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THE FULTON PATRIOT. THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1938 USE OUR DELIVERY SERVICE Phone — Fulton 926 We carry only Standard Depend- able Brands for your protection. Our prices are as low as any Cen- tral New York Store. J. E. Carey PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE 208 Oneida St, Fulton Moriitng vmraVp at 11 oc; Topic, \Is IMo Worth Living?\ This .will <be : ei uniom service <ot- the Bap- list, First M. B. and Presbyterian ihurches. Church school at 10. TSe Ladies' Aid will' hold, an ice cream social on .the lawn. aFthe ihora© ttf Sfe. Snyder, W«Jls avenue, 'Friday evening, Aug. 9. All welcome-. SILVERBROOK GOAL Is Harder — Lasts Longer No Clinkers — Low in Ash More Heat Units Place Your Orders Now tor Deliv- ery About Sept. ltt at SPRING PRICES L. P. SMITH FHONE-60 OR 107-M SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PATRIOT CHURCH NOTES FREE METHODIST. G Hl P FREE M Rev. John I G ETHO . Hess DIST. ler. Pastor. oases of history. -tPIatlv refusmfirto aat the imeat and dnttk the wrae from fee royal talble, he ibeerged foi a diet of vegetables and) water When hi£ guardian objected J All oKu ch 'serin ces are at the us- al schedule. Services, at 10:45 and :30 pi : m.' jCIass . meeting- at 9:45 m..aiid Sunday school at 12 ,noon. Prayer service Thursday evening. Y. P. M. a meeting at R.. S. Ya~ :er.'s oil Sheridan road, Friday night. BAPTIST. Rev. A. C. Horsman, Pastor, . l Moriitng i \I at 11 o'clock; h Lii?\ Thi CONGREGATIONAL. C. A. Wattner. Minister. 'Morning worship at 11 o'clock with sermon -by_the <pasfeor; \Out of proposed a competition similar to the test ! put : forward centuries, later by Franitlin to the beer drinkers in his London printing office. The guar- dian jrave-hia,consent, and at the end of ten days Daniel and his friends broved to be in -better physical shape than their rivals. But Daniel. is tbest known Iby his famous experience with the lions, an episode all children love so well. Because he knelt down and prayed thrice a day to the God of his fathers with hia windows opened toward Jerusalenj, he was thrown to the lions, much to the chapo-in of hiB friend Darius, the king, How he was saved, and his enemies torn to pieces is a thrilling tale. Wfiat a daring figure I He defied a king. He lived true to his ideals. SOUTH HANNIBAL M. E. CHURCH IS 1MXEARS OL& GrNewman as leader was formed and | on tinned until 1892 when it became , part of the Hannibal charge. The •Ceeney's Corners class had V. P. Hill * ' \ ^~\ —bTcalme a the Rough.\ Sunday school at 10 o'clock. This -is the last serviee be- fore vacation. Services will be re- sumed Sept. 8. The pastor may be reached in the meantime at the par- sonage; telephone 4&5-IM. The I>e]ta Alpha class will hold 1 its annual .picnic at Washer park Friday afternoon of this week. Bring a covered dish, sandwidhes, table ser- vice and a lemon. Those desiring .transportation meet ,at the church at 2:30 sharp. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON. Lesson for August 11—\Daniel.\ When Nebuchadnezzar had cap- tured Jerusalem he took back with him to his palace in (BaJbylon the fin- est specimens of Hebrew younp- men he could find. These were treated with the moat gracious consideration. Presented with the best of food and tausrht -by the finest teachers, they occupied a position of unusual priv- ilege. By such generosity of treat- ment the king hoped- to make good Chaldeans out of them. But Daniel and; his three famous friends, Shadrach, Meshach and Ab-. ednego, would not sacrifice the faith 1 and morals of their fathers. All of them registered conscientious abjec-' tions to the king's program and,, therefore, got into trouble, barely esearpinpf with their lives. .Daniel must have had unusual CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. \Spirit\ is the subject of the les- son- sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on n Sunday, August 11th. The golden text is: \He that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; (but he that soweth to the pirit shall of the spirit real life ever- lasting.\ (Galatians 6:8). Among the citations which com- prise bhe Less on-Sermon ; s the ic\ lowinp- from the Bible: \This I say then Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall' not fulfill the lust of the flesh.\ (Galatians 5;18). The lesson-sermon also includes the following correlative selections from the textbook of Christian Sci- ence, \Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,\ by Mary Baker Eddy: \Man walks in the direction toward which he looks, and where his treasure is., there will his heart be also. If our hopes and affections are spiritual, they come from above, not from beneath, and they Bear as of old the fruits of the spirit.\ The Han$bJ^£enter M. E. chofch will observe itfs'j-l'OOlh anniversary on Saturday anldv^Styiday next, August 10th and llth^Rev.. Paul E. Merritt, pastor of the church, is .n charge of the program .for the two day's cele- bration., . VS\- '%$ 'Prior to 1835 a class had been or- ganized in Wiltsieville 'under the leadership pif, l>avid Peckham, -who 'had come from Connecticut about 1810. This, class was visited by c.r- cuit riders, butTf-or the most .part ser- vices were, iheld in homes Wiltsieville school house. —Up to 1835,the cla-s was in the Granby circuit. In 1888 Rev. Johti Wh.tcomb came- as the first regular preacher for Hihe Hannibal circuit On February. 26, 3839, a meeting was called to incorporate the Hannibal society and on March 13, 1839, the society was dniy' recorded as incor- porated in the Qswego county clerk'; ofTke' at Oswego. T(he class with Davic Peckham as leader came in as a bod> and formed, the membership of the first Method.st society in Hannibal. Members »f this class beside: iart of the vifls The class at . entuay ;e church, aiuiibal Center was VAN SCOY-GRANDJEAN. Announcement was madia Tuesday •of the marriage of Mi=s Frances H. Grandjean to Vincent F. VanScov by 'Rev. C. G. McConnell May 19 at Syr- acuse. Mrs. Var.Scoy is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ray Grandjean o± 114 Pratt street. She is a graduat? of St. * Mary's school and attended Fulton- high school. Mr. VanScoy is a son of Rev. and Mrs. Earl H. VanScoy of Ovid. Be personal charm. In addition to his|if a graduate of Cazienovia sem,inar> attractiveness he was well- and possessed nd attended Syracuse s 1 ty d at the Peter Cailler\ Ko'hier ' Swiss spoken and possessed ~~af~ stored'mind. , , ... Daniel-is interesting as the first Chocolate company. They will live vegetarian who . appears on the \ at 1*21 South Fifst street. David Peckham^ were Amos Peckharr and Polly Peek&am, Harriette Arm strong, Francis : .Armstrong, Joseph Wiltsie. ' Marcona . Wiltsie, Charles Wiltsie, Lucy Wiltsie, Betsy WiHsie, Sarah Wiltsie, -Ruth Frost, Betsy ^rost, Isaisih Baker, Mary Bakev, jharl-otte Haws, Susan Drury, Gil. )ert Metcalfi Julia MetcaJf, Benjamin 3 eckham, Lydia Peckham, Sophia Ja- et and Mrs. \Kennedy. The first trustees were John I.. Kipp, Alva jWflrster, Nathan Drury, .WUHam Williams and' David h, Peckham, The society met in the school house on- just about the site '•of the residence, of Miss Fanny Rhoades, across rfrom the Community church. The second pastor was Rev. Benja- min F. Brown:an'd the membersip was largely increased under his leader- ship.. He was assisted by Rev. Hiram H. Mattesoc. In 1841, a brick edi- fice was built on the site of the pres- ent church at a cost of $1,150, The lot was purchased from Benjamin Phelps for $80 of which he gave $40. In 1864 under the leadership of Rev. HalowSkeel, a new edifice wa; added to the old- one, costing about $8,000. In 1904 the church property was redecorated arid remodeled. Mr. Skeel spoke .at the rededication. From 1864 to 1880 classes were or- ganized at Pembers Corners With Henry Phillips as leader. The Tall- man class was under William Howell in 1881 both the Talhnanr-and-P*nr lead by James A. Brackett. In 1871 it had been made, with South Han,ni T bal', an ,ndependent charge, but in 1891 it againi became a part, of the Hannibal charge. Pastors from the organization, iii 1835 to date were as follows: John Wihiteomb, 1839; B. • F. Brown, 1840-1841; Rowland So-oi, 184*; J. W. Coope, 1843-1844;\ Alva Robbins, 1845-1846; H. M. Gaylord, 1847-1848; O. Squires, 1849-1850; David Smith, 1851-1852; S. B. Cro- sier, 1853-1854; William Merrifield, l'&55-1856; H. Kingsley, 1856-1857^1 R. N. Barber, 1868-1869; O. C, Lath- rop, 1860-1861; J. C. Ellis, 1862; H. Skell, 1863-1865; S. O. Barnes, 1866- 1867. i / F. A. O*Farrell. 1868; W, F. Mark- ham, 1869-1870; H. Abbott, 1871- 1872; D. W. Beadle, 1872-1873; C. E. Beebee, 1874-1875; W. F. Brown. 1876-1878; J. C. Darling, 1879-1882; Daniel Marvin, 1883-1884; S. T- Dib- ble, 18'84-1887; C. E. Baboock, 188?- 1888; Harry Petihio, 1888-1889; B. Day Brown. 1889-1893; J. B, Stah- bers classes were made a part of the Oswego Center charge. The (North Hannibal class with E, \! W ood, 1893-1898; E. E. Cheeseman - 898-1902; Frederck Maund-er. 190^ 906; J. C.\ Culligan, 1906-1908 Henry Hughes, 1908-1910; B. E.' Pratt, 1910-1912; iF. W. Dunning '912-1916. W. A. Havens, 1916-1924; H. S. Wales, 19 r 24-1925; H. E. Chaffee 925: C. L. Peck, 1925-1927; Frank, M. IHlery, 1927-1930; C. E. Henry 1930-1934; Paul E. Merritt. 1934. Officers of the Hanibal church are Sabbath school, John McFarland, p&rintendent, Fred Durbir\ assistan. ^perintendeTit; Esther Wiltsie, secre- tary; Mable Umbeck, treasurer. Th missionary society has Miss Fann. Rhoades as pres dent and Mlrs. Eve 'vn Earner for secretary; Mrs. Nelli Manning as the treasurer for Honv Missions and Mrs. Letha Merritt. a: treasurer for Foreign mission, Mrs Helen Shutts is presidmt of. the La die's Aid society. COUNTY I. O. O. P. PICNIC. wjl be held, sponsored by th- Past Grands association 1 -of Osweg* county. Dinner will be served at 1 o'cloc aTp, and those attending are r quested to bring table service, saru wiches and soTnethin.g- for the dinne: A program of sports is schedl for the afternoon, with a soft game between. District No. 1 an - District (N.o. 2, tor be- followed by a balloon- ascension at~2-^p-,—m^ To reach Panther Lake, turn off route 49 at Bemhafdsi Bay or off rauU .69 at Jeffer&on. Corners. UHL Alexander & Lovelace- oils, auto accessories. -Gasoline, Business Houses Listed at the Right Give Booster Coupons in the \Forward Fulton\ Drive. Ask for the Coupons and help your . favorite to win a Wonderful Vacation Trip. Bailey's Jewelry Store—Jewelry, . •> watches and jewelry repairing. Bassett's Grocrey — Staple and fijncy groceries. Becker's—Ladies wear and acces- sories. J. R. Beckwith—Florist. •^Bogue's Radio and Electric Shop, —'Crosley and G. E. electric products. H. Bryant—Groceries, • meats and drygoods. . . Buell Bros.—Plumbing and steam fitting. Buell's Pharmacy—The if Rexall\ drug store. City Line Service Station,, Bo wens Corners road—Gas, oils, tires. City Line Service Station, Volney, Center road—Gas, oils, tires. R. A. Cooper—.Auto electric ser- vice. 'Henry Ferazzoli—Jewelry, watch and jewelry repa.ring. Fulton Cleaning Co. — Cleaning. dyeing, repairing. Fulton Glass, Wall Paper and Paint Co.—-Glass, wall paper, paints. W. H. Gayer & Son—Druggists. M. Goldiberg & Sons—House fur- nishings. Had cock-Fulton Motors — Buick and Pontiac dealers, i Hall of Music, Inc.—'Music and electrical appliances, M. B. Hargrave—'Druggist. - ... Hulett-Taft Co., Inc.—Paints and wall paper. •MaoFarland Service .Station—Fire- stone tires, Texaco products. Ross Miraibito—Groceries, meats, Fruits, vesretaibles. Thomas Miraib-ito —• Groceries, meats, fruits, vegetables. The McKiinstry Store — Clothing; and Furnishings. Montgomery & Clark—iFirestone tires, Texaco products. - Montgomery Ward & Co.—Depart- ment store. Getirge Myers—Footwear. W. H. Patterson—Dry goods and Furnishings. Quirk's Laundry — Laundry, dry — riEanrriK' and ^dyettrg. Ownie Stoddardi-—iHaiberdasher. J. R. Sullivan'—Furniture and fur- nishings. William Sylvester — Chrysler and Plymouth dealer. VanBuren Furniture Co.—(Furni- ture and furnishings. Fred M. Wells — Jeweler, watch and iewelry repairing, Green SctfnTDfeastr6ui~~ Green scum on the surface of lakes takes BO mu-;h oxygen from the water that occasionally tlip fish will suffocate. Said to Be Unlucky . It Is ritliicky to filmlce handg across the KIMP nr to curry anything on tile shnuUi.-r In rhp hnnsr* RWARD FULTON\ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE IS THE BEST We carry the best in nationally advertised Watches, Silver, Clocks, Pens, Etc. Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin Watches, Community, 1847 Rogers and Gor- hattt Plate and Gorham Sterling, G. E. Electric /docks, Westclox, Parker, Waterman and Conklin Pens. Our prices are right for quality merchandise. Prices are advancing, buy noy FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 200 credits on each dollar of cash trade or payment on account SATURDAY, AUG. 10th, in the \FORWARD FULTON\ DRIVE FRED M. WELLS JEWELER 21 South First Street Phone 115-R 'CTWe ^Give f BOOSTER |COUPON5 0 AUGUST FURNITURE S-A-L-E Your Chance to Boost Your Booster EXTR^V SPECIAL PRICES Furniture — Furnishings — Floor Coverings On Saturday, August 10th, we will give 200 Credits for each dollar . of cash trade or payment on account J. R. SULLIVAN GREATER FURNITURE STORE West Broadway : . Phone J&L COUPONS GIVEN on CASH TRADE or Payments on Account EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING AND HEATING Buell Bros. 17 N. SECOND ST., FULTON / cWe fjIGiive ;ii*BOO$TER i:;:: ji\COUPONS ~ {Atk DRUG SALE SATURDAY DOUBLE VOTE DAY (200 Credits for Each Dollar) -at • HARGRAVE'S 113 W. Broadway Fulton 25c Chocolate Ex Lax 19c 30c Hill's Cascara Quinine. .. ,23c 35c Sloan's Liniment. 27c Pepsodent Tooth Paste...'.... 38c 75c Lady Esther Cream. 59c 30c Bromo Seltzer 23c Nyal Aspirin 5-grain, bottle of 100 tablets 39c Par Shaving Cream — A velvety- lather that cuts shaving time in half ~—• even dull blades shave better. 50c tube. . 39c Nyad Hot Water Bottle—A com- for for invalids, a friend to cold feet. Two-quart guaranteed quality 79c SOc Mennen's Shaving Cream. . 39c 75c Baume Analffeslque ...... 59c 7-oz. ji*e Lysol Disinfectant. . 39c Package 12 Kotex (Wonder- soft) 17c 35c Pond's Cold or Vaniahin ff Creams 29c Ultra Witch Hazel, full pint... 39c 60c Sal Hepatica 49c HAR6RAVE'S DRUG STORE 113 West Broadwajf Tel. 349 BOOSTER DOUBLE VOTES SATURDAY, August 10th 200 Credits on Each Dol- lar of Cash or Payment on Account CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH CARS BOTH NEW AND USED What a great big boost you can give your favorite Booster if you purchase your car Saturday *% Come In and Get a Real Bargain W. SYLVESTER Cor. W. First and Gansevoort StiL Phone 394 Week-End Specials Hf-Lo Coffee, lb 21c Gold Dust Powder P k e 19c Tree Silk Toilet Tissue...... 3 for 17c Cocoa 2 lbs 19c Silver Dust, pkg 15c Fly Swatters, each.... 9c Quick-ade, assorted flavors, 5c Bespak Bread Flour, 24'j lbs 93c j Phillips Spashetti, 2 cans 15c Savry Milk, 3 for 19c ' Whitehouse CoBee, lb. 25c Dixie Oleo, 2 lbs 43c Kellogg's Wheat Krispies 2 for 25c Ontario Peanut Butter 2 lbs 35c DOUBLE VOTES SATURDAY IN THE \FORWARD FULTON\ DRIVE H. BRYANT Corner Sixth and Cayuga Sts. Phone 97-J
