APRIL 9, 1936. THURSDAY, A— EE CENTRE REPORTER ISSUED WEEKLY, ings week, SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors 8. W, SMITH, Editor, EDW, E. BAILEY, Associate Editor and EE E—— ist Botered in the Post Office in Centre Ball as second class matter, TERMS. —A'he terms of subscription to he Heporter are $1.00 a4 year, Ld advance, Legal advertising at the rate of tea pelts per lle eacn lusertion. Display advertising rdtes iwmade known #0 applucation. SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES FENNS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHANGE (Rev. L. Arthur Wagner, Pastor«) Centre Hall—9:00 A. M,, Fuwrmers Mills, 10:30 A. M. Georges Valiey, 7:30 P. M. : — CENTRE HALL RBEFORMED CHARGE (Bev, Delos RB, Keener, astor) Pentre Hall— #:830—-Church School. 20.80—Church Worship. Sermon by the Licentiate Brumbaugh, of Altoona, Y., P. Meeting— Tussey ville— §:00—Church 30: 00—Church the Mo Wm, 8. Pp. er Rev Hall, oes LeRoy Worship. School, METRODIST ErisCOorai (Rev, Seth Russell, Fastor) NO WORSHIP SERVICES. Ce tral Pennsyivan Conference | meets in Epworth yisburg. Annual i, rial X EVANGELICAL A. HMHostermaan, Mn Centre (Bev, W, Pastop) Centre Hall-- Sunday School, 9:30 A M. Worship Service, 7:30 P. M. Bpring Mille Bunday School, 9:30 A. AM. Worship Service, 10:30 A, M. Bethesda Worship Service, 9:15. Sunday School, 10:30 A. The first ly be held gay, April [4 i | in 8 PRESBYTERIAN (Bev, J. MM. Kirkpetrick, §:30—8unday School. $:30—Christian Endeavor, 7:30—Evening Worship. ——— PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION TALKS The Pen goclation ir 10 roads cludes with ti “The perman standing the 888 exceptional reDorig we have beep instanceg roads, < : Pastor) HOTEL ON ROADS ie have d nday, eed, B -Par —— demonstration arranged County for Agent ¥ been farms, at which Joh iscuss feeding and and places: 2:00 pp m.— 7:00 p. times Aprik 20 Rock Springs. Lemont, April 21, 10:00 a. Hecla. 2:00 Schenck, Howard. April 22, 2:00 p. Spring Mills. 23, 10:00 a. Rebersburg, Millheim, a. m. Furnace, i Pp m, April rungart, K Stover, 10:00 Marthg J. will in eve y Hal y Jat Boalsburg. Kirkpatrick, preparatory churdgh at M. Of en's conduct Presbyterian Oo April 17, Sunday at LE 5:00, an 11:00 ning, on Jerre Bnd wr I, attended Selan chow O WILL ROGERS’ HUMOROUS STORY 2. By WILL ROGERS THERE was some folks out in Oklahoma that got them a big oil well, and they didn’t know what te do with all their dough, sc they hired a smart fellow to look up 2 | their ancestors. “Spend all the expense dough you like,” says the oil man to the col- lege prof that he hired. And go to the old country and look through all the cemeteries and everything. Then when you get a book full of n stuff, I'll pay you extra for getting it printed, and I'll send copie all the editors in the country.” So the professor went aw a year, and when he came oil guy says: “Well, here's the rest of wag i Four pense and w i . the 4] vour OX = i iY s il n i - Amasrican News Festures, Iva i | kinds; tankage sold, $1.75 per cwte— A M. Reigel Centre Hall; phone 11- | | i Mr. and College, oplled evening. spent community. Mr. and Bellefont Fortney Mr. and Mrs. and family, of Dashem families Joseph spent Saturday of his parents, Ramer, William a business Mrs. calldd homes trip the ® Old-fashi daughter Colleen spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. 8, Martz, Marthin Stoner, of State spent the Eastr vacation home of hdr grandfathers, Btoner. A. W. Holderman, his wife made a business Rarrburg, Monday, Mrs. visited [ast weak, My. and Philadiphia, the former's J. B. Wert. Miss “Peg” Spring Mills, with Migs Mrs. Lester Boalsburg, spent home here, Myr. and Mrs. Rossman Wert, of spent the week-end with parents, Mr. and Mm. W. Bwarsgz, of State friends Tuesday College al the Charles on Bellefonte, afternoon in the Fottilgolf of spent the week Frances Runkle. and children, of week-end near Willlams of end accompanied by 11 a SMwhrtz and ip 40 evening. M WW. at dhe Thursdiy Harry Harshbarger Altoona, visited the on Saturday, of Sia'ss College, evening at the home Mr, Mrs. C. P. Brouse the ’ of Pieasant days with Grove and | Ammon Balrd, and family. at her | Kitty several falrd, Gap her pon Mrs. H. C. and made day of hig Altoona, to home one PLAZA BELLEFONTE, PA. Continuous Shows 2 till 11 THURSDAY. FRI, & SAT. “MILKY WAY" STATE BELLEFONTE, PA. ALL SEATS NOW 2c. Children 10ec, 7:15 and 9:00 dally. (THIS WEEK) (This Week) OF ISLAND” with Harold Lioyd. Special] Comedy and Cartoon 5 Lt Shows WED, THURS.-FRI, § “THE PRISONEI] SHARK Haxter, SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW THIS SUNDAY Alsg Showing MONDAY & (NEXT BIC TUBE CF Phos TUESDAY WEEK) GARCIA” Warner inl 8 with i “A MESSAGE Ie ] ) . frie Hors SATURDAY Til WEEK ans wer a IVORY HANDLED GUNS Hun First Comedy. Added: Parmount Special Comedy & Cartoon News and Special Wee ke CHAPLIN TIMES” Aly Nex {CHARLIE “MODERN HE —, 48 averag l, For In MA CHES ptly x A asi Fr. " pe 3 z = pray vOUR OLD FAVORITE L088” boli Rid J ~ Bryn SRE < The 1c Grocery Sole, originated by Clover Form Food Seoees, is bock egoin with another memendows saving: event! The peacdes certainly will “chek” shis week. Check this ket ond bring # with you. ES SS SSNS Baking Chocolate, $on = 4b 25¢ - & Form Clover one ores Hw practically has settied with the The fact done to co “On is far from roads. Even 4 macadam roads holes, and in m chot road ed entir that Program planning. at Harris start in Chis |fuguration board. We this good won the responsi and every « sound, program development, This requ that every revenue and for not done, plete demornlizatzion mith the fect upon in fact upon the life entire Btate™ Baking Soda, Baking Powder, Form om ree Lax a 5c Clover Form Pound 25¢ - . Clover Farm Spices, “nix 2 cans 20c¢ - Loose Rolled Oats, 4 Ib. 20¢ - == Ze Macaroni, Noodles | or Spaghetti, oo [2 Pkgs. 20c - & Farm Ic Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 Ib. 25¢ - = ic Candy Bars, RX Hc. Omi ge it 8 Assorted IDEs. 21c «+ Bisquick, ‘'&.%nv 29¢ Gold Star FLOUR, 24 Ib. sack 8s¢ Pkg. 10c 2 Pkgs. 19¢ ie ic the from : S Bxs. 20¢ - == Ig sie Rene SALT 2 Ih: 20¢ Cone Exire ic the a oa © a. raveled Lt ; Penn f vail 8 Fait The present week-end of Mr he parents wife, daughter Toursine from Washing- their Easter Krefder Mrs. Hoslerman was the formey Kreider, Wililam Hosterman John, ow fxr so and son nee mi [Oe Glendale Imitation VANILLA 8 Os ic balanced are at spending cent of av sn the Whilace Ah ez. Te Phg. be spent on : { Beatrice 10 } Other purpose and College, parents Charles Meyer of Htate guests of their Gepharts, Way Sunday Mra Gephart, + Bunday La. and we soon see t) and of al ahal} our highws COTNRe]1 depressing { ing all business and Mra, Wn Speng er home, from M. Wagner at the unsh in Edgemont Ginger Snaps, hiscuitse RIPPLED WHEAT, Choice Pea Bear Blue Rose Rice, and living lis Page. who College is employed ai several Charles wpent the Loe Kidder Violet, on day Pages, daugh- rer ts EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS fail ang 8 4 1b. iI5¢- 3 ib. 25¢ - wer shopping Thursday. 8. lL. altended Hall on $ Gephart and Masonic Monday | ) i ting in Centre who apent ia employed h several days in {own with family. Mrs Bowearsox is seri- ously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs W. E. Bair, with no hopes for her recovery. Mra. Bowersox is past 93 years of age and has been confined to her bell for more than a year, A Potters Mills, Ammon Bubb and wife, of Yeager. town, visited with relafives on Sun. day. They were accompanied to their home by Mra. Bubb's mother, Mrs. Ellen Wilkinson, to spond Faster with them, Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Foust Easter at the home of thelr fer, Mrs, Fred sey ville, Charley Fouss and wife, of Read. ing; Mr. and Ms. Wm. Pos and son. of Yeagertown, visited over the week-end at the home of their uncle And aunt, Mr. and Mrs, J, G. Boal. Paul Palmer and family, of State College, visited on Sunday at the ome of his : po ot parents Mr. and ne, E. OCTAGON in on, CLOVER FARM TOILET PAPER 4 rolls .25¢ Sally Clover NAPKINS ony IC his Catherine Grode “! ONIONS. 8 1b. 19¢c Big, Solid lcoBerg LETTUCE, head Qc California NAVEL x SUPER SUDS, ORANGES, Doz. 20 2 Pkgs. 19¢ | WATCH QUR WINDOWS: spent daugh- Kilnefolter, near Tus By APRIL 17th & 18th Hosterman & StoverCo. Re 1936 Se Suri ate Share Speciall | Light, Lean BACON, Ib. 29c o'fi BACON SQUARES," Ib. 2lc MILLHEIM
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