Service; hymn, "Silent Night;" benediction. Sermon theme for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, December 23, will be "Tidings of Great Jay," according to Rev.

A. C. Curran, pastor. Calvary Church of the Nazar-ene: Sunday school is planned on Sunday, December 23, at 10:00 a. followed by Sunday morning worship at 11:00.

Prayer meeting will take place on Thursday evening, December 27, at 8:00 p. m. Watch Night service on New Year's Eve will begin at 10:00 p. on December 31. Program for the Christmas ser PHONE 347 Let Stamp collecting put3 a premium on poor printing since a blot blur or misprint increases the value to stamp collectors.

rmsrrono-iuo I A BRIEF, BUT SINCERE YULE Help You the sanctuary and will include special music and the Christmas story. Music will be provided by the Youth Choir. As the Christmas story is read from the Bible by the pastor, Rev. Newton H. Swanson, corresponding hymns will be sung by the choir.

Ben Roman will conduct the musical part of the program. Baptist Saturday evening at 7:30, young people of the church will present a program of Christmas carols at the Hospital, Memorial Home and for various shut-ins throughout the community. Rev. Robert F. McLaughlin will deliver the Christmas message at services Sunday, December 23, at 11:00 a.

m. On Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock the individual Sunday school classes will present a Christmas program. Candlelight communion service will take place on Christmas Eve, December 24, at 9:00 p. m. Holy Trinity: According to pastor Rev.

John M. Prittie, the Christmas' series of services opened on Ember Wednesday, December 19, with Holy Communion at 7:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.

tin Friday, December 21, the feast of St. Thomas and Ember Friday. Holy Communion will be given at 9:00 a. m. Communion at 7:30 a.

m. on Sunday, December 23, the fourth Sunday of Advent, will open the day's rites. Church school is next at 9:45 a. followed by Nursery School at 11:00 a. m.

At 11:00 a. m. also will be the service of morning prayer and sermon. The CLARK STAHLMAN Funeral services will be held today, Thursday, December 20, 1951, at 2:00 p. m.

from the Reitz Funeral Home for Ella T. Stahl-man, native of Warsaw township, who 'died suddenly Tuesday, December IS, in Washington, D. at the home of her daughter. Dr. Edward P.

Ingcrsoll will officiate Interment will be in Temple cemetery. She was 79 years of age. She was born November 4, 1872, in Jefferson county, the daughter James and Margaret (Hoffman) Johnson, and was married in 1901 to Clark R. Stahlman, of Kirkman. Her husband preceded her in death.

One daughter, Lucille Stahlman, of Washington, D. was born to this union. Surviving brothers and sisters are Clyde Johnson, of Hazen; Frank Johnson, of Hazen; Alvin of Cleveland, a Mrs. Mayme Johnson, 'pf Windber. hi Mrs.

Stahlman was a member of the Presbyterian church and a S.jmst' president of the W. C. T. TJ, iyas graduated from Clarion -Norma) College in 1898, and re-; ceived an. honorary degree at her 60th class reunion in 1948.

vice to be presented Sunday even- ing, December 23, at 7:30 p. has been announced by Mrs. John Qifts for Her Booser, chairman. Following is the program: Congregational song; prayer by pastor, Rev. Robert B.

Fowler; Welcome by Dennis Hetrick; spec ial song by Milton Whiteman; "Giving Thanks," by Larry Fow- lei lli isiuma ureeuiiga uy uuttii Hetrick; "His Birthday Gift," by Jane Dunworth. Hosiery Robes Slips Dresses Coats Suits Handbags Soap Dusting Powder Billfolds Stationery Hankies Gloves Gowns Sweaters Blouses Jewelry Pajamas Perfumes Colognes Slipper Sox Luggage Clearfield Furs Song, "Away in, a Manger," by the Beginners' Class; "What Christmas Means," by Billy Whiteman; "Someone's Guiding Altoona. (PNS) Chances are Star," by George Smith; "Special Wishes," by Leonard Smith service of evening prayer and ca mm fe musical number by Paul and Nor- rol singing will begin at 7:00 p. m. Jean Snovestuil; "in 'the Light At 7:30 p.

m. will be the church. of the Bethlehem Star," by Peggy good that the new-born child of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine steinhausenbergerdorffs will have to change his name should he ever become a movie star.

Translated, i the name ia the short title of "The man who threw stones at a wolf from his house in Bergdorff." scnooi party ana visitation or oan-1 Johnson. Christmas List," ta Clans in the parish home. bv Norma Strom ver; recitation The Christmas Eve midnight Loreta Stromyer; "A Christ Qifts for Him Clair C.Chestnutt I Atfcncy ft General Insurance service on Monday, December 24, includes Holy Communion and Meditation, with the services starting at 11:45 p. m. Special Christmas music will be presented by the choir.

On Christmas Day holy communion will be given at 9:00 a. m. Evangelical llnited Brethren: Sunday school at 9:45 a. on mas Prayer, by George McMan-igle; recitation by Jerry Stromyer. Special song by the Johnsons; reading by Mrs.

John Booser; "Heaven's Star," by Donna Johnson; recitation by Arlene Zimmerman; recitation by Nancy Zimmerman; "A Christmas Story," by Nancy and Peggy Johnson; Hankies Men's Cosmetics Ties Slipper Sox Luggage Stationery Harrisburg PNS): Mrs. Jacqueline Tarter 25, worried about her husband being Indupted into the armed forces and after kissing- him goodnight, shot and killed herself. Tarter said his wife had been greatly concerned lately about the atrocities reported committed on American fighting men by the Reds. I i Qifts for the Home saunaay, uecemoer za. worsmp musical selections by the at 10:30 a.

m. Theme, "The Quest stulls; closing wish by for the King." Choir broadcast at Johnson. Subscribe to the Democrat! ev- WW, 1:00 to 1:30 p. m. Junior and Prior to dismissal for the Senior Evangelical Youth Fellow- It ship at 6:45 p.

m. Worship at 7:30 p. m. A Christmas program by the children under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Hudson D.

Smith. A complete program will appear in this paper next week, Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30 for adult and; youth groups. Choir rehearsal at I Libbey Glasses Fostoria Crystal Chatham Blankets Bedspreads Printed Table Linens Sheets English Brass Giftware Irons Comforts Lamps Dishes Hassocks Samson Card Tables Playtex Superfoam Pillows Irish Linen Table Cloths Towels Pottery Hamilton Beach Mixer Bath Mat Sets Hand Wrought Aluminum Toys Come see our selection of fine TOYS, GAMES, DOLLS, etc. NEIGHBORS Sf A wish for happiness for Candy We still have a nice selection of Mrs. Stevens and other famous brand candies, and for this week-end we have a box which was packed especially for us, which we have been selling' for $2.00.

Friday, Saturday, Monday, $1.85 the finest people 8:30 p. m. Rev. C. Wygant, pastor First Baptist: Friday, 6:30 p.

WWG meeting; decorate the church tree, then to McLaughlin's for social time. Friday, ,7:30 p. Helping Hand Christmas party, home of Mrs. Sara Evans. Saturday, 7:30 p.

carollers leave church. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school; 11:00 a. worship; 7:30 p.

m. Sunday school program Monday, 9:00 p. candlelight communion. Robert F. McLaughlin, pastor.

Kirkman Chapel: Friday, 8:00 p. prayer service at church; Friday, 8:30, p. rehearsal for Christmas program; 10:00 a. Sunday school, election of officers school; 3:00 p. worship.

Robert F. McLaughlin, pastor. Richardaville Baptist: Thursday, 8:00 p. prayer service; Friday, 7:30 p. program and pageant by the school children, in our church.

2:00 p. Sunday school; 3:00 p. worship; Robert McLaughlin, pastor. we know Open Evenings Til 9 Except Next Monday, Christmas Eve, when we will observe regular store hours and close at 5 p. so that our einployees can enjoy Christmas, too.

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