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The Post-Star from Glens Falls, New York • 5

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j. THE POST-STAR GLENS FALLS, N. Y.MONDAY,- NOVEMBER 25, '1935 GOING TO ONEIDA service man and has been active American Legion affairs. At the Brooklyn converttlm nf th Kpw Vnrir PUMPKIN Department, American Legion, in among the younger --jt-cf this section and is maintaining its appeal at Riley's Lake House. Eiana Jor.

the- large- hall for this event are being made under the leadership of Hl-Y President John Morrill. A large advance ticket sale is reDorted. aasurino- the riinm. 19S2. he WaS ltwtri Kt.t r.hnnlnin XRJLKD and served one term.

The Rnv. anri Ur HAlla avtA union. their son have visited frequently In 3 25c Large Cans of the event. Messiah has about 1,600, communicants, as compared with 400 In St. John's parish.

"CLEARING' HOUSE STATEMENT NEW YORK, 23. () The weekly statement of the New York Clearing House shows: Total surplus and undivided prof its $731,494,300 (unchanged). Total net demand deposits average) $92,218,000 increase). Time deposits (average). (1,445,500 (decrease).

Clearings week ending November 16 12,9326150. v- (x Five days. ANNUAL Hl-Y DANCE i SCHEDULED FRIDAY Thanksgiving Day -recess and the annual dance. Friday evening, November 29, a. delightful combination think the members of.the Bovs' Hi-Y as they prepare to usher in the major dance The Junior High gymnasium will be the scene oi dancing from 9 until I o'clock.

Bemle Collins and hi nine-piece orchestra will furnish music, presenting a selection of novelty numbers and popular arrangements. The orchestra has enjoyed great popularity CURREflT EVENTS Will HEARS TALK BY EUNICE AVERY Competition Is First Low of Life; Speaker Says Before Civic Club Group uicus ims, as guests oi Mr. ana Mrs. LeRoy J. Perry, 43 1-2 Notre Dame street.

Whn n.rp fnrmi tcirient. nf Oneida. Austin Lascelle has attended a coys camp on Friends' Lake several summers. BOARD WILL MEET Following a week-end recess, the Warren county board of supervlsois will reconvene their annual meeting this, afternoon at 1:30 o'clock In the In Glens FrITr thp Rv r.ocalto will have a much larger parish than he has in Oneida. The Church of the -GRAEIBERRY SAUCE Ocean fl OQa Spray en Cans feUV CHEESE lb.

19c county building at Lake George. Your Wife Will Hove Little to Be Thankful for If She Spends Thanksgiving Day in the Kitchen By MINNA FEIGEXBAUM Competition is the first law of life, but the cooperation, is greater, pointing towards the realization that there is in the world an embyro 01 the eventual capacity of nations to i if BRING YOUR WHOLE FA MM Fresh Opened Pint OYSTERS DELICIOUS V1SITJHE3 25c 25c TO THE ASH GROVE FARMS exist in peaoe. This optimistic statement in the face of the present European crisis was made by Miss Eunioe L. Avery, world traveller and commentator, Saturday afternoon in The jQueensbury at the first meeting this season of the Current Events study group of the -Woman's Civic Club. Mrs.

Beecher F. Hammond, chairman of the Current Events group SALISBURY STEAK FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER NlHOIJSE-s REV. JOHNSON A. SPRINGSTED introduced Miss Avery, and announ-ced the dates of the remaining Cur FLOSlOa ORAIIOES Tender, Juicy, Delicious Turkey All the Trimmings rent Events meetings as follows: De cember 7: January February 1, and March 14. Good Size lii her address entitled "Routes of War and Peace," Miss Avery gave an 5 for 25c Doz.

Juicy analysis of cause' and effect leading up to the present Italio-Ethiopian RECTOR ACCEPTS CALL TO ONEIDA Springsted of Messiah Church Tenders Resignation; Successor Named situation. "The day that Dolfuss was ASH Grove farms offers you a real, treat on Thanksgiving Day an old fashioned turkey dinner and everything that custom says should go with it. Naturally, the turkey will be an Ash Grove Farms bird hatched last April scientifically raised and fed certified food. To turkey lovers this means quality. We believe the surroundings -at Ash Grove Farms will appeal to you and we hope, perk up a Jaded appetite.

You are always welcome to a second portion at Ash Grove Farms. Better phone Saratoga 41 -J now for will be served from noon v. Just a Step North of Saratoga on the Luzerne Road Route 9-K assassinated dated the- Ethiopian campaign," she said. "Both Italy and Germany, who are 'have-not' nations, desiring prestige, elbow room, and raw PIFQ PUMPKIN and. OIo I ILO MINCE Each BRESH BAKED' COTTAGE ROLLS materials, had two avenues open for Inquest the Balkans or Africa.

When SARATIII3A 5PRINE2. NiYT The resignation of the Rev. Johnson A. Springsted as rector of the Church of the Messiah to accept a call to be Dolfuss was assassinated, Italy decided Germany was strong in Europe and went to Africa before Germany could get over there. The key to the Ethiopian situation is Germany, and the African problem is a European story." Whatever Is done 6 tame Italy will be a.

precedent for action' towards Germany when she has completed her armaments program, Miss Avery come rector of St. jonns cnurcn, Oneida, In the Episcopal diocese of MONDAY Glens Falls, Hudson Falls, Fort Edward Central New York, was announced Saturday. The resignation is effective Sunday, December 1. The Rev. Mr.

Springsted's last service in Glens Falls will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 10 o'clock on St. Andrew's day, Saturday, November 30, pointed out. "Because Italy is the only one who can hold the Brenner pass, Siif 7 JWance treads warily with an Italian shoe on one foot for land protection and his first services in bis new par ish will be Sunday, December 8. against Germany, and sea defense with the Brltsih navy nearby, she wears an English shoe on the other foot." Miss Avery declared that the fact that America, England and France have been the oply countries who The Rev. George Lascelle, now rector of St.

John's church in Oneida, will come to Glens Falls to succeed the Rev, Mr. Springsted as rector: He will not take up his residence here until Wednesday, December 4, owing to the fact that on Sunaay, December 1, the Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered in, St. John's church. On that date services irothe nave Best weathered the world War Just Once! and the depression reflects that there is inherent in a democracy a mechanism which allows for flexibility and Church of the Messiah will be conducted by the Rev. Paul A.

Kellogg, adjustment. Internationally there has as yet been ho such mechanism to adapt to changes, which will always come," the speaker said; "It is Ethiopia's mission to the world' to curate, who will continue in that po THEN HE CALLED US An hour in the cellar sition under the Rev. Mr. Lasceue. Successful Rectorate Coming from St, John's parish at Richfield Springs, the Rev.

Mr. prod nations faster into taking a step toward voluntary changes." The three kinds of war, accidental, deliberate, and league or police war, were discussed by the speaker. She said that the first type is illustrated Springsted became rector of the Church of the Messiah July 1, 1927. XH I-a. Hi During his rectorate 425 persons, have been baptized, 327 confirmed, 73 cou convinced him thai Mfffl Washing is no work for It iveeo ud wirn rne by America getting into the World ples married and there have been 294 funerals.

Under his leadership. the Junior church was Introduced la the war over an incident; the second type by Italy's actions recently, and third type is yet to Jx. fought. PASSINGSHOW 'f In outstanding for the work among iiaiy wmcn went mto eirect. last.

Mono-ay, and American neutrality children and the poor; and sick and for the emphasis on the spiritual and Miss Avery gave an interpretation of America's attitude. She said that the sacramental life of the parish. The cause of missions has also been successfully stressed, the parish hay. yOUK home makes a comfortable theatre, liirl rj I doesn't it? And it's nice to have the passing JC i-Thow 'brought Yayour asy chaif-2. fuil" length-," lot- process of ciWzation has evolved something new In world affairs, a knnwledBe of a realization that change can be controlled.

ing. became-ioted- for its support of the work of the diocese and national church: -During theewtMr. Spring sted rectorate the lnteriori owthe church has been completely renovated full time production, Maybe you're only interested in the "feature GANSEVOOUT PASTOR TENDERED RECEPTION I and many Improvements made in the Parish house. Starting with a debt of $2,800 the year 1932 found, the the things big enough to make the More than 40 members and friends parish entirely free from debt in spite a man certainly not fr woman. nVhy pay-forfcedfirig Vefesoap; pbVdeiV Dfuemg-electricity, interest, depreciation and repairs to the washing machine' besides doing all the sloshing, lifting and lugging? "The" most economical way is the G.

V. Laundry Service. WEEKLY DAMP WASH SERVICE lbs. gc 3c Each Additional Pound G. O.

LAUNDRY of the depression and the unusual ex 01 the congregation of the Reformed church in America gathered at 7:30 penses involved -in the Improvement rronr page, remaps youMiKe rnose eauca-tional the unbiased editorials or the home making articles bv well known writers. o'clock Thursday i evening in the. of the property. Goes to Home Diocese In becoming rector of St, John's cnurcn at uansevoort to honor the pastor, the Rev. Henry C.

Cussler, and Mrs. Cussler with a farewell party and reception. The Rev. and 1 It may be the comics. 'The "serials" may hold church in Oneida, the Rev.

Mr. Mrs. Cussler will leave Monday for vour attention, the features and columnists, out altogether, don't they make up the best' show in town? norma, wnere tney will spend the Mr. Cussler has retired from Springsted returns to his home diocese in which he was brought up and from which he entered the ministry. The Rev.

Mr. has taken an active part in- civic and fraternal affairs of the city. For several years he has been chaplain of Senate lodge, 456, F. and A. M.

He is a member of the Rotary club of Glens Falls and was the club delegate to the conven tion of Rotary in Vienna, Austria, in 1931. The newly appointed rector of the Church of the Messiah, the Rev. Mr. DIAL 2-1161- 90 Vi SOUTH STREET Lascelle, entered, the ministry 24 years And remember, it's a DOUBLE FEATURE a't-, traction the ads are full of news, too! The news about something new for the home, some-thine to wearor somethina economical to serve. But it IS new and news when it appears in the pages of The "Post-Star and The Glens Falls The passing show is an inexpensive program! It's the best way to keep pace with the changing scene.

And the' best part of it is that there's a complete change of program 7 agOwNow vearsjjj nge, ne marr ricd and has one son, Austin, 15, Hie preliminary education was obtained the ministry and on their return from the south in the spring, they plan to reside Fonda. A purse of money was presented the Rev. and Mrs. Cusslei by Elder John Peters, on behalf of their many Mr. cussler' accepted the gift and thanked the people for their thoughtfulness.

The Rev. Mr. Cussler served as pastor of the Gansevoort church, for eight years. GRANT AVE7RES1DENCE SCENE OF GRASS FIRE No damage resulted from the grass fire which broke out shortly after noon yesterday at the rear of 84 Grant avenue. Broad street firemen were called to the "scene and quickly extinguished the blaze.

Saturday night the firemen were called to the rear of 94 1-2 Warren street where an automobile owned by Frank 6-d caught fire. in the schools of Mount Vernon, with two years in a military academy. In 1906 he decided to enter the ministry Sale of 1 936 Models. and entered the collegiate department mmmm of Nashotan House, Nashotah, Wis. and after completing a three year course there entered Nashotah Sem inary from which he was graduated RAFF IN in 1912.

Ordained Priest In 1912 He was made a deacon by Bishop Webb of Milwaukee in 1911, and or dained a priest by the same bishop FOLLOW IT EVERY DAY IN The Post-Star SURPRISE PARTY A birthday surprise party was tendered to John S. Engwer Friday eve 1 I vr nr rjTTTTITrTTTnTTl mmiiimbmbiih limn I I in 1912. He then accepted; a call from Dr. Howard C. Robbins, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, New York city, and remained iri that parish until latter part of 1913, srtSWI.

1 ning at his home in Sarella street. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Mears, o' Kingsbury; Mr.

and Mrs. William Engwer, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Effland. Miss Edith Engwer and Jacob Engwer.

a when he was called to the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, New York, take charge of the parish house- activities in that and The Glens Falls Times lauJM From 1918 to 192irthe Rev. -Mr. Lascelle, served as rector of St, Matthew's parish, Sunbury, and while there he was made archdeacon, of Williamsport, a member, of the Diocesan Council, chairman of the j. WASHERS Mora lor yonr moneT In this EASY Wasbtt with BIGGER TUB greater wak (' tna capacity' BIGGER AGITATOR faiWr waibing action SIMPLIFIED GEAR DRIVE now quietness and ifldmcy.

Ay Department of Religious Education, and a member of the Committee on Canons. After leaving Sunbury he served for three years as rector of the Alleghany County Mission in the tDiocese of Western New York, where with wo assistants and a deaconess he served i 3 NEW WRINGER Bloom I -11; fTTTv 1 rolls, automatic action, fatter water removal- VJMO'V TfiftT Ulljy I -fuae aoT "Re St eight parishes and missions. In 1924 he returned to New York city, and later became assistant to Dr. Bellinger of St. Agnes' Chapel of Trinity parish.

In 1927 he became rector of St. John's church, Oneida, where he is now located. At Oneida he has acted as commissioner of parks and playgrounds. The Rev. Mr.

Lascelle is an, ex- 41' 1 1 St Phono or Com In NOW Uuw NEW 193t EASY WASHERS mm GRIFFIN'S Bank Sq. Store Colonial Display House.

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