THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1034. THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. . THE CENTXE REPORTER OFFERS Spring Mills PRIZES FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATING A Collection of Newsy Happenings and Personals from Gregg Town- AWARDS TO BE MADE FOR THREE ing decoration ship's Metropolis, BEST EXTERIOR LIGHTING DIS- pe PLAYS. fored lights, tableau hid : at all so long as {t Mts. has| go much interest has heen shown in|Christmas. Small The day | Christmas Lighting during the past | homes few lighting hunters, a different group each day, | ook that the Reporter has decided to! many-~the one point on killed four. The scarcity of deer in offer prizes to those three homes inlawardg will be determined is a fleld for many years prolific appears | centre Hall and community whose TY. To ald decorators in ArrALEIng outdoor lighting displays ave declared thelr displays, the “Reporter” is dls- Condo, housed for months i at——— . - : i was out in an auto on i time since con- lr Any method of light. / will be admitted--col effects, anything’ has to do with homes or large decorations or which the BEAU- ing decorations, Christmas Time is Here-- the time when cheer and good fellowship prevail everywhere. Santa Claus will soon be here and with him come a glorious ar- ray of gifts. We are prepared to help Santa with practical, beautiful presents, and if your list has not been filled, choose from the lists below. The kill of bucks in Seven been very light this year, a mystery. Mrs. 8 L from sickness Sunday for the valescing. ER : A Beautiful BRIDGE LAMP FREE with cash purchases amounting to $35.00. This offer good until Christmas. PEP PTE PEOCTOINII POPC EPOOCIIPIEOEP EIT IPP OPGIESOPPS OP PEP CPOS EPICS for LADIES for MEN Pockethooks Interwoven Hoslery Blankets first iron bridge over Penns | n its final coat of paint | white. The | approval of The new Creek was last week and Is now structure aj to meet the local yopulace in ‘all Ir gret the wih side, respects ex- | foot But for the ia elec} cept One pass ago tructure offort would no ng about Sweaters OYERUOATS Handkerchiefs Neckwear Pajamas, Bathrobes Handkerchiefs Silk Slips and Searls COATS Sheets and Plow Case Sets Towel Sets Shik Kimonos Sik Hoslery Bathrobes Quilted Robes DRESSES, SHOES a change : { Gallers, Gloves, inte Teather Jackets SHOES, SUITS Mufilers, Sheepskin Coutts been Halcases Fort i irveyors have ring Milis-Old 1st and this Hosterman through the Silk Underwear Ralncoats, Topooats, Saspenders BTETSON HATS Win breakers Smoking Sets Silk Underwear week. Umbrellas property tha present Luncheon Sets Fitted Sultcares Kid and Far Gloves Sweaters Fast of eads uty of sirlkeg Route 46 in| ths old Lutheran | { the Dr. Smith farm | nil ‘Zettle. At other t as can” be obwerved, the © followed, f , Mtlifieifn, ‘hag i investigating the need for old age pension a large number of ection who are of need of aid from act y ru for nouncing th he home Is ong { th ONE LOT of How many be the contest, as each display becomes prize winne | Hard-Flalsh kg and the denom- . r tom RELI) ia “on will be as follows: First, i hecks is yot a of i ; a ihe. he fhe ey > Eleetrle Clock: Sees That there will be ments Is a f ly the ond, a Walle Iron; Third, a String ent srgone |t Lights, the new meadow gonad the church s Travelling Bags Dressing Gowns Saggestion on Exterior IHlumination Berets, Dress Arclies Ralncoats, Umbrellas COATS, HATS SLIPPERS Bedspreads Shirts, Pajamag Belts BEDROOM EGE EP OE PCE E EGE POTEPIPPOCOEIOCIPIONOTOTEIEVOPIOGOIVIO CIPI OPE PICO VOCE POO PC OPOVCIIOPCOIOCEOEPPe em rautiful by ‘ he mant.beantiful;by Flannel Robes Caps BEDROOM SLIPPERS a that wil} shortly be y elt that tities such a been bringing back of Christmas Special Bargains First Special ltem Men's Fine WORSTEDS, $12.95 All Ladies’ & Children’s Coats REDUCED 20 to 33 1-3 Per Ct. NIEMAN'S DEPT. STORE “Where Your Dollars Go the Farthest” MILLHEIM, PA. Dress Sults, in (irade Rubber Shoes and Arctles, Friees as usual lower than will and sacrifice In elsewhere without Prizes PLU. Telechron quality, of Christmas H., Alexander and jisges Dorothy and ills, were aunt, Mrs Annie visited with Mrs. | daughter, Mlisg Ber | on the day | guests of THIS STORE WILL BE OFEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS sume pastor of the services in | Sunday 11 - wii held nurch i after- | \ - a Group are ANNUAL BANK MEETING. The annual of stockholders of The First Natpnal Bank of Centre Pa. will be held in the banking the second Tuesday of January, $th day of ihe candle-Hzght . ® 5 & » » . * =» but have not t dato 8 - @ ee "PON TRON FARM CALENDAR. meeiing INSURANCE Axo REAL ESTATE WANT TO BUY EBRIGHT, Cashier. | OR SELL ? SEE US FIRST. eee C. D. BARTHOLOMEW CENTRE HALL, PA. ther of Dr. jaited fat Thom one 1935 the * * y Timely Reminders from game being the ania State (oilege month, between the hours of 10 and o'clock, election of direct the transaction of any other that may come before the t a closed corporation, | Messrs, Jonas Ripka, Bamuel Weaver | and John Bair h y entered the butch- | ering Their first day's i work charitabl, nature when | they techering for Widow | Confer, near Potters Milla Mr. Mra. C. B. Stover and Miss Josephine, also tussell Condo and Mrs . M. Watts motored to Lock | Haven wherd did Christmas shopping. The marriage of Misa ephine Duck, 1 tor Mra. Magnus uck, of and David Westerbrook, ity, will ke York its Saturday a graduate of Columbia and a young The groom is e loyed by the Bell Tele- phone company as a chemist parents of and a of Spring Mills, amony, expecting to York on Friday. The pupils of 7th and Sth grades of the mchoois are pre paring to render a program on Fri day, 21st inst. at one o'clock In the for School of Agriculture 12 the {ors and business meeting * . * . . BIRDS t frye business was of a did the DRESg PRI) on Exterior Humination in prime when Suggestion there the back, on the uncer = FOR BALE (College, spent the week-end o. wings ar on eiber moe Or VIP er Black Gr cut 10 you . $1.20 g cement and a akin on Detwiler Phyiii Barger ibler, Leona Martha Mr. and Mra, F. H. Ex {day, were guests Mrs. C. B Mrs. Slee] Highest grade roof ley, Sur ; a r J. H of Mr. an Miss Mary ant em 1nd am | CEEP MILK O M13 should be Huntingdon a. y Fahrenheit | ing write Muthersbe they dinner Bilover Myeorg home Sarah Joa- of Mr. and Spring Mills, of New York A. place in New | The bride is University inl tanc ter: i Mra family pea m lan pacsible to prewent rapid Vera the and dinner at ease rapidly Myers, at Coburn, Bernice 8mith, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Paul Grove, Mrs Grace | _.. McCool, Miss Roselle Hettinger andig au. afterno Helen Grove intend to take a Pleas. | Mins tut ure trip to Willlamsport today spent The h ow C to. 293 P of i mi named above | The Ladiew Camp No. 233, P. O. of nigh home Duck. and wife A, had a very interesting meeting Mra. Fired Klinefellor ke 8 a tie. Monday evening at whicy time they | ter Betty K visited several wit noe the ger initiated a clasg of new members and Charles Slutterbeck home leave for NeW nad the degrée team of the Bellefonte] Mr. and Mrs. Fetterolf and daugh- camp do the work. There were alter, of Madisonburg, visited Bunday number of members of the order pres. with the Mark Fetterolf family ent from Bellefonte, Mileshurg and Sunday callers at the DD. GQ. Fortney State College camps. After the work home were Mr. and Mrs Chester school room, to whic, patrons of the was done thers whe as’ abundance of Burtnett and daughter Barbara June, “odioo} are tavited on of two plays refreshments served, and apparently | of Naugatuck, Conn: Mr.and Mrs re He at the Clototmey | To Y0Re enjoyed the evening greatly. Harry Fledler, of Rockford, 1., and : Whopper,” and the other “Wooden | With the announcement recently ay |} Mr. and Mrs Newton Fiegler, oft PROVIDE NESTING 4 Nutmez." the Rev. and Mrs J. Victor Royer, of Madisonburg space permits on the home grounds The lower grades will also give a Catawlssa, of the marriage of their] A party of six hunters from Don-i4t is advisable to plant trees, ever prograiin in thelr respective rooms at daughter, Miss Jean Royer, to Matt. aldson have as their headquarters thel.reens, and shrubs which will is some time prior to Christmas ( hew Mensch, of Catawissa, the fact|Charles Slutterbeck home courage birds to nest in them. Soms Jean Watts, eldest of the children | oa disclosed that that was the fifth of these have attractive fruits which of Prof. and Mis. CM Watts, be.] Sing In. the Royer family within the birds find palatable came thirteen on Twesday of last Sighisen months: and that the pastor BURN ROSE LEAVES To prevent week. The event was coslebrated by | A ut long of thyaga, ; ’ the fungi causing black spot and pow giving her a birthday party to which! y . my ot the . weddings was on dery mildew from wintering over, the were invited her school mates—chil. Hp a 15th, 1933, hem Miss Mary old dead rosy leaves should be collect dren In the 7th and Sth grades, all of oa mattis Hobart Helao! of Ssuth of and burned. This will, ta a arse whom wete present extept two, and jy gi On ON 26th, 1349, extent, eliminate early spring Infee. the teacher, Russell Condo. The eve. ow or one rtien Mine Vorua . Ha. ning was spent In playing games of 1934, William Eyer ony Miss TOMATOES varfoust kinds, and finished with a'yp 0 Zor of Gordon: on Novem. Berks county tomato demonstration veritable banquet. The pups are 3... 15h Philo Hoyer married . pl Bonny Best averaged five tone per named below, the fourteen named nret g.. >” ru ee my al na acre more than agy Barlinna 2Ype, and ' . - . : A Rs + alor wer : ’ buing those of the ith and the others Zerby, of Gordon, and the wedding! Jogrs the quality and color were bit of the 3h grade: Bettle Auman, Hes. j..4 week was No. 5. with | o ter Ripka, Handall Stump, Walter Snavels Donald Ross Dn ee) Both the Hav. and Mrs. Royer are ler, Newell Miller, Harold Kennelly ha . onire county. He was + born and grew to manhood in Spring Miss Mabel | Mrs grand-ds hier Med and wler SHOWS 6:45 49 PM. Municipal ® Theatre hens io pro Millheim best. It ig especially in the used jirea A ood will PRICES 0c & 250 fon req raring isan ’ “5 ¥8 weather : {Ole i Mills, Hen ale ‘3 waler nedip thelr have warm lights are charming person Spr spring oe FF 81 th isey of ih wmeveral ank ble to wnier FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 & 15 CLARK GABLE & CLAUDETTE COLBERT IN: “It Happened One Night” A picture for the entir, fam- "ETOLEN MELODY” the bride Su] Js nays wa the morning PRODUCE GOOD quality In the turkey is the thickness of the meal the keel bones and the fullness of the thighs, as well as the distribution of fat in and under the skin This fat helps to break up the muscle tissues and also makes the roasted meat more jukey and tasty and daugh- days at the in barther, Guy will TURKEYS--High denoted by over the iocal gave thiy picture 3 Stars*** “CARTOON” - Liberty ay FOX NEWS MONDAY & TUESDAY, DEC. 17& 18 *Brought back to this Theatre by popular Jemand®*: Eddie Cantor, "The Kid from Spain’ The totay receipts from this showing will beturned over to the needy in this valley. You can belp this cause along by attending this No. 8 "LAST FRONTIER” Also, TWO SBINGLE REELS. PLACES --1f Picture Special Notice Friday & Sat.,, DECEMBER 21 AND 22 ONE OF THE FINEST ROADSHOW ATTRACTIONS ever brought to this theatre—*THE PASSION PLAY” an adaptation from “The Life of Our Saviour” (A sound motion Plctare). Young and OM should plan now to see this OUTSTANDING Production — “THE PASSION PLAY” Dec. 21 & 22 (Two Days Only). ADMISSION PRICES 10 & 260. Also Special Selected Reels for this oceasion. Boalsburg. Mrs. lather Dale and daughters, Margaret and Marian, spent Saturday in Lewistown. . W. J. Kidd was homes from Mt Ver- non, N. Y., for a few days’ visit with his family. Mra, E. W. Hess and daughter Anna Mary, spent Saturday In Altoons, M¢, and Mrs. Clement Dale, of Pleas- ant Gap, were visitors in town on Sun- (day afternoon. Mrs. BE. E. Stuart expecta to Thursday for her annual visit her sons in Crafton, Lather Dale and son Frederico trans. acted business in Centre Hall Mon day. YIELD HIGH-—In a Margaret Wian, Jean Watts, Dolores Condo, Elsie Showers, Fred Felten- berger, Marie Long, Nanmne Ifuey, yew soph Meyers, Theodore Wian, lair Schaeffer, Lyda Grassmyer, Harter, Frances Ripka, Pnyllis Ripka, John Shook, Bugene Bechtol, Martha Keller, Kenneth Lingle, Donald Mills, while Mrs. Royer, prior to her marriage, was Miss Elizabeth Faxon, a davghter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Faxon, of Bellefonte. Tusseyville, {Received too late for last week) The Civic Club received an invita. tion from the Woman's Club at State College to attend a Christmas play, on Monday evening. a number of the members accepted the invitation, Donald Struble was admitted to the Centre County hospita; for observa. RED'S Hofter Street CENTRE HALL A son was born to Mr. and Mrs ('O0. on Monday. came Toner Spotis on Tuesday night. Oscar Bmith and Miss Helen Steph- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mowery, from|®NS Were united In marriage on Sun- day evening by the Rev. H. IL. Wink. Our merchants are displaying an at tractive line of Christmas goods, Dr. Geo. Woods, of Pine Grove Mills, was In town in hig professional on. pacity last week The Girly Glee Club of the H. T. V. 8B, will sing in thse Reformed church, Friday evening. A AI ISAS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, John M. Boob, Sheriff, to Theodore R. Reish, of ux, tract in Stats Col. lege: $4,000. ’ John M. Boob, Sheriff, to Mary P. Hutakinson, tract in State College; $494.50, wo 13 0. Paul Ziegler to Willlam MH. Zieg Jer, of ux, tract in Miles twp; $1. Btitzer, Isabel Musser. Mrd Carl Meyer, of Milroy, to Spring Mills for the week-end to | be with her husband. | Burnham, spent several days at the The baseball club will hold a shoot Milton Kline home, assisting with the Thursday, 20th. 2%.cal. rifle only butchering. Five cents a shof. Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Willams, from The 4H Club held a Christmas par. Dellefonte, called at the Swarts and ty at the home of Mr. art Mrs ¢ | Fortney homes Wednesday evening. M. Watts, whose daughter Jean te al Bob Plekworth, of Jennerstown, call. member. One or mbre plays were © at the 8. T. Swarts home Thanks: rendered. The Watts homie was dec. BiVing day. arated In keeping with the spreft ot | Mr. and Mrs, Charley Neville and the season. The eighteen membery of @aughter Lois spent Thursday even- the organization are: Mary Osman, | M8 at Spring Mills, Mary Zettle, Jean Watts, president; | Mr. and Mrs. Grove and daughter Betty Lao, vice-pres; Isabel Musser, Colleen, of Huntingdon, and Mr. and woo ; Marie Long, Lolg Bhook, Hazel Mra. Mahaffey, of Altoona, spent McCool, Lottie Houser, Delores Con. Thanksgiving at the Smith and Marts do, Mabel Johnsen, Berulce Fetteroly, homes. Barbara Fetterolf, Sara Zubler, Ruth | Miss Ann Wert, from Look Haven CHANICAL WORK to be done om your CAR, TRUCK, TRACTOR or GAS ENGINE, fet us give you an estimate, All Work Guaranteed AT PRICES THAT ¥IT EV. ERYONE'S POCKETBOOK. At CENTRE HALL Sales Barn - MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 In this load of exceptionally good Horses wif 3a found SIX MARES IN FOAL, and un PAIR OF MULES, besides a number of Single Horses all Young, of good welght and the plek of the West. ; DON'T FALL TO SEE THEM at the barn before day of sale. SALE STARTS at 3.00 P. M. CO No “IFS" or “ANDS” about our
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