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FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1948. PAGE THREE. THE NEWS-HERALD, FRANKLIN AND OIL CITY. PA. picking up and dispatching CARNIVAL SIDE GLANCES By Dick Turner By Galbraith EVANGELICAL REVIVAL CUT OFFICE HOURS AT BUS TERMINAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES HEADLINE HEWS III sengers only.

No ticket sales will be made nor any bus information be given from this point. This arrangement will continue until spring when T. A. expects to return to a 24-hour schedule. TO CLOSE Oil SUNDAY COCHRAIITOII eORO Rev.

Stabler Preaches on 'Steps in Spiritual Growth The revival services in The Begining Saturday at midnight the ticket office of the T. A. Service bus terminal will observe a new schedule of hours. The ticket office will be open The first hotel under construction to include a system for television is the Terrace Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati. It will have video cutlets in 350 rooms.

By MRS. CARL MILLER. COCHRANTON Rev Davis Tliingworth will preach the clos First Evangelical United Brethren have been well attended every night despite the inclement ing sermon of the Cochranton Community Evangelistic Services Sunday night, Jan. 25, at 8 o'clock CATJI SIFFEIEIS An interesting and inspiring at the Methodist Church. Rev.

HMO CUM FOI MISHIT TO NASAL I for information and ticket sales 7 a.m. until 8 p. m. daily. j-The cooperation of the public is urged in the observance of the schedule inasmuch as all business will be transacted within these hours.

No one will be on duty in the office during the remainder of the day. niingworth will also speak at 7:15 coNCCvnoN. sumj iusiw Belief at last from tortn at tn p. m. to a Community Youth sermon was preached inursaay night by Evangelist Raymond JC.

Stabler on the subject, "Steps in the Spiritual Growth of the atari, ana ha? imr due to nasal I meeting sponsored by the young boa aeea today repora ec mm a foraula which kaa the aower I people of the three churches. Rev. Franklin Walker, of Mead naaal euantitioau azoaizia ainas haartarha dUaxtea aaatrOa. The waiting room will be open il VVATl JO I tmiL He clearly gave the steps of a ville, will preach the preparatory mmmh hwkiiw acd mum linir sermon Saturday afternoon, Jan. sinner coming to Christ to oe saved, then on to his conversion, for all buses except the 3:45 a.

m. from Franklin to Buffalo and the 4:29 run from Franklin to Cleveland. These two runs will make stops at the Exchange Hotel for al blaawd relief after ariac it. UfletONO. ooate $340, hat oosiderin remtat thai hi ant expensive, amounts to aaar penaiai par torn.

KLORONOi, (canties, mm only 4iiiiiiil)aaMwsthsoiMB-haahuiriitiiay Eckel' Cat Kate-Mall Ordrrs FOlei. justification, santification, and 24, at 2 o'clock in the United Presbyterian Church. Sabbath morning, Jan. 25, at 11 o'clock, Rev. W.

J. Harper McKnieht. D. adoption into the family of God; and of the right given him to be called a member of the "house of Westminster College, will hold of faith." These are experi hold the Communion Service in II tL 1 ffl 1 ences in the life of the Christian this church. J2S3 that he knows about, and become 1 MEW, STUAMUNEO KEMXSS more precious as he serves the Reservations for the Cochranton Council of Churches dinner and annual meeting, 6 o'clock, Jan.

Lord in the church, his home and BALL POINT PEN community, Rev. Stabler said. 29, at the Presbyterian Church, The service opened with a song WITH A 1 YIAK WMTTEM ttAKAHTEI Dr, William H. Orr, speaker, must be made by Tuesday night, Jan. service in charge of Rood P.

Steele, with Miss Josephine Oesau at the 27, with the following Council of Churches members: Edwin piano. Rev. H. L. Loveless, of Rocky Grove, offered the invoca Walker for the United Presby tion, and Mr.

Steele sang "He Cares for Me." The evening 3 ii terians, Lawrence Helsel for the Presbyterians and Bryan Moyer for the Methodists. According to prayer was offered by Rev. Harold WRITES TO YIAIS WITHOUT REMAINS Mi ami mm adr mMm km I Um Umtm aattauOr ilwtfcil rtmm Ml mmt pm MLM vahw). wtli-Sit. MHf tolfrf.

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OTP. Patrhai aaa at Ihaitaa. a Eckerd't Cut Rate Drug, 1254 Liberty St. "I didn't realize how many boys I've had romances with till I looked through this last year's diary I wonder what they'll be like if I ever have dates with them!" "Now don't you be a coward, Homer! You go right up to that history prof and ask him to give you a raise in your grade!" and Decisions for Christ have been reported at every service this week. The revival services will be held this evening, and the closing services with Evangelist Raymond C.

Stabler on Sunday. The departments and classes of the Sunday school are keeping in mind the a report from the Presbyterian ladies who are serving the dinner, the cost of the dinner is to be kept to a minimum. Plans have further developed for the School of Christian Living to be held at the Presbyterian Church for six Sunday nights beginning Feb. 1. The subjects to be offered by each of the teachers announced previously will be as follows: Mrs.

Ray Woodcock, "The Children We Mrs. H. B. Naramore, "The Vacation Church Mrs. Marilla Price, a fall, injuring his hip, that he can walk now with the aid of a cane.

KENNERDELL Outlines Program 22 Years Ago Miss Thelma Witherup was a Franklin visitor Friday. JANUARY 23, 1926. By IMELDA WITHERLT. KENNERDELL, Jan. 20.

Mr. attendance goal of 500 on Sunday. Revival services for the past three The recent sub-zero weather following mild winter weather is weeks have been increasing in in now! not enjoyed very much, al and Mrs. George Adams and daughter, of Sharon, were visitors at the J. L.

Witherup home re "Home and Church Working To though with not much snow The ice gorge is now close to 15 miles in length and there is little prospect of any part of it breaking up. The river reached a high mark of 18 feet last eve terest and attendance each week, and the results of conversions have been encouraging. The clos Lawrence Helsel, "The traveling has not been bad. cently. Ralph McKinley, who has been ing service on Sunday gives prom.

The recent death of Mrs. Anna Atwell Lockard, wife of the late Warren Lockard, is noted with re ning. in poor health for some time is ise of being the outstanding ser Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C.

Miller again a patient in the Bashline gret as she has many relatives in entertained 28 guests on Jan. 21 Hospital at Grove City. Half-price Sale! this neighborhood, where she was vice of the past weeks. SANDYCREEK LEAGUE at their home, 413 Liberty Street reared. in honor of Miss Maude Deeter, in Among those who have been affected with colds and grippe are Mrs.

Gilbert Findlay, Miss Rita We are sorry to lose our friends Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W. Irwin, celebration of her birthday anni versary. Prizes in games were who have operated the genercl MEETS ON THURSDAY Johns and D.

T. Witherup. Mrs. Frank Riddle and Mrs. store at Bullion for many years Art of Group and Rev.

Walter. Warner, "The Life of Jesus." Rev. Walter R. Warner will preach Sunday morning, Jan. 25, at the Methodist Church on the subject, "The Master is Come and Calleth For Thee," text: John The annual budget dinner and conference for the United Presbyterians of this district will be held Tuesday evening, Jan.

27, at 6:30 o'clock in the local church. The Wyn-Mor Class, of the United Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Price, teacher, will meet in the church basement Thursday evening, Jan. 29, for a tureen dinner Charles Campbell have returned They recently sold out and it will won by Mrs. T.

D. Foley, Miss Anne Kine, George Lang and Joseph Shraer. Mr. Lang and little Dorothy Jean Miller also were celebrating their birthday anni be under new ownership. The January meeting of the from Harnsburg, where they at tended the big Farm Show.

Robert Moon and party of Sandycreek Community League The recent marriage of Miss friends from Pittsburgh spent the was held on Thursday evening in versaries. Betty Hovis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hovis, and Kenneth L. Sid Braden left yesterday for a three weeks' business trip the Heber School.

Officers to serve for the remainder of the ensuing year were appointed by week-end at the former camp. RUNOFF ELECTION TO BE STAGED IN LOUISIANA 0NCE-A-YEAR SPECIAL to Miami, Fla. the board of directors to fill the Mr. and Mrs. Isa H.

Dale went vacancies caused when several Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Moore, both of Clinton-ville, is of much interest here as Mr. Moore has been a visitor here many times.

For the present they will reside with the bride's par to Westfield, N. today to spend members moved from the and their monthly meeting, ine men of the class are asked to the week-end with their son I NEW ORLEANS UP Lou Dwight Dale, a lawyer at that come prepared to make some re isiana voters got set today for the second act of a rough-and-tumble place. Mrs. Marshall Phipps left yes pairs to the flooring in the base' ment. A report was given by the building committee and estimated costs of excavating, materials and construction were given.

Plans for campaign for governor. Late returns from Tuesday's The Cub Scouts will hold a bake Wind and Weather Lotion terday for Chicago, where she will visit her daughter, Miss Harriet, a student at the Chicago Democratic primary gave Earl K. sale in Dunn's Market Saturday morning, Jan. 24. the development of League property were outlined and it was decided to start work as soon as Recreational School.

Long, brother of the late Sen. Huey (Kingfish) Long, a commanding lead in the race but in A young girls' choir is being organized in the United Presby weather permits. dicated that he would not receive terian Church by Mrs. Donald The next meeting will be on Down through the most difficult part of their schedule undefeated, Franklin High 'was elevated another notch in its basketball championship aspirations when it de a sufficient majority to avoid a Feb. 26 and new officers will be Power.

All girls of the congrega NOW FOX A IIMITID TIM! buy the 1 size for only IUY THI f2 SIZE FOR ONLY buy lh Economy Carte (tlx ill bortlti) for only $3 runoff election with second-run- 50 tion who are interested in this nominated. ents. Miss Thelma Witherup entertained with a birthday dinner Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Louise Borland Witherup, wife of Robert A. Witherup, of Franklin.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Borland and Rudolph Borland, of Rockland. Mr. Borland's and Mrs.

Witherup's birthday are both of this season of the year. We are indebted to C. C. Johns, of San Diego, for a souvenir copy of the Tournament of Roses recently held, which certainly was an elaborate display of beautiful roses. Word received from Joseph A.

Witherup, of Borger, says he has recovered sufficiently from ning candidate Sam H. Jones. A social hour was held and re feated Warren by a score of 37 freshments served to conclude the PHONE TOLLS SAVED. 3 mlmmm tone HOT. to 21.

meeting. BOSTON UP A postcard INCREASED PRODUCTION at home, anti-inflation action and a united Europe under the were among the "peace-waging" program essentials urged by Bernard M. Baruch, who is shown as he testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington. He suggested a rollback on farm prices; a return to taxes on "excess a halt in labor's wage rise demands; no tax cuts for individuals for two years and a single Marshall plaa administrator. (International) mtt print pht fa organization should contact Mrs Power, South Springville By MRS.

GLENN DEETER. SOUTH SPRINGVILLE, Jan. Vegetable oysters unearthed from local gardens appeared at mailed from Dallas, and ad CHURCH NURSERY MAKES 4 Guards against ehapping the curb market this morning. dressed, "William A. Reardon, soldier, telephone Capitol 7800, Boston," was delivered promptly to Butter was 40 cents a pound.

IT EASY FOR MOTHERS MINNEAPOLIS UP It's easy for parishioners of Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church who have William A. Reardon of the state 19. Mrs. Helen Hazen, of near motor vehicle department. 44 YEARS AGO JAN.

23, 1904. Misses Grace Jones and Maude children to attend services. Soothes skin roughness 4 Perfect foundation base Helps protest skin from head to heek BUY NOV AND SAVE! A nursery has been set up in the STARS IN HIGHLY PRAISED FILM. Cutshall are guests of a friend in basement, with 18 cribs. Children three months to one year of age Oil City for a few days.

The members of the Friday Aft may stay in the nursery while their parents attend services ernoon Whist Club were entertained yesterday by Mrs. J. Donald McCalmont. Each mother has to bring the Miss Effa Plance entertained the baby's food formula, one blanket, members of the Knickerbocker a rattle and an extra, diaper. DRUG STORE Club last evening.

PRAYER AND QUIET ADVISED. i NEW YORK UP The city WRONG MAN $35. FORT WAYNE, Ind. UP The would be quieter and perhaps better if motorists followed the suggestion of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale in a sermon at the Marble Wesley, and Miss Louise White-man spent one day the past week in Grove City.

Mrs. Laura Taylor returned home last Thursday evening after spending a few days with Mrs. Sadie Morrison, of Franklin. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Daye, of Polk, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wareham. Rev. and Mrs.

Nevin Peterson and daughter have moved from Phoenix, and their change of address is Yuma, General Delivery, but they will only be at that address a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deeter and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Deeter and with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitman, of Hannaville. Mrs. Clair Hovis had been sick with flu the past week.

She is much improved. Maxine Gregory it- sick with cold and flu and has not been to school this week. Chicago's city council has passed an ordinance banning religious or racial discrimination by word, publication or violent action. next time Dominick Odorizzi, waiter, beats a customer he thinks didn't pay a check he'll think twice. Odorizzi was fined $35 for grabbing Edward Hooper.

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