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TREPHONE 710 NEWARK COURIER-GAZETTE AND MARION ENTERPRISE, NEWARK, N. Y. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1941 TH! SERVICES EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL Rev. Henry C. Haag, Minister Sunday, 10 a. m. Worship and Sermon—“The Christian Church -Her Mission in the World”. 11 * 16 —Bible School. 6 30 p. m.—Christian Endeav or meeting. 7:30 p. m.—Evening Worship. — “Favorite Hymn Sing”. Message, ■ “The Blessed Man”. . „ Wednesday—MidweeSk Service at 7 : 30 . 8 : 30 —Choir rehearsal. Friday, 4 p. m.—Junior Choir rehearsal. PARK PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Willis R. Sanderson, Pastor Sunday, 10 a. m. —- Church School. 11 a. m.—Children’s Day Service and Infant Baptism. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Choir rehearsal. ARCADIA REFORMED Rev. Benjamin DeYoung, Pastor Sunday morning, 10:30—Chil dren’s Day Service. Evening service is in charge of the Christian Endeavor. C HRISTIAN SCIENCE Local services are held at the corner of Mason and High Sts. a’ u a. m.; Sunday School at 11 a m. Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Wednesday afternoon tiie rooms are open from 2 unr til 4. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALtlANCE v 237 E. Miller St. Thomas A. Wilcox, Pastor Sunday School, 10 a. hi. Morn ing Worship, 11 a. m. Young People meet, 6:45’ p. m. Evening Service, 7:45 p. in. Wednesday Prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m. f FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Nicholas Titus, Pastor Sunday Morning • Worship at 10:00. Sermon, “Faith—In A Faithless World.” C h u r c h School 11:00. ... The Land-A-Hand Society will hold a picnic at--the -home of Neola Browning, E. Union St., Friday, June 20! Bring covered dish, sweetened lemon juice, rolls or sandwiches, and silver.. Choir practice, Thursday at 7 p. m. Arcadia Reformed Church—-A picnic for all members and friends of the church and Sun day School of the Arcadia Re formed Church will be held at 6:30 p . m. Friday, June 27, in Perkins Park. Members are ask ed to bring sandwiches-,for their own families;, an extra dish for the table, and table service, T;S.C;—of the Park Presbyter ian Church will hold its picnic Saturday, June. 21, at Sodus Point. Each member is asked to bring a. friend, ahd to, meet at the church. Eaqti person is re quested to bring 'sandwiches, and 'a dish of food to pass. Arcadia Health Committee- wili meet at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the Health Center, East Uhion St. Townsend Club—wili hold its regular meeting in IOOF Hall at 8:30 p. m. Friday, June 20. American Legion Auxiliary- wili meet at 8 p. m. tonight (Thursday) in the Post Rooms. This will be the last meeting until September. Election of delegates to the State Conven tion at Rochester will take place. Amitie Chapter, O.E.S.—Re gular meeting of Amitie Chap ter, O.E.S., will be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday, June 25, in Ma sonic Hall. Degrees of the order Will be conferred on a class of candidates. Coin cards should be returned at this.- time so they will not have to Be called for. Group 4—of - the Missionary Society of . Park Presbyterian Church will hold its annual luncheon at the cottage'of Mrs. Elmer DuBois Friday, June 20. VICINITY DEATHS Miss Clara A, Hunt Newark—Miss Clara A. Hunt, 88, died Thursday, June. 12, 1941, at the home of her nephew, Leslie Fiqk, 112 East Maple Ave. Miss Hunt was born in Mar ion March 29, 1853, to Daniel B. and Lorenda Wells Hunt. She had lived in Newark for the\ past twelve years following her retirement from the profession pi institutional nurse at Roch ester State Hospital. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. F. D.. Andrew, Rochester, • arid several nieces and nephews,. .,. Funeral services were, held at 2 p. m. Saturday at 112 Bast Maple Ave. with the Rev, Nich olas Titus officiating. Interment was in Marion Cemetery. JT. Wilson Willcox Newark—J. Wilson . Willcox, 78, of 302 East Miller St. died at 5 a. m. Thursday, June 12. He had been in ill health for the past three years. He was born in Port Gibson. Surviving are his wife, Jane; two daughters, Mrs. William Stauring, and Mrs. Floyd Stev ens, of Newark; one son, Lloyd of Johnstown, N. Y.; one grand son; two sisters, Mrs. Anna ..Edgett, and Mrs. Lina Fish, and one brother, Byron Willcox, all of Port Gibson. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Saturday from the home, with the Rev. Henry Haag of the Emmanuel Bvqfngelicsft Church and the Rev. Walter H. Kuhne of Oneida, former pas tor of the Evangelical Church, Newark, officiating. > Interment was in Willow Avenue Ceme tery. ieep G row ers of bounty W ill Pool W ool Crop June 20 The-- Wayne County J Hheep Growers Association announces June 20th as the pooling date fop its 19,41 wool clip.- According toiithe-pr< sident Harold Meiliil of,: Wolcott, wool .should be brbught'to the Lyons? freight: hqpse Friday morning Tune 20 It-will be giaded weighed and pa&ked through the cooperation ofjworkers from the state -asso eiajtioij. e ■ sk-bic TThe price o- wool is very fav orable this year and is holding flrffi at the present time Mr Merrill says. Approximately growers have pooled their-s.wodl eafeh year marketing from 3 060 to''6,000' pounds m this manner. Tjjis year Mr. Merrill hopes; - for even larger shipment becduse of the good price offered I The pooled wool will be sold to the Kemvood Mills of ;Albany hr-will be; shipped to the National-.pool at? Boston. ’ •&*-■ All 'sheep growers mv-Wayne, pQTihty are invited to bnftg in; thfeir wool if they wish -to -sell it thi'ough the. pool, Norr-m-erribers may join the county-association When they bring in their-Wool.- Children’s Day” - Richard DeWispe-, Reformed Church Lists Sunday Rites For Children’s Day Children’s Day service will be held at the- Arcadia Reformed Church Sunday morning at 10:30 o’clock. The program will be as follows: Processional: Hymn, \Savior Like A Shepherd” ; Prayer—Pas tor;, Scripture Reading—Gerald King; Rec., ’“A Greeting”—Jerry DeGroat; Rec., “Greeting” — Gail Van Har.eghan; Anthem,! Children’s Sermon—Pastor. Dialogue, Roger and leara. Solo—Dan . Porrey; Offering; Rec., “A Blessing”—Marlen Ehr- hardt; Rec., “Guests from the Garden”—Dolores VanHoute; Anthem, “Wait Upon the Lord” —Choir; Rec., “God’s Promises” —Dick Abbott; Rec., “Make, Use of Me”—Betty VerDow; Rec., “How We Can Please Him11— Jean Conklin; Rec., “His Bless ing”—-Ronald Ehrhardt; Hymn, “The Child of A King”; Pag- eant, “A Garden of Praise\; House of Hazards appears e a d week in the Courier-* Love ' Suffre,th Long”—Choir; Exercise, “God’s Word”—5 Girls; Rec., “Greeting”—Richard. De- Wispelaere; Ree.„ “The Best Day”—Marlyn Dayton; Anthem, Remember Now Thy Creator” —Choir; Re,c„ “A Little Candle” —Margaret Orr; Rec.,. “I’m! Sure”—Ernest Bruinix; Accor dion Solo—Gail VanHaneghan; Rec., — Melvin DeWispelaere-; GUARD GETS FLAG An American Flag was pre sented to the new Arcadia Home Defense Unit at Flag Day rites at the Park last Saturday by the Arcadia Memorial Post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, and its Auxiliary. The presentation was made by auxiliary past presi dent, Mrs. Agusta Rease. -CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH- 237 E, Miller Street We cordially. invite you tD attend our SUNDAY EVENING EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Music by tour orchestra Great Hymn Singing Drive to our office for quick i cash op to $300 on your car i ,, any make pr mcxW.Yoa continue tq use tbe car. Con*’ venient terms. Friendly s#tvkr.j If auto payments are burden* some, use our refinancing plan to reduce them as much as Vi to V?. Often extra'cash is pro* vided »t the same time. lf you need (a newer car,' Buy it -with money from us. Come in.today* Prompt, PrivateLoan Service for EVeryo a# UPSTATE PERSONAL LOAN CORP. Phone 921 FRED ROPKA, Mgr. Over Fishman’s 122 SO. MAIN ST. Open Wed. afternoons NEWARK, N„ Y. Silver Link Rehekabs — will =meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday, June 24, in IOOF Hall. Memorial service. Frances Verschage, Jennie Doane. and Ruth DeWind will be in charge' of the mem orial service. -Frances NaT-y, noble grand, will serve refresh ments. REDEEMER LUTHERAN Rev. August Koerber, Pastor Divine Worship Sunday 11 a. m. Sermon, “Vain Excuses”. Children's Bible School, 10 a. m. The Walther League will meet at the church on Friday, June 20. at 7:30 p. m. The matter of a young people’s siimmer pamp is to be considered. The Ladies Aid Society is pre paring to hold an Apron Social on Thursday, June 26, at 7:30 p m. Mrs. Calvin Scheetz and Mrs Conrad Mohr are the com- •mittee. Officers’ Clurf — of Amitie Chapter, O.B.S., will hold its picnic at Roseland Park, Can andaigua -Lake, today .' (Thurs day) with dinner at 6:30 p. Lend-A-Hand . Society, First .Baptist. 0hurch—iwiil hold a pic nic at the home 'of Mrs. Neola Browning, East Unjon St., Fri day, June 20. FIRST METHODIST Rev. Cyril T. Winkworth, Pastor Sunday morning worship at 10.00. Church School at 11:15. Mid-week service of worship and meditation on’ Thursday evening at 7:30. Meeting of the Board-of Edu cation, Officers and Teachers of the Church School on Thurs day evening at 8:15. t Circle 3 will meet with Mrs- Grace Fort on Friday at 3:00. Circle 4 will meet wit-h Mrs. Frank Lucas on Friday at 7:30. EAST NEWARK MISSION Undenominational Elmer Tripp, Pastor Sunday Schpol, 2:30 p. m. Church service 3:30 p. m. Public welcome. FAIRVILLE METHODIST Rev. Herman B. Murdock, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship Service—ii:oo (Standard Time). Sunday School—usual time pre- ceding church. Last Friday, a Children’s Ma tinee Party was held at . the bnn-.e of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher Another one is planned a; n future date. Monday night, June 23, out- and weiner roast tentative ly planned. Anyone who hasn’t p nsP°rtation please notify the Expectant Mothers’ Club— meets every Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 a't the Health Center. Reed Class—of Park Presby terian Church will hold its fam ily picnic Monday, June 30. at 6 p. m. in Perjkins Park. Each member is asked to bring his own dishes, silver,, rolls for fam ily, and one dish tfe pass. Newark Contract Club — will meet at the home . of Mrs. Charles Davis, High St., at 2:30 p. m. today (Thursday, June 19). Auction Bridge Club — will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Walters, Col ton Ave. Norn-Denominational B ib le Class—will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, June 24, in the base ment of the Library. The Book of Hebrews is being studied. The public is welcome. IOGF—-The Odd Fellows Lodge 250 will go to Sodus Lodge to take the Traveling Bible on Monday evening, June 23. Mem bers will meet at the Lodge rooms here at 7 o’clock. Matthew J. Cosgrove , Rochester—Matthew J. Cos grove, formerly of Newark, died in the.Park Avenue Hqspital in Rochester, Sunday, June\ 15, 1941, after a short illness. Surviving is one sister, Mrs.; Anna Graham, of Rochester. Funeral services wets held, from a funeral home on Monroe Aye.*-Rochester, at &:30 a. Wednesday, and at 9 a. hi. at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, with interment in the plot in St. Agnes’ Cemetery, Clifton Springs, N. Y. Mrs. Edward H. Smith Clifton Springs '— Florence Ceeiie Smith, wife of Edward H. Smith, died Saturday after a shprh_illnes&_„Sbe,.,was 50. Beside? .her husband, S;she»js„ survived by her- father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood of Pulaski, formerly of Newark. . „ Funeral services were held at 1:30 p. m. Monday at 26 Main St. Burial was made in Pulaski Cemetery.fTheReV. John Wooten, rector of St. John’s Chur.ch offi ciated. * 131 W. UNION ST. NEWARK, W Y. GIFTS FOR GRADUATION What could he more appropriate than. Silk or Nylon Hosiery —79c - $1.00 - $1.35. Sathi and Taffeta Siips—$1.25 - $1.79. Linen Hankies - Compacts Perfumes. 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Besides her daughter, Mrs. Andrews, she is survived by three granddaughters, Mrs. Tom R. Miller, Potsdam, Mrs. Wilbur T. Kent, Auburn, and Mrs. A. N. Peckham, Georgetown; and four great - grandchildren. Services were held yesterday, with the Rev, A. N. Peckham of George town officiating,-s-assisted by the Rev. Calvin M. Thompson, Jr., D.D., of Syracuse and the Rev. C, Clay ton-Comstock of Clyde. Bu rial was in Clyde. IT FAYS TO READ THE CGURIER-GAZETTE WANT ADS: 16 Oz. Can» IRONDEQUOrr GINGER ALE OR - - ORANGE HERSHEY. CH O C O . SYRUP 3 KELLOGGS LUX TOILET SOAP 3 Bar* 1 , 9 c LUX FLAKES 2 , Lg. Pkgs. 3 9 c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Bars ’J ^ g 3 Hath Size Bars % I Rindless SLAB BACON SKINLESS FRANKS ASSORTED COLD CUTS lb. lb. IB. n . v . State Small Pkg. CAPITAL COFFEE’ THISTLE SWT. PEAS SAUERKRAUT C. o f H. PEANUT BUTTER 2 29c CHEESE Mild N. Y. State lb. 25c PET MILK 3 Tall Cans 23c MARSHMALLOW FLUFF can 10c CLOROX 10 non. i3 c m sou. 19c SELOX Soap Flakes 2 Pkgs. 29c f in e Q u a l ity NANETTE BRAND SWEET CLAPPS BABY FOODS 3 4% O z . Cans 2 . 0 C Junior Foods 2 cans Qt. Jar HEINZ KETCHUP Lg. Botl, 19c BAKED BEANS Campbells 3 cans 22e CORNED BE&F Anglo No. I can 23e JELL-0 Six Flavors 3 Pkgs. 14c STUFFED OLIVES : ei. Bucktt: 31c C. o f H. MUSTARD f 10c BEE BRAND SPICES l«i)St' Kinds Pkr. 10e PRUNES Sunsweet 2 Lb. Pkg. 19c ^ ^ ^ ^ R o l l s , 2 5 c CANADA DRY GINGER ALE 28 Oz. Both 15c Fliis, Both Deposit _ NEW FLOATING SWAN SOAP 4 Med, Bars 23c 2 JUt- Bar* 1 9 C RED HEART DOG FOOD ^ Caps POPUDAIt BRAND CARTON CIGARETTES $1.39 PRICES GOOD IN SUPER STORES ONI/Y « m 160JN. Main St. Newark, N.' Y. 173 E. UnIoft St. in die Commercial Bldg. O p e * Saturday RvaafefB
