[LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Today
are school
(Thursday) and
vacation days,
Miss Beatrice
taking care of a
lege,
Mrs, Samuel Shoop returned
Matawana, Mifflin county, on
day, where she visited a sister,
Morris Long.
Kramer, R.
patient at
The young
odist church
to be given
Christmas
people of the local Meth
are preparing a pageant
on the evening
(December 24),
All persons
Centre Hall
quested to
Friday
the
are
interested In
Lecture Course
meet in the council
evening, at 7:30,
Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick is
for E. W. Bate at the Upper Tusca
rora Presbyterian Church, west
Port Royal, this week. Ewangelistic
services in progress there at this
time,
preaching
are
Mis,
home
Mary
with
east of
HL. A
Crust
weeks
Crust,
her
Centre
brother
died
who makes her
Charles E. Crust
critically
Mrs
three
SOM,
Hall,
and
within
is very
Sister of
the past
Mr. and Mrs.
Frazier farm,
entertained Mr.
at a dinner A
and friends of
were
Earl Frazer. the
east of town, recently
and Mrs, E. M. Smith
number
the
present,
an
of relatives
ide and Zroom
also
J. R
one of
Smetzler, of Potters Mil
the business
He
Heense,
Reporter's caller
on Saturday morning was
equipped with a hunting
stated he was too busy s0
season to chase game
Catharine
ter recently
James 8S.
has
the name of the
to Mr. and
Potters Mil She
afd half brothers
account of this feels that she is
considerable Mng
first daughter in
is
daugh
born Mrs
Reish, at is
seven brothers
and on
of importance, be
the
the
family.
Mr. and Mra
day, returned
a two
district,
time
WwW. P
to their
Mon
aller
Keller. on
here
tha Pit
the major part of
with Mrs Keller's
zell, wife of Rev. 8B. H
Mrs Wall, wife
home
weeks’ visit in tsburgh
where tie
was Spent
Mrs, Ded
Deitzell, and
D. J. Wolf
Wim
ters,
of Rey
Rain fell gently
part of Thursday
much needed
to freshen
scarcely
during the
night
Enough
the wheat
enough to make
except where a te
min ajided in
of
Rain was
up plants bu
plowing easy
wior is weed
also keeping up supplies
waiter In cisterns
Une of the
of
Cross
forms
Red
SO rViIiCe
Organ
community i=
ren
dered by the
own
ind attention giv
chronic
ization
in our home the
care
ing
this
those
en
Do
suffer
nes not forget
and your dollar
the
begiven
for enrollment
another
readily
iD
wild
Red Cross for year
the more
An
appeared
the Stork,
of Mr. and
Edward
leaving a
with baby
ma Fye
fine boy
tem of news which
week
November 15, at
Mrs. Steward
Durst
baby
should
the
have
visit
the home
Musser,
last Was of
on
Earivstiown
keep
Grandpa
ng
the farm.
boy to company
sister and Grand
ire smi and say he's
lelleforte is
main fleid in
service New
cago, Intervening will he twenty-two
emergency fields with 5.000.000 candle
power beacons, hangars, personnel and
equipment. Several of these emergen-
cy fields will in the highest passes
of the Alleghenies
scheduled to
the
become a
night alr
York and Chi-
new mal
tween
be
C. E. Crust
advertise some
before leaving told
well “his neighbors
called
high-class
on Tuesday to
poultry, and
the Reporter how
used him since in-
juring his hand, making farm work for
Mm impossible. Messrs, Run
kie, George Fetteroif, Homan.
did a big service when they
sored all the
Bruce
Ralph
for him
corn fodder,
The annual meeting of the Farm Bu
reau will be held in the Bellefonte
High school auditorium, Saturday, De
cember 6. A lunch will be served by
the Home Economics Department of
the High school for a nominal fee of
65 cents. After lunch there will
short talks by E. L State
College and a representative the
business interests of BeHefonte
be
Nixon of
of
A lew
are noted:
tilda,
perserals
Hazel
vigited her
W. Potter, and the
of town: Margaret
Bradford and Bobble Bradford, were
guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mre. Philip Bradord. at Lemont,
from Baturday unt! Monday: Bruce
Knarr was entertained for a few days
at Miltheim by his friend, + Byers
Ripka,
among the juniors
Potter of Port Ma-
gramifather, George
dy children
Bradford,
west
Isabel
0 E
a Ruest over
Mrs. W. W,
Jafley, of Philadelphia,
Sunday of his sister
Kerlin, and brother, Edw
E. Balley. He is one of the salesmen
of the Pittsburgh Phite Glass com
pany's products, and has advanced to
the top ranks in hs line. His. terrd
tory heretofore has been too large to
cover properly. and this has ben rem
edivd by eliminating the Sunbury sec
tion. This will make the working
district more compact and bring it
nearer to his homb city.
E. Sharer, of near Linden
was 4 caller on Saturday
express elatbon over the extension
the rural mall service from
Hal to his farm. Speaking
game, Mr. Sharer ventured
that he was pestered with deer com-
ing onto his farm. He discontinued
sowing winter grain on the “mountain”
fields and resorted to planting potatoes
in them, but last summers the deer
came along and nipped off the hlos
®, but this did not appreciably re.
the yield,
wa#
Hall.
morning to
of
Centre
of wild
to say
CENTRE COUNTY YOUNG
I
Sunday Schools
One Hundred
Twenty-Seven
sented by
Delegates,
The Young 1%
Centre
conference of the
of the Sunday Schools of
ty held in the la
Bellefonte, Saturday,
| was declared the
| by the county
| hundred
of these
ported
itheran
November
most successful
Young
seventeen
and
Sunday
people,
and registered and
one hundred twelve res
Twenty seven
| were represented
| State Superintendent BE. H.
the ably
Mildred
Miss
Bons
| directed Sessions,
Mrs
risburg
turkholder, of Ha
Margaret Ie
of Y
State Colleg:
by
and
{C ounty Superintendent
| Prof. i. L. of
pre ysident county
WOrk
Foster,
of the Sunday
| .
also on and
ns hand
Ma
association. Ww
sisted until the arrival. of Bon
sall,
The
tal application
Pr. division
the
ation,
had a practi
the
conference very
to of
und the demonstratl
Four-fold life,
week ~dity
the Work
Ve ges
sions of nymn
tempret program ol t
department
the
work of the
four of the vampers and
Prof. Foste
result of
were all entered into
delegntes
Training «
spirit by
The
presented
MIMD Was
by
a financial statement by
It is
session
ed that will
expected that as a
an enthusinsm hb been aro
iS
i
i
for 1825
deficit
purchnang of the
The Lad
camp and
on entre
luncheon
1
Kates and the hanqguetl
ing. whi was attended
very
taining
fair
meals wet
and 1 resolution of thanks
dered the
vice
ladies for thel
and leaders
ind the officers
conference for
Musser
Oak
Ferree
Pennsylivand
Fxina
Irvin )
Randa@i Poust
Harpster, Ralph
Mildred
Sparing
in:
“Ons
bright }
William Walker
Toe pnt
Sam peed]
State
Hartswich
Strunck, [dot tere ry
Hedeon Waterbus
Hor or
Maire
George Nea
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urtis
N LOVE WITH THE MOON
Writer Admits Attra ction of the Night,
As She Gallops “Down the
Milky Way”
_be-
e the setting sun
into
Far bevond the blue sky.
yond the
blazes
pale
horizon wher
high, my fancy
thoughts trailing like a comet through
the ether,
Once again 1 am a child and play,
carefree and innocent 1 the
I probe for the seventh of Plea
They fall, oniy blink and
blink away with dawn, 1 galiop down
the milky way like a Uroton!
and shy at Venus, writes Clara Frazee
in the Los Angeles Times,
Oh, how | the night, the still,
still night, when the moon plays with
me. When she smiles at me, I watch
her move slowly behind the clouds
piled and clustered like herded sheep
on a distant green slope.
She looks down on me hypnotically
and seems to say:
“You thought 1 was ‘green cheese’ ”;
I gaze vagubly, and she continues:
“Foolish, Jgoolish, I am not ‘green
cheese,’ I am the hall of love, lighting
the way and inspiring romance from
above. When all is dark and still, and
love seems sad, I hide behind the
knotted gray and white, Sometimes, |
too, feel pale .and stealthily glide
through the day and follow the golden
rays. 1 love the sun, 1 want to he
near him: he makes me weary and dim
and at night hides. So, boldly 1 defy
him and call on my friends, the stars,
Time is short, day breaks fast, and I
must rest, so we dance and twinkle
and blink and flirt with mortals below,
“Ah, child, you are weeping and sad.
I know, you are walting for his re
turn and I have touched the romantic
cord, unused,
“There, there, do not wail, trot on
to thy hed, I am not ‘green cheese
As the ‘ball of love’ let me bounce
through and plunder your dreams.”
I am no longer a child: sad eyes,
sad soul, sad fingers, reach but for the
realms of Marphens Ne
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wanders
touch
stars,
des, do not
an steed
love
Drawer 24. Ear! Park, Indiana.
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