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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1950
Page
8
Local churches list morning and evening schedules at First Presbyterian First Methodist First Church of Christ Scientist Emmanuel Episcopal and others. Rev. Bauer leads 9245 am church school nursery care provided while Boy and Girl Scout groups meet. community Day of Prayer planned for July 1.
Local church notices list Sunday school and worship times at Christian and Missionary Alliance, St Pauls Lutheran, and Salvation Army. Activities include youth fellowships, missionary prayer groups, midweek Bible study, Mission Sunday observance, a film showing, scout meetings, and special speakers with dates and times.
First Baptist Church will host a special program Tuesday evening June 27 presented by Rev. F G Whiteman. Northwestern School of Minneapolis faculty will perform with George Markus Jean Makes Oliver Mogrk and Mark Lee as speakers and musicians. The program includes motion pictures of the Billy Graham revival in Los Angeles and a sermon inviting attendance.
Sunday School 9 45 a m Lyle M Chase superintendent lesson Widening Missionary Horizons. Morning worship 11 00 a m sermon by pastor Junior Church and memory Youth Fellowship 7 45 p m evening service message by Onnostar Belong Monthly Church Council after service prayer meeting Tuesday 9 16 a m at Mrs Douglas Mosher Leader Mrs Alfred Hoenel Bible Chantations Wednesday 7 45 p m Rev Arnold Carl Westphal Michigan City and choir rehearsal 9 15 p m The First Baptist Church Rev Francis G Whiteman pastor Bible School 8 45 a m Ralph Carroll superintendent Church at Worship 11 00 a m sermon Salvation Isn t Enough Anthem My God and I by Sergei Evangelism 7 45 p m Bereman Neglect Not The Voice From Heaven choir In The Shadow of His Wings Young People 9 10 p m Tuesday faculty quartet Northwestern Schools program and Billy Graham Los Angeles pictures Wednesday 9 a m Brotherhood at Harold Howard Carter Hill Berend Solely at Ralph Carroll East South Street Young People 7 p m Bible and prayer 7 45 p m Choir 9 10 p m Seventh Day Adventist services weekly Sabbath School 10 a m Church 11 30 a m
The second year book or que ruse Methodist Church will be distributed at Sunday worship services. Rev James McIntosh notes last year’s edition was useful and a 1950 edition is published. The larger book includes a brief church history, full membership with officers and committees, a list of baptized children who are preparatory members, and the annual will be.
A morning worship service will commission a group of young people as delegates to the Senior High Conference of the Erie Presbytery. The seven delegates are Misses Tuclle Beckwith, Disle y Lee Nichols, Dorothy Patterson, Joyce Ann Ruffner, Sally Ruffner, Helen Sharer and Dorothy Wallace. The conference meets at Grove City College from June 26 to July 3, with Rev J Davis Tunsworthy as director.
A U S Mexico trade agreement is ended amid mixed reactions in both nations. Mexican producers expect gains from reduced U S competition while U S farmers and industries fear changes. A State Department spokesman notes rare joint termination, comparing to a recent U S Colombia withdrawal.
Babson outlines seasonal buying patterns across coal and oils, noting price cuts in summer for anthracite and variable timing for bituminous coal. He cautions that refining stocks and demand drive summer kerosene prices, while gasoline tends to be lowest in December or January. He also lists seasonally favorable buys for canned goods and staples throughout the year.
The note highlights January while sales offering real bargains in soft goods, alongside February furniture sales, August clearances, and summer clearances. It warns that a low price is only a bargain if the item is affordable and useful.
A reader notes that with one car for four people today, a price decline could follow. The writer recalls a 1940 saturation point when one car per population unit existed and suggests January may be a good month to buy, urging dealers to consider the market signal.
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