Farinin,
ipasto
SB
6-]
Rgmbling With
i °
The Sage of
Ant Hill
Wasnington, D C.,
The triangular plot of ground
before the D.stuct Building at
14th Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue has been cleared of the
temporary buildings The
guests of the Willard Hotel will
soon gaze upon an attractive
park area which is now occupied
by “Tempo V". The wrecking
company hopes to have the de
molition competed by Christmas.
With the removal of these two
buildings Pennsylvania 'Avenue
will be free ot the eyesores
which have marred the land
scape since World War 11.
Within the next few weeks the
wrecking company expects to
start demolishing a “temporary”
which was erected dunng World
War I penod at 19th and D
Streets, N W Washingtonians
are happy to report these ac
complishments of the present
administration
Now Your eggs will be
THE SAME EVERV TIME
«wct(yfls you Kk« them
Automatically cooks 1 to 6
eggs just the way you like
them —without watching.
Also has poacher attachment.
Open Tues. & Fri. Nights
Till Christmas
LEBZELTER’S
“We Give and Redeem S&H Stamps”
237 N. Queen St.
, Lancaster
nnuuiiiiimiiiiimmiiiimiiimiiiiiiiumiiniiiimimiiii
Here is the NEWEST
Way to Treat CRD
Simply Dust Your Flock With
Convenient, effective, and economical treatment of
CRD (Chronic Respiratory Disease) or AIR SAC IN
SPECTION in chickens. For less than one cent a bird,
*VOU can treat your flock. Most effective'if caught in
|the early stores.
I Ask for it by name Dry-Strep-Spray
At your local Feed Dealer
DISTRIBUTED BY
Naw Holland Supply Co. Phono 4-2149 New Holland. Pa.
biiiic^iutiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHruiiinmiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniuniiim
Friday* Decembs!
Mth'n ■< L’fllfli l&t
Last Monday morning one
coulld not pass Treasuiy Build
ing without noticing the roses
blooming on the south lawn.
However, tlte cold snap of
Tuesday and Wednesday put an
and to the loses
The Wall Street Journal is
now being printed in Washing
ton During the past week the
presses stalled rolling at the
new production plant on 14th
Street North of K Street and
Washington became the fifth
city in which the Journal is
printed. The building was for
merly an automobile showroom,
and Journal officials report that
approximately a million dollars
was spent in setting up the new
plant
SD Day Successful
Safe Driving Day was observed
in the Nations Capital without
a fatality, although there were
some fender folding crashes. The
annual parade of trucks bearing
black draped boxes, represent
ing the District's traffic deaths
for the year, and wrecked cars
toured the downtown section
and, evidently, had the desired
effect
A dilapidated brown stone
church build'ng stands on the
corner of John Marshall Place
and C Street, NW; across the
street is, the recently completed
Federal Court building, while
the municipally owned East Ad
ministration Building is just
across C Street. The stained
glass of the windows -was re
placed with plain window glass,
much of which has been; cracked
and broken, and the -building
appears to be used for storage
purposes
Sign Tells Story
On the East wall of the build
ing is a small wooden sign and
the ravages of time have almost
Subscribe Now
Charter Offer
$l.OO First Year
Ends Soon
iiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiinnii
obliterated the legend thereon,
f Close study of the sign re
vealed that General Grant,
General Logan, Secretary Chase,
President McKinley and Vice
President Fairbanks attended
Divine Services in the church.
An aroused curiosity led to
further research and it was
found that in 1852 the General
Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church authorized
the organization of a national
-church in the City of Washing
ton, and In 1854 Bishop Mathew
Simpson, assisted by the mem
bers of the B B. Franch Masonic.
Lodge, laid the cornerstone of
the Metropolitan Memorial
Church Owing to the hostilities
between the States;" the budding
was not completed and dedicated
until 1869 President Grant,
Simon Chase and Mathew
Emery, the last Mayor of Wash
ington, were numbered among
the trustees of the church.
President Benjamin Harrison
addressed an ecumenical con
ference held in the church m
1891 During the McKinley ad
ministration the President was a
regular communicant of Metro
politan Memorial.
16. 1955
New Building _
The years wrought great
changes in the character of the
neighborhood and the member
ship moved to outlying sections
of the city Before the depres
sion years were tar advanced the
Metropolitan Memorial congre
gation had erected a new sanctu
ary at New Mexico and Nebraska
Avenues in the fast growing
Northwest section. Today it is
one of the leading churches of
the Capital and serves the stu-
Soviet opposes revision of the
United Nations Charter-
Dec Women’s So
ciety 9 Christmas Party, Gift Ex
change, Marticvulle.
Dec 17 Friendly Circle of
Rural Women Christmas Party, at
(the home of Mrs. P. W. Bowers,
President, Barewille.
Dec 17 Entry closing date,
4-H beeves, 4-H sheep, Pennsyl
vania Farm Snow.
Dec 18—Lanebester Chorus,
“Christmas in the Air,” Christ
iana Fire HaM, 3 p- m.
Dec. 18 —Christmas Cantata, “A
Star in the Sky.” Chestnut Level
Preshytsrrian and Quarryvilfle
Memorial Methodist Choirs at
Memorial Quarryville,
8 p. m.
Dec 25 —Christmas.
Dec 26 —Fulton Grange Christ
mas party.
Dec 28—Farm Society 4 Christ
mas dinner party, covered dish
Dec 29 Referendum on To
bacco Marketing Quotas, Lan
loaster County.
JANUARY
Jan. 6 (Sunset) Waterfowl
season ends Bucks, Philadelphia'
and Delaware counties and on
Delaware River .bordering these
counties.
Jan- 7 - Farm Society 6, In
stallation of Officers, 2 p).m.,
home of Mrs.'‘Daniel Eshleman,
R 2 Elizabethtown-
Jan. 9-10 - State Farm Women’s
Society Convention, Farm Show,
Harrisburg-
Jan. 9-13 - Pennsylvania State
Farm Show, Harrisburg.
Jan. 14 - Farm Women’s So
loielty 16 guests of Society 7, Par
ladise Elementary School.
Dec. 18 The Christmas
Story, pageant-music, by Stras
burg Wesley Methodist Church
Choir, 4 pm.
Jan. 20 - New Holland 4-H Ba
by 'Beef Council Meeting, James
Wolgemuth home, R 1 Bareville.
Jan. 21 - Farm Women’s So
ciety 2 meeting, Rosetown Res
taurant, Manheim.
Jan- 26 - Lancaster County
Agricultural Council meeting.
Feb- 7 - Board of Directors
Meeting, Lancaster County Farm
ers Assri.. Fred Soilenberger
home, Narvon-
Farm Calendar
DECEMBER
FEBRUARY •
South Penn Dairy Goat .
Assn. Names Leaders
To Organize Members
Leaders have been appointed by
the South Penn Dairy Goat as
sociation to organize and seek
new members in five counties, it
was announced following the Dec
ember meeting and Christmas.
Party Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. H- Rissrailler,
Rl, Middletown.
President Deveney opened the
meeting,’with 46 present Jacob
Fisher, 'RI Manheim, was in
charge of devotions. Minutes of
the previous meeting and the
treasurer’s report were approved
as read, and all committee chair
men reports were accepted.
County leaders named by the
President are: Adams County,
Arthur Deagon; Dauphin County,
J H. Rissmiller; Lancaster County,
Mrs Walter M. Sherer; Cumber
land County, Jno- Hennecke; York
County, RalphioSeifert and Oswa-1
Kirstetter. 7
Following the meeting,
the Christmas Party committee
took charge- The party was com
plete with tree, Santa Claus with
gifts for all, refreshments, movies,
games and prizes
The next meeting will be Feb
-18 with the Ralston-Punna Co
at their Shiremanstown mill.
dent body of- the expanding
American University whose
campus is on the opposite side
of Nebraska Avenue- The pastor,
Dr-_Edward B- Latch, is an out
standing cleric and is active in
the civic and religious life of
Washington-' Some may say the
church abandoned the old neigh
borhood, but it is now serving
the present age in a growing
community. Moreover, it is aid
ing future leaders of America
to retain a church home while
they are students in a strange
city-. " •
SNAVELY’S FARM SERVICE
New Holland
Fm^iw^roO
Both o f Them
“Do you think that ‘puppy
love’ is absurd?”
“Yes Just two billy.” , J
A Sinister Motive
She—When- we’re married, I’ll
cook for you
He—ls that a threat? Don’t talk
like that again
Be Careful, Boys
Flip—Where’s Sam’
Flip—He’s got painter’s colic
Flop—But he's no painter
Flip—His girl is, though-
Nein
“Give me your telephone num
ber, Gretchen, dear”
“999 ”
“All light, then, don’t’”
Habit
Hubby—l’m glad you want only
$5 to go shopping with today.
What are you going to get with it 9
•Wife—Nothing but luncheon,
dear I’m going to have 'every
thing else charged-
BELMONT :
.57 Per Cent Pure
Agricultural Limestone
Analysis:
Calcium Oxide 30%
Magnesium Oxide .... 20%
Calcium Equivalent ...57%
Wenger &
Sensenig Co.
Phone Gap 45R21
RD 1, Paradise, Pa.
Phone 4-2214