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Page Four WYOMING REPORTER — SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL — WESTERN NEW- YORKER — WYOMING COUNTY TIMES — WYOMING COUNTY GAZETTE Thursday, May 18, 1950 LET’S MODERNIZE YOU R KITCHEN NEW KELVINATOR AUTOMATIC COOK ELECTRIC RANGES, W A T E R HEATERS, FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS ________ American and Morton Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets. We do your entire job of yoa wish, except painting. Let us show you some kitchens already installed. Drawings to Scale and Estim a tes Given BARBER’S Washington Street Phone 582 Warsaw, N. Y. Locals I —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Graham have bought Mrs. Amelia Christ’s house on South Maple street. L. J —The Ladies’ AJternoon Card;SURROGATE’S COURT Club will meet with Mrs. Phoebe: Robinson on Wednesday, May 24. J *-)n Petition of Erwin G. Meyers .of Buffalo, he has been named ad- —Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Arnold]ministrator of the estate-of Henry of Cranston, R. I., are the parents Meyers of Silver Springs, who died of a daughter, Wendy Kay born February 21, 1950 and left per- Monday, May 15th. Mrs. Edith sonal property valued at $1800. Arnold is visiting them, for a few,The heirs are a brother, George H. weeks. j Meyers of Buffalo, a sister, Cath- _ jerine M. Becker of Buffalo and The Warsaw Busmens and Pio f0Ul- nieces and nephews! fessional Women s Club dinner has _________________ been postponed one week to Thurs! day, June 8th. More information1 MOOSE WOMEN ANNOUNCE will appear in the paper later on. jBUSY MEETING — The Ryan district school house I'he Women of the Moose will on Wyoming strdeet was sold to bave their next meeting on Wed- the highest bidder, Robert Land- i nesday, May 24th at 8:00 P.M. This castle. ;is Hospital Guild Chapter night | with Minnie Burgess as chairman. —The Good Will truck comes to1 Women of the Moose are nominat- Warraw this Thursday, the 18th ing officers at this meeting and j zinnia<? donG. bv Mrq rw-c and and will call here again in June.'there wil be an initiation class. All \ a For further information call War- members please try to be present saw 593. I at this meeting. Excellent Art Exhibits Shown in Warsaw Stores Warsaw merchants cooperate nicely with organizations and in dividuals who have art work for sale or display. A few weeks ago the windows of Boldt Company on Main street exhibited paintings executed by Mrs. Emma Cross. Recently, the Girl Scouts arranged a showing of their clever hand work in the win- 'dows of the Rochester Gas and Electric Company. For several days past Mr. Dohse has shown in his window a num ber of sketches and paintings done by Mrs. Ethel Duggan. Both Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Duggan show un usual talent which was partially developed under the direction of Myra Bartlett at the Adult Edu cation Class. Their is an adage to the effect that busy people find time to do most things; this certain ly is true in the cases of our two artists. Mrs. Cross has raised family and now has a full time position as a secretary. Mrs. Dug gan has a full schedule with her high school son and two small and lively boys to care for as well. In addition to their avocations, both women find time for church and civic work. The current showing • by Mrs. Duggan reveals versatility, em bracing water color, oil and pencil sketches. These range through many subjects. Outstanding are the church where Holy Night was composed and a view from the East Hill of our own St. Michael’s spire. Mrs. Duggag reports that she was waiting for a train to Gainesville one evening and made a sketch of the impressive spire on the back of an old bill she hap pened to have in her pocket. Her sketches in a lighter mood include very appealing animal studies, land scapes and flower pictures. Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Duggan both excell in flower studies. A bowl Warsaw Churches Invite You to Worship St. Michael’s Catholic Church Rev. John F. Donohue, Pastor. Masses on Sunday at 8:30 a. m and 10:00 a. m. Be Thrifty In '50... SHOP D A N A H Y - F A X O N Slav Kist Tuna Chunks Bisqnick for Biscuits Ige pkj, Hi-C Orangeade 4 6 oz. can Gold Seal Cake Mixes pkg Faxon Evap. Milk Granulated Sugar ' 5 lbs. Bala Club Beverages 2 btls. Cheer, Tide, Kirkman Flakes 2 pkgs. Asco Coffee II>. Salada Tea Bags 4 8 bags 8 BICYCLES GIVEN FREE! Save Boxtops! Save Labels from the following items. Contest closes Miclnitc June 4th. Get complete details at Danahy-Faxon. . YVHEATIES (I point) CORN MIX <1 point) CIIEERIOS (1 point) ACME CORN (2 points) IDEAL DESSERTS (1 point) 1 5 c 1 5 c 1 5 c 2 ca n s 2 7 c 3. p k g s . 1 9 c Faxon or Sunrise TOMATO JUICE (1 point) 46 ozs. 23c the spray of columbines by Mrs. Duggan stand out. Zinnas, with their vivid coloring and myriad odd-shaped petals and columbines, pastel and delicate in coloring wi’th tubular shaped, long spurred pet als are both most difficult to por tray on canvass. Warsaw people are interested in these accomplishments and proud of people who do them. Let’s have more, hobbies, paintings and handi work to uncover Warsaw’s hidden talent. Warsaw would be glad to see some of Henry TenHagen’s prize violets ajso. Let’s make it a civic project. POSTMASTER DEFINES LOTTERY RULES Churches of Christ, Scientist 202 P. O. Bldg., Castile N. Y. Christian Science service Sun day morning 10:45. Sunday school 10:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting including testimonies of healing 8:00. “Soul and Body” is the lesson- sermon subject for Sunday, May 21. Golden text: “My Soul, wait thou only upon God; for my ex pectation is from him” (Psalms 62: 5). Nursery for small children whose parents would like to attend the church services. Church school at 11:45 for all ages of children, young people, men and women. , Young'people leave the church at 7:00 P. M. to attend the Youth Musical program at First Pres byterian. church in Batavia. Wednesday, May 24th: Senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. in South Chapel. Boy Scout Troop No, 33 at 7:30 p. m. at Scout Cabin. Friday, May 26th, Junior choir at 3:45 in South Chapel. Junior Club at 4:30 at village park. In case of bad weather at the South Chapel. First Baptist Church 10:30 a. m. Sunday morning ser vice. 11:45 a. m. Sunday church school, classes for all ages. 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship for Juniors and seniors. 7:30 p.- m. Evening service. ’ May 23rd, Tuesday, Women’s Missionary Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Lester Bush at 7:30. May 24th, Wednesday: 7:00 Young Peoples Bible study 8:00 p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study. May 26th, Friday, CHB class meeting. Hostess will be announc ed later. Trinity Episcopal Church 11 a. m. Morning prayer and! Junior congregation. 8:00 P. M. Instituton of Rev. M. A. Garland as rector to be follow- Warsaw tvangelical ed by a service of confirmation. United Brethren Church Both services will be conducted by Morning worship 10:00 a. m. Eft. Rev. Lauriston L. Scaife, bish- Sunday school 11:00 a. m. op of Diocese of Western New Youth Fellowship 8:00 p. m. York. ' Monday, May 22nd the 4th quar- Special pracher, Very Rev. John terly conference will be held at the Sanborn, rector of St. James, Ba- Warsaw church at 8:00 p. m. tavia. Wednesday, May 24th the mid- Friday, May 19th, Junior activi- week prayer service will be held ties at the park if the weather is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roth. fit. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Confirm ation class at the church. _L Tomatoes Standard No. 2 caw Asco Pork & Beaus 16 ozs. Princess Margarine Hom-Dc-Lite Mayonnaise pint Glendale Club Cheese 2 lbs. Peter Pan Peanut Butter 1 2 ozs. Libby Peas 2 caws 2 caws 2 5 c 2 caws 1 9 c 2 lbs. 39c 3 3 c 73c 29 c 3 5 c H OTH OUSE TOMATOES \> 2 9 c 3 cars in pkg. Ice berg Lettuce Fresh Peas New Cabbage Sweet Com Oranges, Juicy Florida Rome Apples * Potatoes, Florida Grass Seed * 5 lb. bag 5 lb. bag 2 heads 29 c 17 c 2 lbs. 1 1 c 2 5 c -45c 3 lbs. 29 c 10 lbs. 4 5 c $ 1 . 8 9 (Continued from page 1) the mails, has no bearing what ever on the acceptability of like copy which he offers for publica tion and which is to be entered into the mails. The fact that the scheme or en terprise is in support of Cancer Research, Folio, or any other wor thy project in which the public has a definite interest has no bear ing on the acceptability of mater ial which violates the Lottery Law. Procedure The postmaster has a responsi bility, under his oath of office, to bar all material, such as described, from the mails. However, it is im possible to scrutinize each piece of advertising that passes through the office. • I am, therefore, placing the re sponsibility on the advertiser who prepares the copy and on the pub lisher who accepts it to see that no material such as we have here discussed enters the mails. I ask you readers to bear in mind that the above is not an attempt to dis cuss lotteries as such, or to explain Juccl ordinances. State or Federal law. as they apply to lotteries. It is merely a di.-cussion nf advertising matter, entering the U. S. mails. In going to such length in bring ing these items to you, I do so with ■the intention of doing away with the nuisance of chasing down un mailable matter and arguing with advertisers and publishers over material which cannot pass thru the mail. I sincerely thank you for the space you have devoted to this and thanks, also for the many ques tionable items you have brought to my attention in \the past. We now have the answer to them and I know you are as happy about that as I am. Sincerely yours, Parke Higgins THIRD AND FOURTH DEGREES AT GRANGE The next regular meeting of the Warsaw grange will be held on Tuesday evening, May 23rd at 8 o’ clock. The third. and fourth de grees wrill be put on at this time. Every member is urged to be present to make this a good meet ing and a good time, for the whole family. WILL TEACH IN ELLICOTTVELLE Miss Avis Wickwire has accept ed a teaching position at the El- licottville central school for the coming year. Miss Wickwire has signed her contract for a second grade position. She will graduate from Geneseo State Teachers Qol- lege in June. Free Methodist Church Wethersfield Springs Church school at 9:00 A. M. Morning worship at 9:45. Revival meeting at the Warsaw church starting on Wednesday ev ening at 7:45. Warsaw Church Church school at 10:00 a. m. Our attendance continues to grow. Send in your children. We want to increase in numbers to fifty next Sunday. Wm. Lockhart, superintendent. . Morning worship at 11 a. m. j Rev. Glen Williamson from To peka, Kan., will be the speaker,1 both morning and evening, and each night through May 28th at 7:45 pi! m. Topics of interest, and four-fbld Gospel preaching. Come and get the benefits from these services. | Young People meet Sunday ev ening at 7:00 p. m. Donald Lock-j hart, president. Television KINNEY’S RADIO SERVICE R a d i o S p e c i a l i s t SAXES AND SERVICE 100 N. Main. Fhone 271-R Warsaw, N. Y. SPECIAL SERVICES IN BAPTIST CHURCH A series of special services will be held in 'the Warsaw Baptist church beginning this Sunday, May 21st. Tlie meeting will con tinue each night throughout the week at 7:30 p. m. through Sun day night,' May 28th. One of today’s outstanding even- gelists, Rev. Lou Stewart of Wells- boro, Pa., will be the guest speak er. Mr. Stewart has recently re turned from a tour of Europe when he conducted Christian services in many places. A young man, Mr. Stewart comes to Warsaw highly recommended by churches all over the States. To assist with the musical part of the services the Johnson sis ters of Clearfield, Pa., will take part. These three young ladies have sung their way into the hearts of their listeners where- ever they have gone. The services are sponsored by the Baptist Youth Fellowship which extends a hearty welcome to the young as well as the older to attend these meetings. G len I r i s In n Leteliwojrth State Park Luncheons and Dinners Served Daily (Except Monday) . ENLARGED DINING ROOM AREA Reservations Suggested Phone Castile 39-F-4 DAVIS OPERATED. C o m e f i t t & e S T A R T L I N G DEMONSTRATION MANCUSO TH E A T R E BATAVIA, N. Y. STARTS WED., MAY 17th 2 Big Features 2 “BUCCANEER’S GIRL” Added Hit “ RIDERS OF THE RANGE” Methodist Church Worship service 10:30 a. m Junior church 11:00 a. m. Sunday school 11:45 a. m. John J. McArthur, Superintendent. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 5:30 p. m. Saturday, May 20th. Bible Club rally at 7:30 p. m. Object talk by Frank Sells of Columbia Bible College S. C. SUN., MON., MAY 21-22 j Greer Garson—Walter Pidgeon 1 in “BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST” Color By Technicolor Added Comedy Color Cartoon—News COMING-IN PERSON 2 Big Days Tucs., Wed., May 23-24 Parents of the ehifdrcn attend- RUSS MORGAN & ORCHESTRA ing Religious Education classes un ple scrccn der the leadership^ Miss Helen FarIey Granger, Cathy O’Donnell ~ ” * ’ in. “SIDE STREET” Doors open 1:30 Continuous from 2:00 Children 40c anytime Adults 55e ’till 8 p. m.—95c after All Tax included Damon are especially invited. Tlie United Church Congregational and Presbyterian Service of worship at 10:30 a. m. in the South Sanctuary. Sermon: “How to Renew Our Minds.” Text: Romans 12: 2-“Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Announcing the— , Grand Opening -of the- WYOMING VALLEY STATIONERS 4 7 North Main Street. Warsaw, N. Y . P h o n e 2 4 2 -J I SATU R DAY, M A Y 20,1950 C om p lete L in e o f STATIONERY, GIFTS, GREETING CARDS, TOYS, MAGAZINES OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT ---------------- Including -------------------- Office Furniture, Office Machines, Filing Cabinets, Legal Forms, o Morse Rubber Stamps The Only Store of This Type in Warsaw AT OUR STORE O N THE * DEMONSTRATION DATE (SHOWN BELOW) there will be a BPS COLOR EXPERT to show you the many advantages of BPS FLATLUX M a d e w i t h O I L — N o t a W a t e r P a i n t • One Coat Covers W allpaper and other Interior Surfaces Easy to Apply • Quick to Dry • No Disagreeable Odor Use the Room Same Day • Covers Water-Thinned Paints NOT A FAD—FLATLUX is a thoroughly tested OIL PAINT that can be repainted at any time i — Friday and Saturday, May 19th and 20th W. W. GRIFFITH OIL CO., Inc. S T A T I O N A N D H A R D W A R E S T O R E 2 7 -3 0 W e s t B u ffalo S treet P lione 382 — 2G4-M W a r s a w , N . Y . F I R S IN SALES! F O R D F - 5 outsells every other truck in the VA ton field! The firs) choice o f smart truckers who use 1 Vi ton trucks . Is the Ford F-5. National registration figures prove this heavy duty truck has outsold every other make in its class—bar none— in the postwar period. Since the war it has outsold the next leading make by a ratio o f 5 to 3 . Cash in on the experience of men who know trucks. Switch to Ford and feel the difference— in your pocketbook. Ford Model F-5 shown, available with 95-h.p. Six or 100-h.p. V - 8 is one ol ever 175 Ford Truck models varyini from 95-h.p. Pickups io 145-h.p. Big Jobs. F I R S TEN WAYS BETTER than the 4 other leading makes in the V/z ton field! Ford is first in sales because it is first in value. The F-5 offers these 1 0 advantages over the next four leading makes. CO Up t o 1,720 lbs. more payload capacity. ( 2 ) Up to 1,500 lbs. higher G.V.W. ( 3 ) Up to 310 lbs. less chassis dead weight. (4) Widest {3Vz-mch) rear brake shoe lining. ( 5 } Highest compression ratio. (4 ) Only choice o f V - 8 or Six engines. ( 7 ) OH Filter at no extra cost. ( • ) One quart oil bath air cleaner at no extra cost. (9 ) Biggest clutch lining area. (10) Only Ford has worm ond dual row needle bearing roller steering. In the 1 V i ton field and in Over 1 75 other models* Ford is America's No. 1 Truck Value. See your Ford Dealer today. IN VALUE! ’ ifc r d f T r u c k in g C o s ts l o s s B e c a u s e — F O R D T R U C K S I A S T L O N G E R totMt n|lHr«llM data m 6,992,000 truck,, Ilf* insurance experts prova Ford Track* lest loeierl r c . a , Oram Motor Sales. Inc. 9 6 W e s t B u ffalo S treet Warsaw, N. Y. awe V J
