The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-04
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Fresh roasted peanuts daily at the
Fruitland. Adv.
THE Race of the Age"-Llbrary
Theatre Monday Adv
Neapclitan ice cream for Sunday
at Kandyland ADV.
Arlington sausage and frankforts
at Estes Market Adv.
Last showing of Marshall Neilan's
most amazing picture Go and Get 1t"
Library Theatre. Adv.
Large assortment Of fresh Scrafft's
Blue Banner chocolates, priced the
lowest at the Fruitland. Adv.
See Buck Jones, the star with speed
spunk and sport blood in The Square
Shooter at Harte Theatre today Adv.
Did YOU try pound Of our fresh
sailed peanuts. they are excellent On
n " 19c a pound at the Frultland, Adv
go and Get 1t" the most amazing
story ever conceived by human
brain Library Theatre-last show
ms Adv.
Fancy maliga and California grapes,
/ California and Florida oranges and
grapeiruits, imported cluster raisins,
at the Fruitand. Adv.
I Mrs w r. Morgan. Mrs. l.. e Ma.
comber and Miss Tomlinson enter
tanned IA tables at luncheon, followed
( by cards. Friday afternoon.
( Christian Science services win be
held at SOC Main street on Sunday
morning at II o'c'cck and Sunday eve
ming at 1880 The reading room will
be open to the public from to 5 p.
m, except Sundays and holidays.
Here may be read borrowed or pur--
chased ell authorized Christian Sci
enee literature.
/ The third OF a series of sm- kers, ar
ranged by the Greater Vermont as
ISOLATION in conjunction with w. II.
Nichols of the Bennington Board Of
/ Trade will be held at the Benning.
I ten club rooms Monday evening e..
bert s. Brigham Of St Adams. com.
missioner Ct agriculture, will be the
speaker No one factor is of greater
Importance in Vermont than the pro.
duction of food and the commission.
or will have much to say that is of
vital interest to every citizen
The Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev Jas A. Perry, minister cordial
/ ly invites the public to the services
herein named II wishes to empha-
size this invitation especially to
strangers and newcomers in town
Services are held as follows: Morn.
ne worship with sermon at 1880:
Bible study in the church school at
5000 school Of missions Gao: union
evening service at 1850 Remember
sati,AJ, lnurcn school and school of
missions have CLASSES for all grades
Of SCI ,ars OF course all members
Of oh ches VIII attend services, for
ma church covenant is mere
than "a scrap OF paper"
The Second Congregational church
! Rev G. 5. Mills, minister extends a
cordial invitation TO its services to-
morrow. Morning worship at 1920,
| with sermon; theme. me Lnfl4t.aa
rs Consumer" The Mems class meets
directly after this service in the
church auditorium Church school at
liz The afternoon will be given to
The annual Every Member Canvass
the canyascers after their calls re-
/ porting at the chapel by $3.50, if pos
sltle The young people who have
)ecn in Secretary Winslow's mission
study c'ess will meet at $3.50 in the
Y. M. C. a. to take the first steps
or the re organization OF the Young
Peoples society So much interest
las been manifested in DR.. Ross study
lass ia THE Church and the Com
munity' that by special request it will
meet again tomorrow evening in the
chapel at o'clock Members of the
class and others interested friends
Who would care to come will please
bserye the change of time-promptly
at 6. There will be a union service
# the churches in the interest of
| Jewish Relief in Europe, in the Meth
odist church at 1880. to be address
ed by DR.. Louis Goldberg who is the
New England head of the organization
secure these needed funds This
meeting and the cause 1t represents
ire especially commended to the in
crest OF the congregational church
people and others.