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PAGE FOUR EVANGELICAL & REFORMED CHURCHES V. C. Oppermann, Minister Emmanuel’s: No Worship Services this Sunday. The congregation is worshipping with St. John’s in their Harvest S Rev. Kenneth Geiger Goshen, Indiana Smart as tobb?'socks .Tfand just as popular! iCome in for Red Goose "’Shoes today*.they're ideal. The House of Perfect Sound Advertised ta life and other leading Suddenly Its Sp SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY Sport of Kings Plus 4 Cartoons Home Festival. Let’s have a good attendance. No choir rehearsal this week. W. H. Gratz Family Shoe Store “Corrective Fitting A Specialty” Bluffton, Ohio Brotherhood meets at St. John’s church on Thursday evening at 8:00 P. M. Guest speaker Rev. Tinsler, Dean of men, Ohio Northern univer- Youth For Christ Rally Sat., Oct. 25th Walter Treadway leads the singing Robert Turners furnish the music Winifred Jacobson challenges for Missions Rev. Kenneth Geiger “holds forth the Word of Life!” This is for YOU! $5.50 IO THEATRE' BLUFFTON, OHIO WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY MARQUIS the Magician ON THE STAGE The Notorious Gentleman ON THE SCREEN Adults 60c Children 25c FRIDAY-SATURDAY PAULETTE GODDARD FRED in Adults 27c Children 20c SI NDAY-MONDAY BOB HOPE and DOROTHY LAMOUR in My raverite Orunette Matinee Sunday at 3:00 P. M. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSBAY Fl 17ADCTU TAVI (ID -EDMUN0 GWEIW LLIZHDE I il lAlLUK from Be Onpite! p!e» tw HOWARD LI5DSAY & RUSSEL CROUSE Adults §1.25 Children 50c MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 3:30 Adults 90c Children 50c M. 8 P. Bluffton high school auditorium Red (GooSEyi \ShoesP Phblications\jA/X Matinee Sunday 3 P. M. Continuous icMURRAY ring VT 2:30 tierse gating “su «ns “-S-MICHAEL CURTIZ i. ity. Your presence is desired. Catechism Saturday morning at 9:30 at St. John’s church. St. John’s— 9:30 A. M. Church school 10:45 A. M. Harvest Home Service 7:30 P. M. Harvest Home Service Sunday is Harvest Home at St. John’s church. All members and friends are cordially invited. Dr. Charles Prugh will speak in the morning service at 10:45 A. M. and Dr. D. A. Bode will speak in the evening at 7:30 P. M. The choir will not meet for re hearsal this week. Brotherhood meets on Thursday evening at the church at 8:00 P. M. Rev. Tinsler, Dean of Men, Ohio Northern University will be the guest speaker. All are urged to at tend. Catechism instruction Saturday morning at 9:30 A. M. Bring canned fruit to the church for Children’s Home and for the Home of the Aged. All items used in decorating should be at tfie church by Saturday noon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sunday services at 10:30 a. m. Subject: Probation afteft Death. Testimonial meeting at 7:30 Wed nesday evening. The reading room at the church is open every Wednesday from 7:00 to 7:30 p. m. The public is invited to all services and to visit the read ing room. This society is a branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass. CHURCHES OF CHRIST C. D. Read, Pastor Bluffton: 9:15 Worship service. Sermon subject: What is God’s Solution. 10:00 Bible school. Robert E. Luginbuhl, Supt. Bethel: 10:15 Bible school. Clyde Hartman, Supt. 11:15 Worship service. Sermon subject: What is God’s Solution? PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Ernest N. Bigelow, Minister Rockport: Morning worship 9:30 Church school 10:30 Mr. Lawrence Begg, Supt Bluffton: Church ochool 9:45 Mr. Ropp Triplett, Supt. Morning worship 11:00 Choir practice Thursday night, 7:45. This is the first rehearsal. All are welcome to come and sing. Sunday sermon: “James and John, the Sons of Thunder.” EBENEZER MENNONITE (Two miles west of Bluffton) Rev. Howard T. Landes, Pastor Thursday— 8:00 Prayer and Bible study Topic, “Crossing the Jordan.” 9 P. M. Choir rehearsal Sunday— 9:30 Sunday School, Joseph Thomp son, sup’t. 10:30 Morning worship Theme: “David Restoring the Ark.” 7:30 C. E. programs 8:10 Evening service. Song sendee and message: “Jo nah Displeased.” EVANGELICAL (DEFENSELESS) MENNONITE Rev. E. J. Shady, Pastor Thursday— 7:30 Prayer meeting and Bible study Sunday— RALLY DAY SERVICE 9:30 Sunday school, C. D. Diller, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship 7:00 C. W. B. program 7:45 Evening service REMEMBER—Youth for Christ Rally, Saturday night, Bluffton High school auditorium 8:00 P. M. FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH J. N. Smucker, pastor Thursday— 7:15 Choir rehearsal. 8:15 Bible study Sunday— 9:30 The Sunday school, Carl Smucker, Supt. 10:30 Worship service. Rev. S. T. Moyer will occupy the pulpit. 6:30 Intermediate Christian En deavor i 7:30 Evening service. Pres, fcam seyer will show pictures of Europe today. Visitors are cordially welcome. ig 4c He STOCK*SALES For rent—Bulls: Shorthorn Here ford, Angus and Brown S^iss. Ira Moser. tf Wanted—Butcher cattV, hogs and calves. Swank Bros. JHeat Market, phone 208-W. tf For sale—Regastafed Shropshire rams, yeaAinaHanfi older. L. Heighway, BiujfTOtf phone. tf For si!e4|Durdb male hog. Wm. Althaus, ymone /?3-W. Wanteck-Dayyold calf. Mrs. Amos Luginbuhl, Bluffton phone 548-T. Wanted—Horses. Call Amos Thut, 208 S. Main St. Phone 238-W. For salea—puroc male hog, good breeder. Wmf Amstutz, mile east of Gratz crossing. For sale—Guernsey cow 4 yrs. old, fresh in few days. Fred C. Bader tscher, Bluffton phone. THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Paul H. Cramer, Pastor Sunday— Sunday school 9:30 A. M. Morning worship 10:30 A. M. Youth Fellowship 6:30 P. M. Thursday, October 23 Senior choir practice 7 p. m. Church School Board of Educa tion, Sunday school officers and teachers, 7:45 P. M. Friday, October 24 Children’s choir will meet for practice immediately after school. Miss Beverly Lanning of Bluffton College will be the director and Miss Sara Jane Huser, pianist. Miss Lois Hauenstein president of the Allen County Methodist Youth Fellowship will represent that group at Conference Youth meeting being held at Delaware, October 24 and 25. MISSIONARY CHURCH Robert R. Welch, Pastor Wednesday— Mid-week prayer service 7:30 p. m. Sunday— 9:30 Sunday school 50:30 Morning worship 6:30 .Prayer service 7:00 Missionary Youth Fellowship. Children’s meeting in basement. 7:30 Evening service Everyone is welcome. Making present stocks of livestock feeds go furthest in maintaining Ohio’s livestock industry without wasting matt rials which might be included in human food supplies is one of the problems for the annual Livestock Nutrition Conference at Ohio State University, November 6 and 7. Dean L. L. Rummell is toast master at the Thursday night ban quet, and Robert West Howard, Hart ford, Connecticut, is speaker. Use of buck rakes for Ohio hay making was the cheapest way of getting .the hay in the barn on 199 farms. Buck rakes made hay at a cost of 1.7 hours of man labor per ton and of §1.45 in money. The wagon and loader method put hay in the bam for $2.35 per ton, and pickup baler costs were $3.27 per ton. A buck rake and stationary field chopper took the least man power per ton. DIXIE MARGARINE I l«,QOO UNITS OF VITAMIH A UUFLAVOIURICH SPREAD Unappetizing seasoning 1 1 1 '........ A&P’s Low Prices on BIKERY THEITS JANE PARKER LADY FINGERS HARVEL DINNER ROLLS NEW LOW PRICE 1 doz. pkg. RITZ CRACKERS biscuit mix Geraldine Montgomery James Steiner Are Wed Miss Geraldine Montgomery, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Montgomery and James Steiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Steiner, both of Bluffton, were married in a dou ble ring ceremony Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of the offi ciating minister, Rev. Roy Longe necker in Pemberville, a former pas tor of the bride. The bride wore a dress of aqua blue metallic cloth interwoven with silver, shoulder corsage of white roses and small white hat, black ac cessories and a strand of pearls, the gift of the groom. Preceding the ceremony Carl Montgomery, cousin of the bride, played “Always” and the traditional wedding marches for entrance and exit of the bridal party. Miss Anna Louise Montgomery, sister of the groom was bridesmaid and wore a gray gabardine dress with black accessories and pink rose bud corsage. James Stonehill, friend of the groom was best man. Mothers of the bride and groom wore %lack with matching acces sories and red rosebud corsages. Following the ivedding a dinner was held at the Campus Cafe in Bowling Green after which the cou ple left on a ten days’ trip thru the eastern states. The bride wore for going away a black dress trim med with sequins and harmonizing accessories with white rose corsage. On their return they will reside in the Chamberlain apartments on South Main street. The bride, a graduate of Mt. Cory high school was employed at the Triplett plant here and graduate of Bluffton a livestock dealer. a is to the lm„e «d P- W ’“V not A 49c this ad priced MORE 29c 1-doz. pkg. 6-oz. bag JANE PARKER POTATO CHIPS JANE PARKER KINGS AHGEL FOOD each JANE PARKER ENGLISH MUFFINS......... 23c Jane Parker DONUTS 15c GERBER’S STRAINED or CHOPPED BABY FOOD 6 45c Ifl-oz. AAm pkg. DISQUICK ... Fancy Longrain the groom, high school Here, There, and Everywhere The Seth Basinger cider mill, west of town, had a very heavy run last Wednesday, starting at a. m. and still making cider long after dark in the evening. 4:30 until call- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Huber ed on Mrs. Chris Schnegg and son Walter, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balister of Mt. Cory are moving out on the Bums farm, west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Scoby of Findlay are moving to Mt. Cory, in the near future. Mrs. Howard Moser, north of Beaverdam', called Thursday after AtMUKHffW FOOD BILLS DOWN VO FOOD STOKE HAS MOKE IS* I......... WEEKl-J PHICES MOKE O.t an y waMy k"p i food bill* down because, after alL lower* food b,"e k A&P. that’* *»*at keeps them eonting ba 1 .. i»at to do it 1* not i And «e believe that the be i b, to-•— ,b. ..." b... b, I u™,. u, ■*». P«li" P”1"’ even in the face of today soaring because we eul operating expenses an V 7T- 15^^ "3^ 49c RICE 3 ib. pus. When Available NORTHERN TISSUE A*P Aanounrea With Pride A Most Important Achievement .. JAH PARKER BREAD The Bread That's Baked by Pastry Chefs WITH A LOT MORE SUGAR for »w«Her flavor, Letter mu. more and fa.lrr energy WITH A LOT MORE MILK for (mouther tevture. more protein and minerals I including calcium). WITH A LOT MORE SHORTENING foe better keeping qualities. eritper trad, richer flavor. Jane Parker Bread u ao good you might have baked it yourself. and ft's guaranteed treat daily*. Try it today! AnP's Low Prices On PEAK-JOT PIUIDIIE JONATHAN Apples 4 b«- 39c School Boy Size ROME BEAUTY APPLES 4 INDIANA WASHED 49c noon on Mrs. Chester Huber. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shehan daughter Graceann of Mt. Cory ed Thursday evening on Mr. Mrs. Chester Huber. and call and John Moser, north Main Street, Bluffton, who recently broke his leg is able to be around on crutches. The test well drilling for oil on the Boehr is reported farm north of Bluffton a dry hole. Round Trip Ticket only A&P’s Low Prices on HUB HAIRY FOURS STEAM RENDERED SURE GOOD MIDGETS......... SMOKED TANGY LINKS 8. CHATEAU PLAIN OR PIMEN Fancy 2 39c Baking ibs. POTATOES ... 10 lbs FLORIDA SI SIZE 47c GRAPEFRUIT ... 3 for 27c DROMEDARY PASTEURIZED DATES pitted........... JU1: YELLOW DRY «n 7 ONIONS ...........5 lb. 41c BED, RIPE CRANBERRIES ... u, 39c No- 254 cans IONA PEAS PACKER’S LABEL TOMATOE Coldstream 25c SALMON Get your tickets today and avoid disappointment. First come-i—first served. C. I. Nistuandcr IONA 1 Ib. can THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1947 Mayor’s Notice Burning News Want Ads get results. W. A. Howe, Mayor A REMINDER GET YOUR Trucks Lettered Windows Lettered 1 now before it ^ets too cold, because I ain’t going to paint any signs wearing gloves! JERRY JENNINGS SIGNS 426 S. Jackson St. Phone 166-Y A REMINDER Railroad Tickets on sale at our store for the Special Train going to Chicago, October 29 for the Inter national Harvester Centennial. JMV McCormick-peering Dealer A P's oir Prices quality RED BALL YELLOW 1-lb. ctn.- LARD............... YUKON ASSORTED BEVERAGES 12-oz pkg: MEL-O-PURE i CHEESE........... X: I PUMPKIN California rubbish or leaves i& Bluffton’s streets sur asphaltic concrete or surface streets in the forbidden faced witl other harj town, surf acini shortens /the life of the pavement. Please ci better i 27 T/us practice damages the g/ materials and greatly ^operate in our program for Streets. rT'n \J ROCERIES lorida Cnbweetened GRAPEFRUIT IUICE............... 19c IXNYFIELD ALL PURPOSE 41c 10UR 5 UTTER KERNEL GOLDEN JORN................ N%n2 SPICE...... fKRAFT IOX*A 15c 2-oz. 1-lb. bag CARAMELS PRESERVES 1-lb. bag CUT BEETS 2 Noca2’i 19c WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK...... 2“ GOLDEN OR WHITE 20c KARO SYRUP ...!*£ No. 2 can COCOA ........... CORN MEAL .... 5 LAKESIDE BUTTER MAID CRACKERS WHITE HOUSE 1-lb. ctn. MARGARINE..... 25c APPLE BUTTER »JS 9C at A&P's Loir Prices On ur coms EIGHT O’CLOCK RED CIRCLE ... BOKAR ............... lb.39c Ib.42c Ib. 43c OQa 3 NO. 2 4UC CANS a? 15c Orange Juice 29c 4* OB. BBS