THURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1034 A ——— FEHR CENTRE REPORTER {ISSUED WEEKLY, AR ed EE i RM CENTRE HALL, PENNA. HR reno Se ———————————— SMITH & BAILEY, Proprictors 8. WW, SMITH, Edkor. BPW. E. RAILEY, Associate Editor and Business Manager, Pac I — - — ———— Setered at the Post Office in Centre Hall A» second class matter, TERMS. The terms of subscription to he Reporter are $1.00 a year, in advance. Legal advertising at the rate of ten sents per lime each insertion. PENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHARGE (Bev, 8. ¥. Greenheeo, Pastor.) Tusseyville—) to 10 A. M. Spring Mille—10:30 A, MM. Centre Hall—7:30 P, M. @ENTRE HALL REFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Delns HB, Eeener, Faster) Centre Hall— #:30—Sunday 10:30—Churcp Spring Mills— §:830—Sunday 7:80—Church Foreign 1 Farmers Mills 1:30—8unday 8chool. 3: n Service, ss m— School, Service, School, Service. Service ay 20—~—Foreign METHODIST (Rev, Seth Sprucetown-— 10:00—Sund Ly School. 11:00—Morning Worship, Pmuliton— EPISCOPAL Russell, Pastor) PRESBYTERIAN (Rev, J, M, Kirkpatrick, Pastor) #:30—S8unday (No P School. EVANGELICAL (Rev, J, WW. Zang, Pastor) Centre Hall 9:30—Sunday Communion Servi Zion Hill Bunday S Worship = Locust Grove— Worship Fr School W. C.T. 1. S0CIAL. The lox WwW. CC. T. 1 Id t social dat ever at Ple College Mrs, gave a Brovies The musical Sarah Oder and Mr Hees, 9 ok, Srusada freshmen m —— So ——————— JUSTICE IS BLIND. The Ci titution of the Unit declares that ther HE facto law In OLhe i shall be = punishment Alassed tod it Tha Supre re OT not repeal ically dition 1 portant ease, sugpests “no ex would have iu vest, upon witnessed. That those oused with, Se: od guilty under the the pardoned vietsd upon jun tric and & the court i their conviction and that justi auas Tam Oo ple wd wed must interpretation nw wor gentones others con sentenced Wwpeal fro will Will Rogers Picks A Story For ¢ This Spot By WILL ROGERS OMETIMES kids better li $hes the k ds, fig at think that people The kids have for lying, thoug shri ame p—_—l think of grownups. And the parents rill believe them. Il kinds of reasons 3 ¥ h, while their big can brothers and sisters usually do it Just to brag. This Johnnie was feeling kinda achy in the middle already when his mother found out that a whole lemon pie was missing. She sayw, “Johnnie, what happened to that big lemon pie I cooked and set here by the window to cool 7” “Well, sir,” says Johnnie, “you never saw the like of the big dog that I saw staring at that pie get- ting ready to come right through the window and eat it up! And so’s to rave the window glass and the curtains and all, 1 just ett it my- zolf, and it’s give me an awful feel. hd American News Features, lace, Deaths * - . * » w » % KIREN.~In the deat of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Millheim, Sun- most soul passed life, the last of the children and Henrlotta the Keen farm a short distance west of Millheim. She and a sister, Ida May Keen, ar invalid for many years, lived tog ther, Misg Lizzie was most loyal to her, giving her every possible at tantion, and it was the task of caring for her that to do with bringing about her Insp [fll She hed been iU fr about Her age was 73 years, 4 days Keen, in on kindly She was aay, a out of this four Harter of Henry Keen, born and reared on ardent had much ness, but two weeks, monthg and 22 Miss Ke Reformed chur Fred over of the Rev, res Won, n was long a member hh pastor, performed the last Tuesday and her Griesing, wfternd body, on parents al Nneas, Re gixtoen ivd during had VORrS ago Mrs with od 1 A Fost: pr the past tw ely 0" J hee Ker nade Edward. Sho Mra, M Yonre her home her son seven children, Mrs, Richard Markie of Altoona; Mrs John Auman. Mra Wm. Knisely, Mra. Walter Martin and W. RR. Decker, all of Philadelphia, and J. Edward Decker, of Bellefonte. Bhe also lenves four brothers and four sls ters, Charles and George Rishe!, of Aurora, NL: William, in Maryiand, Jereminh and Mrs, Sarah Stover, of Millheim; Mrs Carrie Cane, in Georg ea Valley: Mra Mary Moyer, of Burn- ham: and Mrs. Della Krader, of (Co. burn. Bhe was a member of the Re formed church all her life, Funeral services wore held at the Markie home, Altoona, on Saturday afternoon by the Rev, H. 1. Stahr, of Philadelphia, and burial made in the is surviv and | Tiecy vite cerwetary, ALTERS ~Elaine Alters died at the Centre County Hospital, Sunday morn- ing at 9:15, following suveral days’ illness of a complication of @weasos. ine Alters, and was born in Bellefdnte 20 years ago, bavink celebrated hap birthday anniverspay Tuesday of last woeile, Miss Alters was a graduate of the Bellefonte High schoo and for twe and one-half had beep em- ploved as operator in the Gladys Tanney Beauly Parlor, She ls survived by her and father, the latter a former of Centre Hall, She was a member of the Mathodist Fpilscopal church. Private funeraj were conducted at thie afternoon at 2:30 Edgar in Vrs an mother resident services Tuesday of her pastor, Burial cemetery. hme in chareg Hey, i. Heckman Union wig made the orf died at Harry and BOTTORF Elmer the homsa «ff his Mary Thursday, parents, Runkle Bottorf, in Milesburg, on and nfter the n th Death noon remains 'nlon cpmoeters of and was borr 14- Mile September the House oouniy. SRY viirrows, 'nion 1858 months and days He marvied Jennie with here was aged 74 Viola 1 at evives these ohildr feontier ¢ 1D. TPresier, i Mrs Hall two Bertha KITCHEN FOR RIDE ins AM A AND SHOWER Hennigh. lode « Zn Ney Hat Jared Mrs Dox - Hennigh } Mra. Charlies Richard, Miriam, Mr. and Mrs and Mrs, Mr. and Aumnre Mi Ham i, Zetiie, Jt Mr Junior llgen Wilbur Confer, Irene, Berniow othy and Alvin Confer, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Owens, Junior and Teddy Ow ens, Mra. Margmwt Emphiield, Devel: in and Richard Emphfield, Mrs Gregg Carper Carper, Alma Uehard An, Mr. and Mrs. P. EB Mersinger, John, Mary Kathryn and Leroy Mer- singer, Goraldine, Marjory and Ardell Lingel, Carrie Lingle, Eleanor Foust, Mary Louise Aukerman, Melvina Auk- erman, Cordelin and Walter Gobble, Hobert Lingle, Willam Waiters, The couple recddved many Present The refreshments consisted of sandwiches plokles, coffee and joe eream. Me, and Mra, J. WW. Foreman also o bobented thudr 29th wedding annl- vernary the same evening. . tie. ney in and Joan ry Brown, Hipka. lay useful porved enke, RETURNED MISSIONARY FROM CHINA SPEAKS TO LO- CAL CHURCH PEOPLE The Presbyterian churches of tre Hall, Lemont, and Pine Grove Mills wire treated to some very interesting news from the Mission Field of China, by the Rev, T. N. Thompson. who for 32 years has been engaged in the work of his Master in this needy field. Mr and his wife are home on furlougly,. Mra, Thompson is spending somd time in California regaining her health so thas shemay be able to return to the fleld in the spring. Rev Thomp- son Is taking work at Btate College in the practical things that be prepared to still add to the his Thompson has Con- Thompson somo «1 HO he power of China, Rew, y { personality may when he returns to a delightful work hunt He h and brings a message makes one forget nationalities made an Important statement whi 1 bo rex *hristich shoul Church the Church was He emp that ws: (tOLONET Ap JONES FOR ( ONGRESS under onduct Ha entre The RICHELIEU BELLEFONTE & GENE CARR JUST HUMANS / ' i O MANY A FARM WIiPs phone is a business asset as well \ ’ | ' the tele 4s a convenience and pleasure. As one “I sell most of my butter and eggs by telephone. Every young woman told us week I telephone my regular customers . for orders and they often give my telephone number to their friends.” THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNA ions 4] dS TT FRED LUSE, Manager CENTRE HALL Buy Your Lenten Foods Here and Have Menus that Are Economical. Pillsbury FLOUR 12 Ibs 55¢ 2 Ige cans 23 2 pkgs 15¢ — we $108 SAUER KRAUT POST TOASTIES SANKA COFFEE Ib can 45¢ CHEWING GUM ys. 3 phase 100 Beechnut—Pepsin—HBlack Jack—Dentyne, < bars 25¢ wf" AMAY ~~ Soap soap of beautifal 3 cakes lie The women { --FOODS FOR LENT-- RRAFT'S (CHEESE Assorted a io+1h phkes. Te FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHET T1 can 9 RED SALMON—Seal Brand 7 FANCY SARDINES—0l} ,r Mustard WET SHRIMP-—Fancy Large CRABMEAT No BOL SODA CRACKERS * White Naptha wi HIPS ~AJulcek suds that last large package loc the tall ean lie «2 cans 13¢ 2 cans 26¢ can 29¢ 2 Ibs 20 or Red Man or Boschnul Tobacco pkgl lc LATEST FEATURE ATTRACTIONS Western Electric Sound System till 13 P.M, Continuous Nhows 2 ——_—— THURSDAY and FRIDAY THIS WEEK: “8 GIRLS IN A BOAT" Johnson, Dot Von Leet nd Homanca SATURDAY OF KONG’ Halen Mach greater “SON with Robert Ar fic than ALSO, Subjects, ma rong. jarge cast Better and * Thriller of thrillers and BERT of Short King Kong TARZEN (NEXT WEEK) MONDAY, TUESDAY Charlie Ruggles, Mary Boland, W. C. | Fields, Alison Skipworth, George Burns and Gracie Allen in i “SIX OF A KIND” 6 comedy championg taking gloom for ride. Don't miss it | —— | WEDNESDAY Bert Whedjer and Robert Woolsey In | “ “HIPS HIPS HOORAY" Their latest snd greatest laugh hit. | | wa SRNL CTE TONGAN SURI RMITANT SOIR <e TORTI Gr SUOANTIRIN SUAS AIT SURI JOOS JNO, FDC take pleasure in announcing our member- ship in the Temporary Insurance Fund of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora- tion, through which the net deposits of every de- positor of this Bank are now insured up to the amount of $2,500. ng We are glad to offer this certified protection to our depositors. It marks the beginning of a new banking era of service and mutual cofidence. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK CENTRE HALL, PA. JIT WR RANT FRG JI J RI Jae Jim
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