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OBSERVER NEWS WRITERS: Brasher Falls - Mrs. Viva Paxton - EV 9-3935 Winthrop - Miss Bernice Raymond - EV 9-3321 Stockholm - Mrs. Mildred Jenkins - FL 3-4520 Helena - Mrs. William Qninell - RO 9-94GS 22 Massena, N. Y. Observe* ^Brasher — Winthrop Page Observer News Coverage of Towns of Brasher, Stockholm, Lawrence OBSERVER DEALERS Brasher Falls — LaFave's Grocery Winthrop - Guerttn's - Rafa's North Lawrence — Walootfs - Cotey*s Lawrenceville — Ross Store Tuesday, May 9, 1967 The Wesleyan Church' Organized from Merger, 2 Protestant Churches - - Brookdale— .The General Su- perintendents of the Wesleyan Methodist and Pilgrim Holiness Churches announce that the merger of the denominations has been approved by more than the two-thirds majori t y vote required. The Pilgrim Holiness Church \n its 1966 International Confer- ence, ratified the merger pro- posal by a more than 75 per- cent majority, and the Gener- al Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church gave it a tnore than 79 percent majority. The vote of the Wesleyai* Meth-| odists on the conference and lo- cal church levels, were virtual- ly identical. The constitution of the Pilgrim Holiness Church • gives ijull. authority to the In- ternational Conference. There- 1 e 7 1 J F I c I 4 r Our facts and figures will \ convince you that an auto | loan here will COST YOU { LESS. Terms we are sure } will suit your convenience. LQOK INTO IT NOW! FIRST NATIONAL f BANK fore, there were no., votes tak- en on the district and local levels.' The merged group will be called the Wesleyan Church. The Pilgrim'Holiness Church with headquarters in Indiana- polis, and the Wesleyan Meth- odist Church, with headquar- ters in Marion, bith in Indiana, plan for the merging general conference to be convened on June 25, 1968, in Anderson, In- diana. The' conference sessions will be held in the renowned Warner Auditorium-. —It-is-- to be noted^ that- the Wesleyan Methodist Chur c h, which had its origin in 1943, accomplished merger in 1966 with the Reformed Baptist Church. The Pilgrim Holiness Church dates its beginning from 1897. This merged church will have an aggregate of 2,117_| churches; in all six continents missionary activity is carried on; 3,701 ministers; 259 mis- sionaries; and nine colleges in the Unjted States. It merg e s two publishing houses w h o se business is 'publishing- religious periodicals. Eight publications are mailed to 31 ebuntries. The decision to merge brings to a conclusion active negotia- tions which have been engaged M, since 1954. The two groups come togeth- er with complete una'nimity on all cardinal doctrines. A dis- tinctive of both groups is the Biblical doctrine of Christian holiness. The organizational and administrative structures are not divergent. It is believ- ed that the actual merging of theological statements, pro- grams, institutions, administra- tive systems and boundary lines can be accomplished in a minimum amount of time and without difficulty. Mrs. Hicks Re-Elected WSCS Head West Stockholm — The Rev. Leonard Bucklin officiated at the installation service of the West Stockholm, W.&C.S. of the West Stockholm Methodist I Church, Sunday morning,\ Apr. 30, in the West Stockholm church. The officers, re-elected to succeeds themselves, and in- stalled, were as follows: Presi- dent, Mrs. Winnie Hicks; vice- president, Mrs. Ruth Wilcox; secretary, Mrs. Bernice Green, treasurer, Mrs. Hilda Aim- strong; secretary of spiritual life, Mrs,. Pearl Pelsue; secre- tary of social relations, Mrs. Hazel Waite; secretary of membership cultivation, Mrs. Constance Chaffee; secretary of missionary education and service,- Mrs. Anna Tracy; pnt gram material, Mrs. Beul a h Green; secretary of supply work; Mrs. Maefred Austin; and secretary of local church activities, Mrs. Susan Davis. 4rE Club Members Attend Cornell SuhFrosh Weekend; Exchange Students, Speakers Methodist Church News Brasher Falls — The Metho- dist Church Fellowship met at the church Sunday evening at 7:30. -The topic was \My Church'.', which constituted a conversation between a new church building and a church mouse. Young people from 12 to 25 years of age, are wel- come to join this group. Come and join. The District Spring meeting was held Tuesday, May 2nd, at the Norfolk Methodist Church. The guest speaker was Mrs. Robert Root. Camp Aldersgate — Summer Camp application blanks, are now available. If interested, see the pastor,- the Rev. A.A. Cameron. The camp schedule is\ on the bulletin board. The Rev. Richard A. North- The Edgewater Eagles 4-H Club held their regular month- ly business meeting in the club house' at' Helena, and hosted the Brasher Iron Works. I-Club. Following the regular busi- ness, the foreign exchange students from St. Lawrence Central School, both talked and. answered questions about their respective countr i e s. They are Christine Masengers of Uganda, Africa, and Bill Lopes, Argentina, South Amer- ica. Cookies and punch were served, and games enjoyed by the entire group. The club presented green and while bouquets to the Methodist and Catholic Church- es, to \be- used on the altars in observance of Rural Life Sunday. A meeting was held on con- servation, Tuesday,' May 2, at the home of Leader Carrol! Curtis. Connie Curtis, Brash e r Falls; Joan Cook, Potsdam; and Joe Durant, Massena, rep- resented St. Lawrence County at the Sub-Frosh Weekend at Cornell University, Ithaca. The group left Thursday afternoon and returned Saturday eve- ning. They were accompanied by Floyd Morter Jr., St. Law- rence County* 4-H agent. A most worthwhile and enjoyable trip was reported by the young folks. : Pfc. Carl Crump With Army Unit In Vietnam Sanfordville News Sanfordville — Ronnie Wil liams, LaFayette, spent the weekend with his broth e r Wayne Williams. -Ronnie and~WaynepWilliams mother, Mrs. Agnes Williams has been spending the past two weeks with another son . and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert -Williams and family, Atlanta, GaT Ronnie Williams plans to go to Atlanta, Ga. this weekend to bring his mother home. Mr. and Mrs.\ Gary Hutchin- son and daughter, Wendy Lu, Rochester, spent the weekend at the homes of their parents Mr. and Mrs. James Pelsue, and' with Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Hutchinson, Russell They attended church Sunday morning 1 hi the West Stockholm rop will be the guest speaker at the Brasher Falls Church on Conference Sundays May 21st. He is a former pastor, who served here from 1957 un- til 1961. Come and welcome him by being present. . If you want life insurance that you can change as often as your way of life changes... ...the man from Nationwide is on your side. Nationwide thinks it's crazy thatyou should have to buy a whole new policy every time you need more or less life insurance. That's why Nationwide invented its Adjustable Life Plan. You can change your coverage as often as your way of life changes —but without all the fuss of having a new policy written.Yoii simply add new coverage to your present policy. Example: Each time you have a child, your responsibilities as a breadwinner increase so you need more insurance. The man from Nationwide lets you add insur- ance on yourself to your existing policy. But then as your children grow older, get married and become less dependent, he lets you decrease your insurance if you care.to. Nationwide's Adjustable Life-Plan lets you add or subtract nine benefits. But no matter how many times you change your coverage, you never have to pay to have a brand-new policy written. It's 'simple. It saves you money. And it's one more way the man from Nationwide is on your side. Nationwide Insurance The man from Nationwide is on your side. LIFE • HEALTH * HOME • CAR • BUSINESS. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co. Home office: Columbus, Ohio Yon can cover practically anything that comes along \* Just by adding to your one Nationwide policy. Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Waite spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Donovan, Eben. Mr. and Mrs.- JamesHPelsue called on Mr._ and Mrs. Roy Dove, Winthrqp, and also on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose, Pick- e Street road, Sunday eve- ning. ' Members of the Cub. Scout Pack 60 were presented with Bob Cat. .pins and.they. _pre_- sented skis at the regular meeting which was held Mon- day evening at the West Stock- holm Fire Station. Mrs. Maefred .Flanagan, Hopkinton-Potsdam road, has moved into the apartment owned by H. Lawrence Phip- pen. Mrs. Flanagan's husband, Harold Flanagan, passed away a few months ago. Mrs. Flana- ;an held an auction on Satur- day at her home on the Hop- kinton-Potsdam road. Mrs. Henry Castle spent- a Jew days this past week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph and family, Syracuse. Barrett, Quary Stone Low Bidder - By -Mildred Jenkins Stockholm — Bids for crush- id quarry stone were opened nd read at the Stockholm 'own Board meeting which was eld Tuesday evening, May 2, t the \office of the - Town Jlerk, Mrs. Duana Car e y, West Stockholm. The Barrett Division of Al- lied \Chemical Corp., Norfolk,- was the lowest bidder and was accepted. The motion to ccept this bid was made by Justice of the Peace, Kenneth Armstrong, and was seconded by Councilman Erwin Wade, A petition was\ presented froirHh&JancLowiiersJm, Green Street in the hamlet of San- fordville, that the Town accept this street as a Town high- way; Kenneth Armstr o n g made the motion .'to;' accept this resolution .and it was. seconded.by Erwin Wade; Supervisor Clyde Flint pre- sided at this meeting. Reports were read and approved. There was reading and approv ing of bills in the amount of $1786.09 general fund, and $2854.88 highway fund, for the month of April, to,be paid. The next regular meeting of the Stockholm Town Board will be held at' the Town lerk's office on Tuesday, June fi at 7:30 p.m. Town Board members at this meeting were: Supervisor lyde Flint; Superintendent of Highways, Silas Hunter; Jus- ice of the Peace, Kenneth Armstrong and Lincoln Chap- man; Councilmen. Erwin Wade and Harold Phippen; besides the Town Clerk, Mrs. Duana Clerk, Mrs. Duana Carey Also present was Fred Fla- herty, from the Barrett's Di- vision of Allied Chemical Corp, Norfolk. MASSENA: Earl White 50 Parker Avenue Phone: RO 9-3933 Brnnic Zagrobelny S3 Grove Street Phone: RO 9-3494 NORFOLK: Marshall Robert Box 462 Phone: EV 4-4378 HEUYELTON: George F. Ketcham Box 171 Phone: 344-MS2 CANTON: Kenneth Hall 17 Crescent Street Phone: FT 6-2881 Eugene D. Seeley Route 1 Morley Road Phone: 38M335 Cart Lloyd Crump of North awrence, was inducted into the United States Army, Dec. 1965. He had eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix, N. J., and was given a four-day leave at Christmas^ Following-basic r -he received a two-week leave, i>e- fore reporting to Texas for eight months training, as track driver. Private First Class Crump was home two weeks hi Octo- ber, before leaving for Vietnam. He is working for rank- of Spe- cialist Fourth Class. He left from ealifornia-on Nov. 8; 1966, for one year of duty in Vietnam. Bowling Team Participates in Tournament TED KQT AGENCY * Auto • Fir. * Lif. 49 Main St. Ph. 9-2731 Insure Today — The fed Hot Way I Women Hear State Senator North Stockholm - The •nes from North Stockholm, West Sockholm, and Breok- _ale who attended the annual luncheon of the Women's Re- >utilican Club of the Town of Stockholm held-at the^ Sunset Lmlge, Norwood, Saturday, April 29, at which time Sena- <n H. Douglas Barclay was ho guest speaker, follow. Mrs. Eva Dgahr Mrs. Mar-' ;ha Chase, Mrs. Thena Allen, Mrs7~Mildred Jenkiris, Mrs. Duana Carey, Mrs. Ethel Paul, Acs. Susie Kingsley, Mrs. Mil- dred Stickney, Mrs. Olga Jtickney, Mrs. Vera Wade, tfrs. Leone Carson, and Mrs. Sanfordville — Mrs. Dorothy /an Alstine, with Miss Bea- rice Childs, Mrs. Arlene Bou- ier, Mrs.\ Fay Thang, and Mrs. Vera Hay, all ot Pots- am, who bowl together, spent the weekend in Rochester where they bowled in the Women's International\ Bowi- ng Conference Tournament, .eld at the Gates Bowling Lane in Rochester. Bowling teams were present r rom_all the 48 States and a earn was expected to attend from Anchorage, Alaska. A otal of 6049 teams entered his tournament with 30,000 omen-represented. The ladies, returned home iunday night, with- the excep- ion of Mrs. Arlene Bouzier, who remained for the meeting is- she. was a delegate to this invention. TTflrs. Van Alstine said that ;his was the most impressive vent that she has ever at- ;ended Mother-Daughter Banquet Listed Monday, May 15 North Stockholm — The annuaLMother and_ Daughter covered dish supper of the North Stockholm W.S.C.S. of he-Methodist- Ghurch^wilHbe held in the church hall Mon- day, May 15,' at 6:30 p.m. The program ' will be hi chargejof Mrs/ Martha Chase. The guest speaker\ will be Mrs. Harold Beaudry, Colton, who will also officiate at the installation service of the W^S.€.S.; officers, for -the coming year. . ; * ' Everyone, is asked' to bring a covered dish. The evening's hostess will be Mrs. Irene Taylor. . ' i Katherine Page, Holmes Hill. Get-well cards were signed by everyone present, to be sent to three members .who are ills Mrs. Agnes Murray, who wa3 a patient in the Potsdam Hos- pital and $s now at home; Mi-s!, Eva Dunn, a patient at the A« Barton Hepburn Hospital, Og- densburg; and Mrs. Y E l sia Chapman,rwJhpjvas-a patient in the\ Massena Memorial Hos- pital. • It was also announced that Wilfred Subschmitt was a patient in the Mercy Hospital, Watertown, where he under- went eye surgery; Brasher Falls News Events Brasher Falls — A son, Ter- •ance Roy, was born to Le- iRoy-E. and Elaine Miller Phe- lix at Bochester, April 27, 1967. The proud grandparents ireMrrand MrsrRoy Phelixr! Irasher Falls. Guests for the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gauthier, were their daughters, the Misses Sharon and Judy Gau- thier of Brookline,\ \Mass. and fohn Magoon, Navy officer iboard-the—Wasp;—also r ..Mrs, Jauthier's mother, Mrs. Hazel Paige and son, of Potsdam. Miss Mary Murray was a msiness caller hi Massena Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fahey and son, Christopher, of Ro- chester, were weekend guests of-her parents, Mr., and Mrs.. [erard Fournia. _'VT GILBERT PHELIX ENROUTE TO VIETNAM Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phelix jntertained for dinner Sunday, ;heir son-in-law and daughter, Vlr. and Mrs. William .Sequin, laughter Debi, and son Ricky, if Winthrop, also their son and Jaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Phelix and son David, jf Rochester. The honor e d guest was_ their son Pvt. Gil- bert Phelix, on leave from Fort Sill, Okla., who was to report to Camp Dix, N.J., May 3rd, and then go to.San Francisco Calif^ to board a ilane for overseas duty in 'ietnam. Mrs. Vera LaClair spent the 'eekend with friends in Gou- 'erneur. Mrs. Ruth Clark spent the weekend at her home but re- ;urnecLJo Potsdam Sun d ? y jight asTer~daughtef^ Mrsr Gerald (Marion) Blair, had to return to Buffalo for further .reatment on her right arm which was 'fractured between ,he elbow and shoulder about •our weeks ago. Mrs. Gayle Kent has return- ed to her home is Buckton af- ter spending fe the winter with tlrs. Mildred Banham in Win- ;hrop. Miss Nancy Curtis, a junior A Ihe Potsdam State Uriivef-: jity College, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tra Curtis. Their son George, is in training at Fort Dix, N.J. James Ploof, son of Mr. an4 Mrs. Douglas Ploof Jr., Law- rence Ave., a graduate of St« Lawrence Central School and a former employee ~of Alcoa in Massena, also a member of the U.S. Army Reserves,\ 13 now attending school at Day- ton, Fla., taking the course m air conditioning. Mrs. Jean Sutton bt Law- renceville, spent last Sunday with her parents, Mr, and-Mrs. Walter Frary Sr., and attend- ed the morning service at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Mabel Gadbois entered Potsdam. Hospital last Monday for observation and treatment,. Dr. Ralph Cudlipp is her phy- sician* Mfs. Mary Small; who has* been with her sister, Mrs. Gadbois, returned to her home in Syracuse last Monday after- noon. Mrs. tBernice Dunn spent the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunn, in Ogdensburg and called at the Hepburn Hos- pital to see Mrs.. Eva Dunn. ATTENDS 25-YEAR ALCOA CLUB DINNER North Stockholm — Th 0 s e who attended the annual ban- quet for the 25-Year Club members of Alcoa, held in Massena, Saturday evening, Aprill29,-were: Mr, ancLMrsJ Gerald Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dean, Miss Bernica Baxter and Mrs. Mary Baxter. LOWBED TRAILER SERVICE STATEWIDE Heavy Hauling • To, From & Between All Northern New York Points Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry. Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. PASTEETH holds plates firmer and more com- fortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. -Doesn't-cause nausea. It's-alkaline (non-acid). Checks \plate odor.\ Dentures that fit are essential to health. See your dentist regularly. Get PASTEETH at all drug counters. 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