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PAGE FOUR
Jn
Vhe
Churched
EBENEZER MENNONITE
CHURCH
Rev. Howard T.
Thursday—
8:00 Prayer and
9:00 P. M. Choir
Sunday—
9:30 Sunday school, Joseph Thomp
son, Supt.
10:30 A. M. Morning worship
7:30 C. E. Groups.
Landes, Pastor
Bible study
rehearsal
Rev Edward Burkhalter will be the
guest speaker for the senior group.
Rev. & Mrs. Burkhalter are plan
ning to take up mission work in Af
rica in the near future.
8:10 Evening Meeting.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Ernest N. Bigelow, Minister
Rockport:
The next meeting of Church School
will be on August 31, with Mr. Law
rence Begg, Sup’t.
The next service of morning wor
ship will be September 7.
Bluffton:
Church school 9:45
Mr. Ropp Triplett, Supt.
The next service of morning wor
ship will be September 7.
The House
of Perfect
Sound
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday services at 10^30 rn.
Testimonial meeting at 7:30 Wed
nesday evening.
The reading room at the church
is open every Wednesday from 2:00
to 4:00 p. m.
to all services
ing room.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
EMMANUEL’S CHURCH LAWN
3 miles South on Route 25
Chicken Sandwiches, Icecream
COME ONE!
The public is invited
and to visit the read-
This society is a branch of The
Mother Church, the First Church of
Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.
MT. CORY METHODIST
The first of a series of Sunday
evening worship programs will be
held at the Mt. Cory Methodist
church next Sunday evening, August
3rd at 8:00. The services, to be held
every six weeks, will be mainly of a
musical nature, both local and invited
talent participating. Offerings taken
at the services will be contributed
to the organ fund of the church.
Music for the Sunday evening pro
gram w-ill be provided by members
of the Oyer family, of Bluffton. Rev.
Ben Rider, former pastor of the
church will sing, and also give
short talk.
6:30 P. M.
Beginning at
DO YOU KNOW
that, while everything else has become more
Banking Service Only
Has Become Che*
And that in spite of the fact that all bank i
salaries, taxes, equipment, stationery, ins
have become more expensive,
Interest rates are the lowest in yeai
the small service charges, based on s
of service rendered, are infinitesimally
at the very most hardly more for the
year even to the one paying most, th
price of an average family dinner.
When in need of money for any purpO
any amount come in and see us. Our
cheaper, and our service more prompt an
convenient than any out of town financial
public or private.
The Citizens National Bank
Member Federal Reserve Systeiq
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
CARMI THEATRE-I”’
atermelon
and Cake, Pie, V
COME ALL
txpensive,
operations,
irance,
BLUFFTON, OHIO
THURS.—FRL—SAT.
ABBOTT and COSTELLO
in
I
“Buck Privates Come Home”
SUN.—MON.
Ann Southern I
in
“Undercover Maisie”
TUES.—WED.
The Academy Award Picture!
WINNER OF 9 ACADEMY AWARDS!
“THE REST
3
One show each night at 7:30
Matinee Wednesday at 2:30 P. M.
Prices for this show—ADULTS $1.20
Prices for Wed. Matinee—ADULTS .75
Prices for Children..................... .50
CHURCHES OF
C. D. Read,
luffton:
The
all
and
mount
small,
entire
tn the
for
are
e and
rates
1 far more
institution,
Pastor
9:lo Worship service
ject—The Fruit of th
10:0b Bible School
Luginbuhl, Supt.
Bethel:
10:15 Bible School,
man, Supt.
11:15 Worship sei
subject—The Fruit of
EVANGELICAL & REFORMED
CHURCHES
V. C. Oppermann, Minister
Emmanuel's:
9:30 a. m. Church School
10:45 a. m. Morning worship
meet
4, at
The
Guild
nesday evening, August 13.
An Ice cream
on the church
evening, August
a
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Paul H. Cramer, Pastor
Church School 9:30 A. M.
10:30 Morning Worship—Sermon:
The Abundant Life by Rev. Paul
Whitmer.
The Eli Augsburger Farmily.
Graveside Rites
Held For Infant
Sandra Kay Neuenschwander, in
fant daughter of Mr.
bert Neuenschwander
Thursday in Bluffton
ly after birth.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
CHRIST
and Mrs. Del
of Lima died
hospital short-
were held in
Graveside services
Woodland cemetery, Beaverdam, with
Rev. Paul Whitmer officiating. Be
sides the parents three brothers sur
vive.
Trash mulch seedings of alfalfa
can be made during July and August
when the ground is moist to a depth
of six or eight inches. Seed mix
tures should contain clover, grasses,
and alfalfa.
KODAK YUM
fibre
OTART your pictur*
making right with depend
able Kodak Film in the yel
low box—the film that gets
the picture. Then send ue
the exposed roll* for expert
developing and prlutlxig.
SIDNEY’S DRUG SHOP
East Orange
Marv
Sermon sub
Spirit.
Robert E
r. .v .ni The Woman’s Missionary meeting
Consistory of the church wtl the home of Mrs
on Monday evening, August I. zjmmerman Wednesday,
AUS- 6th- lt WU1 the firSt We1‘
od until Wed I nes^aY instead of the second Wed-
will be postponed until Wed-1
1 nesday of the month.
Social will be held I “r ‘”d Mrs. CM.
lawn on Thursday Charles attended the
7 at 6-30 I umon at the Arlington
Members of the congregation are I T?av and
... „i___ v I well and children Lynn Kay ana
worshipping at Emmanuels church.I
TU V, U pis- I Lonnie Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary Cir-1 Michael „ere
de will meet at the home of Mrs. o( Mr and
Helen Naas on Monday evening, Au-1
gust 4, at 8:00. All are most cordial-1 a rs Pqv,_
Un a i. I I we^» Friday.
9:30 Sunday School. Levi Mellmg-I Mjgs E]ajM Rfam ig
er’ .a, I nicely from her recent operation at
10:30 Mommg worsh.p Bluffton Hospital.
Professor Dunn as the speaker.. I
8 P. M. Special Evangelistic serv-1
ices continuing each evening of the!
week. I
I
FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH I
J. N. Smucker, pastor I
9:30 Sunday School, under thepor^» Angus and
direction of Mr. Carl Smucker. I Moser.
10:30 The Worship Service I Did you ever
No evening services during the! Home Freezer in
month of August. and see a 12 cub:ic
the thermometer
Last Rites Held
For Infant Girl
Mae Ruggley, five-day-old
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
of North Jackson street,
Diana
daughter
Ruggley
died Tuesday morning at Bluffton I
hospital where she was born last
Thursday.
Services were held at the Paul
Diller funeral home Wednesday
morning followed by burial at Mple
Grove cemetery with John Tosh offi
ciating.
Surviving besides the parents are
one brother at home the paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ruggley of Bluffton and maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Grismore of Pandora.
CARD OF THANKS
We
appreciate the many expres
of sympathy and kindness
to us during our recent
sions
shown
bereavement,
couragement
Landes will
also we are
the helpful service rendered on the
day of the funeral by the Ladies
Missionary society of the Ebenezer
Mennonite church.
comfort and en
Rev. Howard
The
given
long be remembered
especially grateful for
spent lues
Mary Stager.
Mrs. Mabel Tippin and daughter
Lynda Joyce, Mrs. Dora Gallant,
Joan Loose and Jimmie Jones all of
Findlay and Mary Heldman were
Clyde Hart-1 d.nner W(,inesday of Mr. and
f, I Mrs. Burley Boutw
Sermon I
I John Hartman o
spirit. I
1 was an over nnr
in the C. M. Heldn
Seattle, Wash.,
guest Thursday
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ledford of
Chattanooga, Tenn., spent several
days with Ed Bowman and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Bowman and family and
returned home Saturday.
Heldman and
Hartman re
Park, Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amstutz of
.. Harrod, Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Bout-
Dmh.
I was honor of Lynn Kay s birth-
ly invited, I
The Consistory of the church will I aX anniversary ..h and
meet on Wednesday evening. August and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and
a. o ,t. r. Z I family entertained a group of
6, at 8:00 at the Parsonage. I
______ I fives and fnends in their home
DEFENSELESS MENNONITE Ida^
rmTR.cn I ™rs- Kermit Boehm and
n v i Qh-dt Pf-tnr I Mrs- T- W- Smith and daughters and
alM™ Mar-V Heldman Wer' din”er
u ay I guests last Thursday of Mrs. Ezra
Prayer meeting and Bible study
at P- M- Sam
Friday— I of Mr
8 P. U. The opening night of ourl Gorb
special Evangelistic Services and I
continue each evening and closing I
Sunday evening July 10, with Prof.-I Rj) Creek
Willis J- Dunn of Taylor Umversity Baptjst chun,h Punday moraing.
as the Evangelist. I Uo Agin
called on Emma Bout-
rela
Sun
sons,
Gorby is staying in the home
and
has
Mrs. Charley Baker. Mr.
been ill the past two
Longenecker of Pember
Roy
STOCK SALES
For rent—Bulls: Shorthorn Here
Browh Swiss. Ira
tf
a Farm and
operation? Stop in
foot freezer keep
down to zero at
Waitermire’s.
BHERY BUYS
JANE PARKER RAISIN'
POUHD CAKE ™rh3ic
A&P BAKER’S CHOCOLATE CHIP
COOKIES Pkg. 43c
MARVEL HOT DOG OK
SAHDWICH ROLLS 16c
MARVEL WHITE BREAD
Thwc't wcahh of With and enerfty ia
every luwiooi loot of Marvel Breed
and every one (Baranieed freak daily by
the date on the wrappei
BIG CHIEF
13c
20 oz. loaf
Fly Ribbons lO^lDc
DAIRY VALUES
WISCONSIN MEDIUM SHARP
CHEDDAR............
KRAFT PHILADELPHIA
CREAM CHEESE.. X’
SWISS CHEESE ....
I Salad Dressing
Ann Page Made of
the Finest Ingredients
Settlement
Edison Burry of
over the week end
me of Mrs. Solemn
ters and other rela-
Mr. ana Mrs.
Ft. Wayne were
visitors in the
Welty and daugh
tives and friend?
quite ill at present.
Dennis C. Diller
Selma Miller, Mr.
Oscar Lora is
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Homer D. Reichenbach
and family, Misses Leia Jean Hill
and Betty Steiner, Mrs. Carl Roeth
lisberger, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Roethlisberger of Bowling Green
were Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Aldine Roeth
lisberger and family in Lima.
Aldine Diller has been quite ill
during the past week.
Sarah Jane and Lois Eleine,
daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth
Geiger are spending some time in
the home of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Geiger. Rev. and
Mrs. Geiger are at present in
Canada.
Lehman Bros, who have been
operating a threshing outfit for
many years are not following that
work this season and are devoting
their time to baling of hay and
straw with the most modern equip
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Amstutz
and daughter left for their home at
Wisner, Nebraska, Saturday after
several weeks’ visit among relatives
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moser, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Moser and family,
Lawrence Moser, Mrs. Wanda Welty
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alcus
Pate of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Doty and family of Lima and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Frary and son John
of Mt. Vernon, the children of Mrs.
Welty and John Frary accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Tate to their home for
a visit.
Wheat combining in this area will
soon be past. Threshing is soon to
be in full swing.
Clair Schumacher is at present
employed by the A. C. & Y. railroad
as a member of a maintanence crew.
The cantata “The Holy City” is
to be presented at the St. John
church, Sunday evening.
DIXIE
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EVERY POUND GUARANTEED
1 Lj TO PLEASE YOU
ENJOY 001" SAY INGS
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mCLUIld
PICKLES
ENRICHED FARINA
63c
lb.
31C
pint
16-or.
cans
BEANS 2
NABISCO SHREDDED
12-oc.
pkjfs.
WHEAT 2
MILLER’S GREEN
GINGERBREAD MIX
X-pert’s Cake Mix. A luscious
treat that's hard to beat.
Triplett softball team will tangle
with Jenera’s strong city outfit un
der the lights at Harmon field this
Thursday, in what may be its last
home game of the season.
Next week both the Triplett and
Sportsmen team will play in the Al
len county tournament, and the sea
son for both outfits will be com
pleted the second week in August.
The Triplett-Jenera tilt will at
tract a near-record turnout, for both
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FEATURES
GROCERY
MAJESTIC KOSHER
i-oz.
box
DEI, MONTE DICED
CARROTS 2
ALL I’VRI’OSE CLEANER
TOPS SUOS 2
1.AKES1DE CHEESE
WAFERS.........
SOUP ......... 4
25c
14 oz. pkg.
DEVIL'S FOOD MIX 14-n. pk«. 25c
Puddings...
Sparkle Assorted
Flavors
4 27c
Triplett And Jenera Nines Will
Play Under Lights Here Thursday
SPECIAL INVITATION!
Basinger’s Furniture Store invites you to shop their
three floors for housfumishings you may be needing—
no obligation—we welcome a comparison of quality and
prices. We feature nationally advertised lines by respon
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Our stocks include
lines:
39c
]4ib..
17c
19c
lb.
Clusters ..........................
lb.
59c
89c
lb.
bag
each
Guaranteed
12c
lb.
33c
2
ibs.
2-15c
COLI.EGE INN TOMATO
23c
27c
25c
19c
MELLO WHEAT
COCKTAIL ....23c
NVLTANA
OLIVE OIL.......165c
MANCHESTER SLICED
BEETS.......2 25c
RED CHEEK
,39c
ANN PAGE TOMATO
APPLE JUICE 2 35c
CAKE DECORATION
TRIM-ETTES lt8 10c
Soups...
Phillip’s Assorted^—
A Real Bargain
3
THURSDAY, JULY .31, 1947
havii fine records.
In the contest, Timer Spaeth, Je
nera manager, and Gene Beach,
Triplett hurler, both of whom form
erly pitched for Triplett, will be the
opposing moundsmen. Spaeth and
Beach both live in Jenera, providing
added color for the cohtest.
The Sportsmen team will have no
other games prior to tournament
play, although the crew will prac
tice at Harmon field, Friday night-
the following nationally advertised
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Lamps
Simmons Co.—Bedding
Aladdin & Rembrandt
Alexander Smith, Firth—Rugs
Kroll—Juvenile Furniture
Lazy Boy, Rockin-Eze, Strait, Royal Easy—Chairs
Lane—Cedar Chests.
Armstrong—Linoleuin
Samson—Card Tables, Chairs
Chrom-Craft—Dinettes
Sellers—Kitchen Furniture
Kay-Dee—Metal Kitchen Cabinets
Perfection Oil Stoves and Fuel Oil Heaters
Pittsburgh Plate/Glass Mirrors
Pearl Wick Clothes Hampers
Appliances—Si
Bendix, Enters
Revere Ware
Gift Lines by
Duk-it, Hasko
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ap, Telechron, Everhot, Westclox.
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Fostoria Glass
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ksk Us For Gift Suggestions
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tf
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